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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
3
Trustee's Sale of Desirable Country Home in Virginia
Trustees announce a public auction of the late Nathan H. Lewis home near Bethel Church, 25 acres northwest of Winchester, Virginia. The sale is set for January 29, 1938, at noon in front of the Winchester Court House, with immediate possession and terms of one third cash and two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan H. Lewis
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Bethel Church
North Frederick Grade
B. F. Unger
M. M. Lynch
Death of Mel Lamp Reported in Mount Williams Va
County brief notes the death of Mel Lamp near Mount Williams after church attendance at Mt Pleasant. The piece lists local families, illnesses, visits, and social happenings with many named residents and kin in the Mount Williams area.
Cedar Grove social notes list weekend visits and gatherings
In Cedar Grove Virginia on January 20 Rev W B Obaugh and family were dinner guests of Miss Ethel Barrett. Juanita Smith of Martinsburg WV visits grandparents D A Smith. Boyd Miller visits Thomas Singhass at Upperville. Maggie Lewis visits her father William Snapp. Mrs John Livengood Berryville and Mrs Dick Duvall Winchester visit Mrs John Smith. Nellie Lupton and friend from Washington visit Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman. Dory Miller hosts guests including Riley Cook and daughters Pearl Kathryn. Junior Aid Society Little Mountain M E Church plans a Friday social at Mrs Mattie Clark. A H Fries Ray Fries and sons visit C H Fries Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
W. B. Obaugh
Ethel Barrett
Juanita Smith
Martinsburg
W. Va
D. A. Smith
Boyd Miller
Thomas Singhass
Upperville
Maggie Lewis
William Snapp
John Livengood
Berryville
Dick Duvall
Winchester
John Smith
Nellie Lupton
Washington
Hugh Lupton
Clearbrook
Fred Chapman
Dory Miller
Riley Cook
George Cook
Bobbie Lee
Ike Murray
Pearl
Kathryn
Little Mountain
M. E. Church
Mattie Clark
A. H. Fries
Ray Fries
Mack
Charles
C. H. Fries
Brush Creek Notes from Berkeley Springs area
Brush Creek Va January notes report visits by Harvey and Ruth Mauzy to Rev and Mrs Collis in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Illities include Norman DeHaven's infant with pneumonia and J W Dunlap's weeks long illness. local visitors include E L Gray Arnold Dailey and families with others from Martinsburg Gerrardstown and nearby. Continuous minor health updates and social visits marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Harvey Mauzy
Ruth Mauzy
J. R. Collis
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Norman DeHaven
J. W. Dunlap
Weems
Edward Dailey
E. R. Dailey
J. R. Whitacre
Martinsburg
Annie Heironimus
Gerrardstown
Dailey
E. L. Gray
Arnold V. Dailey
Lucille
Donald
Anne
A. V. Dailey
Faith Boward
Mary Jane Dunlap
R. M. Kerns
Philip Shade
Brucetown Brevities in Virginia
In Brucetown Virginia on January 20 visitors included Mrs Florence Pyne and daughter from Bunker Hill West Virginia and Mrs Carlton Manuel of Winchester. Mr and Mrs Bob Layman and children visited Winchester relatives. Olin O Roark and mother of Winchester visited Mrs Russell Price who is improving from illness. Paul Shirkey and daughter Ruby visited relatives at Grimes. Mrs Katie Heiskell of Winchester spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Florence Pyne
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Carlton Manuel
Winchester
Ashby Price
Bob Layman
Ward Purcell
Olin O’roark
Russell Price
Paul Shirkey
Ruby
Grimes
Katie Heiskell
Frank Bragg
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG Va Update
Canterbury notes report Mr. Charles Layman and son Kenneth and Mr. Orville Perry visiting Harrisonburg Virginia earlier this week. Miss Mary Clevenger visited her sister Mrs. Edwin Shepherd at Grimes over the weekend. Miss Ella Rae White spent Monday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Charles Layman
Kenneth
Orville Perry
Harrisonburg
Mary Clevenger
Edwin Shepherd
Grimes
Ella Rae White
Weekend social calls around Greenway and nearby towns
Betsy Perry and Carrie Perry visited with Helen White near Greenway. Elsie Mae Painter and Juanita Emmons spent Sunday with Marcella White. Willis Ruggles and Hess of Refuge called on H E White and wife. Hilda Wood of Winchester visited her mother Ashby Perry on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Perry
Carrie Perry
Helen White
Greenway
Elsie Mae Painter
Juanita Emmons
Marcella White
Willis Ruggles
Mr. Hess
Refuge
Yea
H. E. White
Hilda Wood
Winchester
Ashby Perry
Washington Ends Cull Apple Trade On West Side
Washington officials report a complete end to cull apple sales west of Seattle after inspections across 800 stores. Fred E. DeSellem notes dealers will not handle cull fruit and remain cooperative. In Bellingham Marquist and Sons used Rome Beauty apples for canned rings and juice, selling 15c pint cans and 10c juice cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Seattle
Fred E. DeSellem
Union Fruit Producers
State Horticultural Department
State Advising Committee
West Side
Marquist and Sons
Bellingham
Rome
Threat to Steal Lloyds Children Revealed From 1932 Letters
Sheriff Biscailuz disclosed a long ago kidnap threat against Harold Lloyd and his three children. Photostatic copies of letters dated April 18 May 19 and June 4 1932 were sent to the FBI for comparison with other notes. Lloyd said the affair seemed dead but revived by the copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harold Lloyd
Eugene Biscailuz
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Washington
Lloyd
Mongolia Braces for Japan Threat as Outer Region Grows
Reports say forty thousand troops mass along Suiyuan's southern frontier. Outer Mongolia, bound to the Soviet Union, fields a modern army of about 200000 with 300000 reserves and air power trained in Moscow. Japan faces potential conflict with Russia if it invades outer Mongolia, a strategic buffer between China and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mills Hankow
China
Suiyuan
Japan
Outer Mongolia
Russia
Mongolia
Jinghiz
Kublai
Asia
Europe
Inner
Inner Mongolia
Chahar
Ningsia
Teh Wang
Soviet Russia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Bolshevists
Peiping
Tient
Madge Evans Stricken by Prolonged Hiccough
Hollywood star Madge Evans suffers prolonged hiccoughing after influenza illness. Doctor W L Marker says the convulsions began Friday, leaving her weakened but not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Madge Evans
W. L. Marker
Bath Pictures Are Ordered Out
The Purple Parrot campus humor magazine at Northwestern University was barred from distribution until a two page bath pictures supplement was removed. University officials halted the issue after discovering sorority girls supplied candid cameras and photographed unsuspecting coeds in baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Purple Parrot
Northwestern University
Quick Gargle Tip for Throat Relief with Zonite
People seek fast throat relief from cold germs with a first gargle using Zonite. The short home remedy promotes rapid soothing to ease nasal discomfort and throat irritation.
State police hunt “Robin Hood” of delivery trucks
In Santa Fe New Mexico authorities seek the so called Robin Hood of delivery trucks after reports describe a figure stealing goods from multiple routes. Investigators urge tips and describe the suspect as agile and elusive with possible connections to recent thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe, N.M
Paso police report blonde youth robs trucks asks share of money
Paso Texas police describe a blond youth who holds up trucks and, after taking cash, asks the driver how much of the money belongs to him and then returns it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Tobacco expert praises Luckies at Farmville auction
In Farmville North Carolina tobacco auctions Mr Branch Bobbitt a longtime tobacco expert emphasizes the value of tobacco quality for Luckies praising buyers who bid until the price meets the tobacco value He notes his own preference for Luckies based on tobacco content and adds sworn records show Luckies have more exclusive smokers than other brands combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
North Carolina
Branch Bobbitt
Luckies
Mr. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
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RIT
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R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Mt. Williams
Mount Williams
Mel Lamp
Mt. Ae
Mt. Pleasant
Lamp
Lee Lamp
Annie Lee Orndorff
Geraldine Lamp
Harry Lamp
Ray Mayhew
Rebecca Himelright
Hurl Himelright
George Hummer
N.C. Williams
Leonard Williams
Evelyn
Anna
Himelright
Ada Russell
Neva Haines
Fannie Williams
Opequon
Della Brewer
Jeanetta
Patsy Love Keckley
Annie Orndorff
Ernest Ashwood
Ronnie
Benny
Mary Ashwood
Noel Williams
Ashwood
George Hammer
Charles Ashwood
Howard, Harvey
Roy Orndorff
Alfred Williams
Edwin Russell
Myrtle Clowser
Joyce
Charlotte Campbell
Paul Campbell
Paul, Jr
Ralph Williams
Irvin
N. C. Williams
Olie Peer
Kernstown
James Brewer
Adamus
Isaac Wallace
June Wolverton
Paul Wolverton
Zelda Wallace
Jeanetta Brewer
Ruth M. Kerns
Alva Lamp
Thelma
Eva
Gus
Glen
Fervin O. Heironimus
Nannie Dunlap
Ruth Kerns
H. O. Kerns
Zane
A. L. de Haven
F. O. Heironimus
Bruce Whitacre
Canterbury
North Asia
Hiccough
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE
Order OF the Golden Rule
Jones_ service
Jones Service
JON Funeral Home
NBC
E.S.T
CBS
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