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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
June 11 notes list numerous visitors and calls by residents of Mount Pleasant Virginia and nearby areas. Social gatherings include porch calls, weekend visits, and a Washington trip. Community activities include a Christian Endeavor meeting and a revival closing.
Clarke county entries Trap Star from Pagebrook stables Boyce and Audley Farms Bobashella won at Washington Park Illinois on June 10. Trap Star paid $159.54 for two dollars while Bobashella earned $1,200 with Matuels at $6.28. Jockey Meyer and Jockey Schutte rode the winners. Miss Joan Lowell survived a recent auto crash and is reported to have swam ashore.
A large crowd from Frederick and nearby counties plus some from other states attended a 2:30 PM memorial service Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church near Mount Wil. The gathering aims to become an annual event honoring those buried in the church graveyard.
Isaac Creek locals report visits by Mr and Mrs Cecil Shanholtz and children to Winchester. The Dailey family and relatives traveled to Woodstock. Kern and Kern family visited Kernstown. Dorothy Lee Brewer returned home from Kernstown. George Clark and Rev W H Schlack hosted meals. Residents attended Gainesboro district Sunday school at Wesley Chapel. Walter Dailey works on his house. Lee Kern recovers from a foot injury. Showers ease the long breath of dry weather. Mount Hebron Church holds Sunday school at 9:30 am on June 5 with Rev W W Shickle inviting all.
An advertisement extols Radox foot bath mix in water for corns and calluses. It claims nightly soaks soften and lift corns, relieving pain and refreshing feet. Available at Baker's Drug Store and many drug stores as a modern method to remove corns without plasters or cutting.
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