Rena Myers and Henry Daughtery wed in Ellicott City
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Rena Maye Myers and Henry F. Daughtery of the city. The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at Ellicott City Maryland with Rev Andrew Allen officiating. They plan a wedding trip and will reside at 21 North Braddock Street.
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Rena Maye Myers
Henry F. Daughtery
Ellicott City
Andrew Allen
Presbyterian Church
Hugh R. Myers
Handley High School
Ebert’s
Daughterty
Mary Elizabeth Daughterty
N. B. Daughterty
Texas Oil Company
Lions Kiwanis and church groups weekly calendar
Social schedule lists regular weekly meetings and luncheons for Lions Club Kiwanis Club Rotary Club American Legion Post and church activities at George Washington Hotel Grace Lutheran Braddock Street Church Episcopal Church Centenary Reformed Church and Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs with choirs dances and a chicken salad luncheon indicated.
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Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies of Centenary Reformed Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Geo Washington Hotel
Braddock Street
President Hoover Endorses Paris Pilgrimage by D A R
President Hoover endorses the D A R Paris pilgrimage to dedicate a tablet honoring French aid to American independence. About many members sail October 4 to Paris, with ceremonies in Pershing Hall and French government recognition. The event is led by the Benjamin Franklin Chapter with Mrs. Magna and local and national DAR officers on arrangements.
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Hoover
Magna
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Paris
Yorktown
Pershing Hall
New
American Legion Memorial
Benjamin Franklin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Sherrer
Comtesse de Chilly
Russell William Magna
David D. Caldwell
Washington, D. C
D. A. R. Paris
John M. Beavers
Stanley Forman Reed
William Louis Dunne
Ada Johnson
France
Randolph Hopkins
James T. Morris
Washington
Minneapolis
Legion of Honor
Mission on Missions to be held at Emmanuel Chapel Boyce
Plans are set for the Mission on Missions tomorrow and Wednesday at Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel in Boyce. Women of Christ Church Auxiliary from this city and others will attend all or parts of the two days. The Rev. Dr. William D. Smith leads the Virginia branch with the Boyce rector Rev. B Duval Chambers, aided by Bishop Goodwin, Rev. Churchill Gibson and Rev. Lloyd Craighill. Sessions are morning, afternoon and evening to suit all attendees.
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Mission On Missions
Emmanuel Episcopal
Winchester Church
Virginia
B. Duval Chambers
Boyce
Goodwin
Churchill Gibson
Lloyd Craighill
Princesses Appointed For Forest Festival
Miss Mary Van Lera Breckinridge daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Breckinridge of Summerville a senior at Stuart Hall School Staunton Va has been appointed by State Senator P N Wiseman to represent his district at the third annual Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins W Va October 6 7 and 8 Miss Patty Ellison will represent the district of Star Senator J Q Hutchinson She is daughter of Dr and Mrs E L Ellison Beckley a senior at Farmville State Teachers College and a member of the Sigma Sigma Sorority
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Mary van Lera Breckinridge
A. N. Breckinridge
Summerville
Stuart Hall School For Girls
Staunton
P. N. Wiseman
Elkins
W. Va
Patty Ellison
J. Q. Hutchinson
E. L. Ellison
Beckley
Farmville State Teachers
Sager Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Dr. and Mrs. W. Warren Sager and children John Harmer Sager Stanley Melvin Sager and Betty Warren Sager of Wesley Heights Washington returned home after a weekend visit with Mrs. Sager's mother Mrs. Stanley E. Harmer on West Cork Street They drove to Lexington Saturday to attend the Washington and Lee George Washington football game.
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Sager
Capital
W. Warren Sager
John Harmer Sager
Stanley Melvin Sager
Betty Warren Sager
Wesley Heights
Washington
Tea event honors Miss Mary Hyde at West Clifton home
Miss Nancy Gray Larrick hosted a small informal tea at her West Clifford street residence on Saturday afternoon to honor Miss Mary Hyde, daughter of Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde of West Boscawen street, who returned to New York to resume studies at the Grand Central School of Art. Several younger society members attended.
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Mary Hyde
Nancy Gray Larrick
West Clifford Street
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
New York
Grand Central School of Art
Illness Keeps Mr Frank Manuel Home in City
Mr Frank Manuel of North Cameron street has been confined to his home for several days due to illness and is said to be about the same. He is a familiar figure around City Hall and Sarah Zane Engine House where he is often seen during the day. Also notes that Mr and Mrs James F Rehill Mr and Mrs Charles H Lillis Mrs Bennie Jones and Mr Sutton Kelchner have returned to Clifton Forge after attending a Holy Name Society convention.
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Frank Manuel
Cameron Street
Frank
City Hall
Sarah Zane Engine House
Holy Name Society
James F. Rehill
Charles H. Lillis
Bennie Jones
Sutton Kelchner
Clifton Forge
Holy Name Society of the Catholic Church
Thomas Elsen
East Piccadilly Street
McGuire Return From Montreal Ophthalmology Trip
Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire return to North Braddock Street after a motoring trip to Montreal Can where Dr McGuire attended the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, of which he is a long time member. Mr and Mrs Talbott Jenkins of Charles Town W Va are congratulated on the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital on September 22 named Anne Catherine after her mother Anne Catherine Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Alexander.
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Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Montreal Can
American Academy of Opthalmology and
Oto-Laryngology
Talbott Jenkins
Charles Town
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Anne Catherine
Anne Catherine Alexander
W. F. Alexander
Sibert narrowly escapes death in Maryland hospital
Mr. Lawrence L. Sibert, a real estate and insurance agent formerly of this city and now in Hagerstown Maryland, suffered a burst blood vessel during a long climb. He was moved to Washington County Hospital where doctors Layman and Hershman report slow improvement and doubt a full recovery is possible.
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Lawrence Sibert
Hagerstown Hospital
Lawrence L. Sibert
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Layman and Hershman
Sibert
Woman's Auxiliary To Hold Loyalty Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will host a loyalty meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Sunday School rooms with the Business Girls' Circle in charge of the program. A motion picture on the Archdeaconry of the Blue Ridge will screen at 7 30 at Christ Episcopal Church presented by Mrs. Batchellor and Miss Winegar from Charlottesville. The event invites all, with attendees including Mrs. Batchellor and Miss Winegar as guests of local residents.
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George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Keyser
W. Va
W. L. Poston
Lewis Fries
Leslie Fries
W. P. Anderson
W. A. Bailey
Stover
The
Presbyterian Church
Africa
China
Business Girls’ Circle
Blue Ridge
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Christ Episcopal Church
M. F. Batchellor
Miss Winegar
Charlottesville
South Washington Street
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to keep dentures secure without taste or gummy feel. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable and sweetens breath. Available at Baker's Drug Store Peoples Service Stores or any druggist.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Peoples Service Stores
Roosevelt Campaign Train Stops by Arizona Ranch Visit
Governor Roosevelt rests at the Williams Arizona ranch of Mrs. John C. Greenway as campaign managers claim 152 electoral votes from fourteen states. He travels from Phoenix to Williams with Mrs. Roosevelt joining the party, while crowds greet the train in Wickenburg. Senator Hayden introduces Anna Roosevelt Dall and national committeeman Kremer in Mesa.
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California
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Sioux City
Iowa
Theodore Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Williams, Ariz
John C. Greenway
Arizona
Ordered To Tell Why Books Are Still Retained
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams orders former Commissioner Isaiah C. Roe to explain on October 3 why county assessment books have not been turned over to his successor Lee H. Whitacre. Whitacre won the 1931 Democratic primary and general election and took office January 1 of this year.
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Frederick County
Philip Williams
Isaiah C. Roe
Lee II Whitacre
Whitacre
Roe
Solicitors Report Tonight For Scout Campaign Meeting
An important report meeting of Scout solicitation workers is at 8 o'clock tonight at the Friendship Fire Company hall. Contributions and pledges will go to Chairman G Reginald Haines for record and further plans will be announced. The last group meeting aims to finish in September. report results to Haines or the Scout office.
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Friendship Fire Company
G. Reginald Haines
Cork Street
Scout
East Boscawen Street
Winchester
Administrator Appointed for Swanson Estate in Winchester
Attorney Herbert S. Larrick was appointed administrator of Ashby G. Swanson's estate in Corporation Court this morning. Swanson, a well known Winchester businessman, died interstate last week. Larrick posted a $1,000 bond with Massachusetts Bonding Company as surety.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Corporation Court
Ashby G. Swanson
Winchester
Swanson
Larrick
Massachusetts Bonding Company
Tin plate definition and old fashion dress remark
The Bureau of Standards defines tin plate as sheet steel or iron coated with tin. Some grapevines stay productive for 400 to 800 years. A woman may buy a dress displayed prominently as a leftover from last season.
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The
Bureau of Standards
Gandhi Breaks Fast as Plans Are Accepted in India
Mahatma Gandhi, weakened by a multi day hunger strike, suspends his fast after London accepts most compromise plans on untouchables in India. He reads the document carefully, prays, and drinks fruit juice as his wife assists. The plan aims to end separate electorates for untouchables and caste Hindus.
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Associated Press
Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Gandhi
Ramsay MacDonald
Sur
Mr. Gandhi
Jeroda
MacDonald
Indian nationalist pledges to end untouchability
A 62-year-old nationalist declares hope that orthodoxy will surpass itself and rid Hinduism of untouchability, seen as a threat to its vitals, while Great Britain intensifies aid to end Gandhi's fast with a late night India Office display of lights.
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England
London
India Office
Great Britain
Gandhi
Five Are Fined In Police Court As Week Begins
Justice Donald L. Weems assessed fines against five persons in Winchester Police Court this morning during the regular Monday session. Charges covered prohibition public conduct and auto driving infractions. Charles Patton was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after a collision between his car and another.
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Donald L. Weems
Winchester
Charles Patton
Martinsburg Motorist Collision Draws Fines and Jail Time
Miss Elsie Quigley of Martinsburg stopped to pick up a person on the Martinsburg pike when Patton's car rear ended her machine causing about 96 dollars damage. Wilmer C. Henry of Martinsburg received 50 dollars fine and costs with jail time suspended on liquor and disorderly conduct charges. Harry McKee was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness and assault on his wife. Tom Parlett and George Crabtree of Winchester were each fined 12 dollars for public drunkenness.
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Elsie Quigley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Pike
Quigley
Patton
Wilmer C. Henry
Harry McKee
Tom Parlett
George Crabtree
Winchester
Man’s Heart Restored After Gas Relief at Baker’s Drug
W. L. Adams suffered bloating after meals causing heart palpitations. Adlerika relieved the gas, after which he resumes eating normally and feels well. Advertises Baker’s Drug Store.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Baker's
Fe Sateen
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