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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1940

Page

9

Berryville Social News Highlights Local Visits

Berryville Virginia patrons recount a busy week of guests and travels. Visitors include Norvell Walters and family from New York, the Canter family from Berryville to Roanoke and back, and many relatives from Wilmington Norfolk and Washington visiting local homes.

Berryville Norvell Walters Winfred Walters Bobby New York

Local families host guests during weekend visits

Ernest Brown and Reginald Morrison with spouses entertain in Washington and Baltimore. Berlin family members visit in Washington and White Post. Lickey and Bowles households host relatives from Washington and Florida. Gettysburg College student Roberta Aylor spends weekend with parents in Virginia, joined by Griffith and Jimmy Sears from Wilmington. Moore family receives visitors from Charlottesville and Norfolk.

Roberta Aylor Gettysburg College Gettysburg Miss Aylor Miss Griffith Jimmy Sears Wilmington Del

Local Visitors and Weekend Guests Visit Virginia Towns

A list of social visits and weekend guests from Washington Richmond Milton Valley Berryville and Pittsburgh includes Mr and Mrs T W Whitaker at Manassas Mrs Charlotte Hudson with sister Miss Jessie Morris Miss Virginia Page and Miss Kate Powers hosting Miss Roberta Whitehead of Washington Col Ristedt and family from Pittsburgh at Archies Arnette home Mrs Treadwell Crown and daughter Jessie of Georgia return from Woodlawn Beverley Randolph returns to Berryville from Beverley Farms Mass Louise Huyette heads to Radford State Teachers College Wesley Dean of Washington visits relatives along the Shenandoah river area.

Charlotte Hudson Washington Miss Jessie Morris Virginia Page Kate Powers Roberta Whitehead Col. Ristedt and Family Pittsburgh Archie Arnette Louise Huyette Radford Radford State Teachers’ College Wesley Dean

Radio Highlights Schedule and Concert Listings

A dense schedule of program times and names for WMAL WRC WJSV and other stations. Entries cover Strictly Business Watergate concerts Lucille Manners Don Ameche Claire Trevor and various orchestras with pieces by Chabrier Debussy Ponchielli Smetana and more along with news sports and weather updates.

WMAL WRC aAfter Debussy Ponchielli Don Ameche Claire Trevor Lucille Manners Johnny Kogen Grand Central Orchestra Don Norman H. Davis Barber Shops Arch McDonald J. Messner Starlight Y Byrnes Baukhage Ted Lewis Orch

Mrs Kline 75 Dead at Marlboro Home

Mrs Ida Kline 75 died at her daughter Mrs Russell Cooley's home near Marlboro at 4 30 yesterday afternoon. She was widow of Neal Kline. Survived by daughters Mrs Russell Cooley Mrs R C Fauver and Mrs Robert White Marlboro section. sons Samuel Kline Winchester and John Kline Marlboro. sisters Mrs C M McOnald Marlboro and Miss Bertie Keeler Stephens City. brothers John Robert Grover Keeler Marlboro. Funeral Saturday 10 at Presbyterian Church Marlboro Rev Harry Crim Strasburg officiating. Interment Sate Hill Cemetery Stephens City.

Ida Kline Russell Cooley Marlboro Neal Kline Kline R. C. Fauver Robert White Samuel Kline Winchester John Kline C. M. Mconald Bertie Keeler Stephens City John Robert Grover Keeler Presbyterian Church Harry Crim Strasburg Sate Hill Stephens Y

Middletown Notes Follow Richmond Trip and Social Attendance

Middletown Virginia notes report Rev. J. T. Brown traveled to Richmond Sunday and returned with Mrs. Brown and their three children who visited relatives there last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Reely attended the Mail Carriers Meeting at the George Washington Hotel in Alexandria Friday with Miss Martha Reely joining them.

Middletown J. T. Brown Richmond Brown Charlotte Norris Dayton, O C. E. Pope Carson Reely Rosseau Martin Barr Turner Willey R. L. Long George Brill Winchester George Hawes John Hawes T. Brown Hershel Borden Don Borden Tommy Borden Charles Carson Reely Elspeth Peyton Wilson Borden Episcopal Church Goodwin Elsie Jean Rinker H. 8. Jones Jake Rinker I. N. Elsea R. A. Larrick Alexandria Larrick Elsea

Woodson in Fairfax Visitors and Local Arrivals Noted

Master Tom Conner and his sister Thelma of Baltimore arrived with relatives to spend weeks with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc Cauley. Numerous visits and movements of families in the Fairfax Winchester Cana area are reported along with a Richmond marriage attended by local residents.

Examinations Announced for U S Civil Service Posts

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for Metallurgist and metallurgical engineer positions with salaries from 2000 to 5600 yearly and an assistant specialist in Navajo language at 2000. Applications due by August 22. contact Herman Lee, Secretary, at the local post office for full details.

United States Civil Service Commission Commission Washington Oe Department of the Interor Herman Lee U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Warm Weather and Visits at Rock Enon

Rock Enon Virginia notes mention very warm weather. Mrs Dorothy Anderson and Miss Lillian Triplett visit Mrs Eddie Ball at Cherrydale and plan a trip to Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Maynard Larrick visit town. Mr and Mrs Muriel Anderson spend Sunday there. Mr Henson Anderson of Paw Paw West Virginia is visiting.

Rock Enon Dorothy Anderson Lillian Triplett Eddie Ball Cherrydale Washington, D. C Maynard Larrick Muriel Anderson Henson Anderson Paw Paw W. Va

Footwear production in 1939 U S Factories output

In 1939 factories in the United States produced 424 136 411 pairs of footwear other than rubber. The data records annual output of boots and shoes across the sector for that year.

United States

Miss Aurelia Gawel Hopes Nervous Shock Could Restore Voice

Baltimore July 26 Miss Aurelia Gawel 26 says a nervous shock might cure her lost voice from two years ago. She seeks treatment after her condition faded her speaking voice.

Baltimore Aurelia Gawel

Miss Gawel Averts Drowning During Swim

A swimmer and her cousin entered the water with one going beyond depth. The cousin sank twice before Miss Gawel beached her. Both swimmers reached safety and the incident was described as a needed shock by the doctor.

Miss Gawel

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Social News Garland M. Canter Jean Mickie Roanoke Mr. Canter Garland Potts Joane Cadwell Jessie Wilmington, del Roy E. Potts Robert Thomas Thomas Waynesboro Will Hardesty Rice Street Hardesty Charles Gregory Gilbert Longerbeam Winchester Memorial Hospital Longerbeam Fisk Machine Company Viola Longerbeam Herbert Smailey and Son Nevert Fortescue N. J Christian and Gene Apps Shade Moore Jacqueline Moore New York City Portia Baldwin Norfolk Church Street Mary Benet Elizabeth Parshall Miss Parshall John Lutz Edith Lutz James Matthews Bobby Matthews Mary Allen Mrs. Holmes Allen Anne Neville Barnett Annie Laurie Parker Farmville, Va L. H. Ginn, Sr Capt Mrs. Holmes Ginn Jon Knox, Ky Samuel Chew Williams Anne Cabell Williams Ogdensburg, N. Y Matthew W. Jones T. T. Giffen Bag Pan Jones Matthew Jones, Jr Woodside Thomas E. Gold Harry Warden Marjorie Henebry Alice Polhamus Florence Table Top Florence Cere Mr. and Ernest Brown Reginald Morrison Robert Belhap Baltimore, Md Marie Crow William Royce Crows Reva Berlin Nannie Berlin Hawthorne Building Ruth Berlin Chamblin Punkhouser White Post Henry Lickey Louie Lickey Maddox Silver Spring Joseph F. Moore Moore John Rixey Charlottesville Bobby Compton Jack Rixey Moores T. W. Whitaker Rev. W. O. Luttrell Manassas, Va William Beverley Milton Valley Palmer Beverley Alice Munford Beverley Randolph Beverley Farms Mass Kay Gilpin, Jr Ton Mrs G. Kenneth Levi White Haven Shenandoah River Death Valley Jimmy Dorsey Amos 'N Andy al Pearce E. C. Hill Larry Clinton Herbert Orch Jan Garbér Beos National Limited Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis Linouaatiianel Martineburg Cincinnati , Ar Louisville , Ar St. Louie Awell Ar. Washington Nortod Baltimore & Ohio Sears Convenient Order Office U. S. Civil Service Nth Sears Sears, Roebuck and CO E. Boscawen ST The Evening Star
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