County News Briefs Highlight Local Visiting Guests
County residents report weekend visits from relatives and friends. Claude Creed and family spent time with relatives in Washington DC, while John S Mink with two children traveled from Philadelphia to visit Mrs. M B Chapman and Burson Chapman. Esther Richard visited Mary Velma Hodgson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Creed
Inington
D. C
John S. Mink
Kenneth
Dorothy
Philadelphia
M. B. Chapman
Burson Chapman
Thelma Wilkins
Woodrow Hawse
Needmore
W. Va
Dewey Hulver
Lebanon Church Notes June 28 highlights
Miss Mildred Green visited relatives in Harrisburg and Middletown while Miss Betty McDonald stayed with her brother in Oak Grove. Mrs Grace Walter recovered from a rib fracture after a fall. Royal Neighbor yard party on June 22 drew a fair crowd despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McDonald
Oak Grove
Robert Sargent Albert McDonald
Washington, D. C
Charles McDonald
Ruby Brown
Walter Brown
White Hall
Miss June Brown
Otis Brown
Garr Kump
Mine Bank
Himelright
M. L. Hottle
Conrad Himelright
Washington
Lodge Hall
Hogue Creek Locals Report Active Weekend
Community notes from Hogue Creek report visits by Brengle and Larrick families, illness of Mrs. Cleve Marple, and trips of residents to Winchester and Everett. Birth announced for the Rosenberger child. Social visits include the Clowser and Gochenour households and memorable church and training work for Mt. Olive children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
E. E. Brengle, Jr
L. M. Larrick
Mt. Olive
Clark Braithwaite
Ernest Davis
Walter Miller
Lester Good
Newport News
William Clowser
Cleve Marple
Ernest Davis, Jr
Ashby Hannaurns
Harland
Winchester
West
Albert Marple
Everett
Holmes Nail
Emma Nail
Marjorie Gochenour
Mary
Scott White
Julian Rosenberger
Charles Clowser
Ollie Clowser
Mrs. Smith
Armel Brevities from Arm el June social notes
Mrs J W Bell and grandsons Joseph and William Bell hosted relatives at Capitol Heights Maryland. Elsie Armel and friends enjoyed a Potomac cruise to Marshall Hall. W W Porter and son Percy Hood visited Winchester. Washington couple Charles Gray and family linked to Hechts dept store shown as popular locals. J W Armel of Silver Ridge near White J visited sister Mrs G W Haymaker who suffers neuritis. C G Wilkins of Middletown called on Armel residents while married to former Susie Didawick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hood
Winchester
Charles Gray
Washington, D. C
G. D. Gray
Gray
Hisinde
Hecht’s
Capital City
J. W. Armel
Silver Ridge
White
G. W. Haymaker
Haymaker
C. G. Wilkins
Middletown
Wilkins
Susie Didawick
Middle
Armel
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Engagement
Ill health at School and Mr Elder Cornwell continues. Allan Lee Steadman from Edinburg visits grandfather G E Armel. Miss Charlotte Wyant guest of Miss Kathleen Haymaker White Post. Engagement of Harry to Kathryn Rhinelander noted. Families from Winchester Arlington Cedarville Strasburg visit and host gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Cornwell
Allan Lee Steadman
Edinburg
G. E. Armel
Charlotte Wyant
Kathleen Haymaker
White Post
Harry
Kathryn Rhinelander
Winchester
G. Don Gray
W. H. Guthrie
G. W. Haymaker
J. D. Price
Arlington
C. D. Price
Valley Steadman
Strasburg
Daisy Grubbs
Kenneth Combs
C. E. Armel
H. W. Groves
Mr. Grove
Cedarville
Canterbury Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Miss Frances Ewing of Stephens City spent the weekend with Miss Audrey White.Mr. and Mrs. George DeWeese and others returned to Ohio after visiting here. Mrs. Annie McIlwee of Washington visited her brother Mr. R. E. Albin. L. W. Painter attended a cooperative service school event in Richmond with companions Mrs. H. E. White and Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Mrs. Arthur Webster of Alexandria and Miss Georgianna Neff of Marshall also visited. Alice Albin of Gore spent the week here. William Mummaw of Relief called locally Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Frances Ewing
Stephens City
Audrey White
George DeWeese
Mabel Smith
Maxine
H. E. Perry
Ohio
Annie McIlwee
Washington
R. E. Albin
L. W. Painter
University School For Cooperative Service Agencies
John Marshall
Richmond
H. E. White
Clarence Hardy
C. F. Hockman
Arthur Webster
Alexandria
Georgianna Neff
Marshall
Elmo Neff
Alice Albin
Gore
William Mummaw
Relief
Local social notes from Boyce and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Luxford and baby Roger Strode were weekend guests of J. R. Strode and family. Mrs. Clay Carr Sr visited relatives in Bowling Green Virginia. Jay Cone of Washington spent the summer with his grandmother Mrs. Carroll in Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Roundtree of Silver Spring Maryland were here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Strother of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Franklin Luxford
Roger Strode
J. R. Strode
Clay Carr
Bowling Green
Little Jay Cone
Waashington
Carrooll
Roundtree
Silver Springs
Dan Strother
Know Your Bank Directors
A biographical sketch of two bank directors from the era. Capper, long a Shenandoah Valley National Bank director since 1910, also serves on the Colonial Brick Company and Shawnee Building and Loan boards. McCormac Jr., born 1916, a Union Bank director, Virginia Woolen Company director, and Martinsburg Berkeley Woolen director, enjoys golf and yachting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview
West Virginia
Kernstown
Capper
Mason Robinson
The
Presbyterian Church
Treas
H. B. McCormac
Holly Brokenberry McCormac
Union Bank
Lawrenceville
New Jersey
McCormac
Lehigh
Virginia Woolen Company
Berkeley Woolen Company
Martinsburg
Relatives Visit Across States From Pittsfield Ill To Baltimore
Pittsfield Illinois residents visit Clarke relatives after a fifty year absence. Mrs Dudley Schwartz returns to Boston with her children Eugene and Lesley to spend summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Frazier. R A Colston hosts friends from Frederick County near Boyce. Paul Lewis and daughter Helen Lloyd of Washington visited C K Creamer family. Helen to stay summer here while sister Hilda stays with grandmother Lloyd in Leesburg. Members from Boyce Baptist Church attend Winchester mission meeting including J R Strode Elsie Levi Clyde Levi Ruth Clarke L E Clarke and B W Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ill
Clarke
Snowden Strother
Boyce
Baltimore
Dudley Schwartz
Boston
Mass
Eugene
Lesley
Herbert Frazier
R. A. Colston
Frederick County
Golden Gloves Tournament's New York start in 1927
The Golden Gloves Tournament for amateur boxers began in New York in 1927 to stimulate amateur boxing among boys and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moonshine Moonlight Rescue Surprises Kentucky Deputy
In HAZARD Kentucky on June 28 Deputy Marshal Andrew Combs tracked down and arrested a man who had been reported drowned in a flood last year. The arrest came after the man had been indicted on a moonshining charge, contradicting the earlier death claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard
Andrew Combs
Chivalry in Santa Pea candidates named for State House
Miss Concha Ortizy Pino and Andy Nilson announced as Republican candidates for the State House of Representatives. Each was first to sign the other's petition. Also notes Great Britain bans radios in cars for national defense during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa PE
Old Southwest
Concha Ortizy Pino
Andy Nilson
House of Representatives
Communion to Be Administered on Sunday at two churches
The quarterly Communion service will be on Sunday morning at Winchester United Brethren Charge. Mount Pleasant will begin at 9 45 and Pleasant Valley at 11 o'clock with a note of hour change at Mount Pleasant. All members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Sleep ends in gas oven scare at Gemmet shop
Providence Kansas City June 28 Ralph A Gemmet 50 worked late in his enameling shop then slept near a glazing oven. The gas fire went out and James Day his helper found him awake and fine in the morning after alarm was raised for a gas leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralph A. Gemmet
James Day
Gemmet
Plane Forces Field Emergency Landing Near Old Joe
In Des Moines on June 28 a stalled airplane made an emergency landing in a nearby field. Old Joe the work horse reared, then died from the fright as observers blamed the noisy intruder for the mishap rather than the tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joe
Old Joe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Falls
Paul Galladay
Bessie Orndorff
Mt. Williams
Coffelt
Mary Tevalt
Martha Bucher
Sonny Bucher
Mr. L
Esther Richard
Mary Velma Hodgson
Clarence Orndorff
J. H. Lineburg
Claude Bucher
Loudoun St
Lebanon
Oldsmobile
Tudor
Chapman Motor CO
Boscawen St
Canterbury
Mooney
Atmisni
X'Ino
Dvaho
Ualsva
Suyyyegq
Surysea
Ysiqy
Sulzepuney
YqaWaWad
Ajunod
Aaa
Great Britain
Providence
Henry Ford
International
Dodge
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor CO
Gee
Aires
Men Seiberling
Seiberling Center
Seiberling
Seiberl
Unie
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Bayliss
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Republic Service
STA
Cameron & Piccadilly Sts
National Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!