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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

9

Local Social News From Woodstock and Nearby Areas

News from Va counties covers visitors and relatives in Woodstock and Greenspring with travels to Washington and Hagerstown. Residents include Maude Wright returning to Washington and Maude’s employment, Betty Lee Perry visiting Greenspring, and families from Baltimore and Winchester visiting relatives locally.

Elwood Santmyers Woodstock Clarence Ramey Washington, D. C Maude Wright Betty Lee Perry J. McInturff Greenspring W Va Archie Conner Kathleen Tom Thelma Baltimore Walter McCauley Harry Ridings Carper Wine Edwin Wine Winchester Frank Werrick Roger Rinker Ais Sawelling Messrs Larrick Carper Theodore Willey William + ga Alma Louise Lite

Personal visits and family updates in Mt. Pleasant

Mrs. Clara Burner of Winchester spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Will Lamp and family. Mr. Branson Myers of Winchester visited with Mr. Harry Lamp’s family. Miss Pearl Cochran called on Mrs. John Perry, and Miss Janie George of Gorman is visiting her sister Mrs. Gregg Orndorff. The community notes a birthday surprise for Alice Cochran with 79 candles.

Theodore Willey Dorothy Ann Keith Hagerstown Marvin Robinson Waterlock Dorothy Smith Washington Walter Little Alma Louise Little Maxie Ogden Alfred Snapp Evans Wilkinsburg D. H. Glenn Glenn C. B. Legge Benny Gordon Ethelene Henson George Bypraters Opequon C. J. Campbell Robert Campbell Lebanon Church George Gordon Keith Beckley W. Va Gordon Keith Raymond Enretty Annie Henretty Capitol City Ainsworth Sperry Will Owings Katharine Watson Master Jack Charles Sperry Janet Connie Sperry Elsie Reesey Victor Larrick Mason and Dixon, Pa Sydney Larrick MT. Pleasant Clara Burner Winchester Will Lamp Branson Myers Harry Lamp Pearl Cochran John Perry Janie George Gorman Www Gregg Orndorff Asa Racey Alice Cochran Vennor Milhon Clarence Cochran Clearbrook Delia Cochran Mayhew A. C. Mayhew Mount Williams B. P. Myers

Cedar Grove Notes highlights and church group events

Cedar Grove notes report Pleasant Valley U B Sunday School picnic at Little Mt Schoolhouse on August 10. The Blue Team led by Lucille Smith won the Christian Endeavor contest, with the Red Team to lead August 11. Local residents attend gatherings, family visits, and weekend travels in nearby towns.

Cedar Grove Frank Barrett Bob Miller Pleasant Valley U. B Little Mt John Lewis Jessie Lewis Walter Johnson Strasburg Mattie Clark Eva Shoemaker Hetchel Clark Miss Pegg Carson Dory Miller Oscar Miller Ohio Lucille Smith Franklin Senger Mozell Pacey Boyce Mary Sinchas Joe Hancher Blacksburg Buddy Singhass Will Racey Berryville

Grimes Gleanings From Grimes Va A Community Roundup

Grimes Virginia notes preview next Sunday services at Galilee with morning and evening preaching. Reports say Miss Ruby Beckey hosted the White Hall Epworth League at Poplar Shade. Attendees from Grimes attended Mrs Belle Johnson’s funeral at Fairview Church in Winchester. Ben Hubbard shows slow recovery from illness. Cecil McVay returned from Camp Belvoir. H B McCormac bought the A1 Woodbine schoolhouse on former McCormac land. Susie Morgan and Alvira Morgan with Audrey Anderson visit Triangle Farm near Grimes. The McVays hosted a community weiner roast and children’s party. A S Orndorff and spouse were in Winchester on business.

Cecil McVay Camp Belvoir H. B. McCormac Woodbine McCormac Susie Morgan Alvira Morgan Audrey Anderson Spokane Wash Charles McVay Triangle Farm

Refuge Residents Share Weekend Visits and News

Refuge Virginia August 8. Amos Lillard spent last week in Blacksburg. Phil Bowman treated for an infected hand at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mary Cline, Caroline, Howard, Lula Pine of Martinsburg visited cousins James and unnamed Orndorffs. James Bowman stayed with grandparents. Roy Bowman and Washington DC relatives visited. Skyline Drive Sunday sightseeing with John Broy family and Garlands.

Refuge Amos Lillard Blacksburg Phil Bowman Winchester Memorial Hospital Mary Cline Caroline Howard Lula Pine Martinsburg W. Va James Orndorff James Bowman Roy Bowman Washington, D. C L. L. Bowman Skyline Drive John Broy Gretta Garland Broy Avis Nancy Alice Craig

Rosenberger Notes Health Picnic Postponed in Rosenberger

Rosenberger Virginia notes visitors from Hagerstown Maryland and nearby areas. St Johns Sunday School postpones annual picnic originally set for the third Saturday in August to cooperate with state and local health authorities.

Minor Snapp Maryland

Reynolds Store Notes A Social Round in Winchester

Mrs. I and family guests include Mrs. Dory Miller Clyde Slonaker Randell Omps Elmer Hovermale of Ridge W V and others from Winches ter Gainesboro Cross Junction Berkeley Springs and more Thelma Edwards, Bobbie Edwards visited Shenk family. Rev DeHaven preached at Wesley Chapel. local visits to convict camp. several residents travel for errands and events.

Es ‘Vist Dory Miller Clyde Paul Slonaker Winchester A. H. Hovermale Randell Omps Elmer Hovermale Ridge W. Va Forest Pageant Gainesboro Melvin Pease R. L. Omps Ora H. B. Dick Tressie Thelma Edwards Bobbie E. D. Shenk E. N. Luttrell Berkeley Springs Dustin Fearnow Marvin Gardner Jackson Bageant Henry Bageant Meredith N. DeHaven Asbury College Wilmore Ed. Stotler Gilbert Richard Hovermale F. J. Gardner Eddie Largent Home Unters Bageant Virginia Hazel Gardner Alverna Patterson Edward Rupple

Local visit notes and community updates from Isaac Creek

Aug 8 report details visits to Berkeley Springs and Winchester. Families including Daily Braithwaite and Clark clans extend get togethers with friends and relatives. Road work shifts from a Route 50 convict camp to Route 7 near Reynolds Store with construction planned.

Isaac Creek Val Ernest Daily Nannie Braithwaite Emory Daily Berkeley Springs Braithwaite Edward Braithwaite Harry Clark Lynnwood Charlotte Westernport George Lark Gainesboro Wiichester Clark Lake Paper Mills W. A. Strother Winchester Lee Crossen George Clack Route 50 Reynolds Store Landon Whitacre Washington George Clark Fannie Brill Davis North Avenue Paul Luttrell Collinsville Holmes Fletcher Whitacre Lacy Braithwaite Sunny Side A. L. Kern G. E. Clark E. P. Brown Henry Kern John Kern Lemuel Ware Nannie Pifer Martinsburg W. Va J. L. Grant

Visitors and locals gather at Green Springs events

Green Springs Virginia August 9 reports visitors from Hawaii now in Lester Eaton and Robert Brown from New York City, with Dory Eaton of Cold Stream West Virginia. Field day at Tomahawk included Rilla Garnette Dolores Wilson Wilmer Walter Anderson Ernest Milburn Ruby Fae. Joyce Nagley and Max visit E P Nagley. Etta Lynn Russell McCormick Dale Strobridge visit. Delmar Saville returned home after weeks with his ill father. Guy Webber and family visit Mr. little.

Green Springs E. P. Nagley Messrs Hawaii Lester Eaton Robert Brown New York City Dory Eaton Cold Stream W. Va Tomahawk Rilla Garnette Dolores Wilson Wilmer Walter Anderson Wilfred Wilson Ernest Milburn Ruby Fae Joyce Nagley Max Etta Lynn Russell McCormick Dale Hunter Strobridge Delmar Saville Guy Webber Little

Proportion of Inhabitable Land and Jersey Cows History

Scientists disagree on Earth's habitable share with deserts covering forty percent of sand. Polar regions total about seven million square miles. America often means North America in common usage. Jersey cows began arriving in 1850 with more imports through the late 19th century. Epithets provoke tensions and spark anticipated fights, says Tunkins.

America North South America North America

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1724-B Fashion feature

A Barbara Bell dress pattern highlights a two layer collar with four petal front detail and a cut away effect at the blouse. The pattern 1724-B covers sizes 14 through 42 with corresponding busts, and calls for 39 inch material in 16 style. Send for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book featuring patterns for all ages and occasions.

Barbara Bell Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department W. 18Th New York N. Y

Order of reference in Whitlock estate case

The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia refers the Whitlock estate matter to Master Commissioner J W Baker to state and settle an account. Tasks include identifying real estate owned at death, partition feasibility or sale, and determining rightful devisees legatees and residuary heirs with addresses and shares. Proceedings set for August 17, 1935 in Winchester and may adjourn if unfinished.

W. J. Whitlock Annie W. Whitlock Circuit Court Frederick County J. W. Baker Augusta Furniture Company Waynesboro Virginia Norge Winchester O. E. King

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