Frederick County Couple Wed by Clergyman
A Frederick county clerk issued a marriage license today to Joseph Bragg, textile worker, of Bruce, and Frances Swimley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Swimley of the same place. The ceremony was held last evening at Stephens City with Rev O D Bee serving, Bragg is a War county, Va native. Also noted is the Richmond marriage of Archer Wyatt McCormick and Victoria Mae McLeod, who will reside at 600 West 24th Street, Richmond after September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County Clerk's Office
Joseph Brage
Brucen
Frances Lucille Wimley
J. Swimley
Willat F. Bragg
Waren County
Bragg
Niiss Swimley
Stephens City
O. D.eee
Methodist Biscopal Church
South
Formely
Brucetown Arch
Archer Wyatt McCormick
Richmond
Victoria Mae McLeod
Shenandoah Valley
West 24Th Street
Woodland Heights
McCormick
Edgar Maxwell McLeod
William Thomas McCormick
South Boston
Virginie
First Public Appearance of Tavlos Pupils at Colonial Club
Miss Flora Ballard performed a graceful Indian dance at the Colonial Centre last evening as the Tavlos pupils made their debut. A second performance is planned for Friday night on the second floor of the American Legion building with music by the Colonial Serenaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tavlos
The
Colonialentre
Flora Ballard
T Tavlos
American Legion
Attractive Entertainments For Mrs Lindsey
Mrs Lindsey from Alexandria Virginia returns after a weekend visit hosted by Miss Elizabeth Barr on West Boscawen Street. Barr entertained for Mrs Lindsey with a bridge party Friday night. Mrs R C Green hosted a dinner at the Country Club Saturday for Mrs Lindsey. Mrs Philip Williams and Miss Mary Miller entertained at Mrs Williams home with bridge in Mrs Lindsey honor. Mrs Byrd Goes to Norfolk to Meet Commander Byrd. Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd left by motor for Washington and an evening boat to Norfolk to meet her son Commander Byrd Jr in Norfolk before his Antarctic expedition ship loading this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Alexandria
Elizabeth Barr
West Boscawen Street
Miss Barr
R. C. Green
Country Club
Philip Williams
Mary Miller
Visiting relatives bring several families to Herald home
Mrs. Griffith and daughter, Woodstock visitors Mr. and Mrs. Karry Frazier and daughters Elizabeth and Virginia Frazier of Summit Point WV join Nan Frazier of Ohio, Henry Baker of Charles Town WV, Marshall Melwin of Baltimore, and Mrs. Joseph Griffith and daughter of Winchester in returning to their homes after visiting relatives Mrs. David H. Walton and Mrs. P. H. Rohrbaugh at their Herald residence.
Brumback Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mr. Charles I Brumback of Stephens City and Frederick County Board of Supervisors underwent an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital late last night. His physicians report the condition as very satisfactory today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Braumback
Charles I. Brumback
Stephens City
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Brumback
Henry Family Visit Draws Guests From Several States
Mrs. R. B. Henry and daughter Miss Mabel Henry of Lock Four Pa. plus Mrs. Henrys son J. Ween of Roscoe Pa. were guests of her brother-in-law Silas Henry at his county home. Mrs. Henry, once a county resident, had not visited in 38 years. Also visiting were William Franklin of Flint Michigan Leroy Franklin of Cedarville and Ambrose Vernon and son John Vernon of Fairfax Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Henry
Mabel Henry
Lock Four
Henry
J. Ween
Roscoe
Silas Henry
William Franklin
Flint
Mich
Leroy Franklin
Cedarville
Ambrose Vernon
John Vernon
Fairfax, Va
Emory Glee Club to Perform in Shenandoah Valley
James H O Knox, manager of the Emory Glee Club of Emory University Atlanta Ga, reports the group will appear in the Shenandoah Valley this winter with likely stops in Harrisonburg Staunton Baltimore and Washington. The forty member ensemble is well known and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory University Glee Club
James H. O. Knox
Emory Glee Club
Emory University
Atlanta
Knox
Glee Club
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Baltimore
Washington
Mrs. Barton family returns to Richmond for winter
Mrs. Robert T. Barton Jr and her young son Robert III have left for Richmond after a month as guests of Mrs. R T Barton Sr of South Washington Street. They accompanied Major Barton who was here for the weekend. The Bartons spent part of the summer season in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Robert
R. T Barton
South Washington Street
Major Barton
Visitors From Ohio Visit Caverns and Local Notables
A group from Ragland Ohio led by Mr and Mrs J R Oliver with Miss Mary Oliver arrive for a local visit to Mr and Mrs David Grimm on South Cameron street. They plan trips to Shenandoah Valley caverns and to stay with Mr and Mrs J B Gerver in Boyce before returning via Washington and Gettysburg. Nearby notices report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George Pappas of Strasburg, owner of Crystal Restaurant, with Mrs Pappas formerly Miss Pauline Hart of Boyce. visits by Miss Virginia Hicks of Dayton connected with General Motors. and weekend trips by J R Michael manager of the Radio Shop after completing Atwater Kent Radio Service course in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. R. Oliver
Mary Oliver
E. C. Gerke
Anna Large
Ragland
David Grimm
South Cameron Street
Shenandoah Valley Caverns
Gerver
Boyce
Washington
Gettysburg
George Pappas
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Pappas
Crystal Restaurant
Pauline Hart
Virginia Hicks
Dayton
J. H. Bott
Joseph P. Miller
Hicks
General Motors Corporaton
J. R. Michael
Philadelphia
Atwater Kent Radio Service
Local residents take trips and visits noted in daily roundup
Mr C T Owen and Mr M E Jones depart for several days on business in the valley with stops at Woodstock Staunton and Harrisonburg. Gus Everley of Keyser W V returns home after visiting relatives in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Owen
American Automobile Association
M. E. Jones
Shenandoah Life, Insurance Company
Woodstock
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Local residents make short trips and moves this week
Thomas Harrison Davies leaves for Woodberry Forest Academy in Orange Virginia to begin as a student this fall and winter. Mrs Davd Lowenstein returns to Baltimore after visiting friends. Mrs W E Barr and Miss Alice Estep plan a week of Shenandoah River fishing in Clarke County. Levi C Fries returns home to North Braddock Street after a month in New York New Jersey and Philadelphia with daughter Mrs R L Lang. Gladys Carver of Harper Method Shop returns from Washington with courses in Eugene permanent waves and finger waving. J M MacHale arrives from Philadelphia to join wife and sons at Kremer home on South Kent Street. Marjorie Kremer visits Chambersburg Pa. Mr and Mrs J S Haldeman move from county summer home to Winchester for winter residence at 600 South Washington. P W T Loy of Potomac Edison Company in Hagerstown here on business. Mrs Eugene Anderson of White Post spends yesterday in Winchester. Mr and Mrs J E Pitman of Kernstown were here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi C. Fries
North Braddock Street
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
R. L. Lang
Gladys Carver
Harper Method Shop
Washington
J. M. MacHale
Mr. MacHale
J. S. Haldeman
Winchester
South
Washington Street
Democratic Promise of Honest Government in Future Election
The piece urges voters to back Democrats, claiming eight years of Republican rule produced multiple senatorial investigations that exposed alleged corruption in the Fall, Forbes, Daugherty, Doheny, Vare, and Illinois Smith cases and pledges honest, efficient governance if returned to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Forbes
Daugherty
Doheney
Vare
Tlinois Smith
Democratic Leaders Champion Alfred E. Smith as Standard Bearer
A political speech lauds New York Governor Alfred E. Smith as the Democratic standard bearer. It praises his leadership, reform record, and clashes with corruption, citing Root, Hughes, and Wickersham, and notes women’s potential influence in the upcoming election.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Root
Hughes
New York
Elihu Root
Wickersham
Hughes, and That Has Made the Masses of People Rally To His Banner. “Mr. Root
New York State
Constitutional
Alfred B. Smith
Women’s suffrage and Smith’s support in party history
The piece notes the Democrats’ role in women’s suffrage and appointing women to positions, citing Governor Smith’s liberal record. It highlights 1919 attempts to ratify suffrage, ongoing advocacy for equal pay, and the party’s broader acknowledgment of women’s rights and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Democratic Party
Smith
New York
Hon
Questioning Governor Smith’s Public Trust Integrity
The text asserts Governor Smith has never betrayed public trust and remains a model of integrity, challenging any claim of betrayal and defending his unassailable character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Free Chest Clinic To Be Held Here on September 21
The next chest clinic for persons suspected of having tuberculosis will be held at the District Nursessociation offices in Chamber of Commerce by day September 21 between 9 30 a m and 12 noon and 2 to 4 p m The clinic will be led by C W Scott of the State Board Health with local assistance Everyone who feels they may have symptoms is invited to attend and receive expert medical advice The examinations are free to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fi Cha
C. W. Scott
State Board. Health
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Valley
Leesburg
Tavlos
Henry Shaver
Polhamus
Strother Shull
Nancy McIntosh
Cora Hamberger
Front Royal
Remount Station
W. H. Moore
Miss Pearl Moore
Jennie Shrodes
Williamsport, Md
Kate Mace
South Braddock Street
Soy
RP Fotwear
Huntsberry
Gus Everley
Keyser
W. Va
A. D. Mason
National Avenue
John H. Coulter
Jack
Asa Crisman
William A. Norton
William A. Norton, Jr
Frank H. Krebs
Stark Smith
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jack. Miner
Cambridge, Mass
North Loudoun Street
G. W. Armentrout
Beatrice Huyett
Pine Mountain Settlement’ School
Harlan County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Greene Memorial Church
Roanoke
Josep McCarty
Cecil Street
Hugh Nelson
Huidekoper
Arline Strickler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grippe
George L. Craig
Roanoke, Va
Harriet E. Cornwell
Farmville
State Teachers’ College
Edna L. Lamb
John P.lamb
West Clifford Street
Thomas Harrison Davies
Woodberry Forest Academy
Orange
Davd Lowenstein
W. E. Barr
Alice Estep
Shenandoah River
Clarke County
Marjorie Kremer
Northern Virginia Power Company
Chambersburg, Pa
P. W. T. Loy
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Eugene Anderson
White Post
J.E. Pitman
Kernstown
Gov. Smith
William H. Baker
Washington and
Boscawen Streets
Boscawen Street
Stewart Street
B. M. Sullivan
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Endicott
Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
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