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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

2

Hold Services For Native Of This County

William H. Heironimus 59 a Frederick county native died at his home 328 Central Avenue Hagerstown. Services were held at 10 30 this morning at the home with burial in Shiloh family lot. He drilled wells before moving to Hagerstown then joined the railroad and belonged to Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No 512. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth one daughter Mrs George Mabey seven stepchildren and three sisters Mrs Adda Stottler Miss Anna Heironimus and Mrs Nellie Jackson.

William H. Heironimus Frederick County Central Avenue Hagerstown Shiloh Dubert Heironimus Brotherhood of

Denominationalism Saps Life From Congregations

Editor laments local church finances divide communities as denominational strife drains energy from faithful members and weakens congregations.

Unity in Rural Churches Through Merged Denominations

Five struggling preachers and five worried congregations seek united action. Exchanges and mergers of denominations could form a common ministry across rural communities, engaging youth and adults in unselfish service. A new era of church comity may emerge bringing fewer divisions and more active service to others.

County S S Convention To Be Planned

The executive committee of the council of religious education is planning to meet at Handley Li.

The Council of Religious Education Handley Li

Sunday School Convention Preparations Scheduled

The county committee will meet Saturday at 2 oclock to prepare for a convention to be held next month. The gathering invites all who are interested in Sunday School work and will welcome suggestions for the proposed convention.

Brary

Cedar Grove Notes July Births and Visits

Cedar Grove Virginia notes birth of a baby daughter July 5 at the parents’ home. Local families share visits including Walter Lewis, Robert Carson and kin with Fred Chapman family. Ill Mrs. Ella Emmett moved to live with son Page Lewis in Winchester. Additional weekend visits include Alson Smith family with Jennie Davis in Gainesboro and D A Smith for dinner. Children’s Day planned at Little Mountain M E Church July 21 at 8 p m. Mary Bowers and Washington DC relatives stay with L A Ashen. Cornelia and Francis Livengood visited their aunt Mrs John Smith. Dan Murray of Welltown attended a Sunday event.

Cedar Grove Kae Eee Walter Lewis Robert Carson Fred Chapman Ella Emmett Page Lewis Winchester Alson Smith Mary Ann and Alson, Jr Jennie Davis Gainesboro D. A.smith John Smith Dan Murray Welltown

Social News From Pleasant Valley Township

Miss Grace Braithwaite from Harrisburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Braithwaite. Rev and Mrs William Wolfe of Berkeley Springs spent several days with relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Livengood of Berryville visited the Light family on Green Orchard. The Senior C E social of Pleasant Valley U B Church will meet at Mr Dory Miller's home Friday night. Little Jennie Saville had a painful accident last Wednesday. Ike Murray is a brother referenced in the text.

Ike Murray Jennie Saville Singhas William Wolfe Berkeley Springs W. Va John Livengood Berryville G. Light Green Orchard

Acetylene Light Plant Installed At Mt Pleasant Church

Mt Pleasant Virginia July 11 The United Brethren Church members install an acetylene light plant. Clarence Cochran of Clear Brook vacationed here with his family. Mrs Hilda Milhon visited Mrs Olivia Hamilton. Ladies Aid plans a ward party Wednesday July 17 for church benefit with rain date the next night. Public invited.

MT. Pleasant United Brethren Church Clarence Cochran Clearbrook Hilda Milhon Olivia Hamilton Ladies Aid The

Community Notes From Stephens City and Nearby

Local column reports visits by Pearl Cochran and Atha Dyke to Mr Brept City and notes on Sunday School picnics on July 27. Mentions Zirkle Williams at Mt Williams, Margaret Ritter taking a job with Mrs John W Larrick Jr in Chambersville Pa, and a trip by Dinner Christian and daughter to Mrs Della Clem's home last Sunday.

Pearl Cochran Atha Dyke Brept City U. B Zirkle Williams Mt. Williams Margaret Ritter John W. Larrick, Jr Chambersville Dinner Christian Chrstian

Refuge Notes and Social Visits in REFUGE Virginia

Miss Mildred and Lucille Walker of Winchester spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Bray. Commander Cook visited the Fries home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strother of Martinsburg called on the Orndorffs. Mrs. Mary Grim and Earl spent Sunday in Maryland. Mrs. Florence Grandler and grandsons Raymond Staples and Herbert Peteney visited relatives. Mrs. Sadie Derflinger and daughter spent the weekend with sisters Mrs. Orndorff and Mrs. Steele.

Refuge Mildred Lucille Walker Winchester John Bray Commander Cook John J. Fries Edward Strother Martinsburg W. Va James Orndorff Mary Grim Earl Grim Maryland Florence Grandler Raymond Staples Herbert Peteney Sadie Derflinger Orndorff Steele

Cedarville Social Notices Include Visits and Illness

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ritenour and family spent Sunday evening in Cedarville. Mrs. Elizabeth Nage visited Mr. and Mrs. Orndorff and family. Master Beverley Bowman is suffering with whooping cough.

Floyd Ritenour Sanity Cedarville Elizabeth Nage Orndorff Beverley Bowman

Home life and jail terms mix in odd city flashes

In North Carolina a jailed man named Terry was released on costs after a mayoral decision despite his stated wish to stay jailed. In New York Ruth Stawicki urged prison time for her husband but received six months in a light sentence with gifts of supplies. A dust storm near Seattle endangered fishermen, attributed to volcanic ash. In Dallas a man fell into a tank and a rescuer attempt was aided by a rescued boot tossed by the prisoner.

N. C Uck Terry Terry New York Ruth Stawicki Seattle Bering Sea J. E. Shields Sophie Christenson Shields Middle West

Fishermen Hook Fish Eye Mystery at Medina Lake

At Medina Lake near San Antonio Texas fishermen Bronheil and Keyes 40 feet apart felt tugs on their lines about the same time. When one pulled the other’s line tight both lines slackened and were reeled in each hook bearing a fish eye. They claimed the rest of the fish were not theirs to ow.

San Antonio Tex Bronheil and Keyes Medina Lake

Samaritan Dies After Auto Strikes Responder

Chicago man Ronald Albrech 34 aided Otto Thompson with a flat tire and a jack when a passing vehicle struck him. He died from his injuries sustained while helping.

Chicago Ronald Albrech

Car Lot Priced Deeply Low Despite True Worth

Automaker critics highlight a car lot where every vehicle seems priced far below its real value. Shoppers may find strong bargains as sales staff stress the apparent economy without overpromising performance.

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