Juvenile Grange At Gravel Springs Presents Program
The Gravel Springs Juvenile Grange presented a program on America titled We are the Grange 2 Future. Speakers argued Farm Life is More Advantageous Than City Life with Miss One da Ponton and Daniel Lindamood leading the affirmative and Miss Mary Bentley and Miss Brill among others. Helen Grubb and Eadline Grubb from the affirmative and negative teams were absent due to illness. Subordinate members sang songs from The Satron and there was instrumental music cane and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Springs
America
The
Grange
Oneda Ponton
Daniel Lindamood
Mary Bentley
Brill
Helen Grubb
Eadline Grubb
Refugee era weekend visits and local social notes
Refuge, Va. April 17. Mr Ross Lillard a Smery and Henry College student spent Easter with Mr and Mrs A F Lilos. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Thomas Whiteley and daughter Betie Lou of Washington DC, Miss Shirley Lillard, and Mrs Zane Lee Evans. Douglas Curry visited his father E H Curry of Winchester. Mr and Mrs Joe Conner and Monroe Conner with family visited relatives. Charles Cooley visited near Stephens City. Howard Leith called on Ken E Conner and Mrs James Orndorff. John Code of Baltimore spent weekend with Frank Pitcock. Mrs E Rae, ill again, to Washington DC for work. Gretta Bray aims for Washington DC for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
Ross Lillard
Smery and Henry College
A. F. Lilos
Lillard
Thomas Whiteley
Bettie Lou
Shirley Lillard
Zane Lee Evans
Washington, D. C
Douglas Curry
E. H. Curry
Winchester
Joe Conner
Monroe Conner
Charles Cooley
Stephens City
Howard Leith
Ken E. R. Conner
James Orndorff
John Code
Baltimore
Frank Pitcock
E. Rae
Gretta Bray
Bees Sting Family as Lawsuit Over Beehives Grows
Deputy District Attorney Vernon Ez Sperren is tasked with unraveling a stinging dispute sparked by Frank Mahoney and F A Lucas over keeping bees at home. Beehives caused a swarm into Mahoney’s yard, wounding his family, prompting calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Vernon Ez. Sperren
Frank Mahoney
F. A. Lucas
Ing
Mahoney
Perren
Meade Troops To Hold At Home Weekends For Families
Fort Meade Md April 17 The Teeate ee Division announced weekly duty will remain at the post and families of officers and men may visit on weekends. Visitors may eat in mess halls with the men visited. An informal review will be held Sundays for relatives and friends. The 170 Baltimore unit will be first to remain for an at home weekend with many Baltimore residents expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George G. Meade
Fort Meade
Baltimore
Wickliffe Folks Attend Golden Wedding in Gordonsville
Mrs. Robert Smith and daughters Elizabeth Louisa Elinor Kate along with Richard Smith and others traveled to Gordonsville for Rev. R. W. Brooking and wife’s golden wedding celebration at the home of Mrs. Thomas Sampson. Also in attendance were Mrs. Joe Ellis of Washington and Mrs. Robert Bucher of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Elizabeth
Louisa Smith
Elinor Kate
Richard Smith
Jabert Smith
Lucilleth
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Gordonsville
R. W. Brooking
Thomas Sampson
Joe Ellis
Washington
Robert Buehur
New York
Brooking
Wickliffe Church
Wellford Smith
Berwyn
John Payne
Walter Bell
Bessie Love
Frances Grim
Charles Town
C. W. Johnston
Jack Vaile
Eldridge Catterton
Perks
Mary Carpenter
Seville
Roger Evans
Ann
Ruth Smith
Vesta Smith
Men At Meade In Winter Clothes
Fort George Meade Maryland April 17 Twenty Ninth Division troops endure a warm spell as Maryland swelters with 80s and 90s. Division officers keep winter-weight uniforms until at least May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Notice of Probate and Will Appointment in Winchester
Public notice from Winchester Virginia cites an application to the Corporation Court on May 8 for an order to transfer funds from the estate of Emily R. late of Maryland to Elise. It names Herbert Larrick as executor and Edwin R. Winks as guardian for Elizabeth Lee H., infant. Counsel is Herbert S. Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Ianeneeeee Va
Maryland
Elisebe
Emily R
Winchester
Herbert Larrick
Funeral of Rock Enon resident Frank Lockhart noted
Frank Lockhart long time saw mill and slave sawing worker for Glaize and Brother died recently at Rock Enon. His widow Rosa Miller Lockhart and son Edwin survive. a daughter predeceased him. Large funeral attendance reflects high esteem in the community. Relatives and friends nearby share updates on Viola Lockhart and other neighbors health. Easter visitations included local residents Stewards Anderson and G L Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
Frank Men
Star
Glaize and Brother
Jim Lockhart
Rosa Miller
Edwin
Mr. Lockhart
Muchre
Viola Lockhart
Winchester
Appetite Victim Near Schwab Door At Home
A cryptic report describes a man at Schwab's door being invited inside by two detectives in a building apartment. The fragment hints at a violent event linked to an unnamed appetite victim and a person named Gerees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberyl Becamala
Schwab
Gerees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ra Nest Cars
Shenandoah Motor Co.,, Inc
W. E. Galloway
New Jersey
Neill Galloway
Bessie Galloway
Gertie Lucas
Middleburg
Ernest Lucas
William Franklin
Round Hill
Herbert S. Larrick
Pingley Plaza Cleaners
Mee A
Ie Ena Motor Company
Winchester, VA
Bryan Good
Martinsburg Hospital
Clark Anderson
Steward Anderson
G. L. Good
Paw Paw Sun
Pires
Goodyear
Braddock & Germain
Sts
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henry T. Goode
C. F. Dunlap Farm Machinery
N. Cameron St
Fair Play Store
Reardon’s
Chevrolet
Candy
Chuck-A
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Pn Ats
FRUIT
Sam D. Preston
Swimley Furniture
J. Walter Knee
Alexander
Loudoun St
Valley Avenue
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