Thwaite Solenberger Wedding in Winchester
Sages ee Social and Personal reports the marriage of Miss Lyn Quantz Thwaite to Mr Hugh Solenberger in Winchester. The ceremony by Rev F T Me at the Presbyterian church drew about 40 guests. Music was provided by Miss Quantz and a quartet. The couple planned a wedding trip then home. Solenberger is vice president of John S Solenterner and Company. Also notes on Rev Walter Alexander leaving for Florence South Carolina and local community league officers elected at Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Miller
William C. Miller
Fréd, Thwaite
Helen
Charlotte Schlack
Solenberger
Thwaite
John Thwaite
Frederick County
ir.John S. Solenterner and Company
Winchester
Alexander
South
Walter R. Alexander
Ruth Alexander
C.L. Carver
Eleanor Carver
Cameron Street
Florence
First Baptist Church
Rock’ Hill
8. C
Stephens City School League
Community League of
Stephens City
R. E. Ayler
Thomas Lam
Lottie Woulf
Cretary
Elsie Smallwood
Lorenz Steele
Carmel Golliday
Co. C. Watson
League
Return to Memphis and local social notices
The Rev Dr and Mrs Charles Noyes Tyndell journeyed from here to Memphis with their daughters Miss Rebecca Tyndell and Mrs Peyton J Maretiall and her son Peyton Jr for a summer visit before returning to their rector duties in Memphis. A birthday surprise honored Mrs Graichen with twenty relatives and friends gathering last Saturday. Dances drew large crowds at McCarrolls Hall Clearbrook and Morgan's Grove with upcoming Martinsburg fair dances and Jordan Spring Hotel events announced. Miss Gaylord travels to Chicago for doctoral studies via Atlanta after Europe and a return to Agnes Scott College. Other locals include Miss Satie Long heading to Farmville, Mrs Florence V Russell visiting in Washington, and Rev J C Hooks visiting New Market Va. Cadet S D Fuller arrives at Dead Valley Academy. J H Emerson of M Moses Company on business. A J Novick on a eastern business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Tenn
Tyndell
Rebecca Tyndell
Peyton J. Maretiall
Peyton, Jr
Miss Gaylord
Chicago
Leslie
Gaylord
Europe
Paul Gaylord
Atlanta
University of Chicago
Decatur
Agnes Scott College
Local Social Notes From Richmond Visitors and Moving News
Richmond visitors and residents appear in a steady stream of social items. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Spector and daughter Shirley host friends on East Piccadilly Street while Arabella Davies travels to Rebectows Maryland for Hannah Moore Academy studies. Other notices announce births, marriages, and departures for schooling in Farmville Boston and Wellesley College.
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Eli. Spector
Shirley Spector
Richmond, Va
Frank Lovett
East Piccadilly Street
Arabella Davies
T. W. Harrison
Rebectows
Hannah Moore Academy
S V A Reopens Tomorrow With a Good Enrollment
The Shenandoah Valley Academy resumes the 1928 29 session tomorrow afternoon with over fifty former cadets returning and many new cadets. Changes in faculty include William Turnbull Gary as Latin instructor and R C M Flynt as Spanish instructor. Andrew M McLaughlin pursues medicine. Dice Anderson attends for a doctorate. Athletics outlook is strong with several new cadets touted as experienced football players.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Dice Anderson
University of Chicago
William Turnbull Gary
Richmond
Andrew M. McLaughlin
Richmond Medical College
R. C. M. Flynt
Washington, Ga
University of Virginia
Agricultural Notes on Hay Crops and Farm Practices
Agricultural notes emphasize treating trees and plants as living, promoting alfalfa hay for pigs and lactation impact, idle land use for forestry, frost tolerance of soybeans, and the importance of dry cow management. Advice covers insect control in gardens, sheep lice dipping, hogs destroying certain vines, chick space, leguminous hay, and alfalfa profitability with proper soil and seeding practices.
Danger of Leaf Burn In Applying Ordinary Spray
Lead ar sen tate used on stone fruits poses leaf burn risk when mixed with lime sulfur. Defo liation from pests may cause more damage. Natural lead is safer but scarce. Self boiled lime sulfur reportedly reduces cherry size. May apply to other lime sulfur mixes.
Potato Harvesting Machinery Quest In German Committee
The German government committee for agricultural engineering investigates large scale potato harvesting machinery. Germany uses about a third of world potato production and relies on 160,000 foreign workers yearly as domestic labor declines. The soy bean is a nitrogen fixing legume, but its soil bacteria are not normally present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Committee For Agricultural Engineering
Germany
Roma Monoplane Returns After Short Rome Flight
The Bellanca Roma turned back to Old Orchard Maine landing on the beach at 11 32 a m after 21 minutes aloft on a non stop attempt to Rome The crew blamed a malfunctioning carburetor air intake damaged during takeoff while fuel dripped from the plane and gasoline was spilled over the side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Old Orchard
Maine
Bellanca
Roma
Rome
Caesar Sabelli
Waves of Buying and Selling Sweep Street
New York investors moved in waves as stock trading showed sharp fluctuations. Price swings reached 5 to 6 points amid renewed concern over the money market and a jump in call money rates to a higher level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Complete Records by Live Stock Dealers
United States Department of Agriculture outlines required records for stockyard dealers to ensure fair treatment under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The notice cites a cited dealer who must maintain copies of scale tickets, purchase bills, detailed purchase and sale ledgers, canceled checks, check stubs, and sales accounts, with leniency for first offenses and stricter action for subsequent violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Act
Packers and Stockyards Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards
Causes of Summer Milk Decline Not Attributed to Flies
The article explains milk drop in hot months is due to cows not eating enough. Heat, fires, poor mature grass, or short pasture limit grazing. Fly repellents have little effect. solution is easier access to feed and grazing schedule. Cows should graze early morning and at night to maximize intake.
Vicious Poultry Pests Difficult to Eradicate
Chicken mites, stick tight fleas, and fowl ticks attack hens with night feeding patterns. Mites hide in cracks by day and feed at night, while fleas and blue-bugs show as dark areas on the head and wattles. These pests are persistent and hard to remove.
Farm Advice Highlights Crop Rotation and Livestock Tips
Notes emphasize crop rotation as weed control and warn burning straw depletes soil nutrients. It mentions soybeans as a supplement to short timothy or timothy with clover, prevention of turkey blackhead, and docking lambs at seven to fifteen days old for better buyer appeal. It includes pig feed figures and alfalfa hay guidance.
Banker Fooled in Ransom Plot for Kidnapped Son
Honolulu report says Frederick Jamson, vice president of the Hawaiian Trust Company, paid $4000 to ransom kidnappers for his ten year old son Gil after a school abduction. He was promised the boy would be returned immediately but the envoy vanished into a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Frederick Jamson
Hawaiian Trust Company
Gil
Jameison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sages
Faulkner
New Wen
Elizabeth Faulkner
Isaac Hamilton Faulkner
South Lee Street
Miss Faulkner
Academy of Fine Arts
Joseph Griffith
South Washington Street
Winder Auspices
Woman’s Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank M. Reynolds
Harriet Pearson
McCarroll
Clearbrook
Morgan’s Grove
Martinsburg
Black Diamond Orchestra
York
Crandall’s
West
Satie Long
Middletown
Farmville
State Teachers’ Colege
Florence V. Russell
Harry Kline
Washington
J. C. Hooks
New Market
S. D. Fuller
St. Fla
Dead Valey Academy
J. H. Emerson
M. Moses Company
Baltimore
A. J. Novick
C. R. Cunningham
William Pesillas
Pssillas
Grace Pierce
Berryville
Clarke County
K. L. Owings
George
Mesers Owings and
Great Atlantic and
Pacfic Tea Company
Mrs. Sager
Little
Dorothy Sager
Strasburg
Hunter Davidson
Jane Scully
Friends
Henrietta Cornwell
Teachers’ College
R. L. McCarty
Ann Douglas McKenzie
G. B. Thomson
Thomson
Summit Point
W. Va
New Orleans
Inez Funkhouser
Dayton, Va
Shenandoah College
Mrs. McCormick
Leonard W. McCormick
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Elizabeth Bell
Mrs McCormick
Grace Clevenger
Lincoln
Loudoun County
Lincoln School
Frank McCormick
Canada
Alexander Barrie
Philadelphia
Ida Russell
White
Northern Va. Power Co
Winchester, Va
Mildey
Paramount
Huntsberry
United States
Foye
Eisete
Ricah
Turkeys
Paing
The
As Fee Rad Ss
Cecil Street
Louise Hawley
Chaliff
Russian School of Dancing of
Want Creator
Artisti Footwear
Lovett Bros
Cael Gee Bra
Chichester S EL
Endicott Johnson
S. Kirson & Sons
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohio
Davis
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