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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

Page

11

White Post Notes Local People Suffering and Visiting

White Post Virginia on January 27 reports Miss Emily Powers of Berryville as weekend guest of Mrs. R. at Walnut Grove. Sherman Maes recently visited Washington DC to see relatives while Mrs. Eleanor Conley and daughter Fritzie Gay recover from illness. Max Desimot and Emmett Stuart haul apples to Norfolk for several days. Lester Walker remains ill with pneumonia after falling ill during a visit to Reynolds and Waterford residents. Mary and Cathleen Thompson stayed with Mrs. Holmes McCormick. Mrs. Anna M. Green is very ill at home.

White Post Emily Powers Berryville Walnut Grove Sherman Maes Washington, D. C Eleanor Conley Fritzie Gay Trom Fly Max Desimoot Norfolk Charles Recrnube Gaylord Ogend Waterloone Post Lester Walker C. C. Camp Ernest F. Meade J. H. Funkhouser Waterford Emmett Stuart Ter Price Mary Cathleen Thompson Holmes McCormick Anna M. Green Faye Brush Creek Othella DeHaven Sears Pritts Len Pee Arnold Dailey Bruce Whitacre Jeremiah Shade Martinsburg Walter Dailey Melvin Bertie E. R. Dailey Carson ‘Whitacre Jerry Shade W. Va Whitacre Ruth Kerns Grippe Normal DeHaven John W. Dunlap Eva Lamp Gladys Lamp Austin Whitacre Earl Alva Lamp Thelma Glen E.R. Dailey

Dr F A Cochran Returns to Brucetown

Brucetown Virginia January 27 A brief news note reports that Dr F A Cochran has returned to town. No further details provided.

Brucetown F. A. Cochran

Philadelphia Visit Sparks Weekend Social Roundup

From several days visit in Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Marion Marshall Sunday afternoon. The Jobes and Miss Belle Jobe visited Capon Bridge West Virginia relatives. The group toured the Singing Tower and Skyline Drive. Ray Russell family joined Gordon at Bruce Town area. Mary Jane Brill visited in Winchester with Miss Alice Russell. Lillian and Louie Carter and others from Wadesville called at the J. home.

Philadelphia J. R. Smith Marion Marshall Jobe Belle C. Jobe Phyllis Capon Bridge W. Va Andy Whitacre Rhodelle Sunay Ray Russell Gordon Brucetown Mary Jane Brill Alice Russell Winchester Lillian Louie Carter Fitch Waverly Hardesty Wadesville

Brush Creek Notes Highlight Local Health and Visits

Brush Creek Virginia report notes Miss Othella DeHaven's employment and various family visits around Edward R. Dailey. Items mention illnesses improving, grandchildren recovering from pneumonia, and neighbors calling on Mrs Ruth Kerns. A Sunday sermon at Howards invites all to attend.

Miss Lillian Fleury Resumes School in Armel Virginia

In Armel Miss Lillian Fleury returns to school after a ten day illness. Mrs. William Mallory of Winchester and her hosts the Hughes family welcomed her visit along with Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs. Gault of Washington D C and former Armel resident Louise Armel welcomed a new baby boy born in the capital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown move February first from local homes to Shenandoah County. Elks Charity minstrel Hit Up played at Capitol Theatre in Winchester. Mrs. Robert Buckley White Post visits G M Cornwell in Armel.

Armel Lillian Fleury William Mallory Winchester John Hughes Willis M. Gault Washington, D. C Gault Louise Armel Henry Brown J. L. Brown Shenandoah County Elks Charity Capitol Theatre Robert Buckley White Post G. M. Cornwell

County to Open Perfume Factory as WPA Project

County supervisors authorize development of a perfume factory as a WPA project in Los Angeles. Botanists note the climate suits aromatic plants.

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