Virginia Fruit Prices Sluggish as Imports Moderate
Apple and pear prices on British markets drift lower with some varieties fluctuating. Imports expected lighter next week as South African stocks rise and Nova Scotian apples show waste. London prices for best fruit list varied barrels and boxed apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Motz
Glasgow
Southampton
Liverpool
London
Apples
Virginia
Albemarles
Winesaps
Ben Davis
Romes
Staymans
New York
Rhode Island
Nova Scotia
Stark
Bey Baldwins
Saps
West Virginia
Yorks
United States
U. S
South Africa
Favorite Son in Ohio Primary Hope Garfi eld Cited
Old Guard Republican leaders in Ohio may run James R. Garfield as a favorite son to block Senator William E Borah in the May 12 primary. Garfield, a Cleveland lawyer, is the son of the late President James A Garfield. The move aims to secure trades at the senates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Borah
Ohio
Old Guard
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Garfield
Senvesstien
News Briefs of the Counties Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Albin mentions a Monday afternoon update. Earl Hawkins and wife visit Stuart Yeakley and family. Rev. Seastrunk attended the Virginia Lutheran Synod in Roanoke. Miss Susan Howard improves from grippe and stays with the Orndorffs. Uncle Dan Miller suffers a severe cold. Floyd Crim spent a week with his son in New York. Regular church services held at Lutheran and Presbyterian churches. Lloyd Reynolds loses an automobile fire incident but damage was contained. Irvin Hottle and wife visit Seastrunk family after Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hawkins
Betty Jane
Stuart Yeakley
Seastrunk
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Roanoke
Susan Howard
Grippe
W. A. Orndorff
Dan” Miller
Floyd Crim
New York
Chapel Brevities from Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia
Local column notes cold weather delayed services for a month or more. It reports illness of Mrs J P Rutherford and details visits by relatives and friends. Birth of a son to Floyd Hardesty and the Rutherford family’s gatherings and travel to nearby towns are mentioned along with school reopenings and a death in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wood Chapel
J. P. Rutherford
Grippe
Quinty
C. B. Locke
Roy Locke
R. C. Rusk
Minnie Rutherford
W. B. Brotherton
H. N. Rutherford
J. M. Rutherford
Floyd Hardesty
Hamilton
Berryville High School
Pine’s Corner School
Nellie Mae Evans
Pine’s Corner
W. R. Prices
Yowell
Hagerstown
Emma Barrett
Gertrude Ward
Capon Bridge
W. Va
W. E. Cornwell
Chester Cornwell
Glenn Allamong
Louise Cornwell
Page Rutherford
Terrell Rutherford
Stephenson News Notes Brighten Local Ties
Stephenson Virginia updates report visits among Omps Ashwood Prince and Ebert families. The Young Peoples Division met at the Omps home. Local schools reopened after severe weather. A new-born son arrived at Memorial Hospital. A Winchester visitor spent time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Prince
Elsie Zinn
Maud Prince
M. P. Ebert
Young Peoples Division
Stephenson M. E. Church
A. L. Omps
Clyde Mauck
Memorial Hospital
J. H. Ashwood
A. J. Prince
Hawse
Winchester
V. C. Ashby
Siler Brevities: DeHaven and Kin Gatherings
In Siler Virginia many DeHaven relatives and friends gathered the weekend and Sunday visiting at several homes including A L DeHaven Ray DeHaven and J R Whitacre with Paul Whitacre and others from Martinsburg. Ill health is noted for Fred DeHaven with wishes for recovery.
Mountain View School Opens With Strong Attendance
Delmar MacIlwee and Josephine Hinkle visited Washington and returned home Sunday. Mountain View School opened Monday with good attendance despite icy conditions and illnesses among children. Mount Williams Home Demonstration group will meet February 13 at 1 30 PM at Mrs C M Rosenberger. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
C. M. Rosenberger
Little Mountain Methodist Church social set in Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove Virginia February 7 The Little Mountain Methodist Church league social will be held at the home of Mrs. Mattie Clark February 14 at 7 30 p m The Woman s Missionary Society of the Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church will hold their business meeting on Thursday of next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Little Mountain Methodist Church League
Mattie Clark
Raymond Edward
Cross Junction
F. L. Barrett
David Smith
Cut, Smith
C. H. Fries
Alvin Dick
Bruce
Herbert Fries
Clarence Miller
Roads Opened for Auto Travel in Cross Roads VA
Cross Roads Virginia reports roads once blocked by deep snowdrifts have opened for automobile travel in most areas. Local residents shopping in Winchester include Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carpenter. Others such as Mr. Luther Peacemaker and family visited Mrs. W. W. Hicks and attended CCC camp work. Ruth Carpenter spent time with Beatrice Albaugh, and several locals traveled to Winchester on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
W. V. Carpenter
Winchester
Luther Peacemaker
W. W. Hicks
CCC
W. W. McKee
Wrights Move to Lancaster for New Position
In Boyce Virginia on February 7 Mr and Mrs Albert Wright left for Lancaster Pennsylvania where Mr Wright has accepted a new job. John Cooper recently visited his mother Mrs E C Cooper who has been ill for weeks. Mrs M A Hillyard remains confined to her room after illness at her daughter Mrs E C Coopers home in Boyce. Mrs Robert Carper is very ill at her Boyce Virginia home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Albert Wright
Lancaster
Wright
John Cooper
E. C. Cooper
M. A. Hillyard
Robert Carper
Hogue Creek Local Visitors and Social Calls
Rev B F Spitzer and Bran son Myers were dinner guests of Cleve Marple. Several families, including Wolfe, Goughenour, Nail and Foster, visited relatives across Augusta and Laurel, Md. Others called on Larrick, Orndorff, Hoover, White, Clowser, Shanholtz and Kilham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
B. F. Spitzer
Branson Myers
Cleve Marple
Sloan Wolfe
Lynn
Augusta
W. Va
John Goughenour
Violet Nail
David Foster
Leslie Ramey
Frank Orndorff
Vernon Baker
Theodore Nail
Luther Larrick
Asa Foster
Laurel
Raymond Largent
Carter Hoover
Sarah Foster
Lester Kilham
Mary
Paul
Nannie Orndorff
Frances Larrick
Scott White
Hilda Cather
Pauline Clowser
Elsie Shanholtz
Pleasant Valley News Roundup in Virginia
Mr and Mrs Brandon Als visited Mrs Allamongs mother Mrs Bessie Rosenberger. Mr Raymond Racey saw his father Mr Asa Racey. Measles like mumps affect schoolchildren. Mrs Herman Adams visited Mrs Harvey Hawkins. Mr and Mrs John H Perry marked their 25th wedding anniversary on January 25 at home. A family gathering was canceled due to mumps. Mr Clarence Cochran visited Woodrow and Edward Perry last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Pleasant
Brandon al ‘S
Allamong
Bessie Rosenberger
Raymond Racey
Asa Racey
Roy Rosenberger
Lloyd McDonald
Herman Adams
Harvey Hawkins
John H. Perry
Clarence Cochran
Messrs
Woodrow
Edward Perry
Chambersville
Wayne Hawkins
Winchester
Clark Legge
Lem Spaid
Martha Good
Philip Ritter
Fredericksburg
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
P. H. Ritter
Roy Fisher
Myra Payne
C. J. Kackley
Rosenberger
G. L. Rosier
John McKeever
Wesley Shiley
Harry Carper
Eva Payne
Nineveh News Roundup From Virginia and Maryland
Nineveh Virginia reports Harry McCauley visiting his uncle Ashby Powers on Saturday. Guests from Serverna Park Maryland include Nancy Ray and friends visiting Mrs H F McKay. Lily Madigan spends week with aunt Mrs Charles Tobin. J M Jett family dine at Wheatland Manor Sunday. Mrs John A Clark ill last week shows improvement. Roberta Fleming returns to Winchester after weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry DeHaven
Othella DeHaven
Harry Kerns
O. R DeHaven
Walter Daily
Lee Collis
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Nora Whitacre
John Henry Clark
Winchester
Orlin DeHaven
Milton Luttrell
T. E. Luttrell
Armilda DeHaven
J. H. Clark
Leona DeHaven
Walters
Messrs. Howard
Elmer DeHaven
T. E
Nineveh
Harry McCauley
Ashby Powers
Nancy Ray
Serverna Park
H. F. McKay
Lily Madigan
Charles Tobin
J. M. Jett
Wheatland Manor
John A. Clark
Roberta Fleming
Birth of a son at local home
Bloom Brevities note the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crowser at their home. Other items include Thomas S. Cooper and C. Lindamood sawing a five foot diameter white oak on Cooper’s farm. Grover Rudolph and daughter Lucille Rudolph visiting the Cooper family. The section mourns the death of Sanford Brill in a hospital. Mrs. T. S. Cooper visits Mrs. Bessie Wright in Winchester as friends wish Wright a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Crowser
Thomas S. Cooper
Cc. C. Lindamood
Mr. Cooper
Grover Rudolph
Lucille Rudolph
Thomas
Cooper
Sanford Brill
Brill
T. S. Cooper
Bessie Wright
Winchester
Wright
Chambersville Notes Highlights Local Socials and Illness
Chambersville Virginia notes list visits among Winchester residents including Mr Wayne Hawkins and Mrs Clark Legge. Several families host evenings and dinners as several children report mumps and chicken pox.
ARAX Herbal Remedy Ad Offers Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts ARAX as a herbal remedy for gas heartburn indigestion and constipation. It claims to improve digestion by toning the system boosting bile flow and clearing poisons and waste with a noted specialist endorsement and a Miller location at 107 N Loudoun St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Harris
Millers
N. Loudoun St
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Stephenson
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Mary Pickford
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Ice Industries
Columbia
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage Co
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