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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
5
In Shockeysville and nearby areas a large surprise gathering at D W Mauzy's home celebrated several daughters and friends. Attendees included numerous Newbrough, Bohrer, Dick, Luttrell, Shrouts and related families, with later notes on school closings, plays, visits, and Berryville High diplomas.
Reynolds Store Virginia notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. N. L. McIntire and family, Mrs. Richard Havermale and daughter, Miss Martha Pugh, Mrs. Murvil Dick, Mr. and Mrs. George Jolliffe, Clay Rogers and family, Mrs. Susan B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and Mrs. C. W. Moore, Mrs. Joseph Catlett, Mrs. Harry Largent, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luttrell with various hosts and locales including Siler Bloom ery Omps and Omps W Va.
Stephenson Virginia notes document visits by S G Newcome of Greenwood to niece Mrs Earl Prince, attendance by Stephenson church members at the Stonewall district convention in Clearbrook, and a Bristol visit by Mr and Mrs Turner Ashby and three children. The pad continues with Mrs Maud Prince of Winchester visiting A J Prince and Mr and Mrs Holmes Snapp of Martinsburg W V, among others.
Mt Pleasant June 28. Mrs Vernor Millions and family along with Asa Racey and Clifton Gough parties visited Mr and Mrs John H Perry. Bob Ritter of Washington visited Dorsey Ritter. Brandson Allamang and family visited Elmer Christian. Luther Hamilton Walter Hamilton and Omer Webb of Washington visited Oliver Hamilton. Lucille and Ruth Perry visited Richard Adams. Annie Whitlock visiting grandson Hermag Adams family.
Reliance Virginia notes describe farmers cutting hay and harvesting in cool weather. Miss Marguerite Pence travels to Washington for Strayers Business College. Neighbors and relatives visit R R Stickley home for a Sunday gathering. Mrs H E Richardson hosts a surprise supper for Mr Richardson’s birthday. The annual lawn party by the W M A and Christian Endeavor is set for Saturday night June 29.
Minnie Wood Virginia item notes services at Minnie Wood Chapel by Rev. J. M. Carr. Lawn party at Crum Church attended. King Daughters and Sons and Helping Hand Circle postpone July meeting at Rutherford home. Mrs. S. A. Russell of Hagerstown visits Minnie Rutherford. Harold Lloyd and William Pierce hosts guests. Garnett Thompson visits relatives in Charles Town. Local farmers prepare to harvest wheat. Friends report Mrs. J. C. Erb recovering from surgery in Winchester.
In Greenway Virginia the June 30 services are announced for Greenway Children’s Day. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. P L Funk’s husband with Cedarville attendees and others from Millville and Rappahannock. The piece lists visits, harvest activity, society meetings, and local visits amid minor weather damage and house updates.
Gore Virginia reports that the Camp of Modern Woodmen of America changed its annual summer picnic from August to July 23. The note urges attendees to mark the earlier date. D F Kern shows improvement after illness. Memorial services at Bethel M E Church in Trone drew large crowds. Mr and Mrs Homer Stotler and Mrs Stotler's sister from New York visited with their parents Arthur and family.
Mr Norman Wolford, formerly under his doctor's care after a measles attack, shows improvement and visits his aunt Mrs Ken zel Oates at the Green Lantern Tourist Home. The passage also mentions J Muse H M Windle I Roe and Rev 8 J Goode in the context.
Kenneth Strobridge of Winchester visits family before Florida vacation. James Dix, employed in Winchester, spends Sunday with his parents. O C Shiley shops in Winchester Tuesday. Florence Heishman and companions arrive for vacation. Miss Etta Halley Virginia Baker and niece Loris Heishman join. Russell McCormick and son Dale of Martinsburg stay with Strobridge parents.
Middletown Virginia notes report Richard Evans of Wilkensburg Pennsylvania visiting his grandmother Mrs. D H Glenn and uncle Howard Glenn for the summer. Edith Dinges of Culpeper visits Miss Mae Ginn. Helen Hottel returns home after tonsil surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Alonza Stickley has closed.
Trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday July 6 1935 at 11 oclock in front of the County Court House Winchester Va. One third cash with balance in one and two years via bonds secured by deed of trust. Property is a six room frame dwelling at Shawnee Heights Lot 28 on Shenandoah Ave frontage 40 feet.
Miss Loretta Campbell returns from Lebanon visits as Mrs. Clara Perry resumes work at Winchester firm after illness. Sunday guests for Mrs. Alice McInturff include relatives from Washington D C Martinsburg and South Langhorne Pa for a family birthday reunion. Master Junior Headley undergoes tonsil removal at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Will Owings visits from Washington D C while Little and Larrick building gains paint makeover. Rousseau V Martin of Front Royal visits Orange with his mother Mrs W F Martin formerly Elsie Pope.
China breakages are a major item on Atlantic liners with large ships using about 21 000 plates 10 000 cups and 12 000 glasses per average voyage.
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