County News Briefs From Tephens City Virginia
Local notes list Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Baker and J. Keene visiting, several families visiting relatives in Washington and Laurel Md, plus dozens of residents from Strasburg Wardensville Wardsville and Winchester sharing meals and spending Sundays with relatives and friends. Identified individuals include Mrs. Nora Leakle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deighton Vaucluse Dr. Harry Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Edna Polha us Mrs. Bertie Krouse Mrs. Ora Wise Mr. Carter Mrs. Lily Carter Mr. Will Elliott Mrs. Effie Steele Mrs. Prank Brill Mrs. Holmes Yeakle Mrs. Raymond Hausen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson Miss Gladys Barley Miss Blanche Smith Miss Virginia Stickley and families Brumback Brumback heirs and guests from Missouri and West Virginia.
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Tephens City
W. K. Baker
J. Keene
Washington
D. C
Joe Steele
Bertie Krouse
Strasurg
Ora Wise
Laurel
Harry Rawlings
Wardensville
Nora ‘Eakle
Riply Carter
Rmer
Edna Polhaus
Carter
la Carter
Will Elliott
Wadesville
S. John Galliday
West of On
Try Lemley
Effie Steele
Jack Deighton Vaucluse
Harry Booth
Mrs. Prank Brill
Mt. Ive
Lee Grant
Winchester
Hlis Clevenger
Stras‘g
Elmer Clevenger
Leonard Luttrell
Raymond Hausenuck
Jim Patterson
Won
Williams
Ifie Steele
Gladys Barley
Eugene Barley
Morgantown
Howard Massie
Roy Wisecarver
New York
Opal Brumback
Harold Brumback
Missouri
C. I. Brumback
Public Sale of Valuable City Real Estate in Winchester
Public sale of city real estate described as 32 West Peyton Street Winchester to be held by trustee B P Harrison at 11 A M on Saturday September 2 1939. Property is in the city bounds and is secured by a deed of trust dated September 10 1934 from J W Sibert and Henrietta Sibert with terms including one third cash and the balance in one and two years.
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J. W. Sibert
Henrietta Sibert
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Virnia
Peyton Street
Operty
John W. Affleck
Carl T. Cather
J. . Libert
Charles A. Latham
Corporation Court of Theity
B. P. Harrison
Dunn & Duvall
Braithwaite Family News and Local Happenings
Cross Roads local notes report visits from Martinsburg Winchester and Cumberland. Families including Braithwaite DeHaven Scrivener and Edwards attend gatherings. The Braithwaite Brothers Canning Company run by Max and Paul Braithwaite to begin operations this week.
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Cross Roads
S. H. Braithwaite
E. W. Braithwaite
Harry McKeever
Bunkie Hill
Edgar Collins
Paul Carter
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Canning
Gilbert DeHaven
C. G. Baker
Russell Scrivener
Martinsburg
J. S. Braithwaite
Murchel Lamp
Ethel Barrett
Raymond Edwards
Messrs. Russell
Robert Scrivener
J. S
Howard Braithwaite
Chesapeake
Aundrey DeHaven
R. G. Braithwaite
Collins
Cumberland, Md
Shenandoah Junction
Braithwaite Brothers
Mt Pleasant Notes from Virginia Spurred Weekend Visits
Mt Pleasant Virginia notes recount weekend visits of Mrs Atha Dyke and Mrs Bessie Rosenberger plus relatives in Mt Williams and Star Tannery. Local church all day meeting drew a large crowd with Rev Messick and Rev F G Sanger delivering messages and music from Martinsburg.
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MT. Pleasant
Atha Dyke
Daisy Orndorff
Star Tannery
Howard Rosenberger
New York
Bessie Rosenberger
Little Preeda May Million
Peggy Jean
Elaine Rosenberger
Louise
Lucille Perry
U. B
Messick
Martinsbur
F. G. Sanger
Sanger
F. Gwinn
Mt Falls social notes include visitors and travelers
Mt Falls Virginia residents report visitors from Maryland including Henry White of Baltimore and his brothers C H and W F White. Loring Triplett and children return to Forest Glen Maryland. Lillie Mae Anderson of Frederick visits grandparents B C and Mrs Hulver. Dunbar Sale returns from Manassas. Carolee Cave from Winchester visits sister Mrs Paul Galladay. E C Oates attends revival at Christian Church High View. Mrs Opal and son Daniel visit from Wilmington former Miss Virginia Hodgson. Martha Chapman and son Benson visit Hulver family.
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Mountain Falls
Henry White
Baltimore
Messrs
C. H
W. F. White
Loring Triplett
Forest Glen
Lillie Mae Anderson
Frederick, Md
B. C. Hulver
Dunbar Sale
Manassas
Carolee Cave
Winc Ter
Paul Galladay
E. C. Oates
The
Christian Church
High View
W. Va
Joe Opal
Daniel
Wilmington
Del
Opal
Virginia Hodgson
Martha Chapman
Benson
Reuben Hulver
Mrs Newcome’s Daughter Ill in Washington Hospital
Dollie E Newcome, daughter of Mrs. Newcome, is seriously ill in a Washington hospital requiring two recent blood transfusions.
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Dollie E. Newcome
Washington
Aylor To Receive Master of Arts Degree
R. E. Aylor principal of Stephens City high school has passed all exams including an oral quiz and will receive the Master of Arts in education from the University of Virginia on September 1. His thesis was approved weeks earlier.
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R. E. Aylor
Stephens City
University of Virginia
Ayler
Radio Highlight Schedule Faces Overseas Coverage
New York radio listings show extensive overseas coverage with short wave reception forecast for good signals over the weekend. Tonight’s schedule includes WEAF, WABC and WJZ programs from Paris to Warsaw and London, with European Roundup, German and Russia discussions, and musical and dramatic broadcasts across NBC CBS and MBS chains.
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New York
Atlantic
WEAF
NBC
Paris
WABC
CBS
Wjznbc
Dorothy Thompson
Warsaw
Mbs-Chain
Man acquitted after tearing Hitler image from wall
In Indianapolis on August 26 a 32 year old bakery worker Lloyd Watson was found not guilty in City Court of malicious trespass. Watson admitted tearing a tinted photograph of Hitler from a friend's wall after the picture offended him.
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Indianapolis
Hitler
Lloyd Watson
Edward Lueken
Watson
Morgan Donates Lodge For Hospital
J Pierpont Morgan hands over Gannochy Lodge his grouse shooting estate in Gannochy Scotland to the British government for use as a wartime hospital. Preparations begin to move furniture to make room for hospital equipment.
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Gannochy
Scotland
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gannochy Lodge
Ane Company Agrees To Desist Over Misleading Tonic Claims
The Federal Trade Commission announced that R. W. Harris, trading as the Ane Company, Bal Amove, has agreed to discontinue misleading representations in the sale of Ane herb tonic after a stipulation with the agency.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
R. W. Harris
Ane
Bal,Amove
Company Drops Claims About Herbal Tonic
A firm announced it would stop representing one herb tonic as a medicine or tonic and disavow claims of botanical origin or containing among the finest ingredients known to medical science.
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Tion
Substitutes For Noted Executioner
Ossining New York August 26 For the first time in 13 years Robert Elliott did not pull the switch at Sing Sing as Arthur Perry a 24 year old Queens man served as the executioner replacing the ailing official. Warden Laws called the stand in an electrician chosen from applicants.
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Ossining
N. Y
Robert Elliott
Sing Sing
Arthur Perry
Queens
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