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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1935

Page

2

Blizzard isolating Grimes County with heavy snow and drift

A severe blizzard hit Grimes Virginia last week with 14 inches of snow and temperatures down to ten below. Winds caused drifts up to five feet, closing roads and suspending school mail and traffic for four days though telephones remained available. Local officials including highway manager Williams mobilized 25 workers and a snow plow for days to clear routes.

Glenn Allamong Dewey Kenney Apple Ridge Orchard Jefferson Orchard Rest Lee O. Dick Clearbrook Williams

Winter Weather Wanes as Mercury Drops

Star Tannery notes a hard winter forecast, with Monday temperatures around 22 below zero. Grippe and colds ease, residents like Daisy Orndoff and Ellsworth Dodson improve, while mail was delayed two days due to impassable roads. Local visits, church social plans, and minor illnesses round out the week.

Star Tannery Grippe Daisy Orndoff Carson Renner Ellsworth Dodson Tom Whittin Toms Brook

Cedar Grove Notes Missing Full Details From Jan Report

Cedar Grove Virginia residents report Mrs. John Clark is seriously ill at her home. Local men have shoveled snow in recent days and nearby roads remain impassable in places. John Brannon and family are mentioned among neighbors.

Cedar Grove John Clark John Brannon

Local residents attend show and visit relatives

Miss Dorothy Flowers and teachers Rhodelle Whitacre and Helen Payne attended the Winchester show “Sweet Adeline.” Mr and Mrs Martin Adams and family visited with Silas Adams in Gainesboro. Miss Lucy Massie of Round Hill stayed with Mr and Mrs T W Russell. Edith Smith departed recently for Catawba Sanitarium for treatment.

Brucetown Dorothy Flowers Rhodelle Whitacre Helen Payne Winchester Adeline Martin Adams Silas Adams Gainesro Lucy Massie Round Hill T. W. Russell Edith Smith Catawba Ganitorium

Local residents host guests amid cold season

Winchester residents, including Mr. Philip Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Holmes, hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whitacre and other friends last week. Several people in the area are reported to be suffering from severe colds as Mr. Ward Purcell of Chambersburg and Mr. Charles Snapp of Hagerstown visited Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Purcell over the weekend.

Winchester Smith Philip Galloway Paul Wesley Holmes Andy Whitacre Ward Purcell Chamberspurg Charles Snapp Hagerstown B. Purcell

Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Visits and Illness

Stephens City Va January 31 residents report visits across nearby towns. Sekine of nm and D C stays with former in laws the Stickleys. Mrs Willie Yeakle returns home after Wardensville trip. Rhuel Van Horne of Clifton Forge weekends with Staples family. Campbell family spent Sunday in Middletown with Brumbacks. Reba Rinker visits Rinker in Hanover Pa. Dorothy Bean hosts Asbury Union officers. Mrs Ruben Hartness visits Baker family Fishers Hill. Charles Staples ill with rheumatism.

Stephens City Sekine D.C Harry Stickley Willie Yeakle Wardensville W. Va Rhuel van Horne Clifton Forge Co. B. Staples E. R. Campbell Earl Brumback Middletown Reba Rinker James Rinker Hanover Dorothy Bean Asbury Union Ruben Hartness Carl Baker Fishers Hill Charles Staples

Local Residents Mention Recoveries And Visits

The community notes visits and health updates including Mr. Tom Law returning home from Rockingham county, Mr. Frank Ewing regaining health, Frances Barr from Strasburg visiting cousins Lucy and Betty Drake, J Grim from Highview staying with relatives, and Mrs. Clay Manuel along with Mrs. Harry Butler and daughter Anne visiting the Carbaugh home.

Henry Ritenour Tom Law Rockingham County Frank Ewing Frances Barr Strasburg Lucy Betty Drake J. Grim Highview T. A. Grim Clay Manuel Harry Butler Anne R. M. Carbaugh

Feed the Birds Court Divorce Decree Request

The circuit court of Frederick County orders Hilda Hills to appear within ten days to protect her interests in a divorce action from Kenneth James Hills on desertion. Publication of this order runs four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star with notices at the courthouse door before January 21 1935 and mailed to defendants at the address on affidavit.

Circuit Court OF County OF Frederick Kenneth James Hills Hilda Hills Virginia Winchester Evening Star Winchester

All-Bran praised by Elmira family for constipation relief

An enthusiastic letter from Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pope of Elmira New York touts All-Bran as a daily aid for their daughter's lifelong constipation. The note cites two tablespoons daily, mentions vitamins and iron, and contrasts with patent medicines.

L. F. Pope Maple Ave Elmira N.Y Kellogg Battle Creek

Revolt Financed in U S Thwarted by Arrests

Mexico D F January 31 A revolutionary movement allegedly backed by American funds 300000 was thwarted by the arrest of 18 suspects in the conspiracy. Additional arrests were expected as the War Department noted the plan targeted February execution.

Mexico D. F War Department

Pine Heartwood Favored For Distinct Floor Grain

The article notes heartwood from the log yields floors and sunroom areas with a finer appearance. It explains heartwood grain is harder and more vertical than outer log portions, enhancing the look in kitchens breakfast nooks or remodeled spaces.

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