Local county briefs recount visits and farming notes
Community members from Winchester to Martinsburg exchange visits, birthdays, and farm chores. Highlights include Raymond Luttrell’s thirty eighth birthday, Elmer Adams and Ellen Catlett driving to Winchester, and Lucia Dailey hosts with guests from Washington and Warrenton.
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Raymond Heironimus, Jr
Washington, D. C
Fervin
Heironimus
Harry O. Kerns
F. O Heironimus
F. O. Heironimus
Ellen Cattett
Near White Hall
Raymond Luttrell
Alvin Ruble
Vernon Shirley
Earl Whitacre
Mildred Holliday
Harry Newkirk
Maryland
Elmer Adams
Ellen Catlett
Winchester
Laura Dailey
Raymond Heironimus
Betty Compton
Warrenton
J. Whitacre
Martinsburg
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Gore Brevities from Gore Virginia July travel and visits
Gore Virginia notes of the week include H F Clemons and family visiting sisters in Washington and Woodlawn. Fannie Triplett visiting from Alexandria. Harry Kelchner and family with Dora Barnes and Lillian Palmer attending William Prince funeral in Cumberland. Helen Kern visiting Fairfax sister. Mrs J H Sirbaugh ill. Elmo Turner and daughter Maxine from Strasburg visiting Mrs William Hovermale.
High View Notes Yard party planned at Timber Ridge Church
In High View Virginia on July 5 Mr and Mrs Franklin Baldwin of Cumberland Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Bennett. Mrs Mary Virginia DeHaven has returned to Gainesboro after visiting her mother Mrs Luther Johnson. The Timber Ridge Christian Church ladies plan a yard party Saturday evening at six in the church grove selling sandwiches soup ice cream and cake. Public invited.
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High View
Franklin Baldwin
Cumberland
Stanley Bennett
Mary Virginia DeHaven
Gainesboro
Luther Johnson
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Church Grove
Summers and locals host visits in Gainesboro Virginia
Gainesboro Virginia reports Howard Summers and Mrs Summers from Philadelphia visiting friends. Mrs J M Darlington of Winchester visits her farm here. Juanita Dehaven spent the week end with sister Frances DeHaven. Julia Adams was supper guest of Mrs Minnie Lamp. Friends mourn the death of Ige Braithwaite. A yard party at Gainesboro Church is set for July 13.
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Gainesboro
Howard Summers
Philadelphia
J. M. Darlington
Winchester
Juanita Dehaven
Frances DeHaven
Julia Adams
Minnie Lamp
Ige Braithwaite
Two Day Primitive Baptist Meeting Draws Large Crowd
Brush Creek Va July 5 A two day gathering at the Primitive Baptist Church Timber Ridge drew a very large attendance with many visitors from Hagerstown Martinsburg Washington Warren ton Silver Spring Md and nearby communities.
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Brush Creek
Primitive Baptist
Timber Ridge
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Washington
Warrenton
Silver Springs
Bag in One Aston Golf Confusion
In Aston on July 5 M R J and Mock faced a dispute when a ball landed in Mock s bag. Another golfer questioned ownership and Mock identified the ball as his, ending the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston, Ll
M.R. J
Mock
Local Driver Grants Right of Way to Skunk Family
In OLKALOOSE Indiana on July 5 Leonard Greeve halted his car to allow a mother skunk and her 13 offspring to cross the road. He gladly yielded his traffic rights for the animal passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olkaloose
Leonard Greeve
Hway
Skunk
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