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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
6
Local residents share visits across states with relatives in Washington Altoona Hyattsville and Middleburg. Graduations at Hyattsville featured Katherine Craig receiving a diploma among forty graduates. Sunday School day set for June 25 at 10 30 a.m with committee planning an exercise and inviting all.
By authority of a deed of trust the sale will offer at The Hunter M. Stine Farm near Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike all listed livestock and implements. Auction by Dunn & Duval on July 21 22 23 27 30 and July 1 with cash terms. B P Harrison trustee.
Hiannan Witter visits Knoxville Maryland and Brunswick with Miss Walter family. R A Wall agriculture teacher visits Blacksburg with Middletown and Stephens City boys. Hannah Walter returns from Winchester visit. Albert Keeler shows slight improvement after serious illness.
Misses Mary and Virginia Branner spent Sunday with Misses Alma and Louise Graves. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hicks and family hosted guests. Central United Brethren Church ladies of Stephens City plan a lawn fete at the Stephen City schoolhouse on Saturday night June 24. Public invited. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nichols and family attend.
Mrs Arthur Miller spent Sunday with B L Jewell and Ralph, Mr Herbaugh, Mr and Mrs Linaweaver and family and Raymond Grove. Carl Hicks of Washington spent Sunday with E J Hicks. Norma Dave Jewell of Hayfield visits friends here for a week. Mary Burkhart and George Branner with friends near New Market. C C Brill visited E J Hicks and George Lowery. Children's Day Service at Stephens City United Brethren rescheduled to Sunday in July. Louise Shurr stays with Mrs Rinker as she recovers. Lester Burkhart drove to Washington Saturday night with Welton Grubbs Edward Sowers Walter Baker and Brisco W Snapp. Edwin Crim and family of Washington visit John Crim family. Epworth League gathering noted with local attendees. Harry Hicks and Louise Robertson among visitors spending Sunday with town friends. Alfred Snapp and son spent Sunday near Middletown. Miss Ruth and Nettie Brill visited Alfred Hicks.
Hogue Creek Virginia notices report the Miller family traveling to Baltimore for their daughter's tonsil removal with Mrs Miller and children remaining for several weeks. Local visits include Mrs Cooper Mrs Larrick and Mr and Mrs Good. Mt Olive Church Christian Endeavor plans a yard party June 22 at five thirty. Guests include Rev Ludwig Rev Sampson and others from Winchester.
Families and friends from the area are noted in a string of Sunday visits and calls. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Statton Orndoff and children, Messrs. Newton Cather, Vernon Baker, and W. H. Clowser attended. Mrs. William Cood hosted a few guests in Wash.Further visits included Mrs. Charles White and children at A. L. Nail home. Andy Whitacre and daughter from Brucetown. Maude Baker and Blanch Wotring with J. S. Orndoff household.
An advertisement urging women to try Kruschen Salts for fat loss. It promises weight reduction in 30 days with daily hot water doses and dietary cautions, claiming health benefits and a four week bottle at a small cost. It directs readers to Baker's Drug Store to obtain Kruschen.
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