Notes from Mount Williams Virginia August reunion updates
Widespread visiting across Mount Williams includes Ralph Boose returning to Chevy Chase, Miss Emma Snapp and Miss Florie Pacers staying with Mrs Rudolph, and Mrs W H Williams recovering at home. Oswald Giese and daughter Freda visited A L Brewer. Zelda Wallace stays with grandparents J M Orndorff and family in Kernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Giese
Freda
Winchester
A. L. Brewer
Harl Himelright
W. H. Himelright
Zelda Wallace
Kernstown
J. M. Orndorff
Garden clubs meet at Mrs. Baker's on Braddock Street
Mrs. Louis J. L. Baker will host the Winchester and Clarke County Garden clubs at her North Braddock street home Friday after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeet
Louis JL. Baker
Winchester
Clarke County
North Braddock Street
Governor Trinkle to Proclaim Defense Day Observance
Governor Trinkle is expected to issue a Defense Day proclamation to support the National Defense Day event on September 12. H F Byrd and W A Beck join the civilian committee overseeing preparations in Winchester. A joint meeting of civilian and military committees is set for 4 p.m. Thursday at Major Barton’s office on Rouss Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinkle
H. F. Byrd
W. A. Beck
Winchester
R. T. Barton
George H. Grimm
Barton
Rouss Avenue
Hagerstown Girl Involved In Jewelry Theft Case
Gladys Morris 20 of Hagerstown was held indefinitely after admitting she ran away from home following a quarrel with her parents. The case involves Nellie Schalitzky 18 and Margaret Withington of Baltimore in a theft of $200 worth of jewelry at a party hosted by Mrs. Lillian Grogan. Schalitzky confessed and is held on $500 bail. Morris is cleared of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Gladys Morris
Hagerstown
Rholader
North Locust Street
Miss Morris
Nellie Schalitzky
Margaret Withington
Lillian Grogan
South Carey Street
Miss Schalitzky
Service curtailed on W and W R R from Wardensville
Wardensville West Virginia August 1 The Winchester and Western Railroad has cut the morning and evening bus service from Wardensville to Winchester. Buses now depart Wardensville at 7 30 a m and 2 45 p m with arrivals in Winchester at 10 30 a m and 1 50 p m This change imposes two extra days away for local shoppers and deprives residents of one daily mail each way, leaving autos as the sole alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester and Western Railroad
Winchester
Four Firemen Hurt in Norfolk Store Blaze
Four firemen were injured, one critically, when the Main street store walls collapsed during a Norfolk blaze. Firefighter J T Rhodes and Mintulo were struck by falling debris, rushed to hospital. other victims bruised as bricks and timbers buried the engine and personnel. Damages estimated at 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk, Va
J. T. Rhodes
Mintulo
James
J.E. Duffy
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Mount Williams
Fred L. Glaize
Pt. Low Seminary
W. L. Kuhn
Main ‘St
Care Star
Roomer
Braddock Street
Nileart Company
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
P. D
Bartonville
Bunch Keys
Woolworth E
Olin. Affork
Valley Ave
Poland
China
J. A. Lupton
Millwood
Gettysburg
W. A. Taughinbaugh
York St
Flora Wilson
L. N. Conner
Vaucluse
Virginia
Handley School
Monmouth St
Julian Kine
RIDINGS_CHAPEL
Church
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Nestle's
Nestle’s Food Co
Hedson Street
New York City
Cape-May
Seacisle City
Olean City
Wildwood
Baltimore and
Ohio
Atlantic City
House of Anheuser ~Busch
Baker & Company Distributors
Winchester, Va
Dweise
Papec
Babe Brothers
Ensilage
Chamberlain
Emmert’s
Armstrong
Moling & Seal
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main Street
the Progressive Drug Store
Silox
Baker’s Drug Store
Norfolk Blaze
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