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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
7
A compilation of local health notes and social visits across the county. Residents report illnesses, recoveries, and hospital stays while families and friends host gatherings and call on relatives in nearby towns and states. Notable mentions include Mrs. Shade’s diabetes recovery and Ruth Mauzy’s neuritis.
Mrs. Margaret Borden and two children visited aunt Mrs. Clarence Windle in Maurertown. Vida Hockman returns to State Teachers College Harrisonburg after Christmas with her parents. Glenn M. Windle of Washington visited relatives. Kathryn Copp returns to Youngstown Ohio after visiting grandparents. Ralph McDonald and Ray Argent of Cottage City spent time with relatives. Chester Bowman recovering after leg fracture and hospitalization. J Lawson Moore improves from cow accident injuries.
Mrs. Eleanor Conley and daughter Fritzie Gay spent Christmas with friends in Washington and Hyattsville. Several locals hosted relatives in Gaylord and surrounding towns while others returned to studies and jobs after the holidays.
Cedar Grove topics recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Dick and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fries. Funeral attendance for Mr. Crim’s sister. visits to Mrs. Mattie Clark by North Clark and Amy. May Fries returns home after Christmas. dinners at Edwin Barrett’s with E H Dick and Marjorie Lewis. John Clark’s home destroyed by fire. Patsy Carson ill with whooping cough.
Mrs Effie Barrett and children Zelda and Floyd visited Mrs eee at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Lewis for a New Year Eve party Friday night.
The 1938 Uncle Sam's Almanac is being mailed to those who ordered. It covers planting hunting stars weights fortunes and election returns and government. Frederick J. Haskin directs Information Bureau in Washington D. C. Enclosed is ten cents for a copy and readers are urged to mail to Washington D. C.
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as effective for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims soothing licorice root, ipecac, camphor, and creosote components reach the source of trouble and offers a money back guarantee if no relief from the first bottle.
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