Memorial Services Set At Wesley Chapel In June
In Reynolds Store Virginia on Bertha Stine and Miss de leone visit with Mr Purcell Dick and family. Memorial services are scheduled for Wesley Chapel on June 19 at 2 30 p m. Several residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and joining in church events.
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Wesley Chapel
Lee Crossen
C. W. Moore
Emma Luttrell
Susan Lewis
Dave Muncion
Earl Farmer
E. L. Rice
R. E. Place
Brush Creek Items from Brush Creek Virginia
BRUSH CREEK VA June 17. Local notes include visits by A P Whitacre in Winchester on business last Tuesday. Mrs Laura Dailey and Mrs Ruth Kerns spent a day with Edith Flowers. Julian Beard and family visited Nelson Beard at the Whitacre home in Siler. Jon Anderson from near Martinsburg visited Arnold Dailey and family. Other locals include Myrle Iley, Laura Dailey of Siler, Ruth Anna Whitacre of Martinsburg, Ruth Kerns with Ruth Mauzy at the Mauzy home. I C Whitacre and son Bruce visited R M Kerns Tuesday morning. Sunflower beetles bean beetles potato bites and flies are damaging crops in the area.
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Brush Creek
A. P. Whitacre
Winchester
Laura C. Dailey
Ruth Kerns
Edith Flowers
Julian Beard
Nelson Beard
Siler
Jon Anderson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Arnold V. Dail
Chambersville Notes Visit Highlights From Roanoke to Winchester
Chambersville notes report visitors from Wade Gaskins and Metzell Phillips of Lawery Florida visiting G L Rosier. Maynard Shanholtz and Winchester mother visited Mrs P H Ritter. Colleen Rosier spent a week with aunt Belle Kackley in Winchester. Gladys Smith and her young son from Hagerstown Maryland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hawkins.
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Chambersville
Wade Gaskins
Metzell Phillips
Lawery
Fla
G. L Rosier
Maynard Shanholtz
Winchester
P. H. Ritter
Colleen Rosier
Belle Kackley
Gladys Smith
Small
Hagerstown
Scott Hawkins
Mt Williams community notes of visits and deaths in Cedar Hill area
Kathleen Sargent of Ridgeway West Virginia visited relatives including the Armel and Williams families in Mt Williams. multiple residents reported illnesses recoveries and social calls. William Carter Cedar Hill resident died, funeral at Cedar Hill Church. Harvests progress with barley finished rye starting and light cherry crop.
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Hunter Strobridge
John Dick Place
Charles Hensel
Arthur
Orndorff
Clyde Sibert
Winchester
Saly
Nee Hayes
Kenneth
Washington
Washington, D. C
William Carter
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill Church
Grimes Gleanings: Local Visits and Society Meeting
Grimes Virginia reports Mr and Mrs A B Orndorff with friends spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Hunter Gray in West Virginia. White Hall Mite Society met at Mrs John Lodge’s home near White Hall with good attendance. Dora Grimes visited Winchester and Burnt Factory over the weekend with former residents Mr and Mrs Affleck. Kenneth Strobridge of Miami-Fla visiting.
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Grimes
Orndorff
Hunter Gray
West Virginia
White Hall
Kenneth Strobridge
Miami, Fla
Sunday School Plans Children's Day Program at United Brethren
Mt. Pleasant Virginia June 17. The United Brethren Church will host a Children's Day program next Sunday evening June 19 at 7 30 p m inviting the public. Sunday School will be held at 10 a m with no preaching. Local residents report steady garden and crop work as weeds proliferate in the good season.
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MT. Pleasant
Floyd Brewer
Ralph Triplett
Gore
Ruth Perry
Zirkle Williams
Opequon
United Brethren Church
Oliver Hamilton
Asa Racey
Racey
James Barr
Charlie Snapp
Clearbrook
Bessie Rosenberger
Brandon Allamong
Berryville Pike
Lucille Perry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Maynard Brewer
Raymond Racey
Stephens City Notes
Stephens City Va June 17 Mrs Frank Brumback of Woodstock and Mrs E C Brumback of Middletown were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Friday afternoon. Several local residents and visitors attended dinner or hosted gatherings at various homes including the McLeod, Lemley and Sargent households. A Lutheran Church lawn party is planned for July 2 on the parsonage lawn.
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Stephens City
Frank Brumback
Woodstock
E. C. Brumback
Middletown
Ed Campbell
Frank Yeakle
Winchester
Nora Yeakle
Emma Sillik
Towson
Hunter Chiply
Belle Chiply
Lynchburg
McLeod Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Harry Warren
Cleve Adams
Edna Polhamus
Kenneth Adams
Daniel Brumback
Eugene Adams
Graham
Calvin Grim
Mae
Needmore
W. Va
Dora
Braynard Campbell
Dora Bailey
Willis See
New Castle
Jimmie See
Local Social News From Here and Fredericksburg
Miss Ella Gibson is ill at home while Master Dicky Reid recovers from chickenpox. Miss Reynolds returns to Fredericksburg after a week with Miss Mildred Grove, accompanied by Mrs. Cora Grove, Miss Mildred Grove and Miss Julia Steele. Weekend visitors at Mr. and Mrs. George Tobin include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens and sons Herbert and Frank Jr., Mrs. Herbert Buhl and Mrs. H. P. Owens of Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. Haden Whorley and children of Lathensville. Master Billy Whorley stays with his grandmother for several weeks. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lucksford include daughters Emily and Patsy, and Mrs. Fred Parker of Washington. Mrs. M. C. Doggett of Manassas also visited.
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Myrtle Crowser
Baer
C. H.williams
Joseph Wallace
David Sowers
June Wolverton
Edna Fauver
Crawford
Pennsylvania
David Wallace
Wilson Coffey
North Carolina
Edward Wallace
York
Lebanon Church
Kenneth Curl
Winchester
Arthur Brewer
Guy Pauver
Annie Orndorff
Harry Fauver
Isaac Wallace
Alma Lee
David
Orndorff
Paul Wolverton
Lamps
William Hollis Crowser
Baltimore
Sonny Boy” Campbell
Herbert Armel
Kathleen Sargent
Dorothy Ambrose
Joyce Campbell
Benny
New York City
Virginia Baer
Robert Lafollette
W. H. Crowser
Ella Gibson
Dicky Reid
Reynolds
Fredericksburg
Mildred L. Grove
Cora Grove
Mildred Grove
Julia Steele
George Tobin
Frank Owens
Herbert and
Frank, Jr
Herbert Buhl
H. P. Owens
Haden Whorley
Lathensville
Billy Whorley
H. G. Lucksford
Emily
Patsy
Fred Parker
Washington
M. C. Doggett
Manassas
A. W. Doggett
Middletown Residents Attend Visits and Memorial Events
Middletown Virginia residents return from Washington Baltimore and Alexandria trips attend graduation exercises D A R luncheon and memorial services with relatives and former neighbors across Fairfield Bealton Wheatfield and Lebanon.
Wickliffe Items Quiet Virginia Community News
Wickliffe Virginia notes report Mrs Charles Palmer returning to Roanoke after a visit with her sister in law Miss Ann Lewis. Mason Osborn and Mrs Mothershead of Washington visited Charles Castleman family on Friday evening. William Carter joined supper guests Mr and Mrs Richard Smith on Thursday. Mary Cockrell of Boyce and Virginia Owens of Berryville visited Elizabeth and Nancy Wolfe Sunday. Ella Johnston spent Monday with Mrs George Chapman who has been ill.
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Elizabeth
Nancy Wolfe
Ella Johnston
George Chapman
Phase modulation touted to boost short-wave radio transmission
Murray G. Crosby of RCA labs revealed phase modulation as a method to greatly increase transmitter power and reduce interference on short waves. The system requires special receivers and could cut equipment needs in mobile transmitters. A Hollywood program of Los Angeles Light Opera Festival highlights airs tonight with Sigmund Romberg directing.
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New York
Murray G. Crosby
RCA Laboratories
Institute of Radio Engineers
Crosby
Sigmund Romberg
Los Angeles
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Rev and Mrs R C Cowling and son Philip of Annapolis Md spent Sunday night with Mrs Jaquelin Smith then traveled to Harrisonburg for Miss Margar et Coch rille graduation. Many neighbors and relatives share dinners and visits including the Luttrells from Berryville and Mr J F Galloway from Cas tleman's Ferry. Revival services at Marvin Chapel continue this week with Rev W J Elliott conducting each evening at 8 o'clock.
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R. C. Cowling
Philip
Annapolis Md
Jaquelin Smith
Harrisonburg
C. W. Johnston
C. W. Myers
Harry Plotner
John Jones
C. M. Plotner
Robert Lucas
Fanny
Bessie Love
Marian Grim
Charles Town
W. Va
W. J. Elliott
Refuge Brevities Sermon Prelude at Refuge Sunday Evening
Rev. Homer Welsh preached a fine sermon at Refuge Sunday evening at the regular hour. The report notes a calm service and attentive congregation in Refuge, Virginia, on June 17.
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Refuge
Homer Welsh
Local brief highlights from Lebanon Church News
Residents and visitors appear at services and gatherings in Lebanon Virginia. Mary Boggs visits Gayeta Lineburg in Marlro. Walter Brown from Welltown visits relatives and attends memorial services. Edwin Everley hosts Roy Rupert and children from Strasburg. Irwin Orndorff returns from Arlington. Jake Hockman moves from Winchester Memorial Hospital to Crabill home in Oranda. Rev. Harry Crim assists at Owens revival. Loreen Elizabeth McDonald visits the Keller sisters. Glenn Wisecarver from Gore spends time with grandparents W H Wisecarver.
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Lebanon
Church
Mary Boggs
Gayeta Lineburg
Marlro
Walter Brown
Welltown
Roy Rupert
Strasburg
Edwin Everley
Charles Huntsberger
Pennsylvania
Irwin Orndorff
Arlington
Jake Hockman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Crabill
Oranda
Loreen Elizabeth McDonald
Ellen
Amelia Keller
Harry M. Crim
Mt. Hope Church
Owens
Glenn Wisecarver
Gore
W. H. Wisecarver
Local activity and visits noted across the community
Mrs Ray Hammond and others visited relatives at Oak while families from WDC and Spar Towne Md. were in the area. A burglary at A E Keller store in Wheatfield yielded sugar and small items. fingerprint work followed with no arrests. Several residents recovered from illness and plans for the Frye reunion and lawn party progress.
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Ray Hammond
E. T. Grove
Velma -Hottel
Oak
Clyde Wisecarver
W _DC
Jimmy Wilson
Dr. Pay
McDonald and Son
Warren
Clarence Windle
Julius
Winchester
E. L. Himelright
Ruby Miller
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Hopewell Himelright
Charles Pingley
James Pingley
Spar- Tow's Point
Mamie Godlove
W. B. Little
Middletown
A. E. Keller
Wheatfield
Straski
Rome
June Richard
Clara Bowers
Strasburg
Stella Windle
Ernest Flowers
Lindawood
Jacob Tabler
John Marshall Highway
Laurel Hill
Susie Henderlite
Mildred Green
Royal Neighbors of America
Harry Windle
J. J. Keller
Frye
Olie Windle
Norman and
James
Woodmen Memorial Service Set At Mount Cemetery
Hickory Camp No 34 Woodmen of the World will hold its annual memorial service at Mount Cemetery Sunday at 2 30 p m. Members will meet at the hall and march to the cemetery for exercises and the monument unveiling. Public invited to attend this impressive service.
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Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Mount Cemetery
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