Social and Personal Notes From Winchester Fair Week
Dance at Jordan Springs canceled during fair to free exhibit hall. The annual fair dance shifts to the Jordan Springs hotel on August 30 under J. K. L. Owings with Jack Cill's West Virginians providing music. Shenandoah Valley Club of Virginia Tech hosts first summer dance at Jordan Springs. Purcellville dance set for tomorrow night with Billy Pendleton's Band. Plus local notices of birthdays, visits, and family news in Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Inchester
Jordan Springs
Inchester Fair
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
J. K. L. Owings
Jack Cill
West
Billy Pendleton
Bran” Hughes
Wartman Park Hotel
Washington
Local Garden Club Sets Pilgrimage to Montpelier
The Lehester and Clarke County Garden Club will visit Montpelier, home of President James Madison, in Orange county next Wednesday August 29. They will also lunch at Mrs. Joseph Walker's residence in Woodberry Forest and plan a September 7 flower show.
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Montpelier
Lehester
Clarke County
Dolly Madison Garden Club
Orange County
Montepelier
James Madison
Joseph Walker
Woodberry Forest
Joseph A. Massie
Horace A. Smithey
Berryville
Amherst Street
John M. Steck
Harry K. Russell
Charles W. Trenary
Massie
The
Star
Leave To Spend Week Ena At Waynesboro Virginia
Mrs Ernest C Sloat of Washington and Miss Eliza Diffenderfer started for Waynesboro Virginia to visit relatives and stay with Mr and Mrs William K Routt Jr until next Monday Mr Sloat visits his mother Mrs Walter D Sloat on South Cameron Street Mr W L Fisher left for a business trip to Baltimore and will visit his sister Mrs Fling in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Waynesboro
Ernest C. Sloat
Washington
Mr. Sloat
Eliza Diffenderfer
William K Routt, Jr
Sloat
Walter D. Sloat
South
Cameron Street
W. Lee Fisher
Baltimore
Mrs. Fling
Local social notes report numerous visits and trips
Evelyn Jenkins of Luray visits uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. E W Miller on North Braddock street. Frances Parker Cox and Louise Benner return from Hagerstown. Hazel Kibler of Boyce visits uncle and aunt Loring Pingley on South Braddock street. Paul and Mrs Stover return to Bethlehem after visiting Rev. George W. Stover. A Middletown party tours Mercersburg and Ocean View for Virginia Firemen’s convention. Mrs. Joseph A. Massie hosts a tea for Abney Payne and Randolph Shields. Garland March returns to Washington after vacation. Eula Affleck returns to Harrisonburg State Teachers College after a funeral. Larricks from Washington visit K A Larrick in South Loudoun street. Lyon family departs from South Washington street to Romney W Va area before returning to Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jenkins
Luray
E. W. Miller
North Braddock Street
Hazel Kibler
Boyce
Mrs. Loring Pingley
South Braddock Street
Paul Miller
Loryn Crabill
Norfolk and Vicinity
Ocean View
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Alexander P. Lyon, Jr
Alexander, Jr
Harlan Page Tabh Lyon
J. Howard Cather
South Washington Street
Romney
W. Va
Youngstown
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Opequon and Surrounding Areas
Mr John Hawse visits relatives in Washington and Morgantown. Clarence Lewis returns from Dr and Mrs Mack Janney’s in the county. Misses Sullivan sisters visit their aunt and uncle the Martins at Chesapeake Beach. Charles Harbaugh of Front Royal spends weekend with sister Mrs George Ward. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Poole return from Baltimore. Mrs Charles F E Morley and Mr and Mrs Ralph T Stetz visit William Morley at Opequon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lewis
Mrs. Mack Janney
Washington
Mary, Elizabeth
Margaret Sullivan
William T. Sullivan
National Avenue
Thomas Martin
Chesapeake Beach
Charles Harbaugh
Front Royal
Mrs
George Ward
Charles FE. Morley
Ralph—T. Stetz
Easton, Fienna
William Morley
Opequon
Ladies Aid to Meet at Arnold Home in Timber Ridge
High View residents note Timber Ridge Christian Church Ladies Aid Society will hold its monthly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Arnold home on Thursday night August 23. Verle Whitacre of Pennsylvania visiting friends nearby. Several locals attended Whitacre yard party last Saturday. Dinner guests at the Morris home Sunday included Rev. Andes of Harrisonburg and Mr. and Mrs. Oates of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
W. Va
Ladies *Aid Society
Timber Ridge Christian Church
E. T. Arnold
Verle Whitacre
Pennsylvania
Whitacre
N. L. Morris
A. W. Andes and Son
Harrisonburg
A. C. Oates
Winchester
F. M. C. Anderson
Flora
M. C. Jackson
Finley Haines
Haines
William Haines
Higginsville
John Oates
Edgar Sine
Gladys Sine
Washington, D. C
Sy TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Promises Strength and Appetite
An advertisement proclaims Sy Taste Less Chill Tonic strengthens and invigorates, claiming it restores color to the cheeks and increases appetite, appealing to readers seeking improved vitality. The copy targets general wellness with emphasis on quick, noticeable benefits.
Parlor Bolshevists Urged to Spend Time in Kitchen
A sharp wit argues that the so called parlor bolshevists would be wiser if they devoted more effort to practical domestic work in the home and kitchen rather than political theater.
Rev Ralph Richard Plans Richard Family History Project
Rev Ralph Richard and son Burton Richard of Chambersburg Pa visited Hayfield Va for St Johns Sunday School picnic. He aims to compile a history of the Richard genealogy after studying county records, with several months of research planned. The piece notes his father Rev Asa Richard, retired Lutheran minister, now Lovettsville Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Ralph Richard
Burton Richard
Chambersburg
St. John's
Richard
Asa Richard
Lovettsville
Dawson
A. I. Mace
Walton
N. Y
Public Sale of Inter Est in Valuab le Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale conducted under an August 1928 order in Winchester Virginia offers a 10 acre leasehold with option to purchase at 500 per acre plus a ten year rental right on a winery site near National Fruit Product Co. Also offered is 5000 grape basket labels and assorted vineyard equipment. Cash terms. James P. Reardon certified bond. Sale date September 6 1928.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Luther’ Pannett
L. E. Calvert
Als
County Court House
Robert W. Schultz
Katherine Schultz
National Fruit Product Company
Et Als
Robert Schultz
Ashby Sprint, Et Als
M. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
Herbert S. Larrick
James P. Reardon
Gor
Barnett
Miss Hedrick Ties Notes to Berryville Horse Show Return
Miss Anna Hedrick returns to Chambersburg after retiring from Berryville where she attended the horse show yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Anna Hedrick
Berryville
Frigh tful Domestic Dispute Reported in Fort Wayne
A brief Fort Wayne News-Sentinel item notes a firearm incident described as shooting by a woman toward her stepfather. The report highlights a domestic dispute linked to grief and alcohol, with limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Private sale of valuable real estate and electric plant
Trustees offer to sell property once owned by R G Vance near Winchester on the Inchester Berryville turnpike including two acres and a gasoline filling station. A new electric light plant is also offered for sale. Property and plant may be bought for cash or on purchaser friendly terms. Agents named Harry R Kern and B P Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Vance
Winchester
Inchester
Berryville
Harry R. Kern
B. P. Harrison
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J. R. Stottlemyer
J. W. Kenny
John R. Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer
Russell Lamp
Richard Breeden
Will Adams
Ed Weller
Hunter Kenney
T. W. Chapman
Harry Kenney
L. A. Lamp
Clarence Moore
Levi Miller
Lena Ritter
Walter Stotttlemyer
Sadie
Sallie Breeden
Virginia Tharp
Gladys Godlove
Hugh Tharp
Melvin Godlove
Franklin Benner
R. Frank Barr
Bettie Cover
Lost City, W. Va
Mr. Brooks
H. B. Gilpin Drug Company
Lee Coble
Marguerite Peery
Helem McL. Peery
Lynchburg, Va
Kerfoot Affleck
Helen
John Affleck
Cheerydale
John W. Affleck
Elmer Godlove
Coalmine
Shenandoah County
M. Hilda Miller
Garland M. Hansbrough
Charles H. Grim
Charles Henry Grim, Sr
West Germain Street
Boyd Francis Grim
Grim
Ola C. Boyd
Mr. Russell Lamp
Sadie Breeden
C. Frank Grimm
Maurice Grimm
Elizabeth Grimm
Paul Carper
Virginia Beach
Atlantic City
William M. Lupton
F S. Emmett Sons Co
Frances Parker Cox
Louise Benner
Hagerstown
Paul E. Stover
Rev
George W. Stover
North Avenue
Bethlehem, Pa
Middletown
Mercersburg
E. L. Stickley
Lottie Boyer
Mollie Ham_mack
Ruby Beatty
W. A. Everly
Harry and
Ruby Everly
Joseph A. Massie Ifs
Abney Payne
Randolph T. Shields
Mr. Garland March
Frank March
Eula Affleck
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
James WR. Singhass
Robert Larrick
Margaret Beall
K. A. Larrick
South Loudoun Street
Huntsberry
John Hawse
Oe D. C
Morgantown
Lloyd Poole
Verona Daniel Hardy
Gulfport
Harvey S. Firestone
America
Mr. Richard
George B. Harvey
Court of St. James
Dublin
N. H
the Statesman
Notre
International Newsreel
Mary Malasunas
Brooklyn
Joseph Mikushaskas
Lovett Bros
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Davis
Old Virginia
North Main Street
Endicott-Johnson
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