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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
5
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia and attending local social events. Activities include weekend visits Misses and Mr. traveling to Annapolis Bethesda Martinsburg Winchester and Washington D C for family gatherings and church events.
Refuge, Virginia residents host and visit relatives from Washington DC and nearby towns across a series of weekend and recent day gatherings. Names include Jack Ross Amiss Lillard Dick Steele Journal Ornedorff Elizabeth Ritenour Clara Keller Earl Huff and family James Orndorff Louise Lillard Paul Koenig Effie Broy and Gretta Broy plus Isaac Grim and Julia Grim.
Visitors and residents are listed from Boyce Virginia and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Va of Alexandria Mrs Hume Leesburg Mr Gray Hume Jr Baltimore Rev C Van der Linden J W Eddy Ralph Levi Mrs J Jackson Amos Clary Wharton Clary Elizabeth Colston Frank Magruder Leona Goodridge Ethel Goodridge Hawkins family and Briggs visitors.
Reynolds Store Virginia notes list Sunday visitors from Winchester and nearby areas including Dorsey Strother Levi Boyd and Mrs Williams. Other guests include F J Gardner Eddie Largent and children, with Mrs Bageant reported improved or unimproved. Harry Gardner bought a new car and more comments on local families visiting Silera and nearby homes.
Sunday evenings at Mrs. I. D. Shade’s home drew Roy Stotler family M. W. Va Edward Stotler and Gilbert C. H. Smith Winchester Rich ard Havermale and Lucy. Hazel Gardner returned home from Berkeley Springs. Lawrence Daily near Hayfield spent weekend with E. B. Brannon. John Henry Clark Chesnut Grove and two sons visited sister E. D. Shenk. Dinner at Susan B. Lewis’ included William Eaton and daughter Mrs. Bennett Jess Whitlock all of Loom. J. K. Nesmith visiting relatives at Shockeysville. Hesley Berkeley Springs called on C. W. Moore. Vess Bageant and Ethel Perry Martinsburg visiting Gano. Dewey Spillman welcomed a son. Guests at I. D. Shade included C. G. Russell Gainesboro Annie Collins Clyde Collins. O. B. Shade and Winchester family spent Sunday with Homer Shade.
Miss Alice Clinger returned to Philadelphia after a four week vacation here. Copeland Dawson of Richmond spent the weekend with his sisters in Armel. Mozelle White visited relatives in Front Royal and Riverton last week. Delcie Affleck shows improvement after illness. G D Gray recovering well from surgery at Memorial Hospital. Henry Armel and daughter Dolores of Canton Ohio visited here recently. Dr W J Goodwin and Mrs Rose Hardy with a party from Washington were guests.
Last Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Gray. Clifton Affleck visiting his uncle, G. E. Armel, at Riverton. Claude Staggs and wife from Tappahannock, Virginia visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Staggs and Mr. L. S. Shiley, ill at home for months.
Mrs. J. B. Clinger recently guest hosted by Mrs. W. F. Plank in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stages and their children spent Friday in Winchester.
A reader warns that needlefish, named for their needle like bodies, can dart through human flesh causing serious injuries. The note lacks details on location or incidence but emphasizes caution around these fish.
A 45 minute Boy Scout radio program airs at 7 PM EST on the Columbia network. Pacific coast and international Scouts will appear, with Dr. James E. West and Col. Theodore Roosevelt speaking about the National Jamboree planned for August 21 to 30, which was cancelled due to infantile paralysis.
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