Stephens City Notes Sunday visitors and regional families
Stephens City social notes list guests and relatives visiting from Van Wert Ohio Charleston West Virginia Harrisburg Pa Alexandria Ward Bristol and Washington in the area last week and over the weekend. Notables include Mr and Mrs Maynard Hausenfluck Mr and Mrs Willie Yeakle and Miss Audrey Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Evans
Alexander
Liggett
Ward
Weekensville
Willie Yeakle
Washington
Glen Echo
Robert Wilt
Audrey Jones
Maynard Hausenfluck
Maureen
Arthur Benner
Mae Benner
Tyron Benner
Harrisburg
W. H. Herrell
Bucklen
Vaucluse
Will Baker
Howard Evans
Alexandria
Aurtley Jones
Hershel Jones
Commerce Post Names Hinckley Assistant Secretary
Former chairman Robert H. Hinckley becomes assistant secretary of commerce as the Aeronautics Authority is folded into the department after a heated dispute with air leaders opposing the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Robert H. Hinckley
Commerce
The
Aeronautics Authority
Commerce Department
Local Folks Attend Summer Gatherings and Visits
Washington residents enjoy a quiet summer with Miss Maureen Hausenfluck. Church lawn party planned for Saturday night July 27. Emma Sillik returns from Towson summer cottage. Atkins of Martinsburg visit Tobin family and ride Skyline Drive to Shenandoah Caverns. Eris Berry weekends with Berry parents in Harpers Ferry. Riggleman guests include Carper Rippon and Riggleman children from near town. Hugh Racey and son Alvin dine with Ward in Hamilton. daughters Edyth and Edna return home. Dorothy Herrell dines with the Beavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Riggleman
Elwood Carper
Harry Rippon
Winchester
Ersel Riggleman
Near Town
Hugh Racey
Alvin
John Ward
Hamilton
Edyth
Edna
Ward
Dorothy Herrell
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for July 9
The Treasury released figures showing receipts of 9.516 million dollars and expenditures of 20.621 million, leaving a net balance of 1.784 million dollars.
Brexton Old Millwood Boarding School Sold in Virginia
Old Brexton school once famed for fashionably educated girls has been sold. The building near Carter Hall is leased by Mrs. Charles from J Townsend Burwell with surrounding land included. Noted former staff included head Mistresses Mary and Jane Page and music teacher Evelyn Merriweather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Brexton
Carter Hall
Charles
J. Townsend Burwell
Mary
Jane Page
Evelyn Merriweather
Richmond
Harry Hansucker
Hansucker
Polly Cary Randolph
Womanless wedding night draws Capon Bridge crowd
Capon Bridge notes report a well attended and enjoyed womanless wedding at the high school Monday night. Local residents Helen McKee and Mary Ramsburg are among visitors and guests mentioned. Dr. M Gardner begins practice in the former H L Henry office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Edding” Tech
Helen McKee
Emma Edwards
Pete
L. C. Haines
Coe
Law
Ray Wolford
Forest Pugh
Morgantown
Omar Pugh
Adolph Combs
Martinsburg
B. A. Grif
Mary Ramsburg
Cumberland
Maurice Kefauver
Frederick
A. C. Lovett
Ray Fultz
Winchester Memorial Hospital
B. F. Wright
Methodist
M. Gardner
H. L. Henry
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Stephens
Stokol
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
DODGE
International
Pine Motor CO. Dodge-Plymouth Distributors
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Pocahontas
Stoker
O’connell
S. Braddock St
Bert H. Hinckley
the Treasury
Capon
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Otis
PAC
Bulova
Thomas
George Washington
Geo. T. Barnsley
Loudoun St
General ‘Sire & Kupber Co
Alzon, Os
Elsie
Borden
Bosworth
Bell’s
BELL
Front Royal
Joe
Iss
Radio 4
RCA Victor
Rca-Victor
Electro-Dynamic
Victor Records
RCA Phonograph
RADIO
Eveready No
JOE Cut Rafe Auto
ISQUA
N. Hanover St
Carlisle
Main St
Chambersburg
Chambersburg St
Gettysburg
W. Market St
Lewistown
W. Main St
Waynesboro
W. King St
Lancaster
Woods
Arrisburg
Greenmount Ave
Conklin St
Cumberland, Md
N. Loudoun
Ittesville
Vaanheim
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