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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1951
Page
7
Kernstown social news lists Mrs Henkel Lamp and granddaughter Phyllis visiting in Baltimore Maryland. Phyllip Ritter and two daughters spend time with Miss Grace Ritter. Charles Barton and others vacationed at Virginia Beach. Anna Mary Dye visits Mrs Harry Steele. G W Buckman and children visit W W Lupton.
The notice outlines cash requirements for out of town ads and 10 am closing for same day insertion. It also lists Terminix termite inspection promises and shows an extensive, broken radio program schedule with multiple hosts, shows, and time slots across the day.
Daniel J Ferris born July 7 1889 in Pawling New York. Secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union since 1927 he is called Mr AAU himself. He started as an office boy in 1906 and became a noted track authority.
MISCELLANEUOUS New and used sewing machines service on all makes electrify any make only 14.95 Winchester Sewing Machine Co next to Rouss Fire Hall phone 3645. SAV E YOUR CHERRY SEED Dry in shade test in water discard floats 25c per pound seed testing 90 percent germination Waynesboro Nurseries Waynesboro Virginia.
Millwood residents and guests are noted in a series of social items. E W Conner and family voyage to Centerville Maryland to visit Howard Wood and return with Dianna and Wendy Watkins. Notables attend lawn party at Shaw Hill. National Guard members depart for Fort Pickett. Wedding in Middleburg linked to Nancy Hall and Edward Stettinius. A round of parties follows in Richmond and Beverly travels to California by car.
George Haskell watches his brother Eugene 11 of Boy Scout Troop 714 prepare to join peers for their annual stay at the Ten Mile River Camp in New York.
Geofrey Phillipps Mrs A W Ariosa and Mrs John R Beardall attended a Bluemont party hosted by Admiral and Mrs Paul Pihl after the Stettin ius wedding. Last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Thomas B Byrd hosted 20 at dinner to sample salmon from Byrd's fishing trip arranged by Raymond Guest. Mrs Byrd then hosted luncheon Sunday with guests including Kenneth N Gilpin Galen Stone Jack Clemmitt and Catherine Douglas of Washington. Mrs Byrd left for a brief New York trip while Mrs Karl Boy Ed hosted Miss Mary Curtin of Philadelphia over the weekend and a Sweet Water picnic was held on the Shenandoah River by Mr and Mrs Watkins.
Vada Boy Ed spent the day in Washington with informal Sunday afternoon visits. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leachman, Washington, are parents of Mrs. John Friant. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Gilpin plan a one week trip to Far Hills New Jersey starting Monday. Master Peter Dunning marked his birthday last Tuesday and his brother Thomas held a party Saturday. Mrs. Alexander Mackay Smith also mentioned.
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