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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1927
Page
7
Local Red Cross chapter seeks a good home for a healthy 11 month old girl with hazel eyes. Interested parties should contact Miss Martha Work, secretary of the chapter, for arrangements and further details.
Middletown Widows' Friend Encampment No 11 I O F of Middletown held a meeting Tuesday evening. L L Trahan of Prince William Encampment No 10 Dumfries Va was elected by transfer. The Royal Purple degree was exemplified on George Bywaters by the encampment degree team. The next meeting is Sept 27 with several applications to be considered. Refreshments followed the meeting.
Middle aged women with grown children pursue books plays church and civic life. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for vigor and health and share testimonials about improved appetite energy and fewer headaches.
Mont Blanc remains the Alps’ highest peak amid a Franco Italian dispute after Italian fascists proposed naming a nearby crest Mont Mussolini. French officials stress Mont Blanc lies on French soil and has long been known locally as Mont Blanc.
Lifelong friends and family gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Ellen M. Newlin wife of Lewis B. Newlin. She died Sunday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage. Services were at her son in law and daughter’s home and conducted by Rev. Murray D. Mitchell. Interment was Mount Hebron Cemetery. Nephews served as pallbearers. Relatives traveled from Maryland towns to attend.
Funeral services for David P. Wingfield, longtime Gore native later of Winchester, were led by Rev. Dr. Stephen L. Flickinger from the Anderson residence on National avenue. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers including Wingfield nephews and Anderson relatives. Nearby notes mention Wingfield family visitors and Kansas coach concerns over returning players.
The Centenary Reformed Church Sunday school holds its annual picnic today at Triplett's Mill near Maurertown in Shenandoah County Virginia along the Shenandoah River. About 250 people attend this community event.
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