Meditations And Court Notice From Winchester 1936
Religious meditation on the Bible notes the soul as a temple of God and urges purity and peace within the body. In Winchester Virginia a divorce case Viola A Thrift seeks a vinculo matrimonii from Irving F Thrift on adultery grounds with legal notices issued for appearance and publication.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Viola A. Thrift
Irving F. Thrift
Adul
Virginia
Evening Star
Court House
Commissioner's reference in Triplett estate case in Frederick VA
In Frederick County Virginia the court references a Master Commissioner to settle accounts of G C Bucher executor of Mary E Triplett. The commissioner will report on realty personal property liens taxes and beneficiaries under the will and notify interested parties by publication for four weeks. A fixed hearing date of August 10 1936 is set at Winchester.
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Mary E. Triplett
G. C. Bucher
Winchester
No. 17
Court Square
Virginia
Ee Ards
Chancery
Herbert
Oma
Friends and Church Delegates Pay Respects and Reunite
News from Stephens City Virginia reports Mrs. Julian Steele improving after illness. Lutherans return from Massanetta Springs conference. Local families visit relatives in Front Royal Culpeper Washington and Altoona. Several residents attend Massanetta Springs services and church picnic at Rouss Park.
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E. M. Lemley
Margaret Ward
Leesburg
Susie Shryock
Effie Williams
Jack Deighton
Middletown
Charlotte Lemley
Mary Sandy
Garland Strickler
Ted Lemley
Massanetta
Springs
Sarah Brumback
Washington, D
Leslie Orndorff
Gregory
Mary Orndorff
Clara Cooper
Thomas Galliday
Altoona
Allen Lovett
Washington, D. C
Bob Sargent
Alexandria
Samuel Sargent
M. E. Church
Rouss Park
C. S. Headley
M. P. Lemley
Avery Warren
Massanetta Springs
Brucetown Brings News of Visitors and Picnic
Mrs Andy Whitacre and daughter called on Mrs Ross McKee at White Hall on Thursday. Dudley Pierce of Winchester and Mrs S J Smiley visited cousins the Misses Hughes of Charles Town last week. Harrison May and daughter from Moorefield spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Martin Adams. Brucetown Church plans a picnic in Lewis Pidgeon’s meadow at Wea desville on Saturday August 1. Rhodelle Whitacre visited Frances and Juanita Scrivener near Clearbrook Monday. Martin Adams family visited Silas Adams at Gainesboro Sunday.
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Brucetown
Andy Whitacre
Ross McKee
White Hall
Dudley Pierce
Winchester
S. J. Swimley
Misses Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Harrison May
Little
Moorefield
Martin Adams
Lewis Pidgeon
Wéadesville
Rhodelle Whitacre
Frances and
Juanita Scrivener
Clearbrook
Silas Adams
Gainesboro
Oranda Notes From Oranda Virginia Weather and People
Oranda Virginia notes report recent light showers benefiting corn oats gardens and pastures. Social items include visits and travel by residents such as Mrs M C Keys Miss Frances Brumback and Miss Minnie Orndorff plus visitors Harold March Covington Blanchfield and others. A Walnut Spring protracted meeting led by Rev H J Harvey is noted.
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Oranda
M. C. Keys
Front Royal
J. M. Brumback
Frances Brumback
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harold March
Winchester
James Boggs
Charles Carroll
Staunton
J. A. Carroll
Harry Long
Wilbur Long
Richmond
M. M. Orndorff
Covington Blanchfield
Erie
Blanchfield
Goldie Miller
Minnie Orndorff
Walnut Spring
H. J. Harvey
Brisco Lichliter
Charlottesville
Harry Henson
John Supinger
Lebanon Church
Pauline Orndorff
Laurel Hill
Guy Pingley
Bobby Sapp
Washington
F. B. Sapp
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG social calendar
Canterbury Notes reports visits and gatherings in Cantberburg Virginia. John Perry visits parents O D Perry. Pauline Dovel returns from Washington DC. Evelyn Green weekends at home near Refuge. Retha White with aunt B A Rowland. F L Dover visiting Washington DC. George Tobin and family host. Audrey White and Lawrence White guests of John Bowman near Winchester.
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Audrey White
Lawrence White
John Bowman
Winchester
Refuge area social notes and local visits
Refuge, Va. on July 30 reports Clarence Pitcock and a Staten Island friend visiting Oh and Mrs. E R Conner of Ro uge. Washington visitors Willis Ruggles Ralph Hess stayed with locals. Several illness, operation and recovery notes for Mrs Clarence Kerns Hagerstown. Thieves stole forty young chickens from James Orndorff. Various locals and guests mingle, including families Bowman Headley Pitcock Lillard and Leith, plus sham battle attendance at Manassas.
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Refuge
Clarence Pitcock
Warner
Staten Island
N. Y
Willis Ruggles
Ralph Hess
Washington, D. C
Clarence Kerns
Hagerstown
James Orndorff
Norman Grim
Clara Keller
Lebanon Church
Keller
L. L. Bowman
J. W. Headley
Boyd Headley
Winchester
Frank Pitcock
Phil Bowman
Nap” Leith
Middleburg
Howard Leith
Frances Lillard
A. F. Lillard
Manassas
Ollie
Lightning strikes home causing damage in Vaucluse
Lightning hit Ott’s house near the Salem Church in Vaucluse causing shattered window panes and stunned family members. A Cedar Cliff Presbyterian service is slated for 11 a.m. led by Rev. Honefelt of Wykoff New Jersey with local residents and visitors noted at several homes in the area.
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Vauclube
Ott
Salem Rar
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Honefelt
Wykoff
N. J
Wilbur Costello
Washington, D. C
Thurman Costello
Rebecca Costello
Waterford
Robert Cotello
Arthur Stickley
Ethel. Stickley
W. M. Stickley
Clarence Mitchell
Heardben Fry
Pittsburgh
Silas Zeigler
Leon and
Kenneth
Mary Inglefritz
Dolly Enck
Carlisle
Ora Wise
Stephens City
James Wise
Milton Fall
Washingwe D. C
Rippie
Austin Duganne
Calhoun
H. A. Whissen
Robert van Meter
Mrs. Kantner
Winchester
Rain showers and a full day meeting at Rock Enon
Rock Enon Va July 30 reports a fine shower of rain recently with more needed. An all day meeting was held Sunday drawing many attendees. Mr and Mrs S B Larrick and son and Mr and Mrs Maynard Larrick attended a sham battle at Manassas. Residents also joined a Gore picnic recently.
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Rock Enon
S. B. Larrick
Maynard Larrick
Manassas
Gore
Popular Priest Is Transferred
Norfolk, July 30 The Rev. Vincent D. Warren a widely known Catholic priest is being transferred effective the last day of August to Mobile Alabama The Ledger Dispatch says Since November 24 1915 he has been pastor of St Josephs Church and head of the school bearing the same name Father Warren has dedicated his life to work among the Negroes and has won high praise for his activities here He is a native of Germantown Pennsylvania.
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Norfolk
Vincent D. Warren
Mobile
Ala
The
Ledger-Dispatch
Father Warren
St. Joseph’s Church
Warren
Germantown
N. and W. Shows Heavy Increase in Net Income
Roanoke Virginia July 30 A gain of more than four and a half million dollars in net income of the Norfolk and Western Railway Company during the first half of this year versus the same period in 1935 was reported in the financial statement from the general offices. For the period ended June 30 the railway earned 14 358 098 dollars compared with 9 812 421 the previous year. June net income was 2 455 453 dollars.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Rise in Earnings Shows $261,683 Gain Over 1935
The report notes a gain of $261,683 over 1935 and an increase of $147,000 from the preceding month, signaling improving financial performance for the period.
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Pine Motor CO
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Canterbury
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Pauline Dovel
Evelyn Green
Retha White
B. A. Rowland
F. L. Dover
George Tobin
Charles Tobin
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