Reynolds tores Virginia manag er visits Virginia relatives
Reynolds tores M. E. OBrien of West Virginia spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brown. Many neighbors and relatives are listed visiting, calling on weekends, and traveling to Berkeley Springs and Winchester for meetings and to see injured friends. A solitary note mentions wild geese flying north signaling spring.
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D. K. Muntzing
Winchester
Pauline Gardner
Dorothy Clark
Theodore Holliday
Harl Farmer
C. T. Adams
Gainesboro
Michael Place
Cross Junction
Place
Arthur Crossen
I. D. Shade
Ernest Batt
Walter Moore
Lucy Havermale
Harry Largent
Roy Parrill
Marvil
Refuge Church Sermon Delights Congregation in Rainy Weather
Refuge Virginia March 14 Despite the rain Rev F M Lucas delivered a fine sermon at Refuge Church on Sunday evening at his regular appointment. Mrs Adaline Sargent returned to her daughter Mrs Olie Grim after visiting her daughter Mrs Arthur Walters of Winchester. Mrs John Bauserman on sick list last week shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
F. M. Lucas
Refuge Church
Adaline Sargent
Olie Grim
Arthur Walters
Winchester
John Bauserman
Oranda Notes March Visit and Road Improvements
State Policeman George Miller from Winchester visited Oranda on Monday. The road to the pike at the Stone Shop is improving. Mr. James Boggs attended Marlboro church. Mrs. Boggs visited Mrs. Gayetta Lineburg. Ed Bumgardner of Front Royal and his wife stayed with Mrs. Bumgardner’s parents at Cedar Lodge. Ground is expected to soak after recent rains and snows. Harry Coffelt of Washington visited H. M. Loring’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
George Miller
Winchester
James Boggs
Marlboro
Harry Coffelt
Washington
H. M. Loring
Local Notes on Visits and Farm Movements
Miss Mildred Coffelt has returned home after spending weeks with relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Bowers has moved from the Crabill farm near Marlboro to a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Coffelt
Baltimore
Stephens City Notes March Illness And Local Visits
Mrs. J C Hiser shows improvement after illness. Mr. and Mrs Oden Dickens of Lucketts and Rev Eugene Richardson begin revival. Arthur Stevens of Washington visits family. Lutheran quilting bee at Mrs Fred Ridings. cottage prayers at Mr John Hartley. Ever Ready Bible Class hosts quilting at Mrs J G Lauck with attendees. Child of Mr and Mrs French Reed remains ill.
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The
Lutheran Church
Fred Ridings
Methodist Church
J. G. Lauck
Carper
Headley
Grim
Rust
Ritenour
Annie Williams
Scothorn
Mamie Carver
Effie Williams
Fast track to degree for Chicago student
Belmont mass youth Dexter earned a bachelor’s degree after 18 months in the University of Chicago under a new plan allowing rapid study. He completed ten courses in a single quarter, reshaping the school’s pace and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lewis Dexter
Belmont
Mass
University of Chicago
Boston man slides from window and survives 35 foot drop
Charles J. McGee, 32, leaned from a rear window and toppled 35 feet. He struck a clothes line near the ground, bounced, and suffered only minor injuries with a strong scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles J. McGee
City Keeps Strong Finance Record in 1934
Baltimore reports a 1934 end net worth of 228.9 million with assets 441.38 million and liabilities 212.45 million. Budget Director Herbert Fallin releases figures to Mayor Howard W. Jackson, noting a 7.55 million increase over 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herbert Fallin
Howard W. Jackson
Boy Sailors Hold Up Traffic On Busy Span
In Annapolis on March 14 motorists complain about clothes prop and bed sheet ships sailing up the creek. Tiny bateaus with prop masts pass before a drawbridge, delaying 9,000 daily vehicles. The hearing before Col. E J Dent discussed bridge improvements and transfer to the state roads commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Creek
E. J. Dent
Army Engineer Corps
State Roads Commission
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Purcell Dick
Gunny Side
E. N. Luttrell
Offutt Peacemaker
Bloom
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Dustin Fearnow
F. J. Gardner
Howard Reynolds
Frank Lee Flowers
Charles Mayes
Gladys Orndoff
Martinsburg
R. C. Hicks
John Broy
Gretta
Francis Broy
Earl Huff
Berryville
Ben Derflinger
Elizabeth Ridenour
Stephens
Stephens City
J. C. Hiser
Oden Dickens
Lucketts, Va
Eugene Richardson
Arthur Stevens
Mrs. Steven
Mrs
Speedy
Blue Mountain
Miss
Portland
Ore
Fred Norman
Baliff Norman
Camden
N. J
Walter Baker
Edward Lewis
Issac W. Eason
Baker
TMN
Elle. Bellow
But Les Forgrave
Goprright
American Tobsove Company
E. Water St
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Eas, Ia
Ika
Ua A
Chevrolet
FORD
Shenandoah
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Richmond
Bickers Motor Co
Libby-Owens-Ford
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Winchester, VA
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
TWIN
Oma & ‘Gas Corp
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