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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1937

Page

3

Grimes County Notes Include Death and Local Socials

Grimes Va reports Mrs Charles Lonas dies in Martinsburg W Va after years in the area. Visitors include Joseph Jolliffe and Miss Mary Newcomb with locals like Mrs Grimes and Mr C J Sibert. Rich Hill Farm’s Robert Clevenger Sr remains under care as Cecil McVay joins Camp Belvoir. Farmers finish hay and early harvests. plowing begins.

C. J. Sibert Winchester Arthur Orndorff Katherine Hepner Robert Clevenger Sr Rich Hill Farm Brook Taylor Cecil McVay Camp Belvoir James Grimes Ben Hubbard Newcomb Albert Grubbs Martinsburg W. Va Charles McVay

Wickliffe Notes and Social Roundup

Miss Ann Smith left for Washington to take a position at Garfield Hospital. Local residents hosted gatherings and moved among relatives, with visits to Marion Strasburg Virginia Beach and Marlboro noted. Several families welcomed guests and some illness improvements were reported at Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Wickliffe Ann Smith Washington Garfield Hospital William Carter Jacquelin Richard Smith Carol James Wilfe Marion

Weekend Guests Visit Cross Junction Families

Cross Junction Virginia notes list weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Luttrell hosting Martinsburg guests Mr. and Mrs. David Ebert Mrs. Annie Unger Miss Ruby Renolds and others. Winchester visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Braithwaite and son appear with S. H. Braithwaite relation. Washington DC attendees Vila Burns Marie Arban cher and Gunns join. Martinsburg and Washington guests circulated through C. G. Baker and E. W. Braithwaite homes during the weekend.

C. G. Baker John Gunn Curtis Funkhouser Louis Philip Gunn Alvin Baker Vila Burns Marie.Arbancher Washington, D. C Edward Hottle Martinsburg E. W. Braithwaite Minnie Cole Mary O’flagherty Washington C. W. Edwards Eldridge Baker C . Baker

Green Spring Locals Visit Middling Social Roundup

In Green Spring Virginia on August 14 residents report visits and small social gatherings. U S Fries hosted family in Washington while J E McDonald of Martinsburg stayed with his sister U S Fries. Janney Milburn and children visited Paw Paw friends. Lloyd Milburn dined with Howard Plotner. Clifton Braithwaite joined E L Dick’s guests. William Milburn of Paw Paw visited local friends. Roy Ashton and children spent time with Mrs Ashton’s parents near Washington.

Green Springs U. S. Fries Washinton J. E. McDonald Martinsburg McDonald Janney Milburn Paw Paw Lloyd Milburn Howard Plotner Clifton Braithwaite E. L. Dick William Milburn Roy Ashton O. W. Dick Lloyd Shockey Barkele Springs W. Va George Kimble Cumberland, Md Lawrence Frye Kathryn Files J. W. Whitacre George Whitacre Pittsburg

Local Social notes from Mt Pleasant Virginia

Mt Pleasant Virginia notes report visits by Mrs Atha Dyke and Hilda Hamilton and Estella Elliott with relatives in town. Emmett Copenhaver and family from Coshocton Ohio visited Asa Racey and attended a U B Church picnic. Mildred Ritter was hospitalized in Winchester in critical condition after revival services. Howard Rosenberger and wife returned to New York after visiting Bessie Rosenberger and others. U B Church plans preaching at 9 15 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m next Sunday.

MT. Pleasant Atha Dyke Vennor Milhon Hilda Hamilton O. D. Hamilton Estella Elliott Burtonsville Julian Elliott Emmett Copenhaver Coshocton Ohio Asa Racey Mildred Ritter Dorsey Ritter U. B Winchester Memorial Hospital Howard Rosenberger New York Bessie Rosenberger

Albin Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness

Mrs Ly dia Hawkins improves after a week of sickness. Dr and Mrs H M Eargle and their son Melton of Orangeburg South Carolina and Miss Mattie Parham of Charleston South Carolina visited Rev C E Seastrunk and family. Seastrunk attended Massanetta Springs pastors mission school. Winchester residents Mr and Mrs W A Buncutter visited the community. Stephens City residents Rev and Mrs Snyder Alleman visited. Mr and Mrs M A Getz and their baby also visited.

Albin Lydia Hawkins H. M. Eargle Melton Orangeburg S. C Mattie Parham Charleston C. E. Seastrunk Eargle

Social notes from Quicksburg and surrounding areas

Mrs. D B Gwynn of Washington visited her sister Mrs Albert S Will over the weekend. Several residents and visitors from Washington D C New York Florida and nearby towns were guests or travelers stopping in Quicksburg and Harrisonburg area for short visits or holidays.

Stephens City Notes A Busy Social Round Finds Visitors and Guests

Aus. Strode and Mae A. Sie spent the weekend with the Lovetts in Washington. Families from Stephens City, Culpeper, Front Royal and Winchester hosted visits, with many members traveling to see relatives. Local residents reported guests from Hagerstown York Pa Whiter known names include Mr. and Mrs. Carbaugh, Mrs. Rhodes, Rev. and Mrs. Graham and others. The column notes trips, visits and ongoing kinship ties across Virginia and neighboring states.

Hagerstown Smith York R. M. Car~baugh Lillie Madigan Jessie Lola Haden Whorley Gaithersburg Esther Jackson Colleen Hoover Winchester Emmett Scothorn Robert Sargent Eugene Adams E. O. rGaham Jewett Ohio Patsy Adams Lee Roy Morris Culpeper C. C. Rhodes Dorothy Lemley John Ward Cappy Bridge Ed Ewing Washington, D. C Holmes Yeakle W. K. Baker Keene Billy Spandial Washington Carson Steele Charles Charleston S. C J. M. Steele John Franklin Lemley John Hoover David Gregory John Gregory Dorothy Herrell Anne Butler Julian Eversole Massanetta Miller Bailey Glen and Kent Holland Beavers Howard Evans Edwin Evans Madge Orndorff Snyder Alleman Geraldine Josephine John Swadley Thelma Teets Wilbur Inskip L. M. Ritenour Front Royal

Community Notes From Nineveh Area Local Visit Roundup

Nineveh Virginia August 14 local social notes list Mrs Charles Jones and Miss Ellen Earle Jones of Milldale along with Dr and Mrs C O Deamont and Miss Hallie Crisman of White Post as visitors at Wheatland Manor last week. Attie Miller remains bedridden though briefly active daily while others travel and visit Charlottesville Philadelphia Stephens City Orange Refuge and milldale events.

Nineveh Charles Jones Ellen Earle Jones Milldale C. O. Deamont Hallie Crisman White Post Wheatland Manor Attie Miller J. M. Jett D. M. Cloyd Lillian Humphrey Front Royal Charlottesville Monticello Thomas Jefferson

Unger's Store Notes Aug. 14 West Virginia

Local items report Mrs. Vermont Crosen returning home improved from illness at D. W. ruzy residence. Miss Retha Bohrer underwent tonsil and eye surgery in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Camp Frame attendees listed include Thelma Mauzy and others. Fishing, visitors, and car purchases noted among community members.

Mary Luttrell A. C. Unger Charles and Raymond Crowser Mary Unger Marjory Stotler

Rest Brevities Picnic At Pidgeon's Meadow

The Rest Sunday School held its annual picnic in Pidgeon's meadow at Wadesville with many members and visitors. Activities included basket dinners swimming boating and games. Local residents and relatives visited and traveled between Martinsburg Hagerstown and Washington for the weekend.

Rest Pidgeon’s Meadow Wadesville Mirs George Clark Washington, D. C Roy Ashton White Hall Everhart Charles Brady Frostburg Oscar Wilson Irwood Bennett Martinsburg W. Va Elm Swartz David Prince Stephenson Margaret Clark Martinburg Rowland Gan Ella Stillwell Shanghai F. O. Moulder Mary Miller Seneeadiver G. L. Snyder H. S. Moulden Hagerstown F. O. Moulden Canada O. C. Miller Winchester H. B. Sell New York City

Brush Creek Notes from Brush Creek Virginia

Brush Creek Virginia notes recount visits among Dailey Whitacre Dailey families and guests from Gainesboro Winchester Swan Pond Orchard and Illinois. Local funeral of Charles Moreland near Glengary and burial at Mt Hebron on Isaac's Creek. Visitors Ruth Kerns Laura Dailey Ruth Maury and others highlighted.

Brush Creek E. R. Dailey Myrtle Martinsburg W. Va J. R. Whitacre Arnold V. Dailey Swan Pond Orchard Charles Moreland Glengary Mt. Hebron Isaac's Creek Thurman Collins Illinois Annie Collins Ruth M. Kerns Frank Flowers Ray Alice Gainesboro Grant Rudolph Winchester Rudolph Ruth Kerns Laura Dailey Ruth Maury A. H. Lamp R. M. Kerns Mettie Clark Winchester Memorial Hospital

Whitacre Birthday Party Gathered Friends at Cabin

A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Alice Whitacre took place at her son's cabin at Kales Ford with swimming motor boat riding and a noon dinner. Many relatives and friends attended from Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Michigan.

Whitacre Alice Whitacre Kales Ford E. Brown M. E. Stotler Marvil Bailey Harry Yearkey Hawkins Melvin Lewis Winchester Annie Johnson M. C. Baker Elmer Hutzler Washington W. C. Conner Letty Booth Billy and Janet Harrisburg Charles Denny Charles, Jr Detroit Mich Teddy Brown New Jersey Virgil Robinson Bed Minnie Carpenter George Kimble Ralph Johnson Paul Anderson O. W. Dick Simon Adams Capon Bridge W. Va Fannie Pugh Ward Kerns Ivan Pugh F. B. Spitzer Homer Spitzer Martinsburg Sanford Spit Penns Grove N. J

Lebanon locals visit and family news from Davis to Winchester

Lebanon locals share visits across West Virginia Pennsylvania and Virginia towns. Mrs. Pete Windle visits sister Mrs. Virginia Jackson in Winchester while Miss Myrtle Lozan returns with companions to visit Mrs. Huntsberger who is improving. Several families travel to Moorefield Lost River and Washington DC for visits and sightseeing including the Himelright Sunday School class trip to Washington. A car wreck involving A E Keller crosses a bridge at Hiverton with only minor injuries.

Davis W. Va Pete Windle Virginia Jackson Winchester Walter Bowers Charles Huntsberger Pennsylvania Myrtle Lozan Huntsberger Olie Windle Clarence Lattre Oe Bowers Stras Iva Clifford Breeden Stephenson Clara Keller Keller Louis Norbeck John Norbeck Howard McDonald Vernon McDonald Washington Hilda McDonald Evelyn Henderlite Himelright Washington, D. C Zoo Washington Monument Charres Ray McDonald Frederick Bowers Pete Williams Wilbur Walter Brown Jimmie Windle A. E. Keller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grimes Lee Racey Strasburg Yarber Robert Lackey Charles Town Thomas Shull George Chapman, Jr Thomas L. Shull Virginia Beach National Guard William Carpenter J. W. Carpenter C. W. Johnston W. O. Luttrell Grover Carter Berryville J. F. Galloway Castleman's Ferry John R. Castleman Blacksburg, Va E. J. Smith Marlboro Ralph Galloway John Myers Edward Beavers Green Spring Quicksburg D. B. Gwynn Albert S. Will Mathos Florida J. Luther Wisman Lucille Hottel Near Woodstock L. L. Hottel Charles Tucker Maurice Shafer Washington, D.C Carmen Jenkins Howard M. Grim Dortha Verdie Branner Bernard Branner Niagara Falls Tom Stover Mornday Fort Meyer Laura Smootz Anne Kirby M. F.litten Hyattsville M. F. Getz William M. Arion Charles Kiracofe Staunton Neila Ray New Hope Marion Lloyd John Williams Harrisonburg Maggie Richards Mt. Falls Vernon Williams Annie Kirby Austin Kirby Cecil Schaeffer Warren Schaeffer M. F. Litten Harry P. Baker Manassas George N. McKinzie E. M. Williams Loucetta Hottel Oscar King Baltimore Twyman Hottel Edinburg Neva Litten Hazel Shafer William Litten W. A. Wine Louise Rinker Harry Hopkins Bobby Betty Near Moore's Store Minnie Whitacre Ella Zirkle Ruth Lovettsville Stephens George Sillik Towson, Md Susie Carbaugh Curtis Puckett Laura V. Hartley Stephens City Donald Johnson Orange R. S. Johns Inchester E. G. Johns C. W. Powers Clyde Trenary Philadelphia W. R. Fleming W. C. Fleming James Welsh Thomas Hawes Virginia Bobby Jett Cabell Unger’s Store Howard Shrout Raymond Crosen Capon River C. C. DeHaven Noah DeHaven Herbert DeHaven Harley Whitacre Boonsboro Carol Files Ralph Irene Hilda Norval Dick Nella Pryor Luttrella Dorothy Arvella Paul Troy Dick Eileen Allan Hunter Seneeadiver Sibert Walter Coach D. W. Mauzy Reva Clark Freeda Leon Fred Bohrer Junior Dick Oakland Baker & Anderson N. Braddock St Pilot Life Insurance CO N. Loudoun St Ralph G. Hengeveld Whitacre Mention Roy Parrill Harry Largent Randald Dolan Winchestre Max Spitzer Glen Oats Gordon Phillips Lebanon Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Libby-Owensford John W. Rosenberger & Co R. M. Swimley North Market Street Metor
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