Local families share Sunday visits near Winchester
Children of near Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ward Cadwallader. Mrs Warner Dyke visited her mother Mrs Alice Cochran. Rev and Mrs J C Hooks were dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Asa Racey. Miss Delia Cochran visited her mother Mrs Pearl Cochran last Sunday. Dire Buck Pitcock Mrs Dorsey.
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Winchester
Warner Dyke
Alice Cochran
J. C. Hooks
Asa Racey
Delia Cochran
Pearl Cochran
Buck Pitcock
Dorsey
Emmett Copenhaver
Geraldine Lamp
Russell Carpenter
Local families visit near Winchester and plans for church yard party
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs John Perry and family with Louise Perry under medical care for leg infection. Many neighbors from Winchester Bloom and Fawcett Gap share visits. A yard party at Lamp's Memorial M E Church is set for July 23 to aid the cemetery fence. chance of rain shifts to Friday or Saturday night.
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Louise Perry
John Perry
R. A. Shafer
Russell Carpenter
Winchester
Harry Lamp
Geraldine
Nathan Williams
Bloom
Venner Million
Asa Racey
Joe Renner
George
Pearl Lewis
Ward Cadwallader
Buck Pitcock
Dorsey Ritter
Fannie Pitcock
Fawcett Gap
J. B. Pitcock
Warner Dyke
Thurston Renner
Eliza
Cecil
Hilda Racey
Lamp’s Memorial M. E. Church
Mary
Bessie Perry
Carrie Ritter
Charles ‘ Shanabrook
Pennsylvania
James Boyce
Stephens City Community Lawn Party and Carnival
Stephens City notes report a community league lawn party and carnival set for Saturday night. Mr and Mrs W M Stickley visited daughter Irene Stickley at University Hospital Charlottesville last Sunday and report her as recovering well. Miss Watkins of Monrovia Md visits cousin Margaret Funk while Miss Mary Frances Watson has been visiting relatives in Washington and Alexandria since June 11 and will return August 15.
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Stephens City
Community League
W. M. Stickley
Irene Stickley
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Watkins
Monrovia
Margaret Funk
Mary Frances Watson
Washington
Alexandria
Local residents take Masanetta Springs trip and return
Messrs C E Staples Tom Dicks and Dr B F Montgomery with son Jack visited Masanetta Springs last Sunday. Staples sons Loring and Kenneth who stayed a week there accompany them home. The Red Men plan a lawn party on the high school grounds this Saturday night July 31.
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C. E. Staples
Tom Dicks
B. F. Montgomery
Jack
Masanetta Springs
Mr. Staples
Loring
Kenneth
Red Men
Emmett Remembered At Mt Vernon Burial Of Dixie Composer
Mt Vernon Ohio notes Daniel Decatur Emmett died at eighty nine and rests in Moundview Cemetery. People recall his cabin life and a love of possum meat. McConkie recalls Emmett's singing and violin, and the Memphis cotton wharf scene that inspired Dixie. His grave draws visiting pilgrims.
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MT. Vernon
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dixie
Moundview Cemetery
Emmett
J. W. McConkie
Memphis
Mc- Conkie
England
Seacs S. Ses
Readable fragments describe a local event involving Seacs and Ses with unspecified details pending further clarity. The note mentions community matters and possible notices from a regional source. Further readable context is needed to identify exact actions or outcomes.
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National Ave
Mount Pleasant
Howard Lewis
Jack Holt
Hes
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Cecil B. DE Mille
California
Seena Owen
Joseph Schildkraut
Adasted Oy
Ims Fox
Langdon Mecormick
Josef Henaber
Stephens
Roducti
Dan D. Emmett
The
Associated Press
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Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
Firemen’s Carnival
National Avenue Week
Schloss Bros
S. H. Hable
Richard E. Byrd
Nettleton Shoes
Orndoff & Brown
Soriety
Riley & Son
Ear
Jones’ Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
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