Cumberland couple receive marriage license
A Cumberland couple Harold O Crawford and Miss A LaVerne Winck obtained a marriage license in the Corporation Clerk's Office yesterday afternoon. The Rev J G Neff of Market Street M E Church was the officiating minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Harold O. Crawford
A. LaVerne Winck
Cumberland, Md
Clyde Crawford
Irvin Avinck
J. G. Neff
Market Street M. BE. Church
Analysis of Sentences in Everyday English Lesson IX
Discusses independent and dependent clauses in sample sentences. Identifies simple complex and compound structures, adverbial and noun clauses, and adjective clauses with examples from ancient poetry and rhetoric. Notes that complex sentences have a principal clause plus multiple dependents and that meaning types include assertive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Syracuse
Euripides
Aged Man Brumbaugh's Death Body Unclaimed by Relatives
The disposition of Emanuel M. Brumbaugh's body, who died at Memorial Hospital Tuesday, remains unresolved as relatives cannot be located. A man from Hagerstown, Maryland, attempted to identify the body but could not confirm it as his father. If no kin are found, officials may turn the body over to a Richmond Medical College for dissection under applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel M. Brumbaugh
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Brumbaugh
Hagerstown
B&y
Medical College
Richmond
Infant Buried Today In Charles Town Parish Cemetery
Funeral services were held at 1 PM for Elizabeth Polhamus infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Co M Polhamus who died yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Rev Father Thos B Mertin of Sacred Heart Catholic Church officiated and burial followed in Catholic Cemetery. Family from Charles Town West Virginia.
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Elizabeth Polhamus
Co. M. Polhamus
Memorial Hospital
Thos. B. Mertin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Harles Town
W. Va
Philadelphia police charged in bribery probe tied to still protection
Twenty four plainclothes officers faced court on extortion bribery and conspiracy charges after a still operator testified he paid them nearly a dollar weekly per gallon of liquor for protection. Bonds ranged from 1,000 to 15,000 as the grand jury probe expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edwin
Lewis
Charles Cohen
Berks Street
Monaghan
Cohen
Harry A. Mackey
East Pennsylvania
Special County Grand Jury
Joel D. Kerper
Liberty
Sheridan Soldier on Visit Here Tells of Ride
Isaac M. Lotke of Graf ton West Virginia toured the Valley and recalled General Sheridan's ride from Winchester on October 19 1864 that rallied retreating troops after Cedar Creek. He backed the claim that the ride began in Winchester and noted soldiers learned of Sheridan's arrival the prior night, aiding a northern victory.
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Winchester
Isaac M. Lotke
Grafton
W. Va
Sheridan
Company IF
Fifteenth West Virginia Infantry
General Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Locke
Martinsburg
Mr. Locke
Baltimore and Ohio Train Schedule Correction
A newspaper correction fixes the Baltimore and Ohio timetable. Train No. 43 from Harpers Ferry will now depart at 6:55 a.m. and arrive Winchester at 7:51 a.m., with connections to No. 10 west and Southern Railway No. 45 at Strasburg Junction for Harrisonburg. Train No. 5 should read as No. 15.
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Baltiore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Southern Railway
Strasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Chicago
Early Winchester Map Unearthed by County Clerk Office
A valuable early Winchester map dated December 7 1752 was unearthed today by Greyor A. 27 Taverner at the county clerk's office. The document, among the town’s first maps, shows roads rather than streets and lists no platted streets. It was executed by John Baylie and marks a historic official map record.
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Winchester
Greyor A
Taverner
John Baylie
Handley Faculty Kiwanis Dinner Guests are Entertained
The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosted Handley High School teachers at the George Washington Hotel for a fall dinner. Supt Hugh Duffey and Principal Garland Quarles led a festive program with Aba Gogga the mystery Hindu guest, student classes, and prizes including a shaving mug and a malted milk bottle.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Hugh Duffey
Garland Quarles
Jake Richard
Richards
Quarles
Frances
Harriett Harris
Ruth Bean
Clric
Aba Gogga
Miss Boyd
Big Bill Ritenour
Avoirdupois
Kiwanian
Amos Shryock
Nelson Richards
Parnell
Aha Goggad
Handley
Before Baby Comes: Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An advertising blurb promotes "Mother's Friend" as an externally applied tonic that relaxes tissues to ease prenatal distress and makes skin soft. Three generations of mothers praise it, including Mrs. Selah Mabe of Lawsonville NC, who says her birth was near painless. The ad urges nightly use and claims wide drugstore availability with a free booklet.
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Irs
Selah
Mabe
Lawsonville
N. C
Fat Gan
Tytad
Chairman Ill No Board Meet Fixed For Monday
The county supervisors postpone their regular monthly meeting set for next Monday due to the illness of president and chairman Mrs. I. Brumback who is recovering from appendicitis. Brumback’s condition improved but he cannot attend, so the board deferred the meeting until his return.
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T. Russell Cather
J. A. Richard
Battlefield Trin
Williamson
Leeter
Fairmont
W. Va
Cather
Miss Cooksy
Newport News
H. S. Duffey
Daniel C. Funkhouser
Board of County Supervisors
I. Brumback
Many Methodists Opposing Smith Oppose Smith in California Vote
Representatives from 4417 Methodist congregations in southern California publicly oppose Alfred W. Smith for the presidency. They say the moral crisis has broken party lines and pledge to fight the Democratic candidate.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
California
Alfred W. Smith
Smith endorsed by Wilson for Governor
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who nominated Gov. Al Smith at the Houston convention, spoke at a Georgia rally asserting the South remains faithful to its historic principles. He argued opposition to the Democratic nominee is strongest among those far from New York and least acquainted with his record.
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Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Houston
Georgia
South
New York State
Roosevelt Defends Governor Smith in 1918 Campaign
In a speech addressing slander and misinformation, Roosevelt praises Gov. Smith and outlines his political career. He criticizes figures he labels as seeking notoriety and notes Wilson’s 1918 inquiry into the Democratic candidacy, framing the discussion around truth and public discourse.
Governorship talk on Ale fred F. Smith for wartime role
The speaker notes Smith's nomination strong with Wilson approving. He praises Smith as capable and steady amid changing times and claims solid backing from organizations and individuals seeking government improvement.
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Cumberland
Mrs. H.overs
Miss ‘Frances Page
A. C. Carson
Canada
Nelson Page
White Sulphur Springs
Miss
Sadie Finklestein
Harrisonburg, Va
The
State Teachers College
Philip R. Fowle
Mary R. Buckner
Upperville
Amherst Street
B. F. Davis
Buckner
Old Episcopal Female Institute
Clinton C. Buckner
Carrie M. Clayton
John Clayton
Albin
Cody
Wyo
Yellow Stone National Park
Garnet Hamrick
State Teachers’ College
Julian Snapp
Brucetown
Mrs. E. Callahan
Richmond, Va
Jack Hotel
Cora Carper
Dinburg
Luther Welsh
G. W. B. Castleman
Wadesville
Riverton, Va
Samuel O'Neill
W. M. Steck
Vaucluse
Ewart Johnston
Mary E
Stella D. Moore
Clarke County
Elsie McFarland
Gladys Smith
Waynesboro, T.a
Fetes Kline
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Staunton
Kline
Nesmith
Bertie Nesmith
Ben Castleman
Frank Buttler
Charles Town
F. J. Wetzel
Baltimore, Md
S. M. Showalter
H. H. Hoffman
Keyser, W. Va
Hotel Jack
Shade Moore
Roanoke
Eugene Nolan
Philadelphia, Pa
Fannie Wright
Donald Weems
W. D. Myers
Washington
J. H. Sisler
Sisler Brothers, Inc
Ernest Tharpe
S. D. McDonald
National Avenue
Mildred
Winship
Huntsberry
Old Town
Australia
Handley Faculty Kiwanis
Fine Spread
Komatat
Smith
Heflin
Upshaw
Straton
Willebrandt
Gov. Smith
Roosevelt
Wilson
John Solenberger
John Rosenberger
Parker
Stephens City
Jacob’s
Berryville
Gerardstown
J. E. McKown, Ruth M. Pitzer
Strong Lewis
J. FE. McKown
American Legion
the People’s Drug
Alefred F. Smith
Wilgson
New Day
Ganizations
Aiberia
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Egular
Optometrist
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