County News Briefs From Middletown Virginia
Local notes report visitors and family travel from Washington and Maryland to Middletown and area. Residents include Mann and Evans families visiting relatives, milder illness improvements noted for Mrs. Walker, and several trips to Richmond Harrisonburg and New York. Several weekend visits cite relatives in Bealton Stephens City and Washington.
Refuge Brevities Refuge, Va. Aug. 3
Mrs. Harry Pitcock and children spent time in Refuge Va with relatives. The brief notes cover local visits and small chores as community members share news.
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Refuge Brevities
Harry Pitcock
Ward's Plumbing and Heating Sale Ad
Montgomery Ward offers plumbing and heating deals with no money down and three years to pay. Promotions include plumbing baths and installation arranged. Fill in name and address for a Ward representative to call.
Chambersville Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits
In Chambersville Virginia on August 3 residents hosted and visited relatives. Among guests were Charles Everly Goldie Boyce from Hagerstown and numerous Boyce family members visiting Mrs P H Ritter and other locals. Other visitors included the Bradfield and Brewer families and Rev G L Waters during the week.
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Chambersville
F. C. Boyce
Charles Everly
Goldie Boyce
Hagerstown
Laton Fogal
Henry Boyce
Charles Boyce
William Boyce
Loring Ritter
Douglas
Kernstown
P. H. Ritter
Raymond Bradfield
W. W. Brewer
Stewart Castleman
Winchester
Virginia Forney
Scott Hawkins
G. L. Waters
Chestnut Grove Notes
Miss Martha Anna Hutsler of Glengary visited grandparents Mr and Mrs A DeHaven and others over the weekend. An all day picnic at Chestnut Grove is planned for Saturday August fifth with a morning program of string music and singing to benefit the Sunday School.
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Chestnut Grove
Martha Anna Hutsler
Glengary
A. DeHaven
W. L. DeHaven
Isaac DeHaven
B. W. Unger
Berlin DeHaven
Charles
Frances
Bertha Taylor
Anna DeHaven
Jack DeHaven
Amna
Roy Armentrout
Max
Shirley Mae
Herbert Hutsler
Family News Highlights From Local Socials
Mr. William Hollis Clowser Jr. returns from a trip to New York City with brother in law Paul Campbell of Winchester. June Wolverton visits Mrs Etta Lamp near Lamp. Norman Wolverton visits sister June at grandmother Annie Orndorff's home. Joyce Campbell of Winchester stays with grandparents Hollis Clowser. Walter Bowen and wife and son Wesley join Guy Fauver and family visiting Baltimore. Tommy Fauver to stay with relatives until September 4. A Sunday storm damaged corn by flattening plants and caused bean rot from excess moisture.
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Middletown
Fred Mann
Stanley
Near Washington
Davis Manuel
Richard Evans
Wilkinsburg
D. H. Glenn
Howard Glenn
Robert Evans
W. D. Walker
Martha Reely
Madison College
Harrisonburg
L. V. Rudolph
Baltimore
George Clark
T. A. Williams
Robyn Ann
Louise
Virginia Beach
Giles Miller
Bealton
J. T. Brown
Richmond
Joyce Brown
Pleasants
Overly
Albert Bailey
Syracuse
N. Y
Mae Ginn
R. R. Reynolds
Massillon
George Cloak
Herbert Rhodes
New York
Richard Mann
James Bryson
Frank Weirich
Fannie Weaver
William Hollis Clowser, Jr
York City
Paul Campbell
Winchester
June Wolverton
Etta Lamp
Lamp
Norman Wolverton
June
Annie Orndorff
Joyce Campbell
Hollis Clowser
Walter Bowen
Wesley
Guy Fauver
Tommy Fauver
This Woman Can Keep A Secret
Judy Canova drew praise as a star who keeps secrets after marrying in Maryland in 1936 to Robert Burns and divorcing in Florida in March for incompatibility without public comment. Her Broadway show Yokel Boy keeps her in the public eye as a busy comedienne.
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New York
Judy Canova
Broadway
Yokel Boy
Judy
Maryland
Robert Burns
Florida
Civil Service Examinations Open in United States
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for multiple positions across agencies including War Department Ordinance, Office of Education, Forest Service, Federal Prison Industries, and Justice. Applications must be on file in Washington by August 14. full details from Herman Lee, secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners, post office city.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Ordinance Department
War Department
Office of Education
Herman Lee
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
New Chicken Killer Is Found In Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on August 3 farmer Rush Fritz captured a tailless creature described as ten inches high with a rat like head and spotted fur after it killed ten chickens. Fritz displayed the beast at a firemen carnival and offered a reward for identification.
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Bloomsburg
Rush Fritz
Fritz
Townsfolk Recall Onickel's Lost Chickens At Carnival
In a curious scene at the carnival crowds pondered the mysterious whatsit while Onickel admitted a wish to repay his loss of chickens, hoping visitors would overlook the odd tale and leave with a smile.
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Onickel
Illness update from Mt. Williams community
Mt Williams Va Aug 3 Mrs George Hummer remains ill at her home near here. Friends extend sympathy to Mrs Obie Peer whose sudden illness at her Kernstown home is noted. Peer formerly Miss Blanche Himelright of Mt Williams. her parents and siblings reside nearby.
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MT. Williams
George Hummer
Obie Peer
Kernstown
Peer
Blanche Himelright
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