Reynolds Store Area Community Notes and Local Visits
Local residents report frequent calls and visits among neighbors in Reynolds and nearby communities. Memorial services at Wesley Chapel are announced for June 16, and attention is given to hospital updates and travel to races in Charles Town. Locust damage and upcoming Union Ladies Aid meet are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Largent
Whitacre
Marvin Gardner
Foster Largent
Edward Rupple
Wesley Chapel
R. P. Anderson
Richard Hovermale
Susan B. Lewis
Margie Bohrer
Earl Farmer
Alton Omps
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Largent
Tom Crouse
John Hesley
Berkeley Springs
C. W. Moore
Gjerulff
Winc
Frank Lee Flowers
Roxanna Batt
Marvil Dick
I. D. Shade
Ed Stotler
Gilbert
Richard Havermale
Ralph Kerns
Capon Bridge
Memorial Hospital
Kerns
Howard Reynolds
Purcell Dick
Sunny Side
Clint Batt
Winchester
Ernest Batt
E. D. Shenk
L. A. Clark
Lee Crossen
H. C. Reynolds
R. E. Place
John Largent
Bruce Largent
John Nesmith
Murvil Dick
Everest Shanholtz
Memorila Hospital
R. E. Shade
Utah Crossen
Roy Davison
Angers Store
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed Brown
Charles Carwell
Clear Springs
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams Virginia notes recount visitors and residents during June. Eleanor Shell returns to Winchester after a week with Mary Clowser. The Brewer and Clowser families pick strawberries and host meals. Mariam Sizer leaves for Luray for vacation after teaching the local term. Continuous social visits and travels among Mrs. Fauver, the Williams family, and Miss Edna Fauver are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpnie Orndorff
June Wolverton
Winchester
Mariam Sizer
Earle William
William Hollis Clowser
Elmer Ambrose
Obie Peer
Kernstown
William Himelright
Joseph Clowser
Mary Clowser
Arthur White
Pangles Station
Mount Williams
Eleanor Shell
Arthur Brewer
Myrtle Clowser
William Hollis
N. C. Williams and Sons
Dorothy Sager
Perry
Local visits and familiar faces trace through Armell area
Mrs M C Armell and party from Athens Ga visited friends in Armell this week while notable locals welcomed guests from Washington D C and Purcellville. Attendees included J B Clinger in Milton Pa and G E Armel relatives hosting gatherings with the Macedonia Church Ladies' Aid and graduation events at Shepherd College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
J. R. Affleck
G. E. Armel
Riverton
G. Don Gray
Billy Barnes
Shepherd College
Roger Wolverton
Mount Jackson
G. W. Fleury
Ladies’ Aid Society of Macedonia
Mary Jane Cornwell
Hagerstown
Mr. Breaden
Purcellville
Glaize
Maude Myers and Son
Shepherdstown
W. Va
G. M. Cornwell
Mozelle White
Henry Shiley
Stephens City
Clifton Aeck
Paul Baker
Washington
Marshall Reelects Old Council State
MARSHALL Va June 12 W M Sturgis was re elected mayor and T H Maddus C F Ramey Henry Fishback P W Anderson J Nachman and O M Pine re elected councilmen. The ticket was elected in March after incorporation in February. Walter L Payne registrar and Jesse W Richards R F Woodward and L O Gold judges. A small vote was polled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
W. M. Sturgis
T. H. Maddus
C. F. Ramey
Henry Fishback
P. W. Anderson
J. Nachman
O. M. Pine
Walter L. Payne
Jesse W. Richards
R. F. Woodward
L. O. Gold
Millers To Hear About Crisis In Grain Markets
The Piedmont Millers Association will hold its eleventh annual convention in Richmond at Hotel Richmond with about 600 attendees. The meeting addresses east and south millers harmed by cheap Pacific Northwest flour after the Pacific Northwest Emergency Export Corporation was suspended. A.J.B. Weaver will represent Secretary Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Millers’ Association
Richmond
Perania
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
I. F. Poindexter
Piedmont Association
Pacific Northwest Emergency Export Corporation
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Orient
Poindexeter
Pacific Northwest
Poindexter
Wallace
Northwest
A. J. 8. Weaver
Division of Grain
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Convention Address by O B E Dorman at Pacific Northwest Export
O B E Dorman president of the Pacific Northwest Emergency Export Corporation will speak at the convention and address the gathering among others. The event highlights regional business concerns and export interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. Dorman
The
Pacific Northwest Emergency Export Corporation
Clarke County hires Noreta Alvis as visiting nurse
Miss Noreta Alvis, with 20 years in public health nursing, was chosen by the Clarke County Visiting Nurse Association executive board to serve as Clarke County health nurse for the ensuing year. She has recent Virginia experience overseeing eight counties from Welch headquarters, and the association seeks private funding to cover the remaining costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ille
Noreta Alvis
Clarke County
Welch
Order of
King’s Daughters and Sons
John B. Neill
Graham Dougherty
Aso
Board of Supervisors
Alvis
Tennessee
Back to School Angst and Waterfront Teens in Brooklyn
Flashes of life notes a group of 12 to 15 year old boys and girls from Needfork Nine who wandered toward Hollywood but ended up on the Hudson river. Police retrieved them after a night near the waterfront and they returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needfork
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Hudson River
Notable Appointment Arrives to Take Up Duties
Highly recommended by the association, she is fortunate to be secured and will arrive Saturday morning to assume duties. She will stay with Mrs. Dougherty at Woodley for a few days after arrival.
Chicago Dentist Probed After Youth Trades Teeth for Gold
Dr. Harry L. Pevsner faced a police report when Glen Lint, 17, bartered teeth for gold during visits. The boy’s scheme, which drained $150 in gold from the dentist, led to a 60 day jail sentence yesterday for Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry L. Pevsner
Glen Lint
Discovery of vulcanizing rubber 1839 accident
A rubber and sulphur mix was dropped on a hot stove in 1839, leading to the accidental discovery of vulcanizing rubber. The event marks a turning point in rubber science and material durability.
Tall Corn Fields and Vatican's Vast Complexes
The record notes tall corn grown by Indian farmers and cites a French chronicle about getting lost in Hurons' corn fields. It also describes the Vatican at Rome as a vast complex of buildings with 4422 rooms, 20 courts, and over 200 staircases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
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