Kenney Family Fetes 71st Birthday Near Stephens City
The Kenney children hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Samuel Kenney at his Stephens City Virginia home to mark his seventy first birthday. Granddaughters Dorothy and Ruth Simmons presented a large cake with Seventy-one candles. Many relatives attended from Washington D C Millville W V Greenway and Hagerstown Md sharing gifts and well wishes for many more birthdays.
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Thelr
Samuel Kenney
Stephens City
Dorothy
Ruth Simmons
Mr. Kenney
Sam Kenney
Robert Kenney
Howard Kenney
Washington, D.C
Fred Kenney
Catherine and
Warren
Millville
W. Va
Howard White
Catherine Annabel
Leslie
Helen
Greenway
Viola Genella
Emily
Washington
Albert Simmons
Ruth
Naomi Kidwell
Charles Barnes
Hagerstown
Retha Burner
Hunter Baker
Sumption Family Visists Amherst Street Hostess in August
Mr and Mrs L M Sumption from Philadelphia visited Mrs Louis Clevenger on Amherst Street. Mr Sumption will return Monday with Mr Dick Clevenger and Miss Margaret Wilson, who have spent two weeks with Mrs Clevenger. Mrs Sumption and children stay through August as Mrs Clevenger hosted a dinner for her birthday.
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L. M. Sumption
Philadelphia
Philadelphia couple to return home after visit to Cornwell kin
Mr Kenneth Cornwell and Miss Mabel Lutz of Philadelphia will leave tomorrow after visiting Mrs O H Cornwell on Peyton Street. They are accompanied by Miss Henrietta Cornwell and Mr Wilbur Jenkins. Miss Cornwell will stay two weeks in Philadelphia. Mr Jenkins will return to Winchester on Monday.
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Kenneth Cornwell
Mabel Lutz
Philadelphia
O. H. Cornwell
Peyton Street
Enrietta Cornwell
Wilbur Jenkins
Miss Cornwell
Mr. Jenkins
Winchester
H.C. Sheets
Yellow Springs
W. Va
John Schaffenaker
Chester Stauffer
Merlin Stauffer
Dillsburg
M. V. B. Snake
North Braddock Street
Moose Lodge to Host Yard Party and Dance
At a Loyal Order of Moose meeting plans were approved for a yard party and dance next Thursday and Friday nights August 15 and 16 at Patton's Park on South Loudoun Street. Refreshments will be plentiful and music of high quality for dancing promised. the public is invited to attend.
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Moose Order
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Patton’s Park
South Loudoun Street
Miss Anderson Returns To Delaware Hospital
Miss Katherine Anderson left for Wilmington to join the nursing staff at Delaware Hospital. She was escorted by her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Howard March and their son who will visit Washington for a week. Judge Donald L Weems of the Police and Domestic Relations Courts was stricken by food poisoning but is improving and expected to recover shortly.
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Miss Anderson
Delaware Hospital
Katherine Anderson
Nina Glynn Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Howard March
Weems
Donald L. Weems
Police and Domestic Relations
Circuit Court
Laura Smith
Esther Smith
Mrs. Alexander
Moorestown
N. J
Harry Lovett Improves While Recuperating in Baltimore Home
Recuperating at his parents home in Baltimore, Harry Lovett, once a resident here and brother of Frank Lovett, shows great improvement after leaving Sin Hospital. He now resides in Staunton, Virginia with family.
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Baltimore
Harry Lovett
Sin Hospital
Mr. Lovett
Frank Lovett
Staunton
Sinnotts Return After Visit Near York
Mr and Mrs William B Sinnott return to their Washington home after visiting Judge and Mrs J G Glessner and Miss Hazel Glessner at their summer home on the Susquehanna River near York Pennsylvania The Maryland News
Motoring Trip to Canada by Robinson Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson and their daughters Miss Frances Robinson and Miss Helen Robinson left yesterday for a motoring trip to Canada. They plan a tour of northern New York and expect to be away about two weeks.
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Canada
Fred Robinson
Frances Robinson
Helen Robinson
New York
Mrs. Knee
Miss Berdine Knee
Walter Knee
Valley Pike
Noble Representative Arrives For Apple Season In Winchester
W K Noble Company representative H W Cook from Fort Wayne Ind has arrived in Winchester for fall and winter apple season. He registered at the George Washington Hotel and comes well known here after visiting for several years. Scouts Leave For Summer Camp from Troops 4 6 and 7 head Monday for Harpers Ferry two weeks at Wild Cat Camp, joined by local scouts. The Knee family returns from a northern motor trip to New York and Canada. Mrs David H Kern and daughters visit Va home Oakland with former Handley Faculty member Martha Kern, recently back from Paris studies.
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W. K. Noble
H. W. Cook
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. K. Noble Company
Winchester
Cook
George Washington Hotel
Boy Scouts
Harpers Ferry
Wild Cat
Handley
David H. Kern
Martha Kern
C. R Nevin
Kern Nevin
Oakland
F. Estes Kline
Vauclusé
University of Paris
Kern
Local residents busy with visits and travel notices
Miss Helen Miller recovers from a severe tonsillitis and resumes work as a stenographer at the Flower Shop. Numerous visitors arrive and depart between Winchester, Richmond, Hagerstown, and Washington, with relatives hosting trips to Baltimore and Virginia locations.
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Helen Miller
West Monmouth Street
Martinsburg Visitors Fill West Martin Street With Guests
A stream of visitors, including Mr J A Close and family from Cumberland Evening Times, and guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York, arrive at Martinsburg homes and the George Washington Hotel for extended visits and summer travel in the Shenandoah Valley and Cape May trips.
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J. A. Close
Cumberland Evening Times
E. 5. Snyder
West Martin Street
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Valley
Canada
Great Lakes
Messrs
Victor G. Bloede
Baltimore
Harold R. King, Sr
Harold R. King, Jr
Hempstead
N. Y
Samuel King
Brooklyn
George Washington Hotel
N. B. Meredith
New York City
Hotel Jack
Mrs May McCarty Spends Time in New York With Relatives
Mrs May Mgg McCarty is spending time in New York with Mr McCarty and her sister Mrs Ger schenak. She was accompanied to Baltimore by her sister Miss Mary McKenzie, who returned home yesterday.
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Lucy Ajin Kinzel
New York City
Mrs. Welsh
Fairmont Avenue
Miss Kinzel
Washington
Elizabeth Barr
May Mgg McCarty
New York
McCarty
Gerschenak
Baltimore
Mary McKenzie
Finkelstein Family Guests In Alexandria Home
Mr and Mrs M Finkelstein and daughter Miss Sadie with Miss Ruth Jones yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Nicklin in Alexandria Virginia. They were joined by Miss Sarah Lobe of Alexandria who will be the house guest of Miss Finkelstein.
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M. Finkelstein
Sadie Finkelstein
Ruth Jones
Walter Nicklin
Alexandria
Sarah Lobe
Miss Finkelstein
Kaspar Pupils Win Recital At Careyswood
Berryville Virginia August 10 several hundred from Washington Clarke Loudoun and Winchester attended a violin and piano recital at Careyswood the home of Mr and Mrs A Cummins on the Shenandoah River Josef Kaspar and eight pupils including Dora Minovich Milton Swartz David Legum Jean Westbrook Dorothy Campbell Pauline Cather Bernice and Henry Davis performed a varied program ending with eight violins. A Parish Aid Society tea followed.
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Berryville
Washington
Clarke County
Loudoun County
Winchester
Dora Minovich
Milton Swartz
David Legum
Jean Westbrook
Dorothy Campbell
Pauline Cather
Winchester Bernice
Henry Davis
Purpelville
Chopin
Kaspar
Carter Catlett
Gloucester
Lewis Neill
New Jersey
New York
Johns Hopkins University
Peabody Conservatory
Mary Ambler
Alexandria
Carry Hunter
C. T. A. McCormick
South Church Street
Lockwood
Baltimore
Charles Town
W. Va
Shepherds
J. T. L. Jones
Frank Huyette
Charlottesville
J. M. Carr
Reagaw, N. C
Carr
Presbyterian Church
George Manzy Funeral Monday
George Manzy 69 of Frederick County Va died Saturday at home after a bout of influenza. A longtime member of the United Brethren Church he leaves a widow six sons and daughters ten grandchildren and a great grandchild. The funeral at Redland Church Whitacre with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery was led by several local ministers. Pallbearers listed among friends.
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George Manzy
Frederick’County
Siler
Manzy
United Brethren Church
Dr. Manzy
James Mansy
Martha Hook Manzy
Frederick County
Alverna Moreland
Luther Manzy
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri
Ollie Summel
Cumberland
J. R. Collis
Inwood
Harrison Manzy
Clearbrook
Fred Manzy
Ridgeway
W. Va
Nora Whitacre
Ruth Parker
Nelly
Harvey
Redland
Whitacre
W. F. Gruver
Martinsburg
George Stover
Winchester
W. EB. Smith
Shickle
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fred de Haven
Ernest Gray
Austin Whitacre
Edw. Dailey
Robert Shade
Carson Whitacre
Child Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Little Billy Burke son of Mr and Mrs Welton E Burke of Fork Union underwent appendicitis operation plus tonsils and adenoids removal at Winchester Memorial Hospital ten days ago and has returned home improving nicely in Front Royal Virginia Sentinel report.
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Billy Burke
Texas Senator Pictures Farm Outlook Gloomy
Texas Senator references Dr. Leon Truesdell analysis on farm to city migration. He notes 750,000 rural residents move to urban centers annually and explains impacts on home attachment, reading habits, family structure, and child environments. He cites factory adaptation and rising living standards as drivers of the rural to urban shift.
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Leon
Truesdell
Bigg
Farm City Movement Drives Rural Population Shift
A discussion outlines how rising urban living standards shift demand toward factory goods and away from farm products. It notes city factory jobs grow as population urbanizes, reducing per capita food needs and prompting farm workers to move to non agricultural production. The migration is termed selective with ambitious rural youth leaving farms for metropolitan opportunities.
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Truesdell
Farm Youth Choices Shape Future of Agriculture
A professor notes the first to leave farms are tenants and operators while owners depart last, with sons from large farms more likely to stay. He links prosperity, occupation, and schooling to migration from farming, based on New York state studies via Cornell.
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New State
Cornellment
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Mary Thomas
Memorial Hospital
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Mrs
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Roland Bower
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Winston-Saline, N. C
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Lynchburg, Va
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Yorktown
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