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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
9
Mary Elouise and her mother Mrs. M. B. McAboy departed Friday for Washington to visit the latter's son-in-law and daughter.
Mrs M W Sperry and others traveled to Mercersburg Pa Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Snapp and Mr Herbert Fisher went to Baltimore for the weekend, guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Suter. Miss Avice Russell from Summit Point visited Miss Mary Jane Brill. Mrs S J Swimley entertained the Friendship Bible Class at home. Laura Whitacre visited the Whitacre home. J P Stine and Mrs M B McAboy attended memorial services at Lebanon Church. Schlack and two children from Martinsburg visited C W O Connell and Miss Mary Wilson of Inwood. S J Swimley Sr Mrs A J Clendening Miss Corrie Swimley and Mrs Mary Whettell dined with C W Hardesty at Stephenson. Cecil O Connell spent Sunday at Ridgeway W Va with Julian Cooper. Sam Lees recovering from a hand injury under Dr A C Swimley of Winchester. P O S of A met in town hall Tuesday evening.
Nineveh Va June 18 Mrs I Frank McKay is mentioned with her daughter and son in a local news item. The brief note highlights family ties and community notices from the area.
A romantic tension unfolds as Arthur Faunce and Diane Herford reconcile after a failed first flight to courage. Overton’s return and public bravado set stage for Faunce to take command, while Diane’s choice confirms a renewed marriage.
Cumberland residents spent the weekend with relatives nearby. Mrs. McKay left for Haymarket and Fairfax Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones enjoyed a Philadelphia visit with his mother. B. M. Carter called at Wheatland Farm, home of R. L. Miller. Gardner family from Carroll were guests of Miss Maude Jennings. Robert Atkins visited his brother in law and sister, the McCauleys. Charlotte Powres returned home after Handley High School in Winchester. The Mills infant died at their home after a brief illness. Valley View station burned near Cedarville early Wednesday. Frances Cabell returned from Harrisonburg after State Teachers College commencement week.
Highview Virginia reports Miss Gladys Orndorff who attended Handley School has returned home for the summer. Local families shared Sunday visits including the Ritenours Pitcocks Conners and Bennetons with attributed illnesses prompting a call home.
An advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets permanently remove gas in stomach and bowels. It promises relief from gnawing stomach pain, nervous tension, and post meal drowsiness, with improved breathing and warmth for limbs. Sold at Boyd's Drug Store.
Mr Isaac Grim and his daughter Miss Julia Grim accompanied by Mr Albert Grim spent time together as they traveled or visited a location, with no additional context provided about the purpose or destination.
A short item notes a Sunday morning gathering featuring Mr Luther Grim and his companion. The piece centers on a domestic social moment involving the Grim household.
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