Families Visit in Gainesboro Gleanings
Gainesboro Virginia residents Mr and Mrs Frank Flowers and their eight children visited Mr and Mrs Clifton Price on Sunday. In Hagerstown on Wednesday Joe Davis married Flora Shane of Maine in a quiet ceremony.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1928
Page
5
Gainesboro Virginia residents Mr and Mrs Frank Flowers and their eight children visited Mr and Mrs Clifton Price on Sunday. In Hagerstown on Wednesday Joe Davis married Flora Shane of Maine in a quiet ceremony.
Mrs Violet Connor and her children of Winchester visited Mr Asbury Farmer on Sunday. Mrs Jank Reed and daughter and Mrs Carl Dunlap of Lehen West Virginia called on him. Mr and Mrs Mac DeHaven and their boys spent Monday in Hagers Town Maryland.
Miss Angie Larrick and Mrs Charles Richard of Stephens City visited Stephensons Surday and had supper with Mr and Mrs Lee Ordinorf. W B Adams and children spent a day with Mr and Mrs James DeHaven. Mrs Harry Fout and daughter Imogene visited Mrs Catlett in Maryland. The Holland family of Winchester visited A P Holland. James H Rodgers Floyd and Frank Minor with Shirley arrived from Erie to stay with Dean and Rogers Farmer. Mr and Mrs Edgar Kelsoe welcomed a baby girl last Saturday.
Archibald Chapman a 32 year old London native and assistant linen keeper on the Leviathan faces $7500 bail after being charged with stealing registered mail from June 16 to 22 aboard the ship while at sea. United States Commissioner O Neil set August 9 for arraignment after detective rounds.
Heat waves in Washington caused government workers to be released early for the afternoon. Temps reached 95 degrees at 1 PM with about a dozen prostrations reported as employees in temporary wartime structures left their desks at noon.
Chicago July 20 5000 Hyde Park High School students greet Amelia Earhart alumna first woman to fly Atlantic as principal Hiram Loomis calls her our most distinguished alumna speeches from teachers and classmates echo the celebration The article also notes Brittany fashion details in a separate paragraph.
Berlin judge and jury heard a merchant sue a tobacconist for selling bad cigars. The tobacconist provided cigars to the jurors to sample their merit, and the jury promptly returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
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