Frederick County News Notes and Local Socials
Mount Williams notes a broken arm from a fall while feeding her eye last Wednesday. Several residents report good recovery from illnesses, and visits span Stephenson to Winchester with dental work in Baltimore. The St Johns picnic drew a large crowd, gardens and fields benefit from recent rain, and local residents including Fauver, Clowser, Mellwee, Bear, and Perry families appear in social and visit listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clowser
Mary Ellen Clowser
Audrey Fauver
Stephenson, Sunny
A . Fauver
Missina Williams
Paul Golliday
Mount Falls
Hollis ‘Clowser
St. John’s
Myrtle Crowser
Washington
Baltimore
Winifred Henry
Rosenberger
Aslon Orndorff
Edna Mellwee
Star Tonos
Mellwee
Theodore Bear
Winchester
Virginia Bear
Harry Smith
Hazel
Josephine Fauver
Fox Ridge
J. H. Perry
Woodrow
Refuge Family Visitors and Weekend Travels
Refuge Virginia August 23. Mrs May Grim hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Howard Grim and son Riverton Mrs Blanche Hall and four children Waterlitk Mr and Mrs Marvin Grim and family Tulip and Mr Rob Grim. Luther Grim visited Frank Pitcock. Marvin White Harrie Cline and Virgie Odorff weekend Cumberland Md returning with Ethel Shuler and children who will spend time with John White and his wife. Amiss Lillard family also visited Frank Huffman near Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
May Grim
Howard Grim
Riverton
Blanche Hall
Waterlitk
Marvin Grim
Tulip
Rob Grim
Luther Grim
Frank Pitcock
Marvin White
Harrie Cline
Virgie Odorff
Cumberland
Ethel Shuler
John White
Amiss Lillard
Frank Huffman
Stephens City
Revival ends with five conversions at United Brethren Church
Misses Carrie and Margaret Ritter visited Mrs. James Russell as Rev F C Sanger and wife and Miss Anna Kira cofe from Winchester joined supper guests at Mr and Mrs John Perry. The revival closed with five conversions one new member by letter and eight babies Christened. Ladies Aid to hold a yard party Aug 30 if rain moves to Aug 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Carrie
Margaret Ritter
James Russell
F. C. Sanger
Anna Kiracofe
Winchester
John Perry
Etta Hasemen
Geraldine Lamp
United Brethren Church
Ruth Bucher
Frances Coffelt
Mary Renner
Ladies Aid Society
The
Grove
F. G. Senger
Little Son
Asa Racey
Cecil Dyke
Ada Russell
Mount Williams
Charles Copenhaver
Mrs
Asa Racevere
Death of Roy Eaton Shocks Highview Community
Roy Eaton died Friday morning August 17 in Highview West Virginia. The town expresses sympathy to his wife and children. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. T. Arould home on August 21. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Seldon and grandson visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hodgson on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
W. Va
Roy Eaton
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. Arould Tuesay
W. H. Seldon
Elwood Hicks
Junior Seldon
Community Notices Spread Across Boyce Area
In Boyce and nearby towns a flurry of social activity is recorded. Families unite for Mrs John Lowe’s 69th birthday in Shepherdstown while many residents travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Others visit relatives in Virginia Beach, Harrisburg, Saratoga and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Rogers
Henry
T. P. Jolliffe
Powell
Joe
Century of Progress
Chicago
John Anders
Jane Jolliffe
Mary Denny
John Hawkins
Saratoga
N. Y
Pauline Hawkins
Hagerstown
Charles Adams
Ernest Adams
Meda Royston
Helen Palmer
Winchester
Pallas"Watson
France
Sam Garver
Pennsylvania
Katherine Jones
Williams
Philadelphia
Port Royal
Robert Hicks
Doris Reid Jolliffe
E. E. Barr
Strasburg
A. L. Jobe
Page County
Ellen Lloyd
Saratota
Nellie Chapen
Richmond
Julian Burch
E. L. Ritchie
Gibson Marshall
Washington
Katie Ryan
J. H. Lock
John Lock
Winston Pine
John Ae
Washingon
Garland Brown
J. W. Belle
Berryville
W. S. Lindsey
Jackson Miss
E. A Lindsey
D. S. Estep, Jr
Joseph Ritter
E. D. Chambers
Chambers
Eleanor Chambers
Josephine Woodward
Middletown
Culpeper
Warsaw
Fredericksburg
James River
Greenway Gleanings August Social Events Recap
A Greenway Virginia social roundup reports a Saturday yard party with numerous residents visiting friends and relatives. Activities include visits by Miss Mozelle White and others, plus a cake and watermelon feast at Mr and Mrs William Thompson’s home. The Sunday School picnic is set for August 25 at Rouss Spring Park near Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Mozelle White
Hazel Grubbs
William Madigan
Edna
Clark
Ruben Clark
Elva Bowers
Helen White
Lucille Carper
White Post
J. D. Perry
Hilda Grubbs
Catherine White
Gillis Bray
Stephens City
William Thompson
Rouss Spring Park
Winchester
Fred Kenney
Catherine
Warren
Millvile
Howard White
Charles Lee Funk
Mamie Shiley
Paul Wise
Eugene White
Ferman Perry
Siler Brevities from Siler City area
SILER, Va. August 23 reports a series of local social visits as families such as DeHaven, Shade, and DeHaven relations host and travel to Washington Winchester Collinsville and Dayton Ohio. Several ill or recovering individuals noted and a Luttrell reunion at Collinsville drew many locals.
Reynolds Store Notes in Virginia Community
Local notes catalog visits and family events across Reynolds Store and nearby towns. Martinsburg visitors, Winchester shopping trips, Berkeley Springs gatherings, and multiple family reunions mark the community’s social calendar with recounts of dinners, camp meetings, and travel by residents and guests from Isaac Creek Oakland and Omps W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Luther Amick
Johnson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Frank Helsley
N. L. McIntyre
C. W. Moore
Pet Keesecker
Alonzo Shenk
North Carolina
Pifer
Star Tannery
E. D. Shenk
C. T. Adams
Della
Gainesboro
Earl Farmer
Dewey Batt
Hagerstown
Ernest Batt
Henry Kerns
Lee Kerns
Isaac Creek
Ward McIntyre
Othel McIntyre
N. M. Hovermale
Catherine Dick
Mary Unger
Oakland
E. D. Shenk and Son
Wardensville
W.a
Evelyn Carpenter
Charles Mozee
Nain
Utah Cross
Dewey Hutzler
Walter Moore
Suny
Ed Stotler
Gilbert
Richard Hovermale
Lucy
G. B. Hovermale
Omps
Gainesboro Notes Life and Visits Across Town
Gainesboro Virginia August reports visitors and residents with travels to Gore Luray Baltimore York Pa Winchester Chambersburg and Sheppards Town. Local families including Browns Bayliss Adams Ritter and DeHaven are mentioned along with health updates and social calls.
Braithwaite Family and Local Cross Junction News
Cross Junction notes report numerous visits among Braithwaite and related families. Extended studies include relatives in Martinsburg, hospitalities with Sebert and Luttrell households, and attendance at the Dick re union. The local canning factory began operations on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Floyd Luttrell
Ray Lewis
Winchester
Violet Peacemaker
Bloomery
J. S. Braithwaite
C. E. Sebert
McGaheysville
Ethel Peery
S. H. Braithwaite
O. G. DeHaven
Paul Braithwaite
Bettie Grove
James Grove
S. H. Braithwaite and
Cacapon River
Isaac Creek Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
The Isaacc Creek area reports reunions in Dailey and Dick families, visits by Mrs. Lee Crosenta and others, and a rain that refreshed crops. The death of Landon Calvert at Winchester Memorial Hospital followed a fracture. his funeral at Wesley Chapel drew many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Creek
John Kern
Nain
E. C. Tinsman
Lemuel Kern
Elmer Clark
Dorsey Strother
Winchester
Cecil Shanholtz
Lee Crosenta
W. A. Strother
G. E. Clark
Landon Calvert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wesley Chapel
Henry Kern
Arsze Kern
Angers Store
W. Va
Fleet Flagship Wins Efficiency Pennant Again
The battleship West Virginia, flagship of the fleet, earned the battle efficiency pennant for battleships for the fifth time and has held it since 1931 32. It also topped the gunner y competition. Arizona led in communications, and Colorado won the engineering trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
West Virginia
Arizona
Colorado
Baby Take a Bow At Hable's Palace
Shirley Temple rises to stardom after a fortunate theater sighting. Jay Gorney, music for Stand Up and Cheer, urged a Fox Film visit leading to a contract via Movietone City. She later stars in Change of Heart and Little Miss Marker before playing the title role in Baby Take a Bow at the Palace Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Jay Gorney
Los Angeles
Shirley
Fox Film
Movietone City
Winfield Sheehan
Janet Gaynor
Adolphe Menjou
Miss Marker
Palace Theatre
All-Bran Helps Combat Constipation Says Kellogg Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes All-Bran as a source of bulk and vitamin B to ease constipation. It claims the cereal can form a soft mass in the intestine, aiding waste removal, and notes two tablespoons daily or with meals in chronic cases. It warns it is not a cure-all and suggests consulting a doctor if seriously ill.
The Soltaire Man at Hable's Palace Theatre Friday
Herbert Marshall Mary Donald May Robson and Lionel Atwill lead the MGM drama The Soltaire Man at Hable's Palace Friday. The program also features Clyde Beatty in Lost Jungle Chapter No. 2 Mickey Mouse Terrytoon and a wind up comedy. Warner Oland stars in Charlie Chan's Courage at Palace for the last times tonight with Drue Layton Donald Woods and a Fox Movietone News and Buster Keaton in Allez Cop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marshall
Hable’s Palace
Mary Donald
May Robson
Lionel Atwill
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Clyde Beatty
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Courage
Palace
Earl Dire Biggers
Drue Layton
Donald Woods
Fox Movietone
Buster Keaton
Buck Jones and Otto Kruger Star In Colonial Double Feature
The Colonial Theatre presents a Saturday program headlined by Buck Jones in The Dawn Trail and Otto Kruger in The Crime Doctor A murder tale unfolds on screen as audiences witness the crime from inception to resolution Also showing the eighth chapter of V Shadow and the Vitaphone cartoon Petting In The Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Buck Jones
Otto Kruger
Shadow
Vitaphone
Here Comes The Navy Opens at Capito
A big laugh spectacle titled Here Comes The Navy opens at Capito on Monday. The show promises bold humor and a lively stage audience engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Capito
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Siler
A. DeHaven
Jack
Ray_Armentrout
Bessie DeHaven
Bertha
Catherine DeHaven
Ray DeHaven
Mr. Lemuel Whitacre
Mr. A. L. DeHaven
Albert Unger
Mrs. Herry Shirley
Edmond DeHaven
Garland Madigan
Stewart DeHaven
Pearl DeHaven
George Mauzy
Henry DeHaven
Alvin Shade
Walter Shade
Phillip Shade
Raymond McDonald
Indiana
Collinsville
A. L. DeHaven
Harry DeHaven
Pine Grove
Joe Havermale
H. E. Shirley
Ernest DeHaven
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Dick
William DeHaven
Harold Heflin
Bertha DeHaven
Roy DeHaven
Elma Taylor
Mervil Whitacre
Harry Mason
Ruble Haines
Bunker Hill
Herschel Brown and Sons
Dave and
Kirk Brown
Elderton
Lucy Mauck
Elwood Kerns
Gore
Eddie Roberts
W. D. Ritter
Frances Darlington
A. 8. Haney
Pittsburgh
Mack DeHaven
Luray
E. E. Bayliss
Holmes Poole
Edgar Kelsoe
Helen Miller
Shepherdstown
Ruth and
Mary Neal Flowers
Harry McKeever
Cross Junction
van der Linden
Boyce
Robert DeHaven
Bobbie Lee
R. B. Ramey
Roger Allen
Hayfield
James Adams
Jimmy
Chambersburg
Irene Brown
B. V. Unger
Violet Conner
Clarence Pingley
Askew
R. H. Askew
Four Square Gospel
Goldsboro
N. C
Nashville
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Warner Bros. Colonial
Atlintcri
Freestone
Calif
Valencia
Boscal Coffee
ASCO
Glenwood
Fleischmann
Victor
Eagle Brand
Acme
Tin
Java
Farmdale
Warmdale
Fancy Tomatoes
Campbell’s Tomato Juice
del Monte Tomato Juice
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Mather
Octagon Cleanser
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