Local notes from Hogue Creek and surrounding counties
News of the counties from Hogue Creek Virginia lists visits and gatherings. Families including Gardiner Larrick Fawcett and Nelsons host and visit relatives in West Virginia Maryland and Virginia. Church yard party planned July 3 near Mount Olive U B Church invites all.
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Hogue Creek
Wilson Gardiner
A. B. Cooper
T. Larrick
Sloan Wolfe
Lynn
West Virginia
Edison Fawcett
Opequon
Luther Larrick
Sarah Foster
Laurel, Md
David Foster
Ladies Aid
Mount Olive U. B. Church
Emmett Taylor
Gover Orndorff
Lenore
John Nelson
Leonard Nelson
Webster
Brian
Carl
Keyser
W. Va
Calvin Grubbs
Maxine
Anna May
Delano
Martinsburg
Harry Whitlock
Harry, Jr
Francis McKenzie
Baltimore
Wisecarver
Elroy Licht
Luther Sirbaugh
Georgia Nail
Mary Nail
Tinnie Grubbs
Ee Robert Nail
Hay
William Cooper
Washington, D. C
Nannie
Betty Orndoff
Richard Orndoff
Scott White
Canterbury Notes From CANTERBURG Virginia June notes
Canterbury Notes recount local social visits and short trips. Mrs. O. D. Perry visited Winchester Thursday with Mrs. Estella Madagan while Mrs. J. R. White spent time with Mrs. Bessie Colin. Kathryn Perry and Retha White were guests of Mildred Painter. Betsy Price of Winchester is visiting.
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Mary Clevenger
Thomval Nealson
Winchester
Iva Jones
Ashby and
Arria
Rileysville
Ashby Perry
Ella Rae White
Mildred
Elsie White
Berryville
George Tobin
Marie Madagan
Charlie Madagan
I. N. Painter
Wilpur Ritter
Master James Perry
Robert Shiley
Anne Jenkins
John William Madagan
Edward Madagan
Canterburg
O. D. Perry
Estella Madagan
J. R. White
Bessie Colin
Kathryn Perry
Retha White
Mildred Painter
Carrie Hudson
Fergie Perry
Betsy Price
Braithwaite Family Hosts Father’s Day Surprise Party
Cross Junction Virginia June 22 Mr and Mrs E W Braithwaite were surprised by children and grandchildren celebrating Father’s Day and Mrs Braithwaite’s birthday. Guests joined a picnic at Rock Enon Springs then some families visited Middletown and Winchester areas for further visits.
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Cross Junction
E. W. Braithwaite
Nobel D. Whitacre
June
Evangeline
Pat
Paul Braithwaite
Jean
Betty
Harry McKeever
Nell Morris
Sadie Finkelstein
Max
Fred Braithwaite
S. H. Braithwaite
Middletown
Ben Rinker
John Feltner
Winchester
Thelma Farmer
Whitacre
J. &. Braithwaite
Management of Orchards and Insect Control Practices
A historical discussion on spraying in orchards weighs costs and benefits. It outlines how many sprays are needed, factors shaping requirements, and signs of over or under spraying. Key drivers include region, elevation, pest mix, spray strength, previous results, equipment, and method.
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East
West
Emeritus Status and Its Implications for Honorary Roles
The emeritus status typically signals retirement from all active participation in an organization. Acceptance of the honor binds the recipient to observe customary duties, and in absence of action to the contrary, the customary rule is presumed to apply.
Lost River State Park opens to public at Mathias West Virginia
The Lost River State Park near Mathias, two miles west, opened Sunday with over 2,000 attendees. Inaugural ceremonies featured London bread served to 1,500, music by the Harrisonburg Boys Band, and activities such as a COC baseball game, horseshoes, volleyball, and other entertainment. Speakers included Deles McCaulley, Dick Chipey, County Agent Dodd, and Mayor Harlan Calhoun. Capt. James G. Graham and Thomas H. Olinger led the event. The park spans over 3,000 acres around Howards Lick, with springs being cleaned for public use, trails and cabins under construction, and a lookout power tower completed within a year.
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Lost River State Park
Mathias
Camp Hardy
London
Harrisonburg
Deles Mce-Cauley
Dick Chipey
Dodd
Harlan Calhoun
Moorefield
James G
Husband Fails to Meet Tiger Woman at Prison Gate
Clara Phillips known as the tiger woman walks out of Tehachapi prison after a 12 year term for the Alberta Meadows murder. Her husband failed to keep a promised meeting at the gate as Mrs. Phillips and parole officer Charles C. Cox stand by.
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Clara Phillips
Tehachayt
California
Alberta Meadows
Mrs. Phillips
Charles C. Cox
Prison Gate
Economic outlook in Washington on recovery and labor tense scene
Washington non-partisan economists argue a race between a business recovery and potential labor strife after the NRA ban. They note dollar devaluation risks, investor reluctance, and possible shifts in policy, with experts predicting left-leaning candidates may gain in 1938 as bankers discuss federal control and rail reorganization.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Mexico
England
United States
Roosevelt
Rev Rowland Ordained at Meade Memorial Church
Berryville Virginia June 25 a large congregation gathered at Meade Memorial Church White Post for the ordination of Rev Ronald Rowland to priesthood by Bishop H St George Tucker of Virginia The ceremony included clergy from Winchester Millwood Alexandria and Washington with Dr Charles T Warner of St Alban s preaching a stirring sermon A luncheon followed at Greenway Court hosted by Meade Memorial women
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Berryville
Meade E Church
White Post
Ronald Rowland
H. St. George Tucker
Virginia
George S. West
Alexandria
Rowland
Charles T. Warner
St. Alban’s
Washington
Timothy
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Winchester
Mr. Goodwin
Millwood
Louis Tucker
Grace
Lettor
Ireland
Meade
Mt. View
Charles City
Meade Memorial Church
Lord Fairfax
Greenway Court
Kennerly
Thomas Blackwell
Home of the Redbird Cardial Range Stretching North and West
The redbird, found as far north as Massachusetts, shows a geographical range that extends westward to southern California and Mexico with allied species in Mexico and Central America.
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Massachusetts
California
Mexico
Central America
Atlantic Steamship Service Inauguration 1838
The first regular steamship service across the Atlantic began with the Great Western and Sirius. Both ships arrived in New York City on April 23, 1838. The Sirius completed the voyage from London in 17 days, while the Great Western traveled from Bristol in 15 days.
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Atlantic
Great Western
Sirius
New York City
London
Bristol
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