Weekend Visits and Local Sickness Reported in Relianceh Area
Relianceh Virginia notes weekend visits as Mrs R R Stekley and son Tilden stayed with Mr and Mrs W Greeene of Strasburg while Mrs Hugh Showalter visited her mother in Winchester. B F Smoot was called to Winchester for a death in his brother W A Smoot's family. other local social notes reference residents and Ridings.
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Relianceh
R. R. Stekley
Tilden
W. &. Greeene
Strasburg
Hugh Showalter
Mauck
Winchester
B. F. Smoot
W. A. Smoot
W. P
J. &. Bhowal
Social guests and a school play entertain Pine Grove
The text notes Mrs J R Beaty hosted a guest, Joseph Gushard of Washington PA visiting Mrs Maggie Weirich, and Mrs Frank Weirich with her young son at Hyattsville MD. The Pine Grove school community league organized a Tuesday night play in the school auditorium which was well received.
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J. R. Beaty
Joseph Gushard
Washington, Pa
Maggie. Weirich
Frank. Weirich
Little Son
Hyattesville
Weirich
Community League of
Pine ‘Grove
Enon Va Notes Weather and Social Roundup
ENON Virginia February 13 The old winter weather continues with ice and mud. Waters rose from banks recently and damaged property. Larrick and Good attended a dance at Chambersville. Perat Larrick from Round Hill visited. Mrs Viola Good Lockhart visited Mrs S B Larrick. Rural mail carrier Fay Clemons persisted on schedule. G L Good summoned to Sellachootar on jury. Rogers family moved to town recently.
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Enon
Larrick
Howard Good
Chambersville
Mies Perat Larrick
Round Hill
Viola Good
Old Bethel Notes From Gainesboro and Nearby
Old Bethel residents report visits and family gatherings at Gainesboro. Norman Clark and family stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Dove and new comer. Richard Frye visits Burt Bucher and two children. Loy guests share an evening with the Angers family and Ms Hawkins. Members express gladness over Scarlet Fever illness and Lonis Nation’s recent travels. Mira Naltor Green and Joseph attend an event with Norman Clark.
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Old Bethel
Norman Clark
Gainesboro
Charles Dove
Comé
Clarenc
Richard “Frye
Burt Bucher
Hawkins
Charles Loy
Clark
Thura
Nation Lonis
Observations On Life And Happiness
Editor The Star reflects on inner happiness beyond looks, noting true joy lies deeper in the soul and bonds of two hearts. The piece contrasts superficial beauty with enduring affection, suggesting love grows beyond first sight toward a divine connection. February 8, 1926.
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the Star
Erett
Rees
Armel News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Injuries
Armel Virginia February 13 Mrs Marty Boxwell shows slow improvement after a fall causing a fracture. Istibell ormot visits Middletown Minnesota. Jesse Dellinger visits in Begce Batur aire. Howdomne laa at the laa. Mip White receives care at home. Hester of Millwand Ave moves to a new home. Sybilla Avaish visits relatives in Winchester. G W Haymaker D Gray and Gwen Gray Jr spend Sunday in Front Royal. J W Newcathe installation of a five tube radio. Miss Jillye Mac Of ter visiting at her parents home. L L Williams and child weekend with Winchester friends. C D Price visits Ridgeway this week.
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Armel
Marty Boxwell
Elder Coane
Istibell Ormot
Middletown
Mim
Jesse Dellinger
Bégce
Batur
Rae Howdomne
Hester
Millwand Ave
Mias Sybilla Avaieh
Winchester
G. W. Haymaker
D. Gray
Gwen Gray, Jr
Front Royal
J. W. Newcathe
Jillye Mac
L. L. Williams
C.D. Price
Ridgeway
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the Commercial & ‘Savings Bank
Jone
Wade
Sith Dle En Berriés
Yi Creamery
M. Fletcher
Prop
Predit Corp
Nazimova
Ard News
Joe Verze
Orchestra
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Warren Kerrigan
Aesop’s
Washington Orchestra
Rock Enon
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Virginia
Patrick
Gray & Sheetz
Armel News
Ashton & Whitmire
0. A. Asttom
Ashton and
WHTTS
Groveries
Rte
Ashton & Whyhmire
Highland Avenue
S. H. Hable
Doveriuitt Tone i
H. D., Fuller
the Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
Bradley Sweters
Orndoff & Brown
Court Square
Ae Calendulas
A Telegraph Association
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