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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
6
From Lynchburg she travels with cousin Miss Mary Kerr through Canada and will be absent about ten days. Miss Martha Campbell hosted a card party at Gray Gables Inn on Monday night honoring Miss Cranley Miller of New York.
Dr and Mrs W D Myers Mr and Mrs Phillip Williams Mr Tom Byrd Mr and Mrs Hallie McCormick and Mr and Allen Emmert arty of Washington (text fragment describes multiple local residents)
Mrs Garland Hansbrough hosts a guest at their North Braddock Street home. The brief note records a social visit at the residence of Mr and Mrs Garland Hansbrough.
Mrs. Fred L. Glaize sails to Atlantic City to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Small of York Pennsylvania who own a cottage there. Captain and Mrs. Robert Christian depart for Virginia Beach to spend a month before Captain Christian reports to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for future duty.
Mr. C. A. Greene of Ivy Depot visits and stays with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Richards at their home on South Washington street for a few days.
Mr. Nichols the mayor of Purcellsville visited town yesterday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. E. C. Jordan.
Mr C E Grove of 1 Cedar Grove spent today in Winchester for unclear reasons as a brief note on local travel.
Miss Stanley Miller, who has stayed about a week as the guest of Miss fe Cox at her West Clifford street home, has departed for her home in Baltimore.
Mr. John Lee Krider of Baltimore will stay in Milwaukee for one week as a guest of A. H. Weihhbrenner Co. at the Republican House.
Miss Bessie McNew of Huntington and Middletown began an extended visit with relatives and friends in West Virginia. She will stay first in Gary and Welch as guest of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Shanklin.
Mr and Mrs Wade Marshall from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania spent time with Mr Marshall's sister Mrs E B Clevenger in the county.
Mrs Philipe Douglas of Philadelphia returns home to Martinsburg W Va with her son after a stay with aunt Mrs Charlotte Weld. She plans a summer visit to Rock Enon Springs and a fall return to Penny Charter Philadelphia. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Sibert conclude a three week motor trip through New York. Visitors include families from Altoona Somerset Charlottesville and New York City while others host friends at the Jack Hotel in Winchester and Hall Maryland.
Mr and Mrs E B Clevenger and family and Mrs Marshall of Clear Brook join Mr and Mrs Cleveland Seibert in Martinsburg W V for Independence Day. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Dice of Richmond Virginia Mr and Mrs Neil and family of New York Mrs John Trammell and daughter Ida of Hagestown Md Mr R E Rutledge and Mr John H Cote of Columbia S C at the George Washington Hotel with attendees from Molly Pitcher Carlyle Pa Warrenton Va and Charlotte N c.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a resident at Stewart Street returning home. Names such as Eliz and J. Gar appear, but details are unclear and no event outcome is evident.
Mr Henry Orndorff was severely hurt Wednesday while cutting timber on the G F Moore estate when a heavy limb fell and struck his left shoulder and breast bone. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital and later sent home to rest.
Emmert Sons & Company authorize a statement that Edgar Chapman is not presently with the firm in Winchester or Martinsburg in any capacity and that he is not a resident for them in New York or elsewhere.
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