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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1934

Page

5

Grimes Virginia News Briefs June 22 Daily Church News and Local Visits

Preaching announced at Galilee Church for Sunday June 24 at eleven o clock. A surprise wedding occurred last Sunday morning at Galilee Church as Harry A. Mason of Inwood West Virginia wed Genevieve Gardner of nearby with Rev Finley B Sapp officiating. Several locals attended and witnesses were Mrs Sapp and Mr and Mrs William Good. The couple are visiting the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago. Local residents note many visitors for Children's Day at Galilee Church last Sunday night.

Grimes Galilee Galilee Church Harry A. Mason Inwood W. Va Genevieve Gardner Near Here Finley B. Sapp Sapp William Good Mason Chicago

Cross Junction Notes In Early Summer Social Roundup

Hazel Baker and Curtis Funkhouser of Washington D C visited at C G Bakers in Cross Junction with other local residents including the Braithwaite and Whitacre families. Effie Luttrell visited White Hall. William Baker, five, had appendectomy and is recovering. several local families hosted dinners and visits in Winchester and Martinsburg areas.

Jeanette Braithwaite Noble D. Whitacre Bunker Hill Russell Scrivener Martinsburg Braithwaite William Baker W. R. Baker

Nineveh News Highlights and Local Social Notes

Nineveh Virginia residents share family visits and community events including a successful yard party at Johns Service Station to benefit the Nineveh baseball team. Attendees include Milton Heck, Mary Keough, Virginia Jett, S J Cabell, and D 8 Hughes.

Nineveh F. M. Heck Milton Hughes Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church E. G. Johns Laura Hartley Virginia Jett S. J. Cabell A. 8. Jett Mary Keough Louise Clark John Jett Hunter McKay Boston Mass McKay H. F. McKay Newton Clark Paw Paw W. Va John F. Clark Bill Johns Hagerstown

Memorial service set after Fairview Cemetery cleanup

Cross Roads notes residents gathered at Fairview Church to clean the cemetery ahead of the memorial service planned for the first Sunday in July. Mrs. R N McKee and Miss Grace White attended the funeral of Wilson Alkire in Slanesville West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J B White visited Mrs Whites sister Bettie Fletcher in Whitacre and Norman Oates is building a new barn.

Cross Roads Fairview Church R. N. McKee Grace White Slanesville W. Va J. B. White

Mr. Pleasant Social Notes From Mt Pleasant Va

Mr and Mrs Howard Rosenberger of New York visit Mt Pleasant with the Rosenberger family. Locals: Miss Genieve Chrisman and Bobbie call on Misses Louise and Lucille Perry. Mrs Atha Dyke visits Star Tannery cousin E S Orndorff. The U B Sunday School prepares a program God s Beautiful Garden for July 1 at 7 30 p m. Public invited.

MT. Pleasant Howard Rosenberger New York Bessie Rosenberger Genieve Chrisman Bobbie Misses Louise Lucille Perry Atha Dyke Roy Brill Clearbrook Brandon Allamong Winchester Perry Wilson Martinsburg Holmes Rosenberger Raymond Racey Mr. Pleasant

Mount Williams Notes

Mount Williams Va June 22 The community laments Annie Orndorff’s arm injury and facial bruising after a car door opened on a sharp curve sending her into a ditch. Revival services led by Rev Fridley draw large crowds at the local schoolhouse and may continue beyond this week. Numerous local residents and relatives visited or were mentioned in Sunday gatherings and trips.

Annie Orndorff Mt. Williams Mount Williams Fridley Bessie Campbell Winchester Myrtle Clower A. B. Fauver Gregory Orndorff Mount Pleasant Hummer Paul Galliday Mountain Falls Hollis Clowser Obie Peer Kernstown Peer William Himelright William Hollis Clowser Washington Baltimore Mary Clowser Mabel Clowser Clyde Orndorff John Himmelright Star Tannery Tom Fauver Aslow June Orndorff Winning Orndorff W. A. Clowser Walter Clowser Mary Irene Edward Joseph Clowser Hollis. Clowser Thomas Flagel John Massie Albin Irene Clowser Paul Campbell Ruben Hulver Edna Fauver Ernest Ashwood Berryville Mary Ashwood Leonard Williams Opequon Fanny Williams Noel Williams Harding Earl Alfred Charles Taylor Emma Fe Myrtle Clowser

Reynolds Store Notes Focus On Local Visits And New Team

Reynolds Store Va June 22. Local residents and relatives visit patterns dominate the column with many names from Winchester Martinsburg Capon Bridge and Berkeley Springs noted. Social calls weekend gatherings and Sunday dinners fill the week. A Reynolds Store baseball team has been organized.

Lola Banner Martinsburg W. Va Michael Arthur Crossen Dewey Batt Hagerstown Ernest Batt William Teets Welltown R. E. Place Millard Fries Parlett Run N. L. McIntire Ralph Kerns Capon Bridge Howard Reynolds E. P. Brown H. C. Reynolds Bernice Largent Billy Walter Moore Clifton Shanholtz Harry Gardner Carson Whitacre Richard Havermale Vermont Crossen Nail Minnie Winchester Utah Crossen E. N. Luttrell Ed. Stine Welch

Whitacre Notes From Whitacre Virginia Church Gatherings

Whitacre Virginia reports a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies at Mrs. Earl Farmer home Reynolds Store with Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Goode and many local families attending. Visitors include Mrs. Paul Braithwaite and daughters Jean and Betty from Cross Junction and guests of Mrs. R. E. L. Whitacre Mrs. Landon Whitacre hosts visitors Mrs. McDonald Johns and Joan. Memorial services held at the Christian Church drew a large crowd.

Whitacre Ladies’ Aid Society and Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Earl Farmer Reynolds Store J. Goode Lee N. Whitacre Clay Rodgers G. C. Peacemaker Landon Whitacre G. S. Whitacre R. L. Pugh Ivan Pugh C. T. Adams R. P. Anderson M. V. Carpenter Ethel Fletcher Thelma Carpenter Lorraine Bayliss Janey Batt Roxanne Rodgers Rodella Adams Donnie Anderson Paul Braithwaite Jean Betty Cross Junction O. W. Dick Ellis Haines Capon Bridge W. Va Fred A. Whitacre Emma Dick R. E L. Whitacre O. H. Phillips Baltimore O. H. Braithwaite Edith The Christian Church McDonald Johns Joan Rumsey Slonaker Slonaker Hazel Eaton S. V. Kimble Howard Whitacre Roy Parrill Eddie Largent John Largent

Memorial Rites Are Held For Mrs Josiah Shade

Memorial services honored the late Mrs. Josiah Shade at the Shade homestead near Reynolds Store in Frederick County on Sunday June 17 A large dinner followed for relatives and friends from the Shade and Hovermale families Omps Phelps Sawyer Unger and other neighbors including Rev Russell Place Michael Michael and many others The gathering reflected community respect and remembrance.

Josiah Shade Old Shade Reynolds Store Frederick County B. F. Shade Washington I. D. Shade Ward Shade A. H Ray Paul Walker Elmer Hovermale Alton Randall Omps Edward Phelps Rhundy Sawyer Boyd Ungeer Edward Brown Ernst Batt Forrest Bageant Mr. Russell Robert Place Orville Michael Hobbs Michael Frances Adams Virginia Hensher Helen Graham Anna Kibler Frank Flowers Clifton Miller Joe Pease Joe Henry Charles Zeiler Harold DeHaven Hensel Gain Morris Bowman Richard Andre Luttrell Roland Larck

Middletown Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings

In Middletown Virginia on June 23 local residents are noted visiting relatives in Morris Halt and Washington. Miss Vera Willey and Mr Ray Reeder arrived from Brad dock Pennsylvania to spend time with Mrs James Willey and family. The Service Class plans a meeting June 26 at 8 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones. The Middletown Milling Co cleans out the mill race and leaks while the Middletown Grange held degrees and planned a yard party at Stewart's Cabin Camp.

Middletown Vera Willey Braddock General Ray Reeder Braddock James Willey A. F. Werrick Morris, Pa Frank Weirick Hyattsville Washington Weirick Morris Guyer Larrick Beckley W. Va Sydney Larrick Larrick Herbert Jones Raymond Headley Chilldren Julian Cadwallader Altoona Helen Hottel Ruth Gordon Ray Weirick Daisy Rinker Reliance Frank Werrick Perry Carper Mr. Ellis Helena Ohio Claude Carper Front Royal W. P. Saunders Ethel Hooley Louise Mowery Roland Gordon C. B. Legge Agnes Miller Strasburg Middletown Milling Co Middletown Grange Grange Girl Scouts Stewart's Cabin Camp Here

Duke Elliott Sentenced in Involuntary Manslaughter Case

Duke Elliott a Gore County native was sentenced to 60 days in jail in Martinsburg West Virginia after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter over an alleged crime from last winter. He had faced a murder charge prior to the conviction.

Dewy Duke”) Elliott Gore Martinsburg W. Va Elliott

Berlin Announces Chamber Standing Committees for Year

ie P Berlin president of the local Chamber of Commerce announces committee rosters for the year. Membership committee is chaired by R E Potts and aims to enroll new members. Other committee assignments follow in the released list.

Ie P. Berlin Chamber of Commerce R. E. Potts

Community Committee Formed To Attract New Industry

A 100 member industrial committee chaired by R. N. Dorsey aims to secure new industries for the community. Edward McC. Williams and H. B. Whiting are among members. Civic improvement led by W. S. Powers with R. M. Ware Mrs. John B. Neill and L. N. Bell. Publicity headed by Loring C. Kackley and entertainment by M. F. Wisecarver. The group already communicates with several important industries.

R. N. Dorsey Edward McC. Williams H. B. Whiting W. 8. Powers R. M. Ware John B. Neill L. N. Bell Loring C. Kackley M. F. Wisecarver

Buchanan County Buys Bank to Move to Grundy

Buchanan county residents acquire Merchants and Farmers Bank in Castlewood Russell county after stockholders sell their entire holdings. Bank to be moved to Grundy and reopen to serve the region after ten years without a bank.

Lebanon Buchanan County Merchants and Farmers Bank Castlewood Russell County Buchanan County Group Grundy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Donald Grove Albert Miller Carl Ritter Alice Newcomb David Yost Cecil McVay Blacksburg Mr. John Hubbard Locust View Charles E. McVay D. Arthur Robinson Mr. Pleasant Notes Dorsey Ritter Margaret Ritter John Perry James Russell Clifton Gough Vennor Milhon Frances Coffelt Sarah Henry Mrs Zirkle Williams Gladys Rosenberger George Patton Robert MclIlwee Edgar Largent Edward Rupple Charles Webster Berkeley Springs Whitacre Mention Duke Elliott Buncutter ‘Tire Co Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars Doee Commerce Berryville, Va Batiste Wenderi Firestone ARE Firestone Tires Firestone Service Pikes Peak D. C Neiman Motors
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