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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
6
Local market snapshot shows ducks, turkeys, young chickens and hens with varied price ranges. Rabbits, calves, sheep and hogs appear alongside dairy and feed items with reported typical values. Cotton seed meal and related commodities are noted, reflecting a broad agricultural goods listing.
Summit Point notices recap recent visits and returns. Mrs. E. B. Timberlake of Winchester called on Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bonham. Mrs. William Childe returned from Baltimore. Mrs. W. W. Poston visited her daughter and family in Winchester. Elizabeth Thomson and Imogene returned from New Rochelle. The Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. I. N. Bonham's home. Harry Frazier and relatives returned from Tiffin Ohio. Other visitors to the Light home included Mr. and Mrs. Kackley and daughter Laura, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar.
Capon Bridge area reports births in nearby towns with Wood Lovett and H Hershel Omps visiting. Mrs G E Orndorff and Lester Whitacre welcome newborns while many residents travel to Winchester Charlestown and Baltimore for family and medical reasons. Local residents attend events, shop in Winchester and await Miss Lorene Yearwood’s return.
Peggy, rummaging in a family Bible, discovers a missing section and a trio of arrows marking verses in Proverbs. The clue hints at a reward or fate tied to her hunt for meaning, as she pieces together the hint with the Bible’s faded dates and lineage.
A fragmented tale recalls Sundown nightmarish visions and a missing Prescott while Peggy and Julia confront fear around a haunted pond. A gold coin dated 1847 emerges as Peggy discovers a $20 treasure amid rising tension and financial worries.
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