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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
7
Bloom Virginia August notes list residents and guests visiting from Washington Lanham and Winchester. Families including Cooper Harvey Burner Crabill Wray and Kling are mentioned with visits to Weston Wardensville Rom ney and Philadelphia. A camp meeting at Wardensville is noted and several local hosts are named.
Capon Bridge West Virginia dated August 30 reports church activities with preaching plan and pastors moving into parsonage September first. It notes visitors, social calls, family travels, and upcoming sermons by Rev D H Rhodes and Rev S J Goode plus a nearby Odd Fellows lodge sermon.
In Stephens City Virginia last Thursday evening the Trinity Lutheran ladies hosted a social at Mr and Mrs Fred Lemley home to honor Rev and Mrs R H Cline who depart September 1 for Hickory North Carolina for a health related year. Other local visits include Mrs Laura Slokom of Chester Pennsylvania and Mrs Helena Peery of Winchester visiting residents here. Cited is notice that Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to discontinue agent at Clearbrook Station with freight rerouted via Winchester though passenger service remains.
Miss Eula Affieck of Winchester visits the Clevenger family on their Grimes farm. Winchester residents Mr. and Mrs. E N Hardy and Master Frank Hardy spend a Sunday with Grimes residents. Philip Kaplen of Swimley visits friends here. Anna and Minnie Shirley of Lenore stay with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ev. E B Clevenger's family toured Washington last week. Galilee Sunday school plans its annual picnic on the second Saturday in September at Ernest Clevenger's woods. Margaret Willey of Middletown visits Rich Hill with the Clevengers. Rev D C Moore of Penton City, W Va, conducts meetings at Woodbine schoolhouse nightly at 8. Everyone invited.
J L and J W Jolliffe announce a public sale on September 14, 1922 in Stephenson VA. They offer horses cows hogs sheep and farming implements including buggies and harness on commission. Also notes personal ad content and a column about health and Mary J Gray Hawk returning from Columbia University in New York City.
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