Christmas Holiday Visits Across Virginia And Nearby States
White Post notes show Mr and Mrs T L Chrisman and two daughters visiting Danville relatives during Christmas. Multiple families from Leesburg Roanoke and Shepherdstown hosted or joined holiday gatherings. Miss Eva Massey and Mrs Massey welcomed relatives while church activities included an enjoyable Methodist Sunday school Christmas program.
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White Post
T. L. Chrisman
Ethel Rector
Danville
Chrisman
Reynolds Green
Natural Va
C. B. Lee
Leesburg
Emmers
Mabel Massey
Roanoke
Massey
Lilly Mj
Page County
Norfolk and Railroad
Hallie
Lucie Chrisman
Richmond
V32
Jennie Snelh
Lou Snell
Mr. Fisher
Win
D.C
Eleanor Conley
Two Weddings Highlight Angers Christmas Community
Local news from Angers West Virginia reports two Christmas weddings. Miss Nellie McDonald wed Arthur Shambaugh, and Miss Ruth Bageant joined Eber Fearnow, both unions of prominent area families. Several residents visit relatives and a minstrel show at Lodge Hall drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shambaugh
Charles Shambaugh
Ruth Bageant
Harry Bacant
Eber Fearnow
Tyler Fearnow
Hammond Hovermale
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jerry Dick
Dan Hovermale
Ridge
Andra Stotler
Lafe Puffinberger
Harry Bohrer
Lawyer
Troy Dick
Doyle Dick Andrew
Marvin
Iva
Evalyn
O. H. Phillips
Ronald, Wendell
Harold
Gordon
J. W. Brannon
Whitacre
Lowell Brannon
Lowell, Jr
William Delano
Bluemont
Refuge Christmas Service in Spite of Weather
Refuge Virginia reports a Christmas entertainment held December 26 despite poor weather. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C R Greene and families, Norman Grim with May Grim, Jam ae Arthur Ruggles of Claren hag and others visiting from Martinsburg and Va towns. Frances Lillard from Strayer College in D C visited home folks for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
Gen Greene
Gunder
John Bray
Eis Eras Grim
neai = Haver
Day
Bes
Orndorff
R. Ne. Hicks
Martinsburg
Phil Bowman
Herbert Orndorff
Ee Mary Davis
Marvin White
Elizabeth Ritenour
Frances Lillard
Strayer College
D. C
Amiss Lil
Vada Conner
Lillard
Milldale Notes Share Holiday Visits Near Winchester
Mr W Eemaeniey and family spent Christmas Day with the Armel family near Winchester. Mrs John W Armel hosted dinner for Leroy and Lovelle Brown and guests Calvin Stickley John Bud and Lindy Kirby and Robert Shipe. Miss Louise Kirby Thelma Corder Sylvia and Mary June Brown called on Mrs George Stickley. Mrs Robert Shipe visited Cleveland Shipe and Mrs John W Armel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Brown
Robert Shipe
Inlaw
Cleveland Shipe
Louise Kirby
Thelma Corder
Sylvia
Mary June Brown
George Stickley
John W. Armel
Weekend Visits Across Martinsburg and Hagerstown Families
Local residents in Green Spring and Martinsburg enjoyed weekend visits with relatives including Mrs. E. P. Nagley and Mrs. Oliver Shirley. Minnie Shirley accompanied guests home for several weeks as Dale McCormick’s family welcomed a newborn son.
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Sereene
Etta
Martinsbn
E. P. Nagley
Tily Shirley
Oliver Shirley
Garland Gardner
Hagerstown
Wests
Oliver Shir
Minnie Shirley
Russel McCormick
Uttle
Dale
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stephens City Christmas Social Notes
Stephens City notes list local families visiting relatives over Christmas and holiday gatherings. The item mentions Kenneth Petrie and family from Chevy Chase Maryland hosting and visiting, with several residents hosting guests and attending church events.
Reynolds Store News Roundup from Virginia town
Reynolds Store Virginia notes household guests and holiday visits. Families mentioned include Hovermale Stotler Anderson Whitacre and Holliday siblings with connections to Winchester Berryville Siler Omps and Gainesboro. Local social exchanges, Christmas gatherings and a dynamite incident are referenced.
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Elizabeth Holliday
Berryville
Carolee Holliday
Canares
Winchester
Holliday
Frank Lee Flowers
Frank Flowers
Gainesboro
J. K. Nesmith
Murvil Dick
Ernest Batt
Roxanna
Frank Lee Hare
I. D. Shade
EB. D. Shenk
Enlonzie
Sion Marae
Aia Ss
Latt Peace
Mr. Ardell] Moore
M Dick
Ray Calvert
Murvil
Lebanon Church Notes Recap from Virginia Holiday Visit
Movements include Ornendorff couple moving from Strasburg to Laurel Hill. Frank Cleaver visits daughter Eugenia Franklin in Louisa with grandparents Simms. J Lawson Moore hosts David Moore and Thelma Pingley. Gilbert Stickley relocates to Julia Cleaver's home. Illnesses improve. Viola Cooley and son Walterg visit Stickleys. Snow and wind slow roads making a quiet Christmas. Uriah Brill spends time with locals. Beeler family holiday visits include three sons and Pennsylvania bride.
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Bertha Godlove
Louise Stickley
Viola Cooley
Walterg
Gilbert Stickley
Ida Keller
Bertha Goodlove
Uriah Brill
Jay Beeler
Lee Beeler
Pennsylvania
Christmas Entertainment At Minnie Wood Church
Minnie Wood chapel reports a well attended Christmas program held December 27. Candy oranges and gifts were distributed. Several local families and visitors from Winchester Catlett Berryville Brunswick Boyce joined on Christmas Eve and Day. Mary Rusk is recovering from injuries after a Wednesday night auto wreck near Blue Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wood
Tom Lawyer
Winchester
Lawyer
Nellie Mae Evans
Ida Wyndham
C. A. Rutherford
Edyth LaShure
Helen
Viola
Catlett
Minnie Rutherford
Page Rutherford
Frances Rutherford
Berryville
F. H. Albert
Brunswick
Louise Cadwallader
Julian Rutherford
Jack Rutherford
Holmes Cadwallader
Boyce
Mary Rusk
Blue
Christmas Day Guests At Local Homes In Virginia And West Virginia
A list of visitors and relatives spent Christmas Day at several households in Boyce, Summit Point, Round Hill and Martinsburg areas. Families from Hamilton and other towns joined the gatherings, with names including Hardesty, Taylor, Rusk, Locke, and Emmatt among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mt Thair
John Hardesty
Floyd Hardesty
Hamilton, Va
Lucille Hardesty
Lola Taylor
Triplett Hardesty
Summit Point
W. Va
Carlton and
Allen
William Lee
Boyce, Va
Helen Weir
Ada Weir
Martinsburg
Hogue Creek Locals Visit Friends and Family
Hogue Creek Virginia notes record numerous visits and calls among locals. Frances Larrick visits Miss Mary Chapin, Pauline Clowser stays with Martha Brown, and Miss Frances Dunn returns from Winchester. Families including Nail, Marple, Larrick, and Orndorff host and visit relatives through Christmas and New Year.
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Hogue Creek
Frances Larrick
Mary Chapin
Pauline Clowser
Martha Brown
Near Nain
Frances Dunn
Winchester
Frances Sirbaugh
Ores White
Opequon
A. L. Nail
Cleve Marple
Harry Smithey
Mount Willams
Joe Cather
Carter Hoover
Mildred McCormick
Massie Larrick
Gover Orndorff
Callaces
Lenore
Luther Larrick
Nannie
Betty Orndoff
Richard Or
Local Socials and Snow Slowdown Herald Season
A flurry of social visits is noted with Albert Boswell and 4a Hoover guests of Miss Jine Crowser and Leslie Ramey hosting relatives. Helen Hoover and Albert Boswell visit Frances Larrick. Mamie Larrick calls on Marion Cooper. The town endures the heaviest snow of the season as Mt Olive prepares for a revival led by Rev Keysucker and Rev B F Spitzer with daily services and invitations to all. Helen White shows improvement after illness.
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Messrs
Albert Boswell
4A Hoover
Jine Crowser
Mamie Larrick
Marion Cooper
Sunny
Helen White
Bracetown Christmas Guests and Local Social Moves
Bracetown residents and nearby families shared holiday meals and greetings. Notable visitors include Rev and Mrs Morgan in Winchester, Hunton J Russell at Rock Hall Farm Clarke County, the Whitacres and their daughter Rhodelle with the Smiths, and Harrison Mauzy visiting Moorefield. Also listed are Emma and Dorothy Swimley with Douglass Duvall, John LaYrick of Round Hill, and Legg family guests in Middletown for Christmas. Several households reported illness recovery and multiple local gatherings, including a turkey dinner hosted by James Sargeant with Grantham Welsh and others.
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Bracetown
Morgan
George Barrett
Winchester
Hunton J. Russell
Rock Hall Farm
Clarke County
F. H. Swimley
Andy Whitacre
Rhodelle
Robert Smith
Harrison Mauzy
Moorefield
W. Va
Martin Adams
Emma
Dorothy Swimley
Douglass Duvall
Russell
Wil Riven
John LaYrick
Round Hill
John ©. Legg
Middletown
Harry McAboy
Herman Catlett
Thomas Price
New Market
Wesley Brill
Paul Triggs
Martinsburg
Hugh Brill
Nellie Davis
Robert Massey
Robert Kooitz
Vivian Pierce
Fred Stotler
Ming Edith Smith
Ashby Price
Norris
James Sargeant
Grantham Welsh
Local Social Notices Tie Guests And Visits Across Town
Wadesville residents host guests from Peochare and Washington while Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connell and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Epery entertain daughters from Washington. Forest Heiskell visits his mother in the capital, and Buck Barr calls on L. Smith as Burnt Factory and Ridgeway residents host friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Epery
Washington, D.ie
M. . McAboy
Forest Heiskell
Washington, D. C
Buck Barr
Ridgeway
W. Va
L. ©. Smith
Douglass Duvall
Burnt Factory
J. Swimley, Jr
Vicks VapoRub claims two way relief for children's colds
Two generations of mothers find VapoRub the best treatment for kids colds. It is external and safe, avoiding internal dosing. The rubbed poultice vapor loosens phlegm soothes irritated membranes and eases breathing through the night.
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Vicki
Vicks Plan
Vicks VapoRub
Vick Aids Used Yearly for Better Control of Colds
The article notes Vick's VapoRub used yearly as a remedy for colds. It highlights claims of preventive use and popular belief in easing congestion and coughing during cold seasons.
Hable's Palace Features Star Cast and Serial Offerings
The program at Hable's Palace includes Jane Withers and Jane Darwell with Pinky Tomlin and George Givot in a romance chapter. Buck Jones stars in the western serial with Edward Everett Horton in His Night Pillow and a Phantom Empire cartoon.
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O'Day
New York
Jane Withers
Pinky Tomlin
Jane Darwell
Rite Cansino
George Givot
Edward Everett Horton Universal Picture
Bev
Wes
Buck Jones
Glass Seeks to Forget Birthday and Congress Worries
Washington January 2 Senator Glass hopes events tomorrow will erase his 78th birthday from memory and a looming storm delays in Washington cause worry about the congress and party plans. He says he wants to forget the birthday and to forget Congress as well amid the weather and political talk.
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Washington
Glass
Orrin
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