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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1939

Page

9

Lebanon Church county notes highlight family visits and summer events

Mr and Mrs A E Keller and others visited Massanetta Springs for a music festival. Local residents hosted and traveled to Winchester Warrenton and Elizabeth Furnace. A new metal roof was installed on the graded school as candidates bustle about the coming primary.

Kenneth Ramey W. L. Armel William H. Guthrie Washington, D. C G. Don Gray Winchester G. D. Gray

Armel Brevities from ARMEL Virginia Local Notes

Mrs. Homer Malone of Shepherdstown W Virginia visits cousin Mrs G M Cornwell who is improving. Mrs J Calvin Turner returns to Price Pa after staying with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J W Hughes. Mrs James P Reardon of Winchester visits James P Don Jr. on Sunday. May Griffin and Delmos Mellon of Winchester visit Mr C E Armel. Ada Mellott and two sons of Alexandria VA stay with her father George E Armel. Mr George G D Gray and Don Gray Jr motor Skyline Drive Sunday. Clayton Knight ill but improving at J L Price home.

Armel Homer Malone Shepherdstown W. Va G. M. Cornwell Cornwell J. Calvin Turner Reed Pricee J. W. Hughes Hughes Jimmy James P. Reardon Winester James P. Don, Jr May Griffin Delmos Mellon Winchester C. E. Armel Ada Mellott Alexandria George E. Armel Eeece G. D. Gray Don Gray, Jr Clayton Knight J. L. Price

Hogue Creek Locals Share Social Visits and Ill News

Mrs Frank Wymer and children from Baberton Ohio visit Mrs Cleve Marple in Hogue Creek. Several local families host and visit relatives at Rock Enon and nearby towns including Frederick Maryland and Gore Virginia. The report notes improving health of Mrs Larrick and ongoing visits among neighbors and relatives.

Hogue Creek Frank Wymer Baberton Cleve Marple Annabess McCormick Mildred McCormick Rock Enon William Cooper Hedrick Washington E. E. Brangle, Jr Clyde Shuler Annie Shuler Scott White Frederick Will Clowser William Good Gore Helen White Cusing Chambersville Wymer Marple Elsie Emmons S. T. Larrick W. H. Clowser Larrick L. H. Ramey T. Larrick L. M. Larrick

White Post Social Roundup and Local Illness Updates

White Post Virginia social notes describe bridge club guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Canter with prizes won by Mrs. Canter. Updates mention visits to Hyattsville and Winchester Memorial Hospital, plus Meade Memorial Church chicken salad supper and travel to the New York World’s Fair.

White Post W. C. Wisecarver, Jr Bruce Gorham Garland Canter C. Conser Canter Wisecarver Eleanor Conley Fritzie Gay Carter Meade Conley Arthur Ribble Hyattsville Sherwood Forest Bess Conley Ladley Husted Charlottesville Womens Organization Meade Memorial Church C. C. Funkhouser Winchester Memorial Hospital Sallie Daniel Rixey Dearmont Kenneth Baill the Plains Less Rosenberry Morial Hospital Rixey Dearmont Mead~ea Harrisonburg Dearmont Bill Dearmont C. O. Dearmont Lucie Chrisman Betty Meade Stuart Crawford N. J

Ungers Store Notes

Miss Virginia Bohrer and Willadene Dick spent a week in Martinsburg with relatives. Dr. Shaw and Berkeley Springs county nurse held a free clinic in Greenwood Church basement for preschool children. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dick visited Mrs. J. W. Brannon and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Phillips at Whitacre last Sunday.

Harley Place H. B. Dick Brown Mason Harry Heironimus Winchester Mollie Nesmith Emmet Shirley Harry Mason Norval Mason Bloomery

Middleway Notes Bright Crop Season and Local Happenings

Middleway notes praise a very good growing season and efficient threshing from the field. Local incidents include a truck overturn causing injuries to Lee Barnes, Calvin Pierce, Carlton Swartz, and Charles Lee Nicely. Community events feature Rev. Hazel’s church appointment, a Methodist Ladies Aid weiner roast, and visits from residents and travelers.

Middleway W. Va E. W. Pierce Lee Barnes Calvin Pierce Carlton Swartz Charles Lee Nicely Pierce Hazel M. E Ladies Aid Methodist Church Priest Field Guy Gardner Chambersburg George Hartzell Nonnie Hardesty Shepherdsace C. W. Staubs Farm Woman's Club Ernest Ring

Whitacre Notes and Local Visitors in Whitacre Area

Miss Betty Whitcare of Monessen Pennsylvania visits Miss Edith Braithwaite. Several families from Bernville and Winchester areas spend Sundays with local residents. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Troy Click and children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor and kids, Mrs. Sertha Kimble host, and others from Woodbury Heights, Angers Store, and Cross Junction.

Whitacre Betty Whitcare Monessen Edith Braithwaite Clint Johnson Jack Bernville Ralph Johnson Troy Click Eileen Alan Angers Store W. Va J. W. Brannon Russell Taylor

Berlin tests air raid drills with imaginary enemy raid

Berliners faced four million residents taking part in a simulated air raid as anti-aircraft batteries fired at night and beacons and smoke filled the sky. Authorities reported orderly evacuation and quick curfains while residents continued the blackout as sirens wailed and mock wreckage was staged.

Berlin

Bomb detonations set buildings ablaze in the simulation

The scene described involves buildings set afire by bombs with detonations heard like exploding blasts. The account notes fires and destruction in the simulated environment as explosions occur.

Old Book Copy Owned by R S Bryarly in White Post

R S Bryarly of White Post owns a 1810 booklet titled A Topographical Description of the Counties of Frederick, Berkeley and Jefferson in Virginia by Charles Varle. It notes Frederick county’s population averages 34 per square mile with 9,350 white males, 8,972 white females, 457 free persons of color and 5,734 slaves.

R. S. Bryarly White Post Frederick Berkeley Jefferson Virginia Charles Varle W. Heiskell Frederick County Clarke

Memorial Service Set at Pleasant Grove U B Church Cross Roads Va

Cross Roads Virginia notes an all day memorial service at Pleasant Grove U B Church next Sunday. Mrs J B White visited her ill daughter Mrs W R Berryhill over the weekend and is reported improving. Mr and Mrs W W Hicks visited the Whites Sunday afternoon. Mrs Edgar McKee and children called on Mrs Esta McKee and children.

Cross Roads Pleasant Grove U. B. Church J. B. White W. R. Berryhill Edgar McKee Esta McKee

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Lebanon Church News W. H. Wisecarver Mildred Brown Man Larence Windle Ida Keller Price Henderlite Lola McDonald Adolph Hockman Bentonville Charles Windle Claude Windle O. H. Wilkins Laura Wilkins Charles Beeler California Berber Irene Hammond Oak Grove Mayme Miller Royal Neighbors Coal Mine Mt. Hope Church Julian T. Owen Ada Glass Baker Cedar Creek Church N. L. Whittington Ivan Cline William Cline Kathleen Cline Bessie Bowers Ruth Elaine Bowers Chesapeake Seafood Store N. Loudoun ST Unger’s Store Whitacre Mention Edgar Pugh Paul Braithwaite Betty Cross Junction Thomas Byrum Ivan Pugh Arthur Olinger Olinger Eecer Shelby B. Whitacre William Te John Omps Near Bloomery George B. Whitacre Austin Havermale Hershel Omps Kernstown Harry Dolan Pauline Parrill Dolan Terry Rayon Price Belle Isle W. W. Hicks New York San Francisco An de Sinclair Ad Auto John C. Woolfolk Portland Cement Association State Planters Bank Bldg Richmond, Va Chambray Penney Sheer Eusiee
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