Marriage of Ernest Sloat and Miss Ebersole in Towson
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter Mark Depp at the Towson Methodist Church parsonage. The bride, Ernestine Ebersole, later reigned as secretary to the Winchester railroad president, and the groom, Walter Sloat, is a Winchester native with a position in Berry Whitmore and Company. After a motor trip to Canada and New England, they will reside at Clifton Terrace in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Ebersole
A. L. Ebersole
Street
Ernest Courtney Sloat
Washington
Elizabeth Sloat
Walter D. Sloat
Winchester
Walter Mark Depp
Methodist Episcopal Church
Towson
Baltimore County
Anna Yine
Anna Yingling
James R. DuShaana
Clifton Terrace
William ’B. Cornwell
Winchester and “Western ’ Railroad Company
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Sloat
Berry, Whitmore and Company
Jewslers
Liza Diffenderfer
South Cameron Street
Ebersole
Marker to honor Revolution soldier buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. George C. Baker of Morgantown West Virginia located the grave of Simon Lauck an ancestor and member of the Dutch Mess who served with General Daniel Morgan in the Revolutionary War A marker will be placed Saturday by Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R at 230 PM with a brief ceremony A wedding notice for Miss Annie Isabelle Helsley and Mr Thomas Franklin Locke is also announced in Clarke County Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Baker
Morgantown
W.va
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Simon Lauck
Daniel Morgan
Miss Mary Kenna Knott to be Married in October
Announcement from Mr and Mrs William J Knott of Shepherdstown West Virginia states their daughter Miss Mary Kenna Knott will wed Mr Shirley Alger of Charles Town around mid October. The couple plans a fall ceremony and Miss Knott is noted as a cousin of Mrs Thomas H Sprint Jr of Winchester. Alger works with Burns and Marshall in Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kenna Knott
William J. Knott
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shirley, Alger
Charles Town
Miss Knott
Thomas H. Sprint, Jr
Winchester
Alger
Burns and Marshall
Mrs. Jacquelin Smith to Address Convocation Auxiliary
Mrs. Jacquelin Smith of Clarke county Virginia is slated as a principal speaker at the Eastern Convocation's Woman's Auxiliary meeting in Charles Town. The program opens at Zion Episcopal Church with holy communion at 10 o'clock, then a business session and a talk by Bishop Strider of Wheeling, followed by Miss Etta Ambler on Japan and Mrs. Smith on The Message from the triennial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelin Smith
Clarke County
West Virginia
Charles Town
Zion Episcopal Church
Strider
Wheeling
Etta Ambler
Japan
Harold C Marchs New Home Post Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold C March after a recent wedding trip to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia have moved to 211 South Loudoun Street Mrs March daughter of Melvin Manuel Frederick county and Mr March son of Gera S March of this city He works in The Star composing room. Circle 2 Braddock Street M E Church South meets at Mrs Frank Barrs on Fairmont avenue Friday at 3. Grace Lutheran Men Bible Class hosts an evening social for better fellowship with an inviting program for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. March
Ruth Creighton Manuel
Philadelphia
South
Loudoun Street
March
Melvin Manuel
Frederick County
The
Star
Gera S. March
Circle No
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Frank Barr
Fairmont Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Reardon Family Road Trip for Ill Child in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reardon and the Rev C W Tinsman drove to Washington last night due to the illness of eight year old Dewey Tinsman son of A T and Mrs Tinsman formerly of the city. Dewey is ill with typhoid fever and possible appendicitis and is at Garfield Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Reardon
C. W. Tinsman
Broadway
Dewey Tinsman
A. T. Tinsman
Garfield Hospital
Interesting Papers Read At Garden Club Meeting
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club met at the Winchester Golf Club with Miss Bessie W. Conrad presiding. Papers by Mrs. Edward G. Butler Mrs. A M D McCormick and pathologist Mrs. F J Schneiderhan highlighted the session. The next meeting is planned for October at the same venue. United States Senator and Mrs Lee Overman of North Carolina stayed at Hotel Jack during their Shenandoah Valley motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and
Clarke County
F. J. Schneiderhan
Winchester Field Laboratory
United States
Lee Overman
North Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Local residents attend events and travel in reopener notes
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with trips to Baltimore Niagara Falls and Canada. Highlights include Miss Mary J. Jackson returning to Goucher College after summer with the Jackson family, and others sailing to England and Germany. Several locals visit Washington and Morgantown for business or studies, while the Methodist playground opening is postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Jackson
Llewellyn Jackson
Fairmont Avenue
Goucher College
Baltimore
Local Residents And Visitors Arrive In Town
Mr and Mrs C A Hess of Point spent last night at Hotel Ack. Mr A W Burfoot apple exporter of Norfolk is here on business. Mrs Gardner W Brown of New York City will arrive tomorrow to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs James B Russell. Mr A Dix of Berryville was in town yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burrell
Millwood, Va
Winchester
H. H. Turner
Baltimore
Jack
Stewart Smith
The
Southern Electric Company
C. C. Hess
Timberville
C. A. Hess
Point
Hotelack
Norfolk
Gardner W. Brown
New York City
James B. Russell
A. Dix
Berryville
Republicans Attack Governor Ritchie Over Conowingo Deal
The Maryland Republican platform condemned Governor Ritchie for open flouting of laws and called for an impartial investigation of the Conowingo dam deal. It labeled his states rights doctrine mentally dishonest and urged action to curb disorder and partisan prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ritchie
Conowingo Dam
Maryland
Conowingo
No Reports From Ships Off Bermuda
Washington reports no weather data since yesterday morning from vessels within 400 miles of the tropical disturbance center between Bermuda and the Bahamas. The storm was believed to be of slight intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Bahamas
Miss Retta Amick Dies in Luke Maryland
Death announced for Miss Retta Amick in Luke Maryland where she resided since spring with her sister Miss Alma Amick. Age about 60, she leaves sisters Miss Daisy Amick and Miss Alma Amick and brothers James W. Amick, a livestock dealer, and William Amick of Romney West Virginia. Remains expected to be brought here for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Amick
Luke
Alma Amick
Miss Amick
Daisy Amick
James W. Amick
William Amick
Romney
W. Va
Apple shipments rise 25 percent in week nationwide
In Chicago on September 30, government figures show apple shipments increased 25 percent in the last week, with retail and wholesale prices cited. Bushel baskets sell wholesale at 50 cents, extra fancy boxed at 1.25, and barreled apples at 2 dollars per barrel as self serve displays rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Government Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Bulls Become Demonstrative as Money Goes Up
The New York market saw a vigorous bullish demonstration after the call money rate rose to 6 percent the highest this year. Speculators, fortified with funds, led the advance and forced a quick retreat of short interests that had recently sold heavy blocks amid credit tightening. In a separate note, the article mentions a coastal cleft in South Africa known as the Place of Death where Zulu chiefs once cast victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
York
Burban
South Africa
Goitre Treated Externally by Sorbol Quadruple
Virginia woman Mrs. Clara Poindexter of Thomas, Va., reports relief from a long standing goitre after using Sorbol Quadruple. She says the remedy removed her goitre and restored energy enabling housework and driving. Available at Miller's Drug Store and Baker's Drug Store locally and at drug stores elsewhere.
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Virginia
Clara
Thomas
Poindexter
Sorbol _ Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Miller's Drug Store
Baker’s Drug Store
No Damage Confirmed From Freeze Across Regions
Martinsburg office of the Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes no damage reports yet for the northwest apple crop. Last Friday 20 F, Saturday 22 F, Sunday 24 F, and Monday 15 to 20 F in Yakima Valley with similar readings in Spokane valley. Idaho-Wenatchee district temperatures not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Yakima Valley
Spokane Valley
Idaho-Wenatchee
Funeral Services Held For John B. Haines
The funeral for John B. Haines a retired cigar manufacturer who died suddenly of a heart attack was held yesterday afternoon from the family home. The Rev Dr C A Freed of Grace Lutheran Church conducted the services attended by friends and the Charley Rouss Fire Company delegation. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers James W Hillyard Dr A D Henkel John T Noonan M J Yost T J Orndoff and Claude M Henkel. Floral offerings adorned the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Haines
West Boscawen Street
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Haines
Charley
Louvre Covers For Winter Advice From Oakland Service Head
R A Armstrong director of service for the Oakland Motor Car Company recommends installing louvre covers on the inside of engine hoods during cold weather even on cars with temperature control devices. He says gasoline mileage and engine performance improve. Satisfactory covers can be cut from ordinary cardboard and attached to close the louvre openings to prevent cold air breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Service
R. A. Armstrong
Oakland Motor Car Company
B and C Plans to Augment Its New York Bus Service
B and C plans to expand its New York bus service to handle rising par ger travel in and out of New City. The fleet will grow by fifty percent with more motor coaches between Manhattan and Jersey City. Officials say demand rose faster than expected during a 30 day trial and changes to baggage handling and passenger arrangements are continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Baltimore and @ Railroad
Manhattan Star
Jersey City
Thepany
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tenth Avenue
New York
Corpe
Longest bridge near Tidewater connects rivers and history
The near completed bridge at Tappahannock Virginia spans the Rappahannock and links to good roads, offering access to a historic agricultural region birthplace of Washington Monroe and Madison and Stratford the home of Uee kinsmen. The project boosts access for tourists as summer colonies form along the Rappahannock York James and Potomac rivers amid growing eastern population patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappahannock
Tidewater
Virginia
Rappahannock River
Mississippi
Altho
United States
Washington
Monroe
Madison
Stratford
Robert
Oyster season kicks off as Virginia dredges supply tables nationwide
The oyster trade expands from Virginia rivers around Hampton Newport News and Norfolk to the Tidewater region and Maryland. September marks the season opening with oysters destined for thousands of tables nationwide. The industry is the second largest in Virginia, supporting about 100000 seafood jobs and nine months of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostreidae
Virginia
United States
Hampton
Newport News
Norfolk
Tidewater
Maryland
Chamber of
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Oakland
Ford
Ford Racer
Chevrolet
Buick
International
MOTOR
S. Loudoun St
Annie Isabelle Helsley
E. G. Rhodes
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Red Men
Auxiliary
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Berkeley Springs
Tri-State League of Red Men Land
Pocahontas
Tuscarora Tribe
Imp. O. R. M
Apollo
Lyda Chapman
W. W. Kibler
H. E. Tucker
Locke
Thomas Franklin Locke
Clarke
County
Sample Shoe Store
Clarence Lupton
Rio
Fannie Rudy
Minerva Nulton
Oregon
John Tapscott
Portland
C. E. Allen
Pikeside
Shenandoah
Journal
R. B., Wilson
Baltimore, Md
G. F. House
John Philips
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Carter
Front Royal, Va
Fred, Hodgson
Keith
Little River Kans
William R. Willis
Niagara Falls
Canada
Ida W. Brown
John A. Kern
North Washington Street
Lee Cain
William Cain
Russell Tucker
England
Germany
Edmund Lupton
Harry C. Lupton
West Piccadilly Street
H. B. Rice
Elizabeth Rice
Keyser
C. J. Carver
Winchester Candy Kitchen
Raymond Saxe
Waynesboro, Va
Russell Brown
Pittsburgh
Mamie Childs
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Wright
Berkley, Cal
Robert Morton Organ Company
Morton Pipe Organ
Colonial Theatre
North
Frank Fisher
Martinsburg, W. Va
Hugh Murrell
Philip Cornblatt
Winston Grim
George Washington University
Robert Murrell
West Cork Street
Paul Micou
George Washington Hotel
H. S. Stanwood
Island Heights, N. J
Gertrude Clevenger
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mrs. L. M. Sumption
Charles Motter
Mrs. Lawrence Herrell
L. W. McCormick
Uniontown, Pa
Grace Carpenter
Esther Himelright
Ada Yeakley
Faith Milleson
Lena Lichliter
Dudley Lichliter
Earnest-Wilson
Mount Vernon Place Church
Apple
Goitre
B. and
N.Y
Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun
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