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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
5
The column lists residents and visitors in Boyce Virginia area including Lucy Levi visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. Ritter, Arthur Lowe visiting from Basset, and several Sunday School pancake sale plans. Others note hospital recoveries, family visits, and moves, with many names and towns such as Hamp ton Sidney, Hagerstown, Luray, Warrenton, and Richmond.
A 1930 sale under Eva A Swimley and Frank H Swimley deed of trust will be held May 10 at 3 PM at Frederick County Court House front door. Five tracts totaling about 45 acres near Bruce-town offered cash with a $500 deposit. balance due within ten days or deposit forfeited. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn. Citizens National Bank of Alexandria trustee Carroll Pierce.
Mrs. Alexander Jolliffe and daughter Katherine visited Mrs. Barr at Stephens City on Friday. Mr. George Garvin and others attended the funeral of Mr. Thomas Hook in Winchester on Tuesday afternoon.
Middletown Va April 9 Mr Frank Werrick and family left for Washington and Hyattsville for several days of visiting relatives. Miss Helen Rinker spent the weekend with her parents near town. Mr J H Willis and family drove to Greencastle Pa for the day. Olin Rhodes is ill at his Main Street home. Mrs Campbell and Mount Jackson friends visited Harv ey Romick family. Wilbur Kern of Gore spent Sunday with his wife's parents. Relatives attended the funeral of Burham Larrick in Washington Saturday. Martha Keely of near Alexandria spent the weekend with her parents. John Shull and family moved from the Long property.
Miss Lizzie Light receives a visit from neighbors on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Good relocate to the Lane. Mrs. Frank Werrick and son John spent Sunday with relatives at Star Tannery. Miss Lelia Ludwig teaches at Flint Hill with her parents visiting. Friends lament Mrs. H. E. Richardson’s sudden illness at Reliance. Mrs. J. W. Martin and Mrs. Mary Sibert visited Mrs. Frank Cooley recently.
White Post residents Miss Frances and Mr. He Pifer spent last Saturday with Miss Evelyn Pifer and Miss Stella Shaffer. Ruth McClaugherty visits her sister Mrs. Lucille Lee for a week. Marguerite Elliott was ill with the flu last week. Mrs. Reynolds Green and daughter Polly have had bad colds for a week. Love Chrisman of Staunton and Wise Sowers family spent the past weekend with each other. Beverly Patton of Richmond was a weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth Lee. Janie Lee and daughter Elizabeth returned from a winter in Miami Florida. Clarke County Schools Superintendent Mr Robertson rented Mr Thomson Sowers’ house and plans to move in June. Wise Sowers and son Harold Sowers visited Mr and Mrs. Sowers.
Last Sunday marked the start of a Methodist revival led by Mr. Price of Riverton. Special services are planned and all are cordially invited. Local residents and visitors share news of travels and visits among family and friends including Mrs. Wilton Stuart in town and several trips to Washington and Staunton.
Visiting relatives from Washington were weekend guests of Mrs. Arthur Ribble at The Rectory. Mrs. Will Mr. and the impson and Yr. ra. & and son accompanied by their daughter joined for the weekend visit.
Dr J William Ebert of Towson Maryland visits Vienna for advanced medical study and attends a large gathering of Viennese physicians on the eve of his stay in the city, representing the United States.
Dr Ebert president of the Vienna branch of the American Medical Association extends a cordial welcome to prospective U S guests. He notes the 7 000 members have benefited from Viennese hospitality and collaboration with renowned international medical professionals. He highlights Vienna as a center for all branches of medicine.
An editorial argues many drivers misjudge right of way, believing the first arriver controls crossings. It urges turning from haste to safer driving practices to reduce traffic crashes.
A notice for the New York Fruit Vegetable and Fish Market located at 141 S. Loudoun St. details a street market venue likely listing goods and location. The compact entry names the market and street address without additional context or events.
In a clipped note the speaker contrasts education with national reach, noting regional spreads of bread colors and a remark by Secretary Wilbur about concentrating top opportunities. The text juxtaposes two ideas on merit and distribution of resources across the country.
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