Richmond couple wed amid friends and family in Virginia
The ceremony united Miss Virginia Ivy Ewing and Mr. Isaac Sellers Ewing in Harrisonburg with many relatives present. After the wedding the couple planned a motor trip to Chicago. The bride studied at Westhampton College and the College of William and Mary and is noted as talented in art. The groom, a native of Harrisonburg, is an engineer with the U.S. Forestry Service stationed at Massie's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I ‘Brown
Ann
Lynn Hudson
Reey
Araee
Marion Williams
Mar ‘Msreee Tenn
John W. Kermicle
St. Louis
R. Reynolds
William McNeill
Washington, D. C
James M. Settle
Flint Hill
Rhodes Brown
Sperryville
R. B. Sharpes
Richmond
Vitas
Westhampton College
College of William and Mary
Isaac Sellers Ewing
Harrisonburg
Brumback
Charles I. Brumback
Stephens City
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Harrisonburg High School
Ivine
Crnegie Iisit of Technology
Pittsburgh
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Carnegie Tech
Ewing
Chicago
United States Forestry Service A
Massie’s Mill
Social calendar notes for Rotary and clubs this week
The schedule lists 12 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel on Thursday 12 45 p m regular Rotary meeting and luncheon. 4 p m Girl Scout Council and troop committees meet at Mrs Harry Brown’s home. 1 pm Girls Athletic Association dinner at Tokus Inn with Mrs Maxwell D Matthews toastmistress. Friday 1 pm Am erican Legion Robert Y Conrad Post meeting and 12 30 p m Lions Club gathering at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwa
Nis Club
George Washing
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Girl Scout Council
Harry Brown
South Washington Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus Inn
Maxwell -D.mathews
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Lions Club
Scout Council
Cornelia Schwartz to Wed Clarence Ewing in Sperryville
Miss Cornelia Jane Schwartz daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest M Schwartz of Sperryville Virginia wed Mr Clarence William Ewing of Harrisonburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelis Jane Schwartz
See
Cornelia Jane Schwartz
Ernest M. Schwartz
Sperryville
Clarence William Ewing
Harrisonbure
Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church
Harris P. Chelf
J. Walton Wood
Louise Schwartz
Richmond
Elizabeth Ewing Chambers
Harrisonburg
Dorothy
Nalle
Gertrude
Mr Newcome and Son Visit and Other Local Notices
Mr Sheridan Newcome and his son Forrest from Pasadena Cal visit relatives in Kernstown after a cross country tour and a stop at the Century of Progress Exposition on their way to Florida. Mrs Mae McCarty of West Boscawen Street will join her son in New York then Providence RI to enroll in Brown University and prep fall shopping in New York. Bryarly Community League meets Thursday with Rev E W Webster as guest speaker at 8 pm in the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burr Harrison
Washington
James H. Earle
South Carolina
Ben
T. W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Robert M. Glass
Bridge
Granville Shirley
Cumberland, Md
French Thompson
Amherst Street
Mr. Newcome
Sheridan Newcome
Forrest Newcome
Pasadena
Cal
McCarty
New York
Mae McCarty
West Boscawen Street
New York City
Charles .Mort
Providence, RR. I
Bryarly
Delphian Society
Winchester
The
Handley Library
H. H. Jennings
Pilcher
P. P. Pilcher
Georgetown Hospital
Herndon
West Cork Street
Frank N. Hack
Chicago
Ann’ Tucker McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
Mrs. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Julian Proffen
Thomas Peyton Berg
Baltimore
Robert B. Nelson
Sumer
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Locals Headed to Schools and Trips Highlight Busy Week
Bruce Nelson Howard Allen and Beverley Byrd depart for Episcopal High School in Alexandria. Others return from Chicago and Barnsville for studies at Fountain Valley and Mary Baldwin while planning visits to Virginia Beach and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bruce Nelson
Howard Allen
Beverley
Byrd
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Mrs Paul Anderson to visit Woodstock with father
Mrs. Paul Anderson of Mon tague avenue will travel to Woodstock tomorrow to visit her father, C. S. Hurn, who recently had an operation at Fravel's Hospital and is reported to be improving. Miss Elizabeth Smith to join Bluemont High School staff for 1934 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
Montague Avenue
Woodstock
C. S. Hurn
Fravel's Hospital
Hurn
Mary ‘Elizabeth
Nome Fire Destroys Gate Hotel Area In Alaska Inferno
Flames sweep more than twenty blocks in Nome driven by a 22 mile per hour wind. Diggers and workers abandon operations as gold dredges halt and aid pours in from a western Alaska town. Reporter Russ Maynard narrowly escapes collapse to file the story for the Associated Press. Coastguard vessels are ordered to Nome to aid in rescue and supply delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate Hotel
Road Commission
Front Street
Alaska
Russ Maynard
George Maynard
Associated Press
Seattle
Nome
Yukon
Nhame
America
Territo
Russia
Nome Fire Relief Deployed by Red Cross Chapters
Red Cross chapters in Alaska ordered to rush supplies to Nome at the expense of the National Red Cross. Emergency relief planned for the fire swept mining center directed by James L. Fieser with orders sent to A. L. Schafer. WE clothing and medical aid to the homeless, with speedier shipments from Alaska towns rather than from the United States. The movement involves eight Alaskan chapters plus Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Alaska
Nome
National Red Cross
James L. Fieser
A. L. Schafer
Pacific
San Francisco
Fieser
Alaskan
United States
The
Cleaning Up On Recent Campaign Against Cedars
C R Willey assistant state entomologist works in Winchester and Frederick county cleaning up cedar trees to eradicate cedar rust in apple orchards. Several places within city limits or two miles of orchards will be removed. condemnation proceedings may be needed. Clean ups completed in Stonewall Shawnee and Opequon districts. cedars removed near Back Creek and Gainesboro orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Willey
Winchester
Frederick County
Stonewall
Opequon
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Fohn J. Astor And Young Bride Keep To House
John Jacob Astor II and his bride of three months remained secluded at the Astor town house in New York. Society buzzed about a reported argument at a Rhode Island hotel event. Astor offered evasive remarks and said only “Aw, nuts” when pressed for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John Jacob Astor
Tony
Minnesota Man To Head Odd Fellows Grand Sire
William A. Pittenger of Duluth Minnesota was elected grand sire of the Order of Odd Fellows at its annual meeting in Toronto. James A. Davis of Tacoma Washington was named deputy grand sire and Poindexter Deans of Richmond Virginia elected as another deputy. Pittenger displayed a four leaf clover sent from Virginia to aid in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto
William A. Pittenger
Duluth
Minn
Enly Order of Odd Fellows
James A. Davis
Tatome
Wash
Parke
Poindexter Deans
Richmond
Natve
Virginia
Bomb Makers Business Rises During Textile Strike
A Senate committee heard that a gas bomb and machine gun maker saw sales grow by ten percent amid the textile strike. John W. Young of Federal Laboratories Co. said buyers required local police or sheriff approval before purchase, and questioned if strikers could be barred if police sided with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John W. Young
Federal Laboratories
Comny
Pittsburgh
Clark
D.-Mo
Young
Punta Arenas Magallanes: World’s southernmost city
Punta Arenas in Chile sits along the Straits of Magellan as the world’s southernmost city. It lies in Magallanes region with about 25 000 residents and a climate of warm summers around 50 degrees and cold winters near 88 degrees while rain or snow is common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta Arenas
Magallanes
Straits of Magellan
Chile
Walmsley Orders Police Ban on Gambling in New Orleans
Mayor T Semmes Walmsley told every ranking police officer at police headquarters that gambling and vice must be stamped out or they would be dismissed. The move followed revelations of graft and vice in New Orleans after an investigating committee led by Senator Huey P Long condemned the city’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Walmaley
Evolution of Parliament Name from Witenagemot to Modern Term
The article traces the term parliament from its first recorded use by Matthew Paris in 1246 and explains its gradual replacement of earlier names for the governing body. It notes the continuity from Anglo-Saxon Witenagemot to the modern institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Paris
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Red Bud
A Dunn- Ruth
Hausenfluck
Jess. Willey
Gert Fincham
Mr. Willey
Maxine E. Ludwig
C. W. Derflinger
Maxine Elliott Ludwig
S. R. Ludwig
National Avenue
Claude Warren Derflinger
Hagerstown
Mr.Simmons
Hagerstown Lutheran Church
Derflinger
Loudoun Street
Virginia Woolen Mill
Fesco Alie
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacksburg
Leslie Polhamus
Leslie G. Polhamus
Dennis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Allison Hertmann
C. §. Hartman
Front Royal
Hoy Riley
Earl Clowser
J. P. Ireland
Ram
Red Cross Motor Corps
Seeden
Ness
Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
J. William Cammer
Les Amies
Braddock Street
U. S. S. Oklahoma
W.A. Roberts
Gable
Centenary Reformed Church
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
East Clifford Street
C. H. Lewis
Oscar H. Lewis, Sr
Lewis
Mamie Oates
A. H. Morgan
Radford
James Miller
North
Cameron Street
J. Victor Arthur
J. V. D. Tweedy
Virginia Beach
Joseph Massie
Joseph A. Massie
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fountain Valley School
A. K. Sirbaugh
Barnsvile
Mr. L. I. Braithwaite
Virginia Dove
Reuben Brady
Alfred Kerfoot
Misses Josephine
Eleanor Griffith
Marian
Louise Martin
White Post
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
H. J. Martin
Billy
Capitol Theatre
Hunter HydcGuire
Hot Springs
Robert Y. Conrad
Flame Gold Capital
Robert Service
Lou
Dan McGrew
Sam McGee
Coastguard
San Diego
Northland-Shéshone
Chelan
Bering Sea Patrol
Cedars
Fohn J. Astor and
Young Bride
Minnesota
Cinderella
Margaret L. Hodgson
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
M. B. Clowe Auction
J. S. Solenberger & Co
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Pollyanna Health
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
BROWN
Cochran
B. & C. Rolls
Golden Krust Bread
BIG Joe Bread
Rock Creek
Accoun
Holiday
N. Loudoun
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