Ridings Chapel News and Community Notes June Update
The Ridings Chapel Ladies' Aid met with eleven members and two visitors. Members and guests include Mrs. John Bray and Mrs. Emma Willis among others. A June 14 Children’s Service with dialogues and songs is planned, led by Mrs. Gladys Good, Mrs. Emma Willis, and Miss Thelma Petty. Grover Grim funeral held, Ollie Grim improving. Various visits and social updates from Marietta Golightly to Panama-bound Marshall Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings
Chapel
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Bray
Kernstown Lot for Sale in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction set for June 11 1936 at 2 PM in Winchester Virginia for Lot No 1 on the east side of Valley Turnpike Kernstown a 1 acre 23 square poles unimproved building lot in Jacob Metz farm subdivision Terms: half cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust with bonds of purchaser and semiannual interest payments The sale is ordered by Herbert S Larrick administrator of George W Farmer deceased with I Brumback as auctioneer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Larrick
Admr. c. T. A
George W. Farmer
George W. Farmers
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court
Winchester
Kernstown
Valley Turnpike
Jacob Metz
Herbert
Larrick
T. T
I. Brumback
Victoria N. Lupton
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Virginia
Washington Street
D. W. Lupton
Fannie Gray Dright
Corporation Court of Wintee
H . R. Kern
M. M. Lynch
B. P. Harrison
Bessie Brannon
Refuge area notes quiet funeral and visits in county
Refuge Virginia June 5 A number from this community attended the funeral of Mrs Emma Grim at Ridings Chapel Saturday evening. Several residents and visitors were mentioned visiting relatives and socializing across local towns including Winchester Front Royal Stephens City Bartonsville Reliance and Fairview Church services.
Angers Store Items Notice of Births Death and Visits
Mrs. Etta Humes of Comnels ville Pa visited her mother Mrs. Mary Shade and Mrs. Seymour Bohrer. Friends of Mrs. Irell were grieved by a death at Shockey. funeral Sunday. A five and a half pound daughter born Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Rosa a Sam and Dick visiting friends. Mrs. Icie DeHave has two children. Berkeley Springs residents visiting Mrs C G Saven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers Store
Etta Humes
Comnelsville
Mary Shade
Seymour Bohrer
Ohio
Donald
Cumberlin
Irell
Shockey
Esti
Memorial Hospital Tuesc
Wimmer Rosa A Sam
Icie DeHave
Helename
Berkeley Springs
C. G. ’Sfaven
Tomato Plant Purchase Amid Maryland Trip
Sunday report notes J. C. Hobday Troy Dick Carol Files D W Mauzy and Howard Shrout traveled to Hancock Maryland Monday and bought between twelve and fifteen thousand tomato plants. A recent lodge hall free clinic provided examination and vaccination for children six months to six years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. C. Hobday
Troy Dick
Carol Files
D. W. Mauzy
Howard Shrout
Hancock, Md
Lodge Hall
Spelling Match at Railroad Union Event Saturday
A spelling event at the Railroad Union hall features a special prize for the best speller. Refreshments are provided and all are welcome to attend this community evening on Saturday, June 6.
Reliance Notes
Reliance Virginia June 5 Mr Joe Derrick recuperating from a tonsil operation at his home here The Christian Endeavor Society will sponsor a lawn party on Saturday night June 6 The public is invited School closed at this place Friday with rural commencement at Front Royal Va Mr C E Pence is able to be out again after a severe illness Guests at the home of Mr R R Stickley and family over the weekend were Mr and Mrs F A Foster Tilden Stickley and C H Lakey all of Washington DC Mrs C H Lakey and little son who has been spending the past six weeks with her parents left for Washington with em Mr Lloyd Rinker is out again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Stickley
C. H. Lakey
Washington, D. C
Little Son
Washington
Lloyd Rinker
Memorial Day Visits Reach Local Families
After a illness with pneumonia Mr Murl Gruver and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs D N Gruver plus Miss Marguerite Ce Miss Tiene Dovel and friend Mr and Mrs McKay Mr R E ees Mr Carson Brown and Messrs Dovell all of whom sow employment in Washington DC spent Memorial Day at their homes here Children Day exercises will be held Sunday morning at the United Brethren Church Miss Ruby Beaty visited her father last Sunday Miss Beaty employment in New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl Gruver
D. N. Gruver
Marguerite Ce
Tiene Dovel
McKay
R. E. Ees
Carson Brown
Messrs
Dovell
Washington, D. C
United Brethren Church
Ruby Beaty
Miss Beaty
New Market
White Hall Notes Highlights Local Socials and Illness
White Hall Virginia notes report schedule for Children’s Day services on Sunday June 1 at 8 p m. Community members including Mrs Sue Brown and Mr Dewey Brown appear in illness as mumps affect several neighbors. Visits and weekend trips are listed among residents and relatives including Martinsburg Winchester and Oranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Sue Brown
Dewey Brown
Vernon Hutton
Bruce Wilson
Virginia Stiles
Jesse Racey
Oranda
Winchester
Emily Vanzee
Ann Muriel
Charles Brown
Messrs
Warren
Sam Ware
Melvin McKee
Virginia Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Tom Brown
Wesley Ware
Douglas Lamp
Edgar Smoke
Ross McKee
Local Social Roundup From Winchester Area I Families
Mrs George Lar and Miss Colleen Bageant are seen visiting in local circles as Miss Muriel Ann hosts. James Hansher returns home to Mima Virginia after a school year. Frank Strother and Ward Purcell join a children s day service at Little Mountain Church. Eugene Anderson and daughter Elizabeth Carr visit Edmonia Baker in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sure
Shepard
Motht
Spen Ier
George Lar
James Hansher
Mima
Colleen Bageant
Ann Muriel Brown
Frank Strother
Little Mountain Church
Ward Purcell
Brucetown
Janney Mc
Eugene Anderson
Elizabeth Carr
Albin Family and Local News Notes
Albin Virginia June 4 dinner guests include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and family Mrs. Sadie Yeakley and Miss Susan Howard. Bryarly school term closed May 29. Rev and Mrs C E Seastrunk returned from two weeks in South Carolina. Seastrunk's sister joined them for weeks here. Weekend guests included Mr Buncutter's niece and husband of Washington DC. Little Bobbie Seastrunk celebrated his third birthday on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Guy Smith
Sadie Yeakley
Susan Howard
Charles Willingham
Berryville
Bryarly School
C. E. Seastrunk
South Carolina
Visiting relatives and updates at local households
The article notes Mr and Mrs W A Buncutter hosting Tuesday night visitors and Miss Susan Howard’s Saturday guests, comprised of relatives from Martinsburg West Virginia. It adds that Mr James Spence, though confined to his room, has been doing well recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Buncutter
Susan Howard
Martinsburg
W. Va
James Spence
Cross Junction Notes Distinctive Visits Around Baker Household
Cross Junction Virginia residents hosted weekend guests from Winchester Washington DC and nearby towns. The Baker Braithwaite Edwards and Whitacre households' visitors included C G Baker Mrs C G Baker Mr Gilbert De Haven Louis Gunn Philip Gunn Alvin Baker De Blantz Hilda Edwards June Whitacre Evangeline Whitacre Pat Whitacre Donald Braithwaite and others. The gatherings centered on family connections with extended stays and local visits noted through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Edwards
Baneter Donald Braithwaite
Winchester
Rat
H. Braithwaite
June Whitacre
Braithwaite
Miss Lillie Otteson guest in Nineveh Virginia
Nineveh Virginia June 5 Miss Lillie Otteson of Richmond is a guest of Mrs H F McKay. The Women s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs J M Jett on Wednesday. Mrs Laura V Hartley has returned home after visiting Mrs Charles Tobin who has been sick but is improved. Continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Lillie Otteson
Richmond
H. F. McKay
The
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Jett
Laura V. Hartley
Charles Tobin
Public sale of desirable city residence in Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public auction of a Winchester residence at 132 North Washington Street. The sale follows a Virginia chancery decree and payment terms require one third cash and two equal annual installments with interest and security by deed of trust and fire insurance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Jackson
Marvin Hammock
Marietta
Gladys Good
Emma Willis
Thelma Petty
Grover Grim
Ridings Chapel
Ollie Grim
High View
Hopkins
Cadwallader
Marshall Walters
Panama
Edna Cadwallader
Pauline McGuinn
Frank Stowell
Charles Willis
Eugene White
Grover Henson
Middletown
Julian Hammock
Frances Inskip
Marietta Golightly
Dorothy Willis
Middleburg
Montgomery
Fairmont
Tom Montgomery
Alma White
Gertie Ebers
Mildred Grim
Angie
Lily Burcham
Virginia Luttrell
Dorothy
Virginia Willis
Refuge
Courtney Bennington
Bartonsville
Austin Conner
Charles Heartley
Stephens City
L. L. Bowman
J. W. Headley
F. H. Ritenour
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Morrison
Sadie Gruber
Genevieve Gruber
Reliance
Cyrus Ebersole
Evelyn Fernbee
Avis
Nancy Bray
Wilson Derflinger
Front Royal
Journal Orndorff
Dalton Rowland
Child
Thornton Ferebee
Fairview Church
Angers
Mustad
Steubenville
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Cleveland
O. Baltimore
Chicago, Ill
Detroit
Mich
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Terminal Union
N. Brad
Schlitz Brewer
U. S
JOS. Schtitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Wise
Railroad Union
Baltimore
Jacob Keever
Cecil Shanholtz
Capon River
Bartlett
Glenwood
Asco Pork & Beans
SCO
Dr. West
West
Pera Eater
Cel Mee
Miller & Anderson
Kelvinator
BO Ae
Abeea
Kellogg’s
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
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