Notable Visitors and Guests at County Homes Near Junction
Social notes list numerous visitors and relatives from Washington D C Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Winchester Winchester and Cross Junction staying with families in the Junction area. Guests include Curtis Funkhouser Louis Gunn Philip Gunn Donald Basque Clarence Carter Edna Luttrell and others. Several households hosted relatives from nearby towns and counties over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Collins
Woodrow
White Hat
Bune
S&s. H. Aite
Floyd Luttrell
Bryan Stotler
Winchester
David Ebert
Martinsburg
W. Va
EB. W. Braithwaite
Edward Hottle
W. E. Edwards
Albin
Sadie Finklestein
Amelia Anderson
Goldie Affleck
Raymond Edwards
J. S. Braithwaite
Harold Hobday
Berkeley Springs
Wva
Ray Lewis
Delbert Sibert
Harvey Adams
Noble D. Whitacre
E. W. Braithwaite
O. G. DeHaven, Jr
O. G. de Haven
R. G. Braithwaite
Pleasant Mount Pleasant Sunday School Picnic Featured
The U B Church in Mt Pleasant Va hosted a well attended picnic last Saturday with Rev B F Spitzer planning a revival starting the second Sunday night in August. Guests included Roy Brill family Hayfield and Mr. Howard Allamong Washington DC who visited Mt Williams relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
U. B
Roy Brill
Hayfield
Raymond Racey
B. F. Spitzer
John Perry
Ruth Brill
Ruth Perry
James Russell
Red Bud
Clint Barr
Atha Dyke
E. S. Orndorff
Star’Tannery
Howard Allamong
Washington, D.C
Mt. Williams
Opequon Lake Notes
Opequon Lake Virginia records a sequence of social visits and short trips. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Harry O Kerns and family, Mr. and Mrs. L DeHaven, Miss Nina Stine and Neva and Iva Yates, plus visitors from Washington D C and Belleville New Jersey. Activities center on gatherings at homes and local cabins, with neighbors Mr. and Mrs. W A Grove, Ruth M Kerns, and Ruth Kerns referenced among ongoing social rounds.
Nineveh News Roundup Aug. 7
Miss Roberta Fleming returns from vacation with relatives in Richmond and Tappahannock. W R Fleming goes to Winchester for a job with Northern Virginia Power Co. Mrs D S Hughes travels to Charles Town W Va after visiting Wheatland Manor. Mrs Hayden Whorley and family visit Gaithersburg Md. Betty McKay recovers from smallpox vaccination. Ralph Shipp returns home from Washington D C after visit with aunt H F McKay. Mr and Mrs McKay and Miss Mildred McKay escort him. Bill Johns visits Winchester with Mrs Pearl Trenary. J M Jett back from Blacksburg Institute of Rural Affairs. Jett party heads to Bedford to visit Mrs T Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Roberta ‘Fleming
Lehester
Oerchmond
Tappahannee
W. R. Fleming
Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Attie Miller
Wheatland Manor
Hayden Whorley
Gaithersburg
Charles Tobin
Betty McKay
Ralph Shipp
H. F. McKay
McKay
Mildred McKay
Washington, D. C
Bill Johns
Pearl Trenary
J. M. Jett
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
Jett
Virginia Jett
Bedford
T. §. Johnson
Mt Williams items from Mt. Williams Virginia social round up
Mt Williams Virginia notices greet a busy period with trips to Woodstock Baltimore and Winchester. Local families including Long Fauver Clowser and Ashwood attend gatherings and events such as a Cedar Creek winter roast and a Mountain Falls visit.
Greenway Gleanings
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller and their son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Clarke one night this week. Mrs. Annie Armel visited Mrs. Daisy Grubbs Monday evening. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard White Sunday included several locals and visitors from Winchester and Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. William Madagan and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Clark on Sunday. Leslie White called on Holmes Cadwallader Sunday. Catherine Husted of Boston, Mass., is visiting her parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Lake
Harry O. Kerns
Shirley Kern
Alfred
Belleville
N. J
Emma Lantz
Richard Jolliffe
Mattie Busey
Lizzie Parrett
William Santmier
W. A. Grove
Bubbling Springs
Capon River
Grove
Harry L. de Haven
Siler
Ruth M. Kerns
E. R. Dailey
A. V. B. Reynolds
Mose Miller
Steck
Needmore
W. Va
Ray Mumaw
Charles Town
W Aes
Marshall Hutchinson
May Shirly
Winchester
Ruth Kerns
R. M. Kerns
Greenway
Melvin Miller
Little Son
Gardiner Clarke
Annie Armel
Daisy Grubbs
Howard White
C. L. Funk
Catherine White
Belle Keller
Harry Lee Updyke
Washington, D. C
William Madagan
Ruben Clark
Leslie White
Holmes Cadwallader
Catherine Husted
Boston
Mass
J. H. Funkhouser
Milldale Social Notes From Virginia Town
Aug 7 reports daily life in Milldale Virginia with visits among Brown Armel Stickley Morrison Kirby Cox Licklider and Alexander families. Sunday School listed at 9 30 a m and relatives spend weekends with parents in nearby Front Royal Browntown and local gatherings noted.
Akron visitor leaves High View after week with locals
Miss Laura Seldon of Akron Ohio returns home after a week with relatives and friends in High View Virginia. Mr and Mrs Dolan Althers and Mrs Alther's two children Mildred and Elwood Hicks spent the weekend with Mrs Alther's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview
Laura Seldon
Akron
Dolan Althers
City Street Collapses Into Hidden Cave In Knoxville
A limestone cave beneath a busy street in Knoxville Tennessee caved in turning an automobile into a crater more than 25 feet deep and 45 feet wide. A water main break is believed to have caused the earth to give way. The cave runs for several miles under the city. A derrick hauled the vehicle out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Central Press
Delegates Return From World Sunday School Convention
The twenty third annual Stonewall District convention at Burnt Factory Church August six featured Rev Thomas Morgan leading devotions and a suite of talks on global religious education. Delegates Miss Grace E Cleven ger Ada L Woore Mamie H Childs reported travels to Oslo Norway and Tokyo with themes of peace and world mindedness. Officers were elected and resolutions praising delegates and hospitality were adopted. The day included a program of songs readings and a lunch before afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall District
Council of Religious Education
Burnt Factory Church
Thomas Morgan
Roy P. Duvall
J. W. Carlisle
Oslo
Norway
Mamie H. Childs
Grace E. Clevenger
Ada L. Woore
Tokio
Japan
London
Kagawa
Woore
Miss Clevenger
Dr. Howard
Chili
Luther Weigle
Yale Divinity School
Floyd M. Lucas
W. B. Obaugh
Lewis Pidgeon
J. A. Grimes
James A. Hancher
Covention
Grace Clevenger
Ada Woore
Mamie H
E. H. Woore
Frank Strother
W. S. Fries
W. H. Cochran
Joseph L. Jolliffe
Victoria N. Lupton
Bryan Stotler
William Miller
Martone Lupton
Jesus
Nelson
Ralph Linaberg
Harry V. Wheeler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wheeler
Irene Stipe
Friends’ Conference
Cape May
N. J
J. Z. Koo
China
Winchester social notes highlight local visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Set on and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Morris with family were in Winchester shopping on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Giffin visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whitlock of Winchester, and Otis Sirbaugh with Albert Kerns and children also appeared with their spouses. Miss Hele Hook visited Miss Vivian Seldon one evening recently.
Sale Notice for Red Bud Orchard Property in Frederick Co Va
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia the sale of Red Bud Orchard will be held at noon on Saturday August 29 1936 in front of the County Courthouse Winchester. The 86 acre property includes 70 acres in bearing apple orchard with a brick residence tenant house bank barn and spring and well. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. bonds due in one and two years with interest. Special Commissioners T Russell Cather Duvall & Dunn auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Madge T. Cather
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Red Bud Road
Logan R. Fay
T. Russell Cather
Duvall & Dunn
Brannon
Circuit Court of
Frederick Co
District Nurse Visits In July Are Curtailed
July reports from the District II Association show 325 nurse visits, far below typical totals. The count includes 161 visits to adults, 49 to school children, 41 to tubercular patients, 29 to infants and pre natal or post natal cases, and 28 to adults with hospitalization and treatment needs, plus a diphtheria toxoid clinic and transportation aid for a tubercular patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
District II Association
Wasserman
Piedmont Sanatorium
Burkeville
H. D. Puller
Tuberculosis Seal Fund
Junior Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
District Nurse Association
Association
Traffic Hazard In Joliet House Moved For Debt
Workmen on a pavement-extension job in Joliet discover William Bendele's house positioned in the street. He moved it to finish paying for a lot he bought from Adolph Galas. A Virginia court notice seeks Louie Kalafat for divorce on desertion, with publication orders and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
WPA
William Bendele
Bendele
Adolph Galas
Trustee's Sale Of Desirable City Properties In Winchester
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March 17 1926 and recorded in Winchester Virginia the trustee will offer two parcels at public auction on Saturday August 22 1936 in front of the city. The first lot on East Piccadilly Street 35 feet by 113 feet with a seven room brick residence at No 319. The second lot on Berryville Avenue 56 feet by 147 feet with a seven room concrete block residence at No 690. Terms include one third cash with the balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and fire policy. Terms announced by WM M Lynch trustee. Duvall Dunn auctioneers. 7-25 8-1 8,15-4t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory J. Snapp
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
East Piccadilly Street
Lucy L. Thornberry
John McDonald
Berryville Avenue
WM. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Recent Transfers of Urban Realty Deeds Documented in City Clerk Records
A batch of urban real estate transfers is listed with buyer and seller names, parcel descriptions, and nominal or valuable considerations. Transactions include A. J. Baker to William H. Rosenberger, Lot 167 Harris Addition for 425. John A. Ludwig to Thomas L. Perry on Valley Turnpike for 10. C. William Flemister et al to Lola Catherine Cooper at 420 South Kent Street for 10. H. H. Hable to W. A. Buncutter on 111 West Pall Mall Street for 10. Commercial and Savings Bank to Robert McC. Glass Sr on North Cameron Street for 2500. Handley Board of Trustees to Henkel M. Lamp on Smithfield Avenue for 10. Walter J. Anderson to John P. Allen in Harris Addition for 1. Katie Boyd Glaize et al to Herman S. Barr licensee rights on North Cameron Street for 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Baker
William H. Rosenberger
Harris Addition
John A. Ludwig
Thomas L. Perry
Valley Turnpike
C. William Flemister
Lola Catherine Cooper
South Kent Street
C. H. H. Hable
W. A. Buncutter
West Pall Mall Street
Commercial and Savings Bank
Robert McC. Glass
Cameron
Handley Board of Trustees
Henkel M. Lamp
Smithfield Avenue
Walter J. Anderson
John P. Allen
Katie Boyd Glaize
Herman S. Barr
North
Cameron Street
Deer treed cat after curiosity in Ochoco Forest
Earl Huff of the Ochoco National Forest reported seeing a doe pursuing an animal and, upon investigation, found the deer had treed a full grown bobcat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Earl Huff
Ochoco National Forest
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Lamp
Cross Junction
Albert Stine
A. Stine
Mr. Pleasant
Mount Williams
Earl Long
Woodstock
Abner Fauver
Guy Fauver
Glenna Fauver
Baltimore
William Hollis Clowser
Paul Campbell
Milldale
City Street
Knoxville, Tenn
Stonewall Association
Stephens City
M. E. Church
Scottsbluff
Neb
Police Department
Wayne K. Harrison
Milan Wasser
Frederick
Winnie B. Kalafat
Louie Kalafat
Winchester Evening Star
Bessie Brannon
Raymond Be, Perrine
Stet
Presbyterian Church South
Loudoun Street
ASCO
Baker’s Service Station
Pine Motor CO
Brad & Cecil Sts
Keystone Shoe Store
Cammertireco
Abe
Waren
Ewasi
It. W. Ebert
Horace Heidt
Columbia Broadcasting System
SNEW
Loudoun St
Bickers
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