Local Household News Highlights in County Virginia
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grim of Stephens City visit father and sister Isaac Grim and Miss Julia Grim. John H Ross learns of brother Robert Ross s death. Community offers sympathy to the Ross family. Gene Green and friends of Washington DC visit his parents Dc R Green. Roy Bowman of Washington DC visits his parents. Frank Huffman family visits Amos Lillard family. Ridenour siblings visit grandfather Charles Morrison Cedarville. Dora Funk visiting Mrs John Bray. Jack Franklin and son Cedarville visit F H Ridenour. Waldo Bennington and family Bartonsville visit A W Conner. Garland Broy family visit Charles Lee Punk. Ernest Largent and family of Winchester visit Walter Moore. Mrs Susan B Lewis narrowly escapes fire in room. fireboard mantle and carpet damaged. Mrs Olie Martin moves to Kernstown farm. Mrs John Marker improving slowly. Miss Blanche Snapp and Mrs Hammond visit Mr John Snapp s case. Lucille Brumback weekend with mother. Mrs Jo
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Refuge
Arthur Grim
Stephens City
Isaac Grim
Julia Grim
John H. Ross
Robert Ross
Ross
Gene Green
R. Green
Roy Bowman
Washington, D. C
L. L. Bowman
Frank Huffman
Amos Lillard
Estelle
Catherine
Elizabeth Ridenour
Irwin Ridenour
Charles Morrison
Cedarville
Dora Funk
John Bray
Jack Franklin
F. H. Ridenour
Waldo Bennington
Bartonsville
A. W. Conner
Garland Broy
Effie Broy
Gretta
Charles Lee Punk
Ernest Largent
Winchester
Walter Moore
Susan B. Lewis
Lewis
Highview
Refuge Church
Kernstown
Locke
Robert Conner
Bowmansdale
J. R. Conner
John
Garland Bray
Baltimore
Austin Conner
Earl Huff
Berryville
Huff
J. R. Bray
Boyd Headley
Leo Bowman
Gene Greene
Washington
Mr. Greene
C. R. Greene
Large Refuge Church delegation attends Kernstown services
Highview Virginia reports a large Refuge Church delegation attending preaching and a quarterly meeting at Kernstown Sunday night. Dr. Locke the presiding elder of the Winchester district delivered an inspiring sermon. Several locals and visitors are noted among attendees and weekend guests.
Reynolds Store News Highlights Local visits and births
Reynolds Store notes a busy period with many social calls and visits across Capon Bridge and nearby areas. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Mace of Gainesboro, a son at the home of Utah Crossen. Evelyn Carpenter leaves Monday for Baltimore to visit relatives and several residents are noted at Winchester and Siler gatherings.
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Geraldine
Abidge Whitacre
Siler
William McIilwee
Gainesboro
Robert McIlwee
Charles Mace
Trovellis Clark
Dorsey Strother
Winchester
E. D. Shenk
Dave Puffinberger
William Clark
Ed Brown
Oscar Luttrell
F. J. Gardner
Hazel
Virginia
Edgar Sargent
Ernest Batt
C. G. Russell
Evelyn Carpenter
James Gardner
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles Webster
Thelma Snider
O'Nile Omps
Roxanna Batt
Harry and
Jim Bageant
Angers Store
Margie Bohrer
Frank Lee Flowers
F. J. Flowers
Richard Havermale
Carson Whitacre
Opequon Notes: Spring Work Amid Blizzard Aftermath
Opequon Virginia reports improving weather as farmers resume field work and orchard owners prune trees. Schools add Saturday sessions to catch up after the blizzard. Mr Clever moves his family to the tenant house, as community routines slowly return to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Clever
Local families share weekend visits and moves in Green Spring
Children from Washington spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fries. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Milburn moved to Miss Florence Hershman s house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strob ridge. Mr. Charles Gardner and family settled on the Red Bud road.
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Washington
A. W. Fries
Ernest Milburn
Florence Hershman
E. H. Strobridge
Charles Gardner
Red Bud Road
Crop Prospects In Mid West Vary From Fair To Good
Chicago March 7 crop prospects in the middle west range from fair to good a survey indicated today. Favorable reports came in from towns in Iowa Wisconsin and surrounding regions with potential gains noted.
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Mid-West
Chicago
Middle West
Towa
Wisconsin
Consuelo and Marco Clash as Diamond Awakens Desire
Consuelo, a Gypsy dancer, conflicts with her mother Anica while Marco presses for marriage. He gifts a diamond that enchants her, fueling a dangerous kiss threat. Consuelo alternates between love and defiance as she plans her next move at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consuelo
Marco
Anica
Girtea
Voda
Glitza
Tin Chief
Dav
Bers
Arkansas Governor Orders Execution of Poison Murderer
Little Rock March 7 Attys for Mark H. Shank abandon appeal to save him from electric chair after Governor Futrell orders he die tomorrow morning.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mark H. Shank
J. Marion Futrell
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief with 7 Benefits
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless three days cough remedy. It claims seven active helps in one formula and offers an on the spot money refund if the cough or cold is not relieved, with druggist authorization.
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Marcu
Marco
Advo
Precipitation in December and February
In December and February precipitation reached seventy percent of January levels, with the January figure serving as the baseline for comparison. The incomplete note implies lower moisture before and after these months, suggesting a variable pattern across the winter period.
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norin_ Janu
Economic outlook improves despite weather handicap
A. E. Anderson, state and federal crop statistician, says the economy shows improvement over last year due to higher farm product prices and reduced surcharges, despite unfavorable weather conditions.
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Federal
Chop
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Olie Martin
John Marker
Blanche Snapp
Mrs.Hammond
John Snapp
Lucille Brumback
Joe Malone
Frank Orndorff
Marvin Holtzman
C. E. Headley
Miss Thomas
Dayton, Va
Ella Snapp
Woodstock
Harris
Kinree
Green Spring
Copvright
Arms
To Him
Farry
New York
Brown & Fisher
Gray
Styles
Baker
John B. Stetson
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
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