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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1935

Page

5

Mt Pleasant News Bits Highlight Local Visits and Services

Mt Pleasant Virginia residents report guest visits from Winchester and nearby areas. Easter services by Rev B F Spitzer drew large crowds and Sunday School plans for the United Brethren Church are announced with a summer schedule.

Stephens City Social Roundups Thrive in Easter Week

Stephens City report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives in Winchester Harrisonburg and Martinsburg over Easter weekend. People from Washington D C Mount Williams Relief and Pittsburgh joined gatherings at homes of Clevenger Eversole and Lemley families and attended a Washington baseball game.

L. M. Wolfe Fireside Inn David Eversole Luther White Rena Moore Burtus Bucher Charles Shillenburg June Winchester Eugene Adams J. F. Jelker Josephine Mary Evelyn Washington, D.C W. W. McLeod Hilda Doggett Martinsburg W. Va Robert Brown Clarence Tewalt Roanoke H. S. Tewalt Helen Watson Rich

Siler Brevities from Siler, Virginia weekend visits and notices

Siler and Martinsburg residents visited relatives in the area over Easter weekend. Families gathered at many homes including DeHaven and Daily households with guests from Winchester Hagerstown and Washington. John W Dunly celebrated his forty ninth wedding anniversary as Mary Jane Dunlap visited. Bill Baker moved his saw mill to a timber tract bought from DeHaven. Mattie Shockey is very ill with pneumonia.

Siler A . Daily Martinsburg E. A. Gray F. G. DeHaven Rex Light Charles Sewell Lawrence Ruble Esboro Elmer DeHaven Winchester Roy Armentrout Sunnyside Edmond DeHaven S. A. DeHaven Berthay DeHaven A. DeHaven Annie Collins E. A. Grr R. Daily A. V. Daily W. Va Ruth Kerns Paul Heironimus Agatha ‘Robison Hagerstown E. R. Daily Raymond Heironimus Elsie Buddy Francis Washington, D.C A. H. Lamp Heironimus Mur Agatha Robison Milton Luttrell A. H. Lamy Letitia Kerns Nettie Lar John W. Dunly Mary Jane Dunlap Bill’ Baker Mattie Shockey

Hogue Creek Local Residents Share Weekend Visits

Miss Sarah Foster and Miss Virginia Warner visited family in Hogue Creek and Laurel neighbors joined in Sunday gatherings. Several residents including Lynn Wolfe, Bobby Conrad, Betty Baker, and Frances Larrick were seen visiting relatives in Baltimore and nearby towns over the weekend.

Hogue Creek Sarah Foster Washington Virginia Warner Munsing Laurel David Foster Sloan Wolfe Lynn Vernon Baker William Good Gore William Clowser Mildred McCormick Richard and Bety Orndorf Robert Y. Conrad Bobby Baltimore Scot White Laura Baker Betty Margaret Nelson Cis McKensie Restarves Opal Davis Gainesboro de Clowser Frank Orndorff

Easter visitors and hometown notes from Gainesboro

Local residents list Easter visits and family gatherings in Gainesboro and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Minnie Bowen, Mrs J W McK eewee, Miss Rebecca Adams, Mr and Mrs W E Adams, Miss Marguerite Wingfield, Miss Nell Morris, and others visiting relatives in Winchester Lebanon Valley College and Round Hill areas.

Gainesboro Minnie Bowen Washington J. W. McKwee Hee Tipe Figg Nogg Eddie Roberts Earle Fansler Linny Norfolk A. R. Rinker Rebecca Adams Lebanon Valley College Round Hill Loudoun County Eugene Adams Edgar Nelson E. E. Bayliss Holmes Poole

Lebanon Church News Highlights Family Visits and Revival

Mrs E D Funkhouser returns from Washington to Lebanon Church Virginia after a weekend with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman. Revival services being held at Mt Hope Chapel each evening conducted by Rev B E Bain of Wardensville.

MT. Pleasant Margaret Milhon Clifton Geough Winchester Alfred Sager Asa Racey Racey Emmerick Copenhewer Hazel Racey Dorothy Lee Taylor Fawcett Gap Bessie Rosenberger James A. Boyce Marian Tevalt Esten Winches Mahlon Boyce Alfred John Hinkle B. F. Spitzer Bessie Smith Lester Pearl Cochran Perry Marple Sale Newlin Opequon Fred Smith Amos Ritter Dorsey Ritter John Billmyer Stephens City Maggie Orndorff Charles Lohas Lonas Sir John Perry Mornig Atha Dyke Alice Cochran L. R. Miller Dayton Thomas N. F. Dinges Mt. Hope H. M. Crim Petersburg W. Va Julis Keller Amelia Clearbrook Mt. Hope Chapel B. E. Bain Wardensville

Easter Community Notes From Chilhowie and Nearby

Local social and family news from Chilhowie Virginia and surrounding towns. Easter visits, weddings, illness notes, and moves surface as residents spend holidays with relatives and attend church services.

Cedar Grove Notes Local visits reported in Cedar Creek

Mrs. Mattie Clark and daughter Helen returned home after visiting Mrs. Walt Johnson in Strasburg. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Rober Carson with daughters Peggy and Patsy Ann spent Sunday with Mr. Jerry Bennett. Mrs. Ernest Leake and children are staying with her parents.

Ernest Henderlite Price and Ray Evelyn Chilhowie Charles Coffman Columbia Furnace Winfred Coffman Mahlon Triplett R. J. Bowman Elmer Snarr White Hall Otis Brown W. H Bowers Raymond Dinges Carson Shaffer Clyde Borden Helen Cook Bessie Bowers Margaret Fauver Louise Brown Fannie Cooley Miller Capon Springs Cooley Robert Martha Fauver Cooley Peter Miller Elmer Godlove Alfred Rinker Stephens City W. B. Little Middletown Pleamauney United Methodist Episcopal Church William Snapp Charles Braithwaite John Clark F. G. Senger Frank Singhas Ike Murray Mattie Clark Clarence Hurning Geraldine June Richard Glen Jennie Keckley Lora Knode Emmanuel Elwood Hagerstown Fanny Cather Paul Gainesboro Cedar Creek Helen Walt Johnsonburg Stras Freemont Dick Rober Carson Peggy Patsy Ann Jerry Bennett Ernest Leake

Reynolds Store Notes From Virginia Town

Reynolds Store Virginia diary lists Easter visits and family gatherings as residents and relatives from Winchester Martinsburg Cross Junction Whitacre Bloomery Gainesboro and Berkeley Springs attend dinners calls and outings. Multiple names appear including Dick Mayes Place Batt Omps Baker Braithwaite and Largent with extended visits around Good W Va and Vaucluse.

C. W. Moore Walter Moore E. N. Luttrell Futt Peacemaker Bloomery Batt Hagerstown Ernest Batt Frank Lee Flowers Roy Bohrer Charles Mayes Nain Utah Crossen George Kimble Near Winchester Dave Murphy Michael Place Cross Junction Sunda Place Arthur Crossen Harley Place Howard Lantz Kernstown Jack Place Joash Place J. Catlett Dayton Omps Alton Omps Earl Farmer C. T. Adams Gainesboro Lucy Hovermale Roxanna Batt O'Nile H. B. Dick William Brannon F. J. Gardner Harry Gardner Harry Largent James Martinsburg Alice Flowers John Helsley Bell Hov Ermale Berkeley Springs BV. Shade Washington Elmer Shade New York I. D. Shade Elmer Patterson Tom Patterson George Mauzy Siler Lee Crossen Edward Rupple Winchester Hospital Charles Largent Good. W. Va Dengeter Mary Lou Roy Fletcher Whitacre

Baker family surprise Easter gathering at Cross Junction

Mr and Mrs C G Baker received a pleasant surprise when many children and grandchildren gathered at their Cross Junction Virginia home for Easter Sunday. The event filled baskets with makings of a delicious meal and caught the couple off guard as relatives arrived.

Baker Johnnn Philip Frank Donelan Robert Doris Hazel Hazel Baker Alvin Baker Washington Donald Basque Clarence Carter Eldridge Baker Martinsburg Gilbert DeHaven Winchester Walter Baker Frank Bloomery Z. G Ray Baker C. V. Edwards Raymond R .G. Braithwaite Lee Braithwaite J. S. Braithwaite Russell Scrivener

Easter visits noted in Middletown society notices

Middletown Virginia notes list guests and Easter visits from April weekend through spring. Nursing supervisor Vera Willey hosted Braddock General Hospital colleagues Raymond and Glenn Reeder. Local families including the Welrick, Weirick, Willey, Kern, Ogden, Steele, Campbell, Frye and Reely circles welcomed relatives and friends during Easter and related trips.

Middletown Vera M. Willey Braddock General Hospital Raymond and Glenn Reeder Braddock Willey James Willey A . F. Welrick Attle Son Tommy Morris, Pa Frank Weirick Howard Wright G. B. Wright New Mexico Addie Rinker Maurertown Earl Willey Charles Town W. Va Wilbur Kern Gore Raymond Ogden James Steele Kern Alice McInturff Smallel Cooper Martinsburg Herbert Frye Winchester J. F. Campbell Lebanon Arch William Weirick College Park J. F. Weirick Richard Romack Fort Meyer Harvey Romack Hannah Walter Bessie Branner Brunswick Katherine Watson Loudoun County John Legge Janet Sperry Marguerite Legge Dorsey Carrier Martha Reely Near J. T. Reely G. W. Ropp Wallace

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Stephens City Items Walter Samsell Canar Pauline Lamb Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg Fred Lemley Frederick Billie Jack Washington, D. C E. L. Lemley William Marshall Jacobs Creek Samuel Sargent Katie Evans Howard Evans John Ward Leesburg Russell Lemley Willie Lemley Mary Orndorff M. L. Lockhart Wilbur Cather Loraine Eugene Barr Frances Harold Strasburg Leslie Orndorff Paxton Norbert Gervis Lemley Dorothy Eversole Mount Willimas Richard Eversole Edward Campbell E. C. Brumback Calvin Grim Mae Jane D. A. Grim Mary Tewart Helen Bucher W H. Moore Kenneth Staples Guy Trussell Russell Reid Norman Carbaugh Lebanon Church News Cedar Grove G. DeHaven Paul Braithwaite Pikeside Noble D. Whitacre Gordon Ridings Vaucluse Alger Wenderi Istartena W. T. Sullivan B. & C. Yard East Baker Street Hall Peoples Service Drug Store North Main Street People’s Service Drug Store Buncutter Tire Co
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