Odd Fellows hosts Crozet entertainment in county
Long list of county residents attending events in Middletown. Notables include Claude Stickley W A Everly and Gordon Ridings at Crozet entertainment. Social visits span from Philadelphia to Washington with Easter gatherings and local school activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Claude B. Stickley
W. A. Everly
C. L. Wright
Gordon Ridings
Odd Fellows
Crozet
Lupton McCartney
Penn State College
Eva Scott
Philadel Pa
Edgar McCartney
Eleanor McCartney
Cephia Clark
North Carolina
George Clark
Amye
Clark
Hume
Dorothy
Paul Rhodes
New York
Malcolm Henretty
Washington, D. C
Annie Henretty
Julian A. Everly
P. H. Wakeman
J. D. Huffman
E. L. Humston
A. F. Lillard
Richmond
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Orville Wake
A. G. Leake
G. W. Ropp
Churchville
Florence
Mabel Jenkins
Page County
C. E. Pope
Helen Bromley
Berryville
Nellie Kline
Marsh Run Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
W. Arthur McInturff
Longmeadow
L. H. Grove
Jimmy
Susan
Helen Pingley
Lizzie Light
James Rogers
E. E. Rogers
Wayside Inn
R. A. Larrick
Roanoke
Lillie Jackson
McDonough School
Baltimore
Mount Williams Notes
Mrs Tom Fauver and her children left Mount Williams for Baltimore to start a new home and job with Chevrolet Motor Co in Baltimore. Other local residents visited relatives and celebrated Easter with families in Red ud and Winchester, including the Russells, Campbells, and Growser families, as well as Della Brewer and granddaughter Patsy Love Keckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Williams
Zirkle Williams
Joseph Clowser
Winchester
Mary Ellen Clowser
Obie Peer
Buddy Terault
Kernstown
William Himelright
Lena Wolverton
Pleasant
Emma Wallace
Arthur Brewer
Boyd Brewer
James Brewer
Opequon
Howard Brewer
Fawcetts Gap
Kenneth Curl
Myrtle Crowser
Ima Himelright
Fannie Williams
Hollis Clowser
W. A. Clowser
Baltimore
Messrs
Ralph and
Leonard Williams
Mount Williams
Tom Fauver
Fauver
Chevrolet Motor Co
Gladys
Ada Russell
Taft
Edwin Russell
James Russell
Red Ud
Paul Campbell
Charlotte
Hollis Crowser
Paul, Jr
Joyce
Della Brewer
Ethel Brewer
Patsy Love Keckley
Easter egg hunt and charity funds in Boyce area
In Boyce Virginia on Monday the Episcopal Sunday Schools of Millwood and Boyce held an Easter egg hunt with many children present. Rev. Robert A. Goodwin announced the mite box proceeds totaling 74 dollars for Millwood and 132 dollars for Boyce to support mountain and foreign missions. Each child received a bloom geranium from Mrs. H. B. Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurl Himelright
Ivan Miller
N. C. Williams
Alfred
H. A. Snapp
Mt. Airy
Dorothy Sager
Madge Fauver
Myrtle Clowser
Miss Sizer
Genevieve Long
William Hollis Crowser
Ernest Ashwood
Berryville
Mary Ashwood
Earle Williams
Richard Orndorff
Mary
Knight
Boyce
Episcopal
Millwood
Robert A. Goodwin
H. B. Gilpin
Laura Jett
Reedsville
Robert H. Gardiner
John Lee
Ollie Hart
W. H. Racey
Lloyd Martin
Medical College
Richmond
H.J. Martin
Ernest Adams
Pittsburgh
Harlee
Pennsylvania
Charles Adams
Betty Bradford
New York
Wm. A. Bradford
C. C. Beard
Charles, Jr
Kenneth
Washington, D. C
J. H. Martin
Lloyd
Staunton
Marion
Louise Martin
Mary Baldwin College
the Baptist Sunday School
George Garver
Lindsey Tavenner
Court references estate decree to Master Commissioner in Chancery
In Winches ter Virginia on April 18 1935 the estate of C G Whetzel is referred to Master Commissioner W E Edwards to ascertain property debts heirs and accounts The notice sets May 7 1935 at 17 Court Square Winchester for execution of the order with attendance of interested parties The Winchester Star will publish the notice weekly for two weeks as service of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Lou Eaton
Frank Eaton
Eaton Bros
C. G. Whetzel
W. Erle Edwards
Chancery of Court
Kathryn Myers Whetzel
Winchester Star
No. 17
Court Square
W. E. Edwards
J. P. Allen
P. Q
Easter visit reflects local families in Washington area
Children of Washington spent Easter with Mrs Lamp s parents Mr and Mrs A 8 Fries and Mrs Nagley of Martinsburg along with Mr Twafare. Mr and Mrs Rowland Gano Jack Strobridge and Miss Blake of Martinsburg visited Mr and Mrs Carl Webber. Mrs Lily Shirley is recovering from a bad ankle sprain. Mr A L Anderson has one of his houses being painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamp
Friesa
Mitchell Nagley Ey
Martingburg
Twafare
A. L. Anderson
Spring Work Boosts Farm Activity in Oranda
After long rain ceased, ground is ready for spring crops and farmers in Oranda Virginia are busy. Lime demand remains light with two lime plants operating locally. Local residents and visitors from Washington, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore are noted in weekend and Easter visits to area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Fish Boom Spurs Wilson to Ship Carloads of Fresh Catch
Thomas E. Wilson of Wilson and Co. says New York Iowa becomes fish conscious as meat prices rise. Carloads of fish head to Iowa cities that never bought fish before while Wilson sails to England aboard the Europa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
United States
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson and Company, Packers
England
Wilson
Miner Complains After Mustache Beheading Incident
In Wilkes Barre a miner named Joseph Marmow told the grand jury rival unionists shaved off his prized mustache valued at $200 during a dispute over mine strikes. Authorities labeled the act as assault and battery, deeming it a criminal offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pat
Joseph Marmow
Four Leaf Clover Hunter Reaches Big Spring Milestone
Fairmont West Virginia reports Roman Fetheral a noted four leaf clover hunter has collected 100 specimens since April first. This brings his two year total to 2 900 clovers found in spring and fall hunts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Roman Fetheral
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief
Mrs Thomas Hicks of 416 Forest Street Lynchburg Virginia praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a run down condition with headaches back pains and fatigue. She reports two bottles of Prescription Tablets restored health and strength. New tablet size priced at 50 cents and liquid at 1.00 per bottle.
Women witnesses in Bremer kidnapping trial in St Paul
Two government witnesses in the Barker Karpis Bremer kidnapping case in St Paul are Jetty Baerwald and Mildred Clark. Baerwald, a farm maid linked to underworld figure Harry Sawyer, is tied to the $200000 abduction. Clark, also called Mildred Kuhlman, is a former girlfriend of gang co leader Arthur Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker-Karpis Gang
St. Paul
Minn
Edward G. Bremer
Jetty Baerwald
Mildred Clark
Miss Baerwald
Harry Sawyer
Miss Clark
Mildred Kuhlman
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garland Brown
Little Ter
Marshall Willingham
Elspeth Peyton
Warsaw
H. V. Greeger
George Greeger
Gladys Greeger
Churchtown
Alma Lutz
Carlisle
William Burter
W. H. Brubaker
Lola Jenkins
Marguerite Jolliffe
Childrens Hospital
T. P. Jolliffe
Virginia Burch
Luray
Mary Denny
State Teachers College
Farmville
White Hall
J. G. Burch
William Burwell
John T. A. Grigsby
Marshall
Hooker
Robert Pyle
Oscar Carr
John Nelson
Clay B. Carr
Clay B. Jr
Clay Carr
Huntington
Fannie Weathen
John Ritter
Helen Anders
Harrisonburg
8. K. Anders
Green Spring
Green Springs, Va
Mrs
Ray Lamp
Charles Spiker
Stella Copp
Saumsville
Stanley Windle atStickley
Harry Coffelt
Douglas Hausenfluck
J. F. Hausenfluck
Elmo Keller
Kathleen
Gertie Pangle
Pete Odgen
Charles Keller
Mildred Coffelt
Norman Coffelt
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Edmund H. Sattler
Madison County
Sattler
Jack Koenigstein
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Pstch
Chester
Ill
Marie Martin
Marlin Rural School
Miss Martin
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Lucky Feller
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Blue Moon
John Gosnell
Blue Moon Filling Station
Bremer Trial
Betty Baerwald
Baker’s Service
Sta
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Virginia Gold Cup Association
Warrenton, Va
Broadview
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Bickers Motor CO
Big Sister
Bonnie
By Les Forgrave
At Preas ‘Association, Inc
Donnie
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Republic OL CO
Twin Org
Gan Corp
Myers
C. I. Brumback’s
N. Cameron St
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