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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
8
Major House and Mrs Ss Por have returned to Wieste after seven years away. They settled at Frank Baker's Home on West Heuditty Street and plan to buy or build a permanent home. Major House recently had surgery in a hospital.
Major House, a Winchester native long in the fruit trade, has been cured of a troubling ailment after five years. He and Mrs. House, with many Winchester connections, plan to engage in local apple trade despite a short crop. The couple’s daughter is the Cobaughs’ child from Washington. George Worthington and Jack Worthington, en route through the Shenandoah Valley, stayed at the hotel as guests of friends. Mrs Crawford of stiasbhré Va visited town today.
Members of the Presbyterian Church Sunday school and mission group from Highland Avenue enjoyed a picnic excursion to Mr Adams grove near Gainesboro. A special Winchester and Western train carried 315 persons from the town at 1 pm with free tickets for those over 12 and none for younger children. Many picnickers spent the afternoon at Back Creek. Mr K Comly, a timber dealer, left today in his private car for Port Royal PA to visit relatives.
Miss Grace Bennett deputy clerk of the Circuit Court returns from a Maryland trip with friends at Chestertown and the Eastern Shore. Mr and Mrs Clark Hardesty and Jack Hardesty hosted part of the visit in the county. A Washington resident attended a Charles Town horse show. For sale limestone land near Stephens City Station with good buildings fruit and water on pike with electric line. J J Chrismore formerly of this city who worked in the harness business leaves Front Royal for Washington to visit family.
Advertises yard parties and pricing from Creamery proprietor W. M. Fl ntocher. Promotes Bell phone contact for orders and inquiries.
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