Greenwood Brevities show social visits in Virginia
In Greenwood Virginia on January 7 Mr and Mrs William Lichliter and family hosted a gathering with visitors from Winchester New York and nearby areas. Numerous relatives and friends shared calls at homes of the Lichliters and Riley families during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
William Lichliter
Harry
Winchester
Apd
New-York
Reba ‘Riley
Near
Riley
Byrd Locke
Berryle
Hamman
Too Beast
James Cather
J. W. Her
Peter. Hamman
G. T. "Miley
Reba
Som
Austin
J.B. Jirak
William Lichlider
Rosie Luttrell
Ruth
Dorothy
Joseph Luttrell
Annie ‘Lichlider
Lena
Kenneth’ Luttrell
Lawrence
Richard Cooper
Gardner
Hi Bias
George Riley
Susie Dove
White Post
Mollie Haines
Helen Renner
Silas Henry
Lorilsa
Leonard ‘ Bromnall
Near Here
O. C. Miller
Miller
Dory Miller
Near Welltown
Grate Lichlider
Ethel ‘Carpenter
Wincheater
Sallie
Ebersole
Ollie Ebersole
James O. Hoyer
County Board Busy Session Debates Expert for Tuberculosis
At the recent board of supervisors meeting the proposal to employ an expert in Frederick County to inspect cattle for tuberculosis was rejected due to high annual cost around 3000 dollars. The board audited road fund balances as of January 1 1928 totaling 18688.92 across Stonewall Gainesboro Shawnee Opequon and Back Creek districts. Treasurer Robi G Smith also presented gasoline tax receipts from July to December with monthly figures ranging about 790 to 817 dollars and detailed allocations per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Robi. G. Smith
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Shawnee
Opequon
Eeyeee
Back Creek
General County Fund
Smith
Welcome Visitor Returns to The Star Subscription
A Washington resident renewing a subscription to The Star is described as a strong unit in the eco car era. An emergency incident involved a woman trapped in an upstairs room and rescued by firemen and volunteers, risking her life to awake her son, Lee Jr. Her nervous system was greatly shocked by the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirach
Eddy Press
Washington, D. C
The
Star
Lee, Jr
Mrs Trinkle Showing Gradual Improvement After Mansion Fire
Richmond January 7 continued improvement was announced today by Memorial Hospital physicians in the condition of Mrs E Lee Trinkle wife of the governor of Virginia who was badly burned in the Christmas tree fire at the executive mansion on Monday morning The first lady of Virginia remains confined to quiet with no visitors and is under careful treatment following the blaze that injured her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Memorial Hospital
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Executive Mansion
Trinkle
Estimable Old Colored Woman Dies of Stroke
Evelina B Thompson a longtime colored resident of Win cheater died at 6 o clock at 915 South Market Street after a stroke and long illness. Born September 14 1853 she was in her seventieth third year and beloved by both white and colored neighbors. Survived by three grandsons Samuel E John L and Thomas P Bannister and daughter in law Mary Frances Bannister all of this city. Funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church at 2 pm Saturday with interment in Orrick cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelina “B. Thompson
Win
Shor
Sou i Market Street
Samuel E
John L
Thomas P. Bannister
Mary Frances Bannister
Shiloh Baptist Church
Orrick
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Florsheim
Ny Mi
Sei
Iona Brand
IONA
Prunes
Carton
del Monte
Pearl Monroe Bartlett
Can
Indiana
Oie
Aew
Sateen
M. B. Clowe
Babb Brothers
Veterin
S. Market St. Winchester
Ave
Orndoff & Brown’s
Manhattan
KNOX
Bradley
Orndoff & Brown
Quality Shop
Grove’s
North Main St
Cast and Steel
Barber’s Oil Heaters
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
W. Cornblatt & Son
N. Main St
L. D. Ritter
North Market Street
Hamburger
North Main Street
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