Rush the Bride in Virginia Nuptials at Norfolk
Mr and Mrs H L Rush of Berryville Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude Ann Rush to Jack Clayton Curtis at St Marys Catholic Church Norfolk on September 13. Gertrude is a Berryville High School and St Vincent's Hospital Norfolk graduate with X ray work experience. Curtis is a Norfolk business man.
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H. L. Rush
Berryville
Gertrude Ann
Jack Clayton Curtis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Norfolk
Miss Rush
Berryville High School
St. Vincent's Hospital
Curtis
Rush
Byrd
Rosemont Orchards
Clarke County
Church Bulletin on North Braddock Street
Pastor Rev George W Stover attending Virginia Annual Conference. No preaching service. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Braddock Street
George W. Stover
Christian Endavor
Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule Notes
Christ Episcopal Washington and Boscawen Streets lists services with Rev. R. B. Nelson as rector. 9 45 a m children service and Sunday school. 11 a m morning prayer and sermon on Christian Calling. 7 30 p m evening prayer and sermon on Christ and Patience. Stephens City 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
Washington and
Boscawen
R. B. Nelson
Christ
Stephens City
Braddock Street M. E. South Church Services
Rev. Ray D. Mitchell and Co. C. Bush will lead sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The morning topic is The Origin Function and End of the Sabbath. The evening topic is A Great Leader Who Discerned at the Right Point. Strangers invited. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise Braddock
Ray D. Mitchell
C. Bush
Evangelist Peter Hafenmayr to Preach at Seventh Day Adventist
Evangelist Peter Hafenmayr of No. 10 West Cork Street Washington will preach at 8 p.m. Sunday on The Great Day of the Lord at the Seventh Day Adventist Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEVENTH DAY _ ADVENTIST CHAPEL
Peter Hafenmayr
No. 10
West Cork Street
Washington
Centenary Reformed Church to Bid Farewell
Pastor Francis K. Kasselman leaves Centenary Reformed Church for Mercersburg Academy Pa. Services Sunday include church school at 9.45 morning worship at 11 and 8 pm with a sermon on The art of being respectable and a repeat of a popular old sermon. Public invited.
First Brethren Rally Day at Sunday School
First Brethren Church led by Rev Emerson Rohart invites all to rally day services. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with a special rally showing pupils as real Sunday school scholars. Sermon at 11 a m. No evening service due to children performing in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Emerson Rohart
Hagerstown
St Paul A M E Church colored 59th anniversary program
The St Paul A M E Church colored on North Loudoun Street observes its fifty ninth anniversary with 11 a.m. sermon by Rev C E Lark of Harrisonburg Va 230 p m Sunday school demo of Tabernacle 3 p m program by Busy Bees Progressive Pastor's Aid and Sons of Alien Circles plus ex pastors program at 7 p m featuring Rev Dr J H Ross of Daughny Va and historical pictures
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ST. Paul A. M
Loudoun Street
H Clarence Walker
C. E. Lark
D. D
Harrisonburg
Tabernacle
John Mann
M. E. Church
Mt. Carmel Free
Dry Bones in the Valley sermon at St Stephen's C M E Church
At St Stephen's C M E Church on South Cameron Street Pastor B L Ingraham offers sermons. Rev J A Young D D preaches at 11 a m on Dry Bones in the Valley with additional messages by Dr Young at 3 30 and 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Street
B. L. Ingraham
J. A. Young
D. D
Dr. Young
Gifts Poured In For Florida Hurricane Relief
The local Red Cross chapter lists contributors including Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harris and several individuals from M. E. Church Circle No. 1 as relief gifts for Florida hurricane victims. It notes the chapter’s monetary quota remains unmet and appeals for prompt additional donations.
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American Red Cross Today
Florida
F. L. Harris
M. E. Church
Circle No. 1
George McCartney
Nannie
Gertie Miller
Virginia C. Baker
Henrietta Motter
Clara G. Good
Red Cross
Weather and flood impacts affect regions from Canada to Illinois
Snow blankets much of the area from Winnipeg to British Columbia while northern Dakota sees six inches. Rain harms seed corn in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Albert Lea Minnesota and Cedar Falls Iowa report visible snow. Pierre South Dakota reports heavy snow starting at 9 am with 34 degrees last night. Ottawa Illinois records over four inches of rain and flood conditions return at Peru and Bloomington with rail traffic disruption.
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Canada
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Albert
Lea
Minn
Cedar Falls
South Dakota
Pierre S.D
Ottawa
Ill
Peru
Bloomington
Joseph Holland Dies at 66 Noted Actor Passes Away
New York Sept 25 Joseph Jefferson Holland aged 66 died in a local sanitarium after a long retirement from the stage He was a brother of the late F M Holland and a son of George Holland credited with popularizing The Church Around the Corner known as The Little Church Around the Corner.
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Associated Press
New
Head of Great Company Praises Dry Law Effects
John G. Shedd chairman of Marshall Field and Company says prohibition has boosted national prosperity after a 2,900 mile East tour. He tells the Currier Economist benefits fall to working men and their families in the last seven years and cannot be stressed enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
East
John G. Shedd
Marshall Field and Company
Curer‘ Economist
Republicans of Bay State Quiet On Prohibition
Boston on September 25. The Republican state convention adopted a platform that made no direct mention of prohibition while pledging strict enforcement of all laws. Democratic candidate William A. Gaston said prohibition would be the leading issue and that he favored modification.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
William A. Gaston
Stock Market Ends Week With Broad Gains In Subdued Fears
New York reports subsiding fears of credit restriction lifting and a broadening market, with leaders pushing higher and the close described as strong. About 800000 shares exchanged hands as the week ends on a positive note.
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Associated Press
New York
Roy Gearing
Princes differ in publicity by throne and horse
The prince of Wales favors steady public exposure while Prince Carol courts sensation. One falls from a throne, the other from a horse, illustrating contrasting approaches to royal publicity and risk.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Carol
Twenty Examined At T. B. Clinic
A tuberculosis clinic organized by the District Nurse Association was conducted today with Dr. E. W. Harper from the State Board of Health leading examinations. By this afternoon twenty applicants had been examined and about ten more were expected. The clinics occur every two months and are free to all local and county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
E. W. Harper
State Board of Health
Virginia Conference urged broader support for United Brethren church
The article notes calls from United Brethren leaders for continued Virginia Conference backing and wider reading of elevating books. E. E. Ulrich presented annual reports as general church treasurer and proposed financial improvements. Rev. Minor Miller urged stronger emphasis on religious education.
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General Publishing
Dayton
Ohio
Virginia
E. E. Ulrich
Ulrich
Minor
Miller
Bridgewater
Virginia State, Sunday School Association
Richmonds ancient stone house honors Edgar Allan Poe
Richmonds oldest stone structure on lower Main Street now serves as a memorial to Edgar Allan Poe as editor of the Southern Literary Messenger. It houses Poe relics including his desk and hundreds of articles, with an enchanted garden and loggia built in memory. The center pictures depict the room Poe occupied at the University of Virginia during his student years.
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Richmond
Main Street
Edgar Allen Poe
Southern Literary Messenger
Virginia
Poe
Messenger
University of Virginia
Reformers warn Charleston to blame not dances
A political sketch argues the nation’s woes stem from the Charleston dance rather than tango or fox trot, mocking French statesmen with silk hats and highlighting reformers’ warning about cultural trends.
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Mr. Curtis
Children of American Revolution
Augustine
William P. Massey
Amherst Street
Carolina
W. G. Tunnille
Hallie Tunnille
Winston- Salem
N. C
George Washington Hotel
Tunnille
R. E. Lee Hotel
Winston Salem
Son
S. V. Academy
George F. Wilkinson
Norfolk, Va
George, Jr
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Wilkinson
Norfolk Virginian- Pilot
Russell L. Brown
Pittsburgh
Canter Lonas
P. L .Bryan
Falls Church, Va
Jack
Harry Greene
Danville
George E. Hedges
Hackensack, N. J
Valley of Virginia
G. W. Briggs
Automobile Blue Book Publishers
W. Miller Fletcher
East Piccadilly Street
E. C. Harper
R. J.simpson
Knoxville, Tenn
Hotel Jack
John R. Suter
Harrisonburg, Va
Roy Geering
West Cecil Street
Earl Briscoe
United States Army
F. Earl Parsons
P. D. Townsend
F. R. Gilhausen
Chilicothe, Ohio
J.P. Haddox
South Main Street
Sample Shoe Store
North Main Street
Church Bulletin
United Brethren
Braddock Street
M. E. South
First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
ST. Stephen’s C. M. E. . Church
Joseph Holland
Great Company
Bay State
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Tunney
Dempsey
T. B. Clinic
J. V. Arthur General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Hichester S. Pills
Iran
Dodge Brothers
J. Howard Cather & CO
Dooce Brothers Motor Cars
France
Paris
Charleston
Coats
The
Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun
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