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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
8
In Stephenson Virginia on January 25 a school program at Kauffman’s School raised about $30 for a Victrola purchase. Miss Gladys Whitmore gave a music talk, Mamie Chiles performed a humorous impersonation, Ella Benner read, and Benner with Abel Foreman sang a duet. A pantomime by six pupils closed the show and refreshments were sold.
Mr J P Keen of Blacksburg Va lectured at an agricultural meeting in Winchester on Saturday and spent the night with his uncle Charles R McCann before leaving Sunday for his father's home in Loudoun. Miss Grace Swartz of Ridgeway W Va has returned home after staying with her sister Mrs Clara Jones. Mrs Clark M Hardesty recently left to visit her mother in Baltimore.
Arch ie Gilfillan dies leaving over forty isolated railroad workers in the western United States and Canada bereft of a warm unseen friend. Before his paraly sis eight years ago he was a railroad man, now he spent years seeking out lonely colleagues and sending them cheerful messages. The Atchison Globe notes the contrast between a man and a child in his wisdom and happiness.
Mrs Martha Kline aged resident of Canterburg returned home after cataract surgery at Memorial Hospital and is reported as doing well. Fay Clemons named mail carrier at Trone starting January 16. R E B Albin and J C Hale with I N Painter visited B C Painter on Sunday. Stork brought a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Conner. Lewis Perry spent an evening with Frank Perry. Earl Painter took a job in Raleigh Hotel in Washington. White Post Musical drew many locals to Stephens City Friday. Nellie Mae Painter and Paul Painter visited Joe and Mrs Cunningham Sunday.
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