Mount Pleasant Social News Promises Christmas Event
Miss Dorothy Orndorff spent Monday night with Mrs W H Lamp and family. Newton Green and Herman Adams visited relatives near Bluemont. Mrs W H Lamp shared Monday afternoon with Mrs John Elliott. Ruth Bucher stayed with Elza and Mary Renner. Will Milhon and Eva May Gough weekended with C C Gough near Winchester. A Christmas entertainment and tree for Lamps schoolhouse is planned for Thursday December 22 at 7 oclock with a pie social.
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Mount Pleasant
Dorothy Orndorff
W. H. Lamp
Newton Green
Herman Adams
Bluemont
John Elliott
Ruth Bucher
Elza
Mary Renner
Will Milhon
Iit
Eva May Gough
C. C Gough
Winchester
Russell Whitacre
Gregg. Orndorffs
Lamps School House
Greenspring Locals Christmas Program and Visits
Greenspring Virginia notes extend from Harrison Kerns and daughter Mrs Nathan Shirley visiting E P Nagley and Luella Strobridge in Martinsburg to various locals like Mrs Cora Hott and Mrs achael Shepherd visiting J E B Adams. Hog butchering hauls many hogs. Harry Brown and Paul Adams buy Studebaker touring cars. Christmas program at Pleasant Valley Church is set for Monday night December 26.
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Greenspring
Harrison Kerns
Nathan Shirley
E. P. Nagley
Luella
Strobridge
Martinsburg
Cora Hott
Achael Shepherd
J. EB. Adams
Harry Brown
Paul Adams
Roy Ashton
Washington
Tom Netherton
Winchester
George Netherton
Pleasant Valley Church
Washington Quint Desires Games With Winchester Cagers
Charles E Wise acting manager seeks scheduling games with Winchester area teams through Virginia. He asks for date and guaranteed terms, notes former high school standouts will play, and signs off from 1212 Sixth St SW Washington DC Franklin 5583.
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Washington Quint
Winchester Cagers
the Star
Virginia
Charles E. Wise
Sixth St
S. W
Washington, D. C
Franklin
White Post Locals Include Moves and Visits
Capt. George F. Rixly of Fort Washington Md visits his sister Mrs W A Dearmont before set to depart for the Philippine Islands later in December. Miss Mollie Hughes leaves Wednesday for Buena Vista after visiting Mrs Marshall Denny and Mrs Wilton Stuart. Miss Mary Sommerville returns home after a week in Washington with Mrs William C Hunt. Misses Margaret Elliott and Edna Baker return from a several days visit to Mrs LeFew in West Virginia.
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White Post
George F. Rixly
Fort Washington
W. A. Dearmont
Captain Rixly
Philippine Islands
Mollie Hughes
Buena Vista
Marshall Denny
Wilton Stuart
Mary Sommerville
Washington
William C. Hunt
Margaret Elliott
Edna Baker
LeFew
West Virginia
Local Clergy Visits and Neighbors Gather in Meade Memorial
Rev. C. T. Warner conducts service in Meade Memorial with a large Sunday congregation. Holmes Riley and wife of Indiana visit brother James Riley, who has not returned home in 46 years. Mrs. Lee Miehcreek returns to parsonage after time with Chiles family in Strasburg. Mrs. John F. Sowers heads to Winchester for the winter, staying with Miss Baker. Wilton Stuart from Win. visits, staying with Mrs. A. M. Green. Ceoil Larrick of Camp Meade and Leonard Larrick of Middle Dare visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Larrick.
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C. T. Warner
Meade Memorial
Holmes
Riley
Indiana
James Riley
Riley Hs
Lee Miehcreek
Chiles
Strasburg
John F. Sowers
Winchester
Master Detectives on Assignment in The Sunday World Magazine
The article introduces George, Scotland Yard’s top authority, writing for The Sunday World Magazine about famed detectives and their notable cases. It previews upcoming pieces by Dinnot on David Scott and the Moat Farm Mystery in the magazine section.
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George’ Pinner
Scotland Yard
Sunday World
Pine
World Magazine
Dinnot
David Scott
Moat Farm
Salted Breakfast Marks Billings Quote
The quote from Osh Billings expresses a plan to enjoy all the salt marks at breakfast and use the remaining meals to manage or conserve resources. It conveys a practical approach to meals and daily routine.
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Billings
Democrats lacked a funnier figure than William Hale Thompson
A Philadelphia Inquirer remark notes that among Democrats no one stood out as humorous as Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson, highlighting his comic reputation in political satire.
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William Hale Thompson
Philadelphia Inquirer
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