Local roundup from Isaac Creek area August visitors
Mrs. W. T. Mauck returns home after visiting Mrs. iter Dailey. Families and neighbors from Winchester, Gore, Whitacre and Gainesboro visit with relatives. Lettie Burner travels to Springfield West Virginia to see gravely ill grandson. Luttrell reunion at Collinsville on August 13 drew many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Creek
W. T.mauck
Apple Pie Ridge
Iter Dailey
Margery Bohrer
Edith
Rob= Melwee
Maggie Kelsoe
Ethel Gladden
Gainesboro
Lettie Burner
Harry Sargeant
Mary
Sargeant
James Grove
Harry Clark
Winchester
George Clark
Cannon
Springfield
W. Va
Ira Clark
Near Gore
Elmer Clark
John Kerns
Lacy Braithwaite
Little Son
Kerns
S. J. Adams
Linda
Whitacre
Cecil Shanholtz
Melvin Steele
Emory Dailey
Holmes Fletcher
Ernest Dailey
H. C.reynolds
George Reynolds
Bright
J. S. Offutt
Capon Bridge
Luttrell
Collinsville
Reunion guests recall wish to attend next year’s gathering
A note expresses desire to be present again at the next annual reunion to be held next year at that place. Mr. Lee Kerns and family and Mrs. BE. C. Tinsman children, and Weeney Tinsman were guests of Mr. A. C. Whitacre on age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kerns
BE. C. Tinsman
Weeney Tinsman
A. C. Whitacre
Two Injured In Collision Caused By Fast Driving
WOODSTOCK Va Aug 17 B H Miller Miss Bessie Miller and Mr and Mrs Russell Sheetz were riding from Woodstock toward Winchester to visit Mrs Miller at Winchester Memorial Hospital when a Baltimore Chevrolet sedan with three speeding men crashed into them near Middletown. The Chevrolet overturned three times into a corn field. occupants escaped serious harm. Miller and daughter were injured but not seriously and confined to beds Monday. The Chevrolet driver admitted fault and agreed to repair both cars. Both cars were towed to Middletown garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
B. H Miller
Bessie Miller
Russell Sheetz
Winchester
Chevrolet
Middletown
Four Treated For Poisoning By Bad Liquor
Four Marylanders from the Twenty-ninth Division Air Service encampment were treated for liquor poisoning at a Martinsburg hospital after drinking tainted alcohol at a armory dance. One man narrowly escaped death. the seller allegedly left town while the men recovered and reported back for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Twenty-ninth Division
Air Service
Maryland National Guard
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Shenandoah Valley
Jolliffe
the Commercial & Savings Bank
William Fox
Ihe
George
Sidney Dendon
Gareth Hughes
Sammy Cohen
Doris Lloyd
Charles Klein
Ee Anthur
G Rigby
Alfred E.green
Moise
Bradley
Orndoff & Brown
Union Bank
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Arkansas Gazette
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
J. H. Striebel
Associated Editors, Inc
North Main Street
F. A. Shryock