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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
9
Berryville social notes list visitors from New York Maryland and Florida. Families arrive for weekends and anniversaries while locals shift homes attend celebrations and plan moves to Luray and Berryville. A 200th Culpeper county celebration is noted.
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A string of social notes records Mrs. Lee Lewis and Mrs. McKown returning to Norwood from Salisbury Maryland while Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McKown visit with relatives. Many other residents recount weekend stays in Washington Takoma Park Charlottesville Berryville and Coalwood and note retirements and hospital visits.
Ed ward F. T. Rice, Colonie New York, a chemical engineer calling himself an amateur endurance driver, finishes a two week trip through the 48 states averaging about 700 miles daily while greeted by hometown cheers.
Mr and Mrs John Byrd and daughter Jean of Baltimore visited Mrs Byrds brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Locke. Mr Floyd McWilliams assistant trust officer at Bank of Clarke County, Mrs McWilliams and their two sons moved last week to the George B Thomas property on Academy Street vacated by Mrs Thomas Dix.
Jackson wins ping pong title at Douglas playground. The girls win softball. Charles Grimes leads the boys team, Nancy Donnelly heads the girls. Harry Myers trains Girl Scouts preparing for the Elk's parade. Children craft wallets and holders from plastic, donated by O'Sullivan Rubber Co to the Recreation department.
In SS league play Lost City defeated Wardensville 7-5 with Branson and Garrett combining for the win. Moorefield beat Mountain Falls 11-4 as Wilmer Whetzel allowed five hits before Paul Raines finished.
Richmond August 3 Judge Co G Quesenbery of Waynesboro City Corporation Court was designated to assume duties as judge of the 25th judicial circuit. The vacancy followed the death of Judge W V Ford.
The report notes that the circuit docket spans two counties, Page and Rockingham, with proceedings affecting multiple jurisdictions. Court records list filings from both regions and reference shared motions across the circuit.
The popular names for people who have crossed the equator are shellbacks. Those who have not yet crossed are called pollywogs.
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