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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

18 Aug 1932

Page 7

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Winchester Evening Star

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Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1932

Page

7

Millwood Social Calendar Highlights Prominent Guests

Millwood Virginia lists a busy social week with visits from Wi Nelson and family from Spray North Carolina, the Hughes of Norfolk, the Nelsons of Lynchburg and Berryville residents. A men’s handicap at Blue Ridge Country Club and gatherings at Long Branch and The Mоorings mark a flurry of dinners, bridge, picnics, and motor tours.

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Millw Nelson Witteson William Harris Nelson Spray N.C M. Nelson Long Branch Ine Asislature North Carolina Meddin Percy Charington Randolph J. Townsend Burwell Spencer Carter William Beverley Winchester John Britton George H. Burwell Ewart Johnston Frank Wray Berryville Thomas C. Nelson Lynchburg Hugh M. Nelson Grace Cox Philadelphia Theodore Cox Millwood Robert Hicks Port Royal Charles A. Jones Hicks Thomas Nelson Carter Douglas Crocker North Haven Maine Powhatan Eleanor Allcock Kenneth N. Gilpin Messrs Tyson Kenneth, Jr Donald Gil Blue Ridge Country Club Robert Powell Page, Jr Ardmore Edward Gay Butler Clewellyn Bull New Hampshire Dublin William Brubaker Columbus Ohio Richard Fidler George McGraw Philip Brubaker Cary Randolph Alexandria B. O’f. Randolph Charles Hooff Shenandoah River Robert P. Page, Jr Misses Page Saratoga Warrenton Mt. Airy Héleh Luty Quarles Mary Pagé Woolfolk Toremerry the Glen
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Roadfront mishap and regional market notes from 1900 era

Fractured leg suffered by Mrs. A F P after a fall at 1008 South Cameron Street. Oil wells in Texas and Oklahoma halted to push higher fuel prices. Col Lindbergh and wife stranded abroad by fog. Nurserymen pledge to beautify state roads with shrubbery. Winchester Ladies Golf Team loses to Catoctin CC in Frederick Maryland.

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A. FP South Cameron Street Texas Oklahoma Col. Lindbergh Winchester Country Club Catoctin Country Club Prederick Hope
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Fruit growers optimistic on small crop profits

Handley district analysis notes large potential earnings for fruit growers if a reduced harvest materializes. Foreword mentions historical remarks and local leaders planning anti saloon actions next week. Prices cited show copper at $2.20 and corn at $1.88 per bushel.

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Peta Handley Li Winchester Chamber of Commerce Sen
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Clarke County Man Seeks Companionship From County

A Clarke County resident G W Lindsey aged about 13 years writes the Clarke Courier asking for a friend to visit his Mount Skull cabin home. He has seen fewer than six people in over a decade and requests a companion to take him to the alms house by October 1 for company and care.

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G. W. Dsey Clarke County Clarke Courier Lindsey Clarke Ourtler Hole Mount Skull Cabin
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John Curry Dies At Wilkinsburg

News of the death of John Curry formerly of this city at Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania where he had lived for years. He was a brother in law of Benjamin and Charles Hawkins. The body was due to arrive here at 8.40 the next morning by the Pennsylvania Railroad and would be buried here.

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John Curry Wilkinsburg Benjamin Charles Hawkins Pennsylvania Railroad
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Nickname Quids and Randolphs 1804 Insurgency

The term Quids described followers of John Randolph of Roanoke who opposed Jefferson's policies in 1804. The label stems from the Latin term tertiam quid and signified a group neither strictly Republican nor Federalist, while a vague note mentions a Bohemian musical craft tradition and small export figures.

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John Randolph Roanoke Jefferson Randolph
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