Memorial Day Scout Service Flags in Mt Hebron Cemetery
Scouting units plan to place thousands of Confederate flags at Mt Hebron Cemetery for Memorial Day. Five scouts from each troop will be assigned, with the same group serving on June 6 as color guard and services aides before flag retrieval. A Winchester Frederick county camp committee meeting is set for June 5 to plan four summer camps and report results in The Star.
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Mt. Hebron
Winchester
Frederick County
Stephens City
Middletown
Trustees
Handley Library
Specia Committee
The
Star
Fred Stine
J. Lee Calahan
Philadelphia
Virginia
Scouts of
Scouts of the
Scouts
Cooper
Hop 1
Frank Bell Taylor
Bevelle Brown
Tom Rodman
Bentley Kinney
Theodore Jackimier
Frank Yeakle
Powell Jolliffe
Henry Schneider
Wilbur Sibert
Brown Ritter
Charles Harper
Jimmy Grove
National Cemetery
White
Rock Next Mee
Renoon Gaturalternoon
Cou
Roy Hockman
William H. Brown
T. Roll
Mr. Brown
C.S. Hartman
Royal Scotch Limited
Harrisburg
Chicago
Great Britain
London
Glasgow
Scotland
Scout Troop Meetings Highlight Patrol Competition and Roster
The weekly Troop 8 meeting at the Reformed Church featured the Bob White patrol leading with 23 percent to the Wolf patrol's 21 points amid a camping discussion and a tracking demonstration by Carl Peer. Troop 11 and Tribe 9 reports note Red Cross first aid courses, Morse signaling, and summer meeting plans at Douglas School with Dr. Finley and Scoutmaster Anderson.
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Reformed
Bob White
Olf
Carl Peer
Wolf Patrol
New Tribe
Tribe 9
C. E. Seastrunk
Albin
Bryarly School
Seastrunk
Scout
Middletown
Middletown Troop of
Boy Scouts
Stephens City
Francis Venable
Randolph Larrick
Taylor F. Finley
Douglas School
American Red Cross
Finley
Charles Anderson
Red Cross
Grimes Grimoire Local Notes and Movements
Grimes Virginia notes report Post office Inspector E. B. Darrow visiting on business. William Ritter of Hagerstown Maryland stayed with relatives nearby. Wheeler Nicholson moved from Orange Virginia to a tenant house on John Dick orchard farm. Miss Mary Newcomb of Winchester visited cousin James Grimes. Miss Elizabeth Randall has been staying in town.
Local residents note assorted community changes
Indisposed at her home here for the past week. The White Hallie association held suppers at each school house by night for cemetery benefit. Alfred Gardner of nearby has been ill at home. John Bruner and family, once in charge of the L A Cather orchard near Woodbine, sold last week and motored to Austin Colorado. Cecil Barr and family moved from Robert Clevenger’s home to their own near Winchester. Daniel Leight and Isaac Kerns families visited Kerns’ parents near Siler. Ben Hubbard builds a small barn at his home nearby.
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White Halli Esociation
Bine
Alfred Gardner
Near Here
John Bruner
Woodbine
Austin
Colo
Cecil Barr
Robert Clevenger
Winchester
Daniel Leight
Isaac Kerns
Mr. Kerns
Siler
Ben Hubbard
DeHaven Glimpses and Visits Across Virginia and West Virginia
DeHaven area notes list several visits and calls. Martha Myers from Clearbrook visits Mrs Joshua Whitacre. Mrs Edward Willard and children from Martinsburg call on Mrs Willard’s parents Mr and Mrs Edward Brannon. Samuel DeHaven calls on Corrie Crouse. W M DeHaven visits Philip Shade. Elmer Adams visits Earl Whitacre. Mollie Nesmith and son of Shockeysville weekend with J W Crouse. Maurice DeHaven and son Harold of Glengary visit W M DeHaven. Mabel Lamp of DeHaven spends a week with Ruble Haines of Clearbrook.
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Dehaven
Martha Myers
Clearbrook
Joshua Whitacre
Edward Willard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Willard
Edward Brannon
Samuel DeHaven
Corrie Crouse
W. M. DeHaven
Philip Shade
Elmer Adams
Earl Whitacre
Mollie Nesmith and Son
Shockeysville
J. W. Crouse
Maurice DeHaven
Harold
Glengary
Mabel Lamp
Ruble Haines
Middletown Notes Highlights Local Visits and Memorials
Local items report visitors from Went MD and Reliance as L L Sibert and son, Walter McCauley family at Memorial services, and Helen Headley staying with Raymond Headley. Mrs L L Trenan improving at home near Little Pines, junior choir organized by Rev W P Saunders to lead Sunday services.
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Ree Tie
Trone Dove
Mills
George
L. L. Trenan
Little Picasane
Eagle Eechester
Guthridge
Main Street
Aimee Clark
Teac
Hume
Perone
George Rk
L. L. Sibert
Went
W. H. Sibert
Walter McCauley
Refuge
Helen Headley
Reliance
Raymond Headley
W. P. Saunders
Amy Miller
Bealton
Geo. Clark
Robynann Williams
T. A. Williams
Williams Visit Noted in Charles Town Church Roster
Rev. W. P. Baunders gave the address at the church event. Miss Louise Williams is visiting her grandfather Dr. Pitman and other relatives in Charles Town West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Baunders
Louise Williams
Dr. Pitman
Charles Town
W. Va
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Harry Ebert
Richard Rusk
Brooks
Court of Honor
Sven
Seascout
Mr. Brooks
Dent
Eatch
Lawrence Fries
P. L. Paul Hunter
Grimes
Southern Wholesalers
Conoco Gas
U.S. Tires
Model
Evening Star
Ests
Herrell Sales Corp
John S. Solenberger & Company
Bickers Motor Company
Winchster’s
Ford Dealer
Auto Trim Shop
S. Brad
St. Phone
National Association OF
Davis
Valley
J. W. Arthur
Rouss Ave
Davis Grocery
Company Direct
John
USA
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Silvertown
Cammer Tire CO
Chevrolet
J. C. Hockman
Mgr
Packard
Ford Tudor
Ford
Ruuss Garage
Braddock St
Big Sister
Byles Forgrave
Clem
Rome
MR. Hobbs
Heah
FIVDI
Ras
Lan
Baldoy
Joe
Clem S
U. S
Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
C. I. Brumback
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