County News Briefs Highlight Local Family Ties and Loss
March 7 notes visits among Baltimore residents and Middletown kin. Sad news arrives with the death of Mr Frank Woodson in Roanoke. burial held there. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Alvin Thomas on Church Street. Several local families hosted and visited. various relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornwell
Wenda Lee
William Keith
Jones
Baltimore
Shelby Keith
E. R. Sperry
Sadie Harris
Boyd McDonald
Marth
Carson Dettra
Winches
C. B. Legge
Beatty
Prank Woodson
Roanoke
Mr Woodson
Bertha Sibert
Dauer
W. L
Mary
Middletown
Woodson
William Woodson
Daughters of Wesley Bible Class
Park Everly
Alvin Thomas
Church Street
Robert Miller
Gordon Keith
Abbie Weirich
Annapolis
Prank Weirith
Local Notes from Gainesboro Virginia
Gainesboro Virginia March 7 Mrs Ethel Bayliss returns home after visiting daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Leonard Williamson of Covington. Mrs Lou Cooper stays with mother in law ill at her Gore home. Peyton Darlington buys a new car. Holmes Adams family moves to Walter De Haven farm. Harry Ad builds a house addition. Minnie Lamp visits Mrs Harry Fout and Mrs Edith Flowers. Ray Flowers recovers from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Ethel Bayliss
Leonard Williamson
Covington
Lou Cooper
Frank Cooper
Gore
Peyton Darlington
Holmes Adams
Walter de Haven
Harry Ad
Minnie Lamp
Harry Fout
Edith Flowers
Ray Flowers
Notice of Reference in Bank of Romney v Winchester and Wardensville
Circuit Court for Frederick County Virginia refers case to Master Commissioner to determine bondholders and addresses, taxes, scheme for asset purchase money distribution, and related matters. Notice requires weekly newspaper publication in Winchester Va for two weeks, serving all parties and creditors.
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Winchester
Wardensville
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Winchester & Wardensville Railroad Company
D. H. Sencindiver
Spe- Sak
Winchester & E Railroad Company
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester & War Railroad Company
White Hall News Roundup March 7
Local notes report Mrs. Eschill of Washington D C will conduct church services March 4 for a week. Several residents, including Mrs. Wilmer Anderson and Miss Bowers, are ill. Sue Snyder of Winchester visits grandmother Mrs. John Lodge. Albert Anderson to return from Winter Park Fla. Raymond Godlove hosts birthday for Herman and Gladys Godlove of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Ard Eschill
Washington, D. C
White Hall Church
Wilmer Anderson
Winchester
B. F. Strother
John Lodge
Charles Snyder
Howard Eckchill
Raymond Godlove
Herman Godlove
Gladys Godlove
Stephens City
Howard Plotner
Rozella Shirley
Chester Weber
Charles
Charles Cook
Virgil Godlove
Lloyd Milburn
Loretta
Stanley Plotner
Wadesville
Wesley Kinny
Clearbrook
A. M. Shirley
Darkesville
W. Va
Grippe
Brucetown Notes A small town update from Brucetown VA
Dr and Mrs F A Cochran return from Bethlehem PA where he examined the Brucetown area academic wrestling team at Lehigh University. A chicken and ham supper is planned for Brucetown Church basement March 28. Local visits include Roy Campbell and son Harold from Wadesville and Raymond Smith and others visiting Snapp home. Dinner guests included Belle Jobe and the Shirkeys. Mr and Mrs William McDonald receive congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
F. A. Cochran
Swimsey
Bethlehem
R. C. Bull
Cochran
Lehigh University
Roy Campbell
Harold
Wadesville
False Teeth Improve Comfort with New Powder
An advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder claims it secures upper and lower plates for comfort without taste or odor. The notice details a Virginia court decree in the Katie Hodge estate matter, directing weekly publication and a March 18 1940 execution date.
Whitacre Couple Travel to Martinsburg for Birth News
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whitacre motored to Martinsburg Friday on business to announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs. John Legg, ill at her daughter’s home, Mrs. H. J. McAboy, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Whitacre
Martinsburg
John Legg
H. J. McAboy
Death of J. A. Bean Noted In Bloom Area
Bloom Virginia March 7 reports friends learned of the death of J. A. Bean at his Stephens City home. Bean born in the community was a devoted member of St. John's Church and a cousin of Dorothy Williams and Thomas S. Cooper. Also notes Friendly Grove Home Demonstration meeting at Mrs. H. A. Snapp's home and local farm housing changes. In Pennsylvania a mouse at Harrisburg’s capitol triggered a tear gas release in a treasury vault, sending fumes toward the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Mr. Bean
St. John’s 'S Church
Dorothy Williams
Thomas
Cooper
Friendly Grove
H. A. Snapp
G. W. Hulver, Sr
Pennsylvaia
Treasury
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Katie Hodge
Seward Magruder
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Charles Hodge
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Evening Star
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H. R. Kern
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