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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1936

Page

5

Local Social Roundup From Hogue Creek Area

Community notices list visitors and relatives in Hogue Creek county area. Names include Waterlies Larrick Grubbs White Nail Triplett Braithwaite Cooper Lineburg Davies Lamp Moore and Lampre with weekend, Sunday, and Monday visits referenced among families and kin.

Hogue Creek Waterlies Sec Itimore Luther Larrick Lillie Maxine Anna May Grubbs Highview Calvin Grubbs Helen, Anake Ruthanna White Richard Ie Betty Orndorff Harland Hannum Muriel Moore Sunny Ernest Davies Frances Larrick Charles Brown Washington, D. C Pauline Crowser Helen Eleanor White Violet Mary Nail Janie Triplett Winchester Miss Braithwaite Boyd Ramey Mary Lee Marlyn Miller Wayne Clark Braithwaite Will Cooper Pete Lineburg Frank Lineburg Lloyd Cooper Ella Bowman

Milburn Family Visit and Local News in Green Spring

Green Spring local notes report visits by Lloyd Milburn family and Loretta Milburn to sister Janney Milburn. Florence Rudy Gilbert Adams from Martinsburg spent Saturday with Hunter Strobridge family. Catherine Nagley stayed in Martinsburg, Lily Shirley returns from near Wadesville, Braithwaite party visits. farmers busy with harvest.

Green Spring Lloyd Milburn Loretta Janney Milburn Florence Rudy Gilbert Madeline Adams Martinsburg W. Va Hunter Strobridge Catherine Nagley W. v Lily Shirley Wadesville John Braithwaite

Kernstown Notes and Local Building Plans

Kernstown July 6 report notes Mr. O L Peer of Kernstown is building a new bungalow. Mrs Hazel Himelright was among residents mentioned in the same brief update.

Kernstown O. L. Peer Hazel Himelright

Opequon Lake Notes Visit and Local Happenings

Opequon July 6. Mr and Mrs Harry and the former's mother Ruth M Kerns were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Alva H Lamp at Cross Junction. Albert Stine threshed on Wednesday. Ben Carter visited Mrs William Santimier Sunday. Harry Kerns remains employed by National Fruit Products Company.

Opequon Harry Ruth M. Kerns Alva H. Lamp Cross Junction Albert Stine Ben Carter William Santimier Harry Kerns National Fruit Products Company

Middletown Notes highlights visits and church event plans

Local notes list guests visiting from Fishers Hill Manassas Washs Pee Dee's Chapel M E Church plans a July 11 yard party to aid church expenses. Readers also share vacation plans teaching in Washington and trips to Maine Columbia University graduate work and visits from Roanoke Dayton Winchester New York Warsaw and other towns.

Middletown Kate Ridings Fishers Hill Harry Ridings R. G. van Meter Catherine William Manassas Pee Dee's Chapel M. E. Church South Marlboro Elizabeth Larrick Washington, D. C R. A. Larrick

Gochenour hosts new Grace M. E. church school classes

Grace M. E. Church South hosts a morning session with Eleanor Wrenn in charge. Beginners juniors and intermediates organized under Wrenn who is a Scarritt College graduate. Visitors include Russell Horn family from Homestead Florida and Maggie Rhodes.

Gochenour Washington, D. C Grace M. . Church South Eleanor Wrenn Wrenn Scarritt College Knoxville Tenn Russell Horn Wayside Inn Homestead Fla Maggie Rhodes L. L. Lohr W Teck Nan Leidig Vaucluse W. W. Kline Dellet Moats Clarksburg W. Va Kenneth Green Mr. Ball Phillips Miss Barker Grafton

Friendly Grove Grange Organized in Bloom

Bloom Brevities reports a new Grange formed at Friendly Grove Bloom Virginia with officers installed on Tuesday night. The first meeting is set for Tuesday July 7 and a yard party is planned. Mrs Thomas B Cooper attended services at Gravel om and St James last Sunday. Little Miss Anna Jan Cooper, who traveled to Washington in June to visit relatives, is now with her uncle.

Bloom Friendly Grove Thomas Cooper Gravelom St. James Sunay Anna Jan Cooper Washington

Fear Family Guest Visit In Laytonsville

Reverend and Mrs M L Fear reside in Laytonsville Maryland. Mr and Mrs Stewart Green and family recently visited their parents Mr and Mrs E. Preaching services will be held at Johns Sunday evening at 8 o clock.

M. L. Fearnow Laytonsville Stewart Green Mrs Y Johns

Threshing Season Hums Through Local Homes

The hum of threshers fills the neighborhood as two threshing outfits operate nearby. Charles Spiker suffers a sprain moving stone at a lime plant. Residents visit Staunton and Roanoke while relatives travel from Washington.

Oranda Peroe Presen Charles Spiker

Vacation Map From Haskin Promises Wide United States Coverage

Printed from latest plates the Winchester Evening Star issues a five color 21 by 28 inch service map for vacation tours. It covers continental United States plus Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and other territories with on reverse side up to date geographic statistics historical state facts and pictures of the National Capitol. Proceeds go to the Washington Information Bureau and readers may order by sending ten cents with a coupon.

Winchester Evening Star Service United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico National Capitol Washington, D. C

Tubize Expansion Plan Approved by Stockholders

The Tubize Chatillon Corporation seeks approval to spend about 2.8 million dollars on expansion with a new unit at the Rome Georgia Viscose plant and revamping at the Hopewell Virginia mill. Ro land L. Taylor, chairman, outlines the plan in an open letter to stockholders.

Hopewell Tubize Chatillon Corporation Rome Roland L. Taylor Aoe

Democratic electors listed for Roosevelt ticket in Virginia

Richmond Virginia July 6 The Democratic state chairman filed candidate and Presidential elector lists with Col Peter Saunders secretary of the commonwealth Electors named on the Democratic ticket by state chairman J Murray Hooker of Stuart include W M Tuck Halifax and R O Norris Jr Lancaster at large Paul Rockett York first district J K Hutton Suffolk second district Gordon B Ambler Richmond third district Emory P Barrow Brunswick fourth district Rutledge C Clement Danville fifth district A W Lesure Roanoke sixth district Robert Whitehead Nelson seventh district John W Fishburne Charlottesville eighth district and B L Dickinson Smyth ninth district

Richmond Col Peter Saunders Commonwealth J. Murray Hooker Stuart Franklin D. Roosevelt John Nance Garner W. M. Tuck Halifax R. O. Norris, Jr Lancaster Paul Rockett York J. K. Hutton Suffolk Gordon B. Ambler Emory P. Barrow Brunswick Rutledge C. Clement Danville A. W. Lescure Roanoke Robert Whitehead Nelson John W. Fishburne Charlottesville B. L. Dickinson Smyth

Declares War On Dutch Elm Disease In Virginia

State entomologist G. T. French urged cities towns and civic groups to join in eradicating Dutch Elm disease. He noted new infections in Norfolk and Portsmouth and said the department lacks authority to destroy trees though Scouts have cooperated with owners on removing infected trees. He warned some infections may remain but the disease has not established in Virginia yet.

Richmond G. T. French Virginia Norfolk Portsmouth

Give Them A Place To Play In The City

A poem urging investment in youth recreation over expanded prisons. It contrasts ample room for shops and courts with no space for playgrounds, arguing that funding playgrounds now prevents crime and saves future costs. The verses stress giving youths innocent sport and early chances to play.

Gable and MacDonald Open San Francisco At Capitol Theatre

Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDonald star in the romance spectacle San Francisco opening a three day engagement at the Capitol Theatre today. The lineup promises a lavish film event with the duo in a city-set love story.

San Francisco The Capitol

Public sale of real and personal property in Virginia

The undersigned offers at public auction for cash at the residence of the late W T A Clowser near Mt Williams Frederick County Virginia at 10 o clock A M on Saturday July 11 1936 the following personal property a lot of household effects and at the same time and place the home farm of the late W T A Clowser about one half mile north of Mt Williams along the Wardensvide Grade adjoining J M Orndorff and others containing 213 acres more or less Real estate will be sold on one third cash day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and bonds bearing interest from date Cc W CLOWSER Admr of Mary E Clowser dec d C W CLOWSER Agent for the heirs of W T A and Mary B Clowser dec d

W. T. A. Clowser Mt. Williams Frederick County J. M. Orndorff Cc. W. Clowser Admr Mary E. Clowser

Social Security Funds Allocated

The social security board announced a plan to allocate funds under the health service section of the social security act. Virginia will receive a grant based on financial needs, with additional allocations totaling $746,? million across population, special health problems, and training categories, to be matched with existing or new money.

Washington Social Security Board Virginia Health Service

Pastors To Meet At Blacksburg

Blacksburg Va July 6 Ministers from rural churches will gather for the seventh annual Virginia summer school at Virginia Tech July 20 29. B L Benefi eld secretary treasurer reports 100 ministers are expected to attend the ten day program directed by Dr R W Vandeberry.

Blacksburg Virginia Virginia Tech B. L. Bene Virginia Rural Church Conference Board R. W. Vandeberry

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Russell Lamp Ada Lamp Nannie Wigginton Viola Cooper Hunter Cooper Opequon Lake Grimes Notes Paul Shirkey Brucetown Charles Hensell John Lodge John Stiles White Hall Blair Pugh Augusta Arthur Orndorff Helen Pugh Mike Carroll Charles Wills Alice Keener Staunton, Va Gladys Ogden Blanche Hausehfluck Effie Coffelt St Gid C. O. Watson Stephens City A. H. Jackson M. M. Orndorff J. W. Manuel H. M. Loving Haskin Washington Information Bureau Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Bossy P.S Lorillard Ge OwGoia Cigarettes Tae Tubize Concern Dennis A. M'Carty Gable - McDonald Clark Gable Jeanette Mac Donald Theatre Today Esso Reading University Mtepves Essolene Standard Oil Company Faso, Inc Goodyear Buncutter Tire Co
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