Social and Personal Dinner in Cross Junction and a Wedding
Braithwaite hosts a large dinner at Cross Junction for her husband’s 58th birth anniversary with numerous relatives and friends including the Braithwaite family. Eleanor Elizabeth Glascock and George Richard Thompson wed at the Glascock home near Appreville with a ceremony by Rev. David Campbell Mayers, followed by plans to reside in Marshall Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Elizabeth Glascock
George Richard Thompson
Bedford Glascceck
Appreville
David Campbell Mayers
Middleburg
Frederick C. Stotler
Emily Glascock
Helen Bard
Kalamazoo
Mich
Katherine Bowman
Warrenton
Marshall Orne Exnicius
Washington, D. C
Julia Gatewood
Atoka
W. M. Thompson
United States Navy
W. M. Thompson, Jr
Susan Harmon
Rev J Luther Neff improves but stays home from church
The Rev J Luther Neff pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church has been confined to his bed at the parsonage on South Cameron Street since Wednesday morning with intestinal poisoning. He is reported somewhat improved and hopes to conduct services Sunday. Mrs George Forney and granddaughter Miss Margaret Cross return from a month in New York state visiting relatives including Mrs DaBell and stopping at Niagara Falls Rochester Clyde and Thousand Islands and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South Cameron Street
Neff
New York
George Forney
Miss Margaret Cross
New York State
DaBell
Forney
Miss Cross
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Clyde
Thousand ‘Islands
Canada
Ashland residents visit relatives and plan travel
Local notices list Mr Lloyd Lichliter visiting his mother in Kernstown while Admiral McCormick and his wife prepare to move to Washington for the winter. Rev Magill and Mrs Magill tour Philadelphia and Gloucester, Va. Several residents return home or depart for schooling, including Alfred Tucker heading to Severn Park and G Don Gray Jr joining Handley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd GC. Lichliter
Ashland, Ky
Anna Lichliter
Kernstown
Admiral
Mrs. A. M. D. McCormick
Claremont
Clarke County
Washington
Local Society Matinee Notes and Travel Visits
Mrs. Charles Cross improves at home. Miss Ruth Miller returns to Wilmington after visiting Mrs. May Miller. Mrs. J. E. Harris hosts a bridge party on Church Street Berryville with guests including Mrs. J. M. Clagett and others. Mr. and Mrs. Kennth Gilpin return from Saratoga to Kentmore. Hugh McCulloch and son depart for Louis Mo to join Dr. McCulloch of Washington University. Mr. and Mrs. Low Harriman take a Wardman Park Hotel apartment for winter in Washington. Irvine Cather returns to Virginia Tech Blacksburg after summer at home. H. N. Clagett of Marlboro visits on business. Mr. and Mrs. White and son of Lynchburg stay at G. F. House. Mrs. Marion Curl returns to Washington. B. O. F. Randolph of Millwood visits on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Harris
Church Street
Berryville
J. M. Clagett
L. M. Glover
John D. Richardson
L. M. Allen
Elizabeth Moore
Emma Powers
Moye
Hugh McCulloch
Hugh, Jr
William C. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Louis, Mo
McCulloch
Washington University
J Low Harriman
Clavie County
California
Wardman Park Hotel
Washington
Irvine Cather
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Local Social Notes From Clarke County And Beyond
Morgantown resident M L Taylor spent last night at the G F House. Washington guests include Vincent McDougal and son Bobby visiting the S Arnolds. Claud Ryan and wife arrived from Norfolk to stay with Mrs J P Haddox on South Loudoun street. Capt Ewart Johnston of Clarke County is in New York on business. Miss Mary Bibb, recently with Miss Leona Lauck, leaves for Calrenden Va to teach scope this term. Joe Nachman travels to Baltimore on business. Harry Warden of Berryville was in town on business. M P B Sutton of Johnson Boyd Company Baltimore with Mrs Jack Boden of Brucetown visited Ernest Tharpe on North Loudoun. Curtis Meade of Boyce and John V Diggins of Chester Pa spent last night at the G F. Rev P E Lindamood of Grimes spent time in town yesterday. Mrs C M Collins of Washington is visiting at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Ryan
Norfolk, Va
J. P. Haddox
South Loudoun Street
Jack Boden
Brucetown
Ernest Tharpe
North Loudoun Street
Bandits Slug Paymaster in Steamer Deck Heist
Four masked men halted Clyde B. Falkenstein paymaster for Merchants and Miners Transportation Co on a dockside deck as the coastwise steamer Howard neared. He was knocked unconscious and relieved of a bag containing 6289 dollars, while a guard, Thomas Fitzpatrick, watched from the street. The robbers fled in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Clyde B. Falkenstein
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Howard
Falkenstein
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Bear Traders Flood the Market With Sale Orders
A flood of selling orders by bear traders swept the New York stock market before midday. Prices of many issues fell two to ten points from yesterday's close after an opening period of strength. Call money stood at 4 percent and total daily volume reached about 2,500,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chinese army occupies mission quarters in Hankow
Chinese military authorities at Wanhsiien occupy the quarters of the China Inland Mission in Hankow and hold three British missionaries captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hankow
China
Wanhsien
China Inland Mission
Rickard Denies Radio Rights For Dempsey Tunney Bout
Tex Rickard told the Associated Press no radio contract for the Dempsey Tunney fight has been closed though a telegram allegedly signed by the promoter claimed broadcasting rights had been contracted. He said any contract would bar newspapers from broadcasting wire reports of the bout set for Philadelphia on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Robbed of Gems Worth $50,000 After Cheery Greeting
Gustave Englesmann a New York jewelry salesman reported a theft at a busy Chicago intersection. A stranger greeted him with hello then produced a revolver and grabbed a hand bag containing diamonds worth $50,000 before fleeing in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Gustave Englesmann
New York
Englesmann
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Braithwaite
W. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Max
Paul
Fred
Roweha
Jeanette
D. N. Whitacre
C. G
Carlton, Jr
W. Smith Clark
W. Smith, Jr
C. D. Braithwaite
Mary Frances
R. G. Braithwaite
G. H. Edwards
Grandam
Roscoe Edwards
M. H. Mason
Eleanor Glasscock
Geo. R. Thompson
Thomas B. Glascock
James C.ambler
J. Davenport Blackwell
Fauquier
Mrs. Mussen
Green Spring Valley
Mussen
Robert Magill
Magill
Stephanie Bradford
Clarke ,County
Episcopal Church
Gloucester
Susie Wayland
Ts. J. Grtoslacsi
Valley Avenue
Alfred Tucker
Severn Park
Severn Preparatory School
Tucker
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Charles Jon
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Mary S. Johnson
Fairmont Avenue
Virginia Jacobs
Boyce
Fairfield, Conn
Frederick Sturgis
Charles Lee
Macon, Ga
Handley High School
G. Don Gray, Jr
Armel
Charles Cross
Ruth Miller
Wilmington
Del
May Miller
Mrs. Kennth Gilpin
Kentmore
Saratoga, N. Y
H. N. Clagett
Marlboro
Mrs. White
Lynchburg, Va
G. F. House
Marion Curl
Buster Brown
M. L. Taylor
Morgantown
W. Va
Vincent McDougal
Bobby McDougal
Lester Arnold
Capt. Ewart Johnston
Mary Bibb
Leona Lauck
Clarendon
Scopl
Joe Nachman
Baltimore
Harry Warden
M. PB. Sutton
Johnson- Boyd Company
Mr. Curtis Meade
John V. Diggins
Chester
P. E. Lindamood
Grimes
Mrs. C M. Collins
Mr. Collins
George Washington Hotel
John W. Considine, JR
Rudolph Valentino
Sheik
Frances Marion
M. Hull
Ahmed
Rudo
Yasmin
the Sheik PH
Valentino
Andre Ghabah
William Amoise Bull M Wite
The
Agnes the
Pincher
Bynunsky the Zouave
Erwin Don Pierre
Charles
Karl Dane
Ron Banky
Bandits
Slug
Webster’s
International
Funk and Wagnell
C. Vernon Eddy
F. T. McFaden
R. S. Fansler
Big Fight News
Rupon Valentino
Vilma Bank
Canal
Gls
Maggie
Dinty
Chorus
Valencia
Coats
Nathanson Company
Loudoun
Kellogg
Epirn M. Mason
Kelloge
Battle Creek
Eagle Pencil CO
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