A Pretty Wedding in Gainesboro Virginia
The parsonage of the Southern Methodist Church in Gainesboro Virginia hosted a pretty wedding at 8 PM. Miss Ollie Adams daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Barrack Adams wed Mr Frank Helsley a noted local business man and farmer. Rev C W Marks officiated and many friends attended the ceremony followed by a reception at the couple s new home on the groom s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Gainesboro
Southern Methodist Church
Ollie Adams
Barrack Adams
Frank Helsley
Near Performdd
C.W. Marks
M. C. Pine
B. V. Shade
Washington
Virginia Flowers
Belmont
John Fout
Gover
B. F. DeHaven
F. T. Pine
J. D. Pine
Lake View
Brentie Holland
Winchester
Mabel Pine
N. C
Norman Pine
Fred. Bennington
Baltimore and Ohio official returns from Richmond hearing
Supt. J. E. Spurrier and other B and O officials attended a Corporation Commission hearing in Richmond on through service on the Nalley division. The matter remains not yet fully settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Spurrier
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Corporation Commission
Nalley
Cornerstone Laying Cogent Sermon by Rev D H Kern at Bedington
At Bedington West Virginia the cornerstone ceremony for the new Southern Methodist Church featured a principal address by Rev D H Kern from the city. The Masonic fraternity from Martinsburg conducted the event and Kern, a Mason, gave a timely speech. Local visitors included Adam Colbert of Jefferson County and H L Hollis of Martinsburg with several others lodging at Hotel Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Southern Methodist Church
Bedington
W. Va
D. H. Kern
Martinsburg
Kern
Mrs Doran Injured From Fall On South Washington Porch
Mrs J R Doran slipped on a porch at the family residence on South Washington street yesterday and suffered a severe fracture of her right ankle. A physician treated her at home and she rests easier today, with many friends wishing her a speedy recovery.
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South Washington Street
J. R. Doran
S. Love
Detain
Virginia Weather Portends Showers Tonight and Friday
Showers are forecast for Virginia tonight and Friday. John Stephenson, recently ill at his South Washington Street home, is able to be up. Les Bitzer of Washington visits Mrs. Nancy Coble. Mervin Kyles, prominent Staunton businessman and stock dealer, spent part of the day in Winchester with his cousin, Mrs. Edward Snapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephenson
South Washington Street
Les Bitzer
Washington
Nancy Coble
Mervin Kyles
Unionnl
Staunton
Winchester
Edward Snapp
Local Visitors and Residents Arrive in Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad business draws a party of visitors to Winchester. A. H. Lewis of Cincinnati and H. A. Harris of Chicago stay at Hotel Evans while G. L. Hudgins of Richmond and S. W. Brodék s of Leesburg attend meetings. J. L. Maphis returns from Staunton and Hettinburg with rail interests. Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin goes home to Baltimore. R. T. Barton and Harry Hardesty of Berryville appear on errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Maphis
Staunton and Hartiemburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick McLaughlin
Baltimore
Augusta Conrad
R. T. Barton
Harry Hardesty
Berryville
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Trump Clothes
Horsey & Atwell
Shenandoah Val. Nat
BANK
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Oppo County Court House
Govt Depository
ESKEY
D. G
W. Watt
Winchester, Va
Ortner’s Beverage Agency
Main
Guarardeeg Wreitler
Food and Drugs Act
General Assembl of
Virginia
Fefyrd
Portner ‘Brewing Co
Alexandria
Robt
Partner Brewing Co
Fultz
Babb
Brorn Richmond
Cornerstone
Adam Colbert
Jefferson County
Albert ¢. Brown
North Kent Street
W. N. Jolliffe
Frederick, Md
H. L Hollis
Messrs
D. Kaufman
M. K. Martin and
A. §. Cross
B. Bayly, Jr
Rory Harris
Cleveland
Ohio
Fiotel Evans
Weather Report
For
A. H. Lewis
Cincinnati
G. L. Hudgins
Evans
S. W. Brodéks
Leesburg
H. A. Harris
Chicago
Hotel Evans
Baker’s
Henry S. Baker & Co
H. Hable
Cor
Marn
Gray
Sheetz
Thos. M. Barr
North Main Street
Winchester Dramatic Club
Mr. Brown
Brown
Winchester Hospital
Hable’s
N. Main St
S. W. N. Bank
North Mat Sr
P. Haddox
Santos
Water St
Winchester Tea CO
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