Frances Beard visits brother in Brush Creek Virginia
Miss Frances Beard of Pennsylvania visits her brother Nelson Beard at A P Whitacre home. Washington girls visiting Mrs Laura Dailey called home after Miss Margaret Sayre's mother suffered a heart attack. Various guests and local gatherings noted including homecomings, picnics, church events, and a planned all day Primitive Baptist meeting with Elder Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Frances Beard
Pennsylvania
Nelson Beard
A. P. Whitacre
Washington, D. C
Laura Dailey
Margaret Sayre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Annie Heironimus
Gerrardstown
Frank Flowers
Frank Lee Flowers
Ruth M. Kerns
George Mabey, Jr
George Webber
Butler
N. J
Roanoke
Tennessee
Webber
Arnold V. Dailey
S. Carson
Acre
Richard Hovtzmale
Reynolds Store
Files Chapel
Wood Luttrell
Ray Hinckle
Mauzy
Primitive Baptist Church
Timber Ridge
A. J. Garland
Arlington
Lebanon Church News notes local visits and mishaps
Mrs. Angie McDonald and son Warren visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McDonald while W. L. Whittington injured his arm hauling hay last week. Adolph Hockman and son Adolph Jr. visit Statton and Mrs Bowers in Bentonville. Burton Orndorff is ill. Marshall Hayden and family were in Winchester. Hayden foot healing after a prior gunshot accident. Several neighbors, including Cooley Windle Himelright, visited W. H. Bowers and Mrs. Fauver on Sunday morning.
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Jacob Tabler
Laurel Hill
Julius Keller
Clara Keller
Amelia
Leo. L. Bowman
Nineveh
William Sargent
Alvin Lee
Charles Ray
Mt. Rainier
Charles McDonald
Mary Lee Dover
Ernest Keller
Toms Brook
Keller
George Jenkins
Robert
Carson
Kenneth
Oranda
Fred Senseny
Helen
Ruth
Clary
Samuel McDonald
David Glaize
Sylvan Springs Farm
Ida Keller
Harry Orndorff
Cecil Roe
Opequon
E. &. Henderlite
Gilbert Stickley
Galen
Fishers Hill
Carlton
Carl Boyce
Minebank
Ellen McDonald
Leo McDonald
Middletown
Messrs
Statton Bowers
J. J. Keller
Strasburg
Mt. Hope
Jordan Cooley
Deerfield
D. S. Himelright
Isaac Creek Notes July community updates
Cecil Shanholtz and family visited Capon Bridge relatives. Union Ladies Aid met at Mrs. G. E. Clark with twenty attendees. August gathering set for Mrs. F. A. Whitacre. Local residents and visitors enjoyed picnics and weekend visits as several families shared time at homes of Kern and Shanholtz.
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Isaac Creek
Cecil Shanholtz
Billy and
Marie
Evers Shanholtz
Lee Crossen
J. Adams
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Fred Braithwaite
Philip
E. C. Tinsman
Union Ladies Aid Society
G. E. Clark
Glen
Henry Kern
Kathleen Strother
Billy
Angers Store
Milldale People Share Weekend Visits in Virginia
Milldale Va July 20. Bud Kirby of Front Royal spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Clay Kirby. Marguerite Armel visited Isabelle Stickley. Mrs M T Oliver of Hardesty visited friends. Mrs G Brown and children visited Sherwood Butler. Sylvia Brown of Front Royal stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs E G Brown. Lucy and Helen Oliver visited Sylvia and Mary June Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milldale
Bud Kirby
Front Royal
Clay Kirby
Marguerite Arme
Isabelle Stickley
M. T. Oliver
Hardesty
G. Brown
Sherwood Butler
Sylvia Brown
E. G. Brown
Lucy
Helen Oliver
Sylvia
Mary June Brown
Gravel Springs Picnic Set for August 12
Star Tannery notes announce the sixty sixth Gravel Springs picnic to be held August 12 at Gravel Springs. Evening school sessions begin at 7 P.M. each night next week at Gravel Springs with lectures and activities transported by unspecified means.
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Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Daily Crossword Puzzle Version with Clues
A mixed clue set lists numbers and hints for across and down entries. The puzzle includes references to Indian baby, a beast equal, burrs, surmise, and various wordplay items with themes like monarchs, metals, and foods. Partial/garbled text appears in the header and footer.
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Munich
Bandit Robs Tulsa Lunch Stand Fleeing with Note Signed
A Tulsa incident reports Lloyd Price a lunch stand worker held up by a bandit who looted $10 and left a note claiming responsibility. The note reads I held this boy up and asks to hold his job while apologizing.
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Tulsa
Lloyd Price
Chinese Inflict Heavier Losses in War Fronts
Chinese military reports from Hupeh Shansi describe major successes against Japanese forces. A big scale battle is under way in southeast Shansi with 7,000 Japanese casualties in the past fortnight. Further west, Chinese troops push back invaders from the Han river near Kanhow.
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Shanghai
Hupeh
Shansi
Kanhow
Han River
Japanese Drive Westward From Hankow After Shanghai Incident
After Hankow fell on Oct 26 Japanese forces push west through Hupeh toward Shansi and Ichang, key mid Yangtze ports. Britain faces potential boycott as Japanese operators threaten to cut railway access to Britons and British goods amid tensions over a Shanghai crossing employee’s killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Hupeh Province
Shansi
Ichang
Yangtze
China
Shanghai
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Hubert Hershman
Elizabeth Furnace
Whittington
Peer
Cedar Creek
Tom Whittington
Tony Whittington
E. I. Kern
Ray
Jake
Atha Dyke
H. J. Berrier
Daisy Orndorff
Lebanon Church News
Square Dance
Valley View
Kernstown
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Pine Motor Co
Main & Monmouth St
Star Tannery Notes
Porn
Chapman Motor CO
Loudoun St
Winchester
Daily Cross
Chessvania
Great Lakes
India
Edward
Arabia
Melody
Garey Shane Aic
Irie Oni Ee
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Winchester, Virginia
Pure Oil
THE
Pure Oil Company
California
Crisco
Ritter
Swansdown
Maxwell House
Rason
Sunsweet
CALIF
Prunes
Seward
Alaska
Can &E
Rob Roy Beverages
N.B.C. Pride
Dole
Keebler
Kraft’s Cheese
Kra
Wytex Bleach
LOS
Serettrone
Welch’s
Weston’s
Wheaties
Tom Watson
Asco
Goetze’s
Franks
Statler Towels
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