Wedding of Maria Hollis and Beverly Rice in Loudoun Street Church
Miss Maria Louisa Hollis wed Beverly Nixon Rice of Washington D C at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church in a formal ceremony with organ music and a satin egg shell gown. Guests include family of the bride and groom. the couple will reside at 1700 Q Street NW Washington D C after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Louisa Hollis
B. N. Rice
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Beverly Nixon Rice
Washington, D. C
F. T. McFaden
Morris Cather
Victor Herbert
Schubert
Philomena Laren
Stultz
Cadman
Louis E. Rice, Jr
Edna Lamb
Elizabeth Hollis
Lawrence C. Hollis
District Nurse card party for tubercular patients in Winchester
An eight o'clock district nurse association card party will raise funds for tubercular patients with many local donors including Harper Method Beauty Shop and Northern Virginia Power Company. Attendees will receive a complimentary theatre ticket and a table lamp prize from NV Power. Garden Club discusses beautification plans for Berryville to Winchester road and other projects with Roll and Miss Massey highlighting landscape architecture studies.
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District Nurse Association
Winchester Society
Harper Method Beauty Shop
Mrs
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Margaret Hodgson
Gray and Sheetz
Winchester
Irwin Drug Company
Wender’s
Winchester and Clarke Garden Club
H. B. MécCoffiac
Roll
State Highway Department
Helen Massey
Lowthrop School of Landscape Gardening
Connecticut
Berryville
Opequon Bridge
American Legion
Harrisonburg
Miss Massey
Lowthorp
Virginia Marriage Quietly Ties Fries and Slagle Kin
A marriage occurred last Monday in Catonsville Maryland with vows at the home of Rev. Dr. S S Bowers. The bride and groom are attached to a Lutheran Church with the couple later honored at a wedding dinner by the Bowers. They reside at 378 National Avenue. The groom is son of the late G Casper Fries and has managed family business interests. the bride is daughter of the late Albert F Slagle, a well known building contractor. Friends extend best wishes for their wedded life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Rice
Empress Eugenie
South Loudoun Street
L. E. Rice
Emma Fuller Hollis
Kew Gardens
Q Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Rice
Hollis
William L. Hollis
Blacksburg
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Elizabeth Hollis
William H. Brown
J. Andrew Kater
Trousseau
Virginia
Catonsville
S&s. Bowers
Lutheran Church
Bowers
Fries
National Avenue
G. Casper Fries
Albert F. Slagle
Washington Ae
Corporation
Virgil B. Gerard
Mary L Oatnes
Kentucky
James L. Gerard
Olanthe
Kansas
Albert D. Wininger
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Church bids farewell to Rev Diehl and family
Members of Round Hill Methodist Church held a farewell surprise party for the Rev P R Diehl and his family at the parsonage on Whitlock avenue. Diehl, pastor of Frederick circuit for four years, is expected to transfer this fall to another charge. He asked members and friends to attend Sunday services for a special message.
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Round Hill Methodist Church
P. R. Diehl
Whitlock Avenue
Diehl
Frederick Circuit
Round Hill
Round Hill Church
Marjorie Reid Weds Charles Dorton Jr in Winchester
Miss Marjorie Ann Reid, daughter of Mrs. Herbert Reid of Middle town, married Charles Dorton Jr. of Kernstown September 12 at Braddock Street M E Church South Winchester. Immediate relatives attended and the couple planned a brief wedding trip before settling with the bride's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Reid
Dorton
Herbert Reid
Middletown
Marjorie Ann Reid
Charles Dorton Jr
Kernstown
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street
M. E
Winchester
Local social notes show Rita Ritter hosting and many moves
Mrs C W Ritter hosted a surprise dinner for her daughter Peggy with eleven guests including Evelyn Alma Ritter Bernetta and other locals. Several residents plan studies at the University of Virginia and nearby colleges while church and club events schedule for September and fall.
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C. W. Ritter
Peggy Ritter
Evelyn
Alma Ritter
Bernetta Ritter
Sylvia Grimm
Ruth Jones
Edith Jones
Local social notes and travels
Mr. Bobby Riley prepares to enter the center class at Rattan Don School for Boys in Washington. Miss Evelyn Wright departs for Baltimore for treatment at St University of May tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J William Craven of Pittsburgh visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cook at their Valley Pike home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie L. Eckley
C. A. Eckley
Bristol
Virginia Interment College
Daniel K. Muntzing
H. E. Munting
Stephenson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Handley High School
John Weems
Donald Weems
Weems
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Emma Ginn Baker
W. A. Baker
Bluefield
Ridgely White
Frank Hack
White
Tome School
Port Deposit
Workers’ Bible Class
Burnt Factory Church
William Carlisle
Greenwood
Bobby Riley
Washington
Rattandon School
Evelyn Wright
Baltimore
St University of May
J. William Craven
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Cook
The
Valley Pike
Long Called Liar by Texas Senate in Cotton Crisis
The Texas Senate labeled Governor Huey Long a consummate liar in a resolution after the House defeated a no cotton plan. The body argued Long’s claim legislators were bought was a lie, while 21 to 7 approved the measure against him. The House then favored a one third reduction plan, and Oklahoma talks of a special session followed a large farmers conference.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Sentatives
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Long
Texas
Coward
Walter Woodful
Houston
House
Carolina
Oklahoma
W. H. Murray
Farmers’ Conference
Oklahoma City
Murray
Two Die in Morgan Street Hotel Fire in St Louis
Two men were burned to death and a dozen or more roomers escaped or were rescued in a Morgan Street rooming house blaze in St Louis. The dead include Sam Sansone about sixty and an unidentified man. Firefighters found the three story building a mass of flames and could not determine the fire’s cause.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Morgan Street
Sam Sansone
Reference of estate case in Frederick County Virginia
Court orders reference to a Commissioner to inventory Aurelia V. Allamong estate locate real and personal assets and value. Creditors must prove claims by Sept 22 1931 at 4 N Loudoun St Winchester with daily adjournments until completion. James Allamong and others to be settled per executor M M Lynch at the September 12 1931 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lynch
Aurelia
M. M. Lych
Commissioner’s Office
Winchester
Virginia
N. Loudoun Street
Aurelia V. Allamong
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Evening Star
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As Araed
Churee
Genus W
Washington Hotel
Tuberculosis Fund
American Post
George Washington Hotel
Circle No
Huntsberry
District Nurse Fund
R. J. Funkhouser
Raymond J. Funkhouser
South Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Geraldine Lee
Funkhouser
Ruth Goodwin
Roswell
New Mexico
Frederick County
Bli Ge Products Corporation
Young Ladies
First Congregational Christian Church
Elizabeth Crisman
North
Loudoun Street
Workers’ Council
Red Bud U. B
Workers’ Council of the United Brethren Church of
Red Bud
Joseph Carson
Naval Base
Norfolk
Riverton
Paul Gaylord
Wilmington
Miss Ritter
Gertrude Borden
Front Royal
Rich
Mond
Westhampton College
Workers’ Council of the
United Brethren Church
Red Bud School House
Anna Pingley
Carl Roberts
Ogone Park
N. Y
Arthur Seabright
South Cameron
Julian Whiting
Rockville, Md
R. H. Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
Cameron Street
Mary Alther
East Germain Street
Carroll Reid
This County
E. O. Graham
Jewett, Ohio
Eugene Adams
Stephens City
Mr. Graham
Trinity Lutheran Church
Francis Baldwin
Charleston
W. Va
J. Frank Forrester
Brown and Fisher’s
Lyda Chapman
G. Newcome
Lenore
Beverley Wright
Paris
Elizabeth Neely
George Petley
L .A. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
United Lutheran Church
Jennie Thomas
Salisbury
N. C
A. B. Thomas
L. A. Thomas
South Stewart Street
Mary Miller
Washington Street
William P. McGuirn
T. M. Hiltzheimer
West Cork Street
Winchester Country Club
Crusaders of Sacred Heart Church
Cumberland
Friends
University of Pittsburgh
Lovett Bros. Winchester
Staunton
Good Housekeeping Institute
VOSS
RM. Swimley
Roland
Ryan, Mgr
Bell Clothes Shop
Garten
Uneeda Bakers
P. & G. Soap
Santo’s Coffee
Bluerose Head
Ralston
Rye Krisp
Ralston’s
Heinz
Ritter
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
J. W. Baker
P. Q