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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
5
Mt Pleasant Virginia area notes moving has dominated weeks with many families shifting homes and neighbors hosting visits. Local residents report illness improvements and ongoing town social scenes while ministers and families plan gatherings and services in the coming weeks.
Mrs. F L Derflinger and brother Walter Keener visited sister Mrs Lucian Brumback. Mrs F D Willey returned to Washington DC after nursing daughter Mrs Harold Miller since birth of granddaughter Mrs R E Weirich. Missionary Society met as Rev H E Richardson and family visited Martinsburg and Inwood. Louise Stickley and Maggie Smootz noted illness and family visits.
Hayfield Va March 9 Mr and Mrs William Palmer observed joint birthdays with a family gathering at their farm west of the village. He turned 63 and she 58 as children and neighbors joined in a festive meal and singing. Palmer, a peach grower and woodworker, noted for his fair labor, expects a good crop this year after a mild winter, while recounting community memories and a humorous past anniversary in blue overalls.
White Post Virginia March 9 Mrs James Riley has returned from Brunswick Maryland where she had been staying with her sister.
Silver Cross Circle of Kings Daughters served a dinner for Clark county teachers with 35 teachers and 4 guests of honor. Various residents and visitors are noted with church services planned at Emmanuel Chapel each Wednesday during Lent with Rev. Roland Rowland to preach next week.
Grimes Va March 9 There will be preaching at Galilee next Sunday March 17 A cordial welcome is extended to all Mrs Martin Burmester and
Local notes from Va March 9 report social events at the King's Daughters and Sons home and gatherings around Berryville Upperville and Charles Town. Attendees include Rutherford Bromley Harris Coleman Perks and Tinsman family members with a play at Berryville High School and several home visits and moves in Frederick Berryville Charles Town area.
Community calendar snapshot listing visits and gatherings across Mountain Falls area. Notables include Mrs. Philip Richard from Washington D C visiting. multiple mentions of Hulver, Tevault, and Brill families visiting relatives in Winchester Clarke and Shenandoah counties. Various weekend, Sunday, and weekday calls reflect town ties and local connections.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fishpaw near Crums Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Marshal.
March notes from Rest Brevities list Charles Brady of Baltimore as weekend guest of J. W. Schlack. Lucille Stevens of Washington visits Rev and Mrs. Stevens at the parsonage. Mrs. T. B. Seneeadiver and daughter Sarah Lee along with Mrs. Seneeadiver and Alma Brady join Mrs. G. B. Snider for Thursday gatherings. Mrs. Brook Taylor and children also mentioned.
Grimes spent last Thursday and Friday with her father Charles Gordon. Lorenza Price and E W Smallwood visited Romney West Virginia on Wednesday. Rev William Stevens preached at Rest Church last night. A play sponsored by Rest Sunday School is planned. Holmes Snapp and family were guests of Mr and Mrs David Prince in Martinsburg West Virginia. H S Moulden and family from Hagerstown Maryland visited his mother F O Moulden on Sunday. Harry Stipe visited relatives at Ridgeway West Virginia last weekend.
Mrs Edna Anderson of Winchester visited her brother Mr Vernon Ashby. Miss Clemmie Baker of Middle Way stays with cousin Mrs Maude Prince. Miss Helen Lillis of Winchester visited Miss Evelyn Ashby. Mrs Amos Prince has flu and is confined at home. Local ladies visiting include Mrs Ashby Maude Prince Miss Clemmie Baker Mrs E W Grant and Mrs J H Ashwood. The Stephenson Social Club to meet March 13 at 7 30 PM.
Advertisement for Bakers Drug Store promoting juniper oil and Buchu leaves tablets as a bladder irritant remedy. Claims relief within four days with a 25 cent return if not pleased. Mentions Baker’s Drug Store as supplier.
The notice invites relatives and friends to a family gathering at the home of Mrs. E W Grant in Clearbrook urging each member to attend and bring a family member or friend.
William H. Rodda, managing engineer of the adjustment departments at the Mutual Life Insurance Agency in Washington D C, will be the guest speaker at the Rotary Club weekly meeting this Thursday at 1 o'clock. He will discuss Fire Hazards in Action.
Promoted as a quick soothing remedy for throat irritation from colds Hall's Expectorant claims to relieve cold coughs. Advertised as trusted for over 25 years with demand noted and sold at Peoples Service Drug Store 9 North Main Street in three sizes 35c 60c and one dollar.
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