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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1939

Page

10

Brush Creek Notes From Creek Virginia Social Digest

Brush Creek Virginia items report Joe Arnold and V Dailey's joint dislocation recovery. Ruth M Kerns visited her son and daughter in law Harry and Kerns Gainesboro. Alva Lamp and family joined Harry O Kerns family on Sunday and were seen home by Ruth M Kerns of Siler. Mrs A P Whitacre not well. Mrs Philip Shade in Winchester Memorial Hospital with stable condition and a practical nurse at home. Rain has fallen since last Saturday. John W Dunlap still indisposed. Nannie Dunlap also mentioned.

Peuss Creek Joe Arnold V. Dailey Ruth M.kerns Harry Kerns Gainesboro Alva Lamp Harry O. Kerns Ruth M. Kerns Siler A. P. Whitacre Philip Shade Ing Winchester Memorial Hospital John W. Dunlap Nannie Dunlap

Local Social Notes and a Narrow Escape at a Pond

Miss Mary Jane Dunlap, formerly of Winchester, visits her father Archie E Dunlap for a few days. Elder A J Garland of Arlington Va will lead an all day Primitive Baptist meeting at Timber Ridge Church on April 30 starting at 1030 am. A pup and a boy, Blackie the dog and Johnny Walpus, nearly drowned when Blackie barked and led to a fish pond incident.

Ruth Kerns Mary Jane Dunlap Winchester Archie E. Dunlap A. J. Garland Arlington, Va Primitive Baptist Church Timber Ridge

City Finds Wooden Nickel in Parking Meter

Houston official L. V. Dawson, a parking meter collector, found a wooden nickel in a meter. The discovery sparks curiosity about local currency and possible novelty tokens circulating in the city.

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