High View Society Hosts Christmas Reception
Mr and Mrs Myron Ritansur entertained at their Cumberland home on December 22 in honor of Mrs Rorenoures parents Mr and Mrs Charies Brow on their 50th wedding anniversary. Brow family and five children attended. Several local residents and relatives were noted in attendance and holiday visits across the area.
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Fiom View
Myron Ritansur
Rorenoures
Charies Brow
Brow Nave
Brow
Lula Clark
W A Orndort
May Rrecie
Cumberland
MD Punerai Serinester
Ronnie Greene
I Fred Crim
Judy Greene
Ler Henry
Straspure
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
Weekend visits fill the lists as residents travel between Hagerstown and Winchester. Families, guests, and newly moved households appear with updates on Mrs Virginia Hook, the Jennings families, and Gwynn siblings.
Christmas Leave Passes for Army Nurse Rosenberger
Miss Rosenberger of the Army Nurse Corps spent five days of Christmas leave with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Rosenberger. They hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Thomas Rosenberger and other relatives from Winchester Frederick County Stephenson and Capon Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogenberger
Pretta Rosenberger
Army Nurse Corps
C M Rosenberger
Miss Rosenberger
Thomas Rosenberger
M A &Napp
Raymond Baker
Winchester
Harry Hammock
Relance
M A Snapp
M A Snapp Afrilena Orndoerff. Mr. Bertha Ashwood
Meredith
Henri LaPotice
Stephenson
Kenneth Snapp
Hollis Snapp
Hazerstown
Alma F Prye
Quonset Point
Prederick County
Quy Prye
Ernest Shook
Virginia Prye
Capon Bridge
Ivan Miller
Carson Allamone
H A Snapp
Bertha Ashwood
James Allamone
Comets Count Exceeds One Hundred Thousand
The article notes the total number of comets likely surpasses 100 000. It suggests that comets, aside from meteors, are among the most numerous bodies in the solar system.
Watch Night services and holiday visits noted in Rest Church area
Rest Church held special Watch Night services on New Year’s Eve. Sunday worship is set for 11 o’clock after Sunday School. Numerous holiday visits are listed among residents including Ralph Athey of York PA, Ernest Rowe, George Clark family, and others visiting relatives in Maryland West Virginia and Ohio over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat
EF Burkett
Rest Church
Ralph Athey
York
Ernest Rowe
George Clark
Washington
William Carr
Florida
Charlie Tharpe
Brucetown
Alina Schiack
Wilma Schiack
Thomas Nee
Martinsburg
W. Va
Blanche Stipe
WE. Roberts
Anna Colster
Summit Point
Paul Fishpaw
Martinsbore
Pred Chapman
Smallwood
Ridgeway
Ming Ruby Haines
W Va
Jean Dent
HB. Belevent
Baltimore
E. A. Cilrrk
Whitacre Social Guests Include Whitacre and Fletcher Family
Mrs. John Whitacre hosted a family dinner with guests from Elerson Whitacre Newport News and Clearbrook. The weekend featured visits by the Straub and Alkens families and several Whitacre relatives from Huntington and Alexandria including overnight stays and New Year gatherings in Berkeley Springs and with the Demodest household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Johnson
Leonard Fletcher
Elerson
Russel Fletcher
Patrica
Cornelius Driver
Newport News
Walter Scrivener
Clearbrook
FA Whitacre
John Whitacre
Martin Straub
Alexandria
John Pletcher
Mary Jane Alkens
Harry Alkens
Marika Whitacre
Arthur Carpenter
Huntington
W Va
Minnie Carpenter
Ormand
Glenroy Duckworth
Mia
Ira Duckworth
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Community visits and family gatherings in West Virginia
Local residents from Martinsburg Inwood and Moorefield visited relatives in nearby towns over the holidays. Social mentions include Runkles Luttrell Milburn Saville and Harrison among others with notes of trips to Hagerstown and Stephenson to view Christmas decorations. A.K A. question asks when public drinking bars originated with Finglish Pub cited as forming in the 19th century to aid staff control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Runkles
Martinsburg
W Va
Albert Luttrell
Roy Abshire
Elia Abshire
Martha O’brian
Inwood
8 & Abshire
Ruby Puffenberger
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Loretta Milburn
Delmar Saville
Harry
Lioyd Milburn
Howard Findler
Stephenson
Salvage a Husband From the Leftover Men Say Odds Favor Lady
In a satirical advice piece, HAL ROYLE tells single women that the odds of finding a husband are slim as the U S census shows 064 men per 100 women over 21. He urges practical salvage of flawed prospects and offers comically cynical tips on traits to seek and avoid in a prospective husband.
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New York
United States
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