Reynolds Store Notes
Mrs. Robert McIlwee and two daughters visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will McIlwee in Gainesboro. Elson Oats and family from near Winchester spent a day with Mrs. Susan B. Lewis and Mrs. Purcell Dick at the Moore home. Clint Carpenter and family called on Elmer Patterson. Ardell Moore returned home from Berkeley Springs W V after a stay with relatives. Murvil Dick and family and H B Dick with Lola May Unger visited near Highland. Lawrence Dailey spent Sunday with his parents near Cross Junction. C W Moore visited with H C Reynolds. Hutgler of Hagerstown Md spent Thanksgiving day with the Moore family. E N Luttrell called on Howard Reynolds. Mrs. Howard Reynolds visits with her son and daughter-in-law near Albin. Dave Murphy and son Jessie spent Sunday with the Moores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIilwee
Daughtten, Y
Will McIlwee
Gainesboro
Elson Oats
Near Winchester
Susan B. Lewis
Purcell Dick
Walter Moore
Clint Carpenter
Elmer Patterson
Ardell Moore
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Murvil Dick
H. B. Dick
Lola May Unger
Joe Fearnory
Highland
Lawrence Dailey
Walter Daily
Cross Junction
C. W. Moore
H. C. Reynolds
Dewey “Hutgler
Hagerstown
E. N. Luttrell
Howard Reynolds
Lioyd Reynolds
Albin
Dave Murphy
Jessie
Residents Attend Church Meeting Near Winchester
The report notes Mrs. George Kimble near Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. B D Shenk attending the quarterly meeting at Old Bethel Church on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimble
Winchester
B.D. Shenk
Old Bethel Church
Grimes Gleanings Weekend Social notes
Sunday morning and night greetings extend to all. Mr. Denver Newlin leaves for his home in Maryland after summering with his cousin J. N. Good for employment. Miss Gold Affleck and Master Daniel Affleck from Winchester visited over Thanksgiving. Ruby, a Strasburg student, stayed with her parents C. F. Beckey. The Hensels and N. C. Hensell enjoyed a day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shirkey at Brucetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Newlin
J. N. Good
Gold Affleck
Daniel Affleck
Winchester
Ruby
Strasburg
C. F. Beckey
Charles Hensel
N. C. Hensell
Paul Shirkey
Brucetown
Village Socials Highlight Neighborhood Guests
Mrs. Richard Randall and son from Sit Martinsburg hosted a gathering for Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sibert and Wilbur from Winchester, with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. W. Hensell and N. C. Hensell in attendance. Raymond Luttrell, longtime Apple Ridge Orchard manager, has moved to the Benjamin Anderson house near Woodbine school. The Shirkeys from Trucetown and Harrisonburg joined the event with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hensell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Randall
Martinsburg
Ellis Randall
Arthur Orndorff
Pee
C. J. ‘Sibert
Wilbur
Winchester
A. W. W. Hensell
N. C. Hensell
Raymond Luttrell
Apple Ridge
Benjamin Anderson
Woodbine School
Paul Shirkey
Rucetown
Virginia Shirkey
Harrisonburg
W. Hensell
Bird Beak Growth and Wear Balance
A bird's beak grows continuously yet constant use wears it down at the same rate, maintaining functional length. The balance results from ongoing wear and regrowth, ensuring effective feeding and beak maintenance over time.
Brevities From Siler Va Keep Weekend Visits Noted
Mrs J Crouse and daughters Corrie and Pearl spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Mason of Shockey. Edmon and Isaac De Haven visited Mr A DeHaven. Mrs Nettie Lamp and daughter Mabel called on Mrs A A DeHaven. Ruth M Kerns visited Mrs Susan DeHaven. Hollis DeHaven, Lawrence Shade and Waggle of Hedgesville WV visited Mr A L DeHaven on Thanksgiving. Ray DeHaven, recently married, is staying with his father William DeHaven. John H Clark butchered two fine porkers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
J.crouse
Corrie Ae Pearl
John Mason
Shockey
Edmond
Isaac de Haven
A. DeHaven
Nettie Lamp
Mabel
A. A. DeHaven
Ruth M. Kerns
Susan DeHaven
Hollis DeHaven
Lawrence Shade
Mr. Waggle
Hedgesville
W. Va
A. L. DeHaven
Ray DeHaven
William DeHaven
John H. Clark
Wusnep
Local Residents Assist In Community Projects
Mabel visits Mrs. A L DeHaven while Henry Shirley runs a new sawmill with Edward Lamp as sawer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart DeHaven and son Edmond help. Robert Hutzler works as a butcher. The state improves a road from Chapel to Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
A. L. DeHaven
Henry Shirley
Edward Lamp
Stewart DeHaven
Edmond
Robert Hutzler
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven active helps, no narcotics, a pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Tribute to Milton W. Michael in Reynolds funeral crowd
Milton W. Michael of Morgan county died recently prompting a large turnout for his Mount Tabor Church funeral. The service was conducted by Rev. N. Noble with aid from Rev. Seton and Rev. Spitzer and interment followed at Greenway Cemetery in Berkeley Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the _ bier
N. ©. Noble
D. Seeton
B. F. Spitzer
Greenway
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Michael
Stern Church
Mount Tabor
Michael’s Integrity Missed Across Pan and Community
The text honors Mr. Michaels business ability and integrity, noting no charge of double dealing and expressing how his loss will be felt not only in Pan where he loved, but throughout the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Michael
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