Delray and Hanging Rock Community News Roundup
Mrs Clyde Lee visited with Mrs Arley Lee last Monday and another day last week in Romney. Numerous locals visited and were visited by family from Clear Spring Maryland and Hedgesville West Virginia. A child named Shane Shanholtz suffered eye injuries with a blood clot expected to heal. nursing home visits occurred for several residents and Medicare alert signup efforts were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenonah Smith
John Shanholtz
Odie Snapp
George Cather
Lon Saville
Sam Saville
Fannie Lee
Woodrow Rudy
Hedgesville
W.va
Robert Lee
Howard Lee
Bud Davis
Connie Pownell
Elmer Oates
Brenda Pyles
Orah
Mark
Elwood Park
Sheryl
Marie Shelley
Yonley
Delano Shelley
Brenda
Alice Stewart
Dawn Smith
Kim
Luella Orndorff
Charles Orndorff
Paul Hite
Ethel Runkles
Lloyd Roberts
John Dougt
Augusta
Courtney Smith
Clyde Lee
Arley Lee
Shane Shanholtz
Harry Smith
Leo Straw
Romney
Robert Saville
James Miller
Delray Home Demonstration Club
Lovette Haines
Rev. Wright
Monroe’s Nursing Home
Kidwell Nursing Home
Reverend Grover Speaks at Mt Olive Church
The Rev Paul Grover was guest speaker at Mt Olive Church on Sunday morning with visitors from Shenandoah College. Our minister Rev John Morton is improving after surgery. Mr and Mrs Guy Oates flew to Nebraska last Sunday due to the serious illness of his sister. Mr and Mrs M A Wiley visited Mrs Robert Fouts last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Purvis
Kansas
Mary Braithwaite
Harod Roomsburg
Ernest Ashwood
Kathleen Ashwood
Luther Larrick
Julian Larrick
Albin
M. A. Wiley
Richard Keckley
Red Bud Road
Charles Brown
O. C
Homer Haines
Romney
W. Va
Raymond Carrol
Woman’s Society Christian Service
William Withers
Stephens City
Grover Teets, Jr
Welltown Pike
F. L. Bragg
Luke Burleston
Falls Church
W. B. Castleman
Donald Price
Tammie
Andy Whitacre
Virginia Minnick
Russell Price
Mary Price
Martinsburg
Kathleen Fowler
Winchester
Roy Clowser
Community notes from Shanks West Virginia and nearby towns
A lengthy social column lists numerous visits and gatherings across Shanks and nearby communities. Residents from Winchester to Romney visit relatives in Williamsport, Bartonsville, and Capon Bridge. Highlights include birthdays, choir practice, vacations in Florida, attendance at funerals, and plans for the Ebenezer Homemaker's Club gathering on March 24 with a crafts program and potluck.
Needlecraft catalog ad for patterns and books
Ace Brook promotes heirloom lace and crochet patterns with easy projects like scarves and spreads. The ad features Pattern 7181 and prices for patterns, mailing, and handling, plus mail-in orders to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. It also offers catalogs and quilt books with prices and order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester
Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
Cross Junction Community Notes and Church Events
Local residents share visits and illnesses across Cross Junction and nearby towns. News covers hospital patient Curtis Funkhouser, visits by Mellia Donelson and Braithwaite families, church activities at Brucetown and Pleasant Grove, revival plans, school groups, funerals, and social gatherings reflecting a busy rural community life.
Capon Road Notes and Local Illnesses
Mrs Ber nice Bryant of Chambersburg Pa visits Capon Road for a few days. Gilbert Stickley is confined at home with an infection. Mr and Mrs Bill Hatter visited Mr and Mrs Harold Bohning over the weekend. Mrs Louie Lam spent Thursday in Winchester shopping. Harold Bohning under a doctors care. Mrs Louise Stickley and Mrs Viola Coaley confined to home with flu. Mrs C B Lim is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Two flocks of wild geese were seen flying north over Capon Road Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Road
Bernice Bryant
Chambersburg
Gilbert Stickley
Bill Hatter
Harold Bohning
Louie Lam
Winchester
Louise Stickley
Viola Coaley
C. B. Lim
Winchester Memorial Hospital
North Reynolds Social News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Doyle Dick and family of Berkeley Springs West Virginia spent a day with Mr and Mrs Mervil Dick. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shelburne sold their farm and moved to Whitacre. Sunday with Mrs Kathleen Omps. Warren Harrison and children visited Fall Church. Jessie Brannon helped Larry Brannon butcher Saturday. Jessie Batt, recently ill, is better. Mrs Jamie Flowers cares for her mother. Altha Michael and Ruth Keller visited Mr and Mrs Mervil Dick last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Keller
Arlington
Vernon Lee
Vance Brown
Pennsylvania
Lee
Elwood Kern
Jo McIinee
Gainesboro
MeKwee
Brown
H. C. Braithwaite
Charles Omps
Albin
Carmen Luttrell
John
Roy Flowers
Steve
Merle Eaton
Hazel Funkhouser
Janie Whitacre
Sam Whitacre
Fox Drive
Whitacre
Florida
Dick Berger
Williamsport
Ed Lizer
North Reynold’s
Doyle Dick
Junior Dick
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mervil Dick
Clarence Shelburne
Kathleen Omps
Warren Harrison
Fall’s
Jessie Brannon
Larry Brannon
Jessie Batt
Jamie Flowers
Altha Michael
Ruth Keller
Visitors Toast at Allamong Home Hosts Share Weekends
North Mountain residents welcomed Shirley Crim and Sandra Braithwaite with children to a Saturday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs James Allamong. Rev D W Zipperer attended a recent dinner with Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller. Also visiting were Roscoe Rodrick from Carlisle Louis Stelzl and family from Stephens City. Sue Allamong stayed with Mary Allamong while Carson Allamong dined with the Williams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
James Allamong
Shirley Crim
Sandra Braithwaite
D. W. Zipperer
Ivan Miller
Roscoe Rodrick
Carlisle
Louis Stelzl
Stephens City
Raymond Stelzl
Sue Allamong
Mary Allamong
Carson Allamong
Noel Williams
Martinsburg social notes honor locals and obituaries
Last weekend in Martinsburg features Miss Eva Bohrer at a Corning Glass Co supper. Obituaries include infant son of Mr and Mrs H P Bartholow of Mercersburg buried Monday and Miss Kate Luttrell of Shockeysville buried Friday. Other visits and family notes track community life with many names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Eva Bohrer
Martinsburg
Corning Glass Co
H. P. Bartholow
Mercersburg
Bartholow
Al‘yerna Mae Moreland
Kate Luttrell
Shockeysville
Marcellus Luttrell
D. W. Dolan
Harvey Maury
A. P. Whitacre
Jesse Dunham
Glengary
Jonnie Fletcher
Winchester
George Payne and Son
Randy
Fairfax
Myrle ‘Dailey
Albin
Vera Larrick
Virginia Patterson
Norvel Dick
Alvenna Dolan
Elmer Patterson
Edwin Monk
Clinton Ritter
George Ritter
Florence Maury Hildebrand
Memorial Hospital
Birthday dinner for Leon Whitlock noted in Marlboro
Mrs. Leon Whitlock hosted a birthday dinner at the Keeler home with attendees including J. C. Keeler, Martin Shanholtz, Kay Omps and family, Louise Ball, Carrie Keeler, and others from Winchester, Middletown, and Strasburg. Dickie Terault returns to school after hospital stay. flu illness reported for David L. Ash family. Chicago report: AMA forecasts 14 new medical schools by 1970, total 101, adding 800 to 1,000 freshmen. eight four year programs for MD degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Keeler
Louise Ball
Carrie Keeler
Dickie Terault
Winchester Hospital
Chicago
The
American Medical Association
U.S
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Delray
Hanging Rock
Ada Mowrey
Delores and
Faron
C. H. Hershman
Gilbert Park
Gary
Deb
Hayfield
Herbert Beans
Jennings Bowman
Bob Bowman
Hyattsville, Md
Gerald Bowman
Washington
Harry Wolford
Jan Sebring
Lakeland
Lake Wales
Daytonna Beach
Bill Barns
Lanham
Carl Belt
Cumberland
Otto Belt
Hazel Teets
Moorefield
Teets
Belts
Charles Spitler l
Larry
C. V. Martin
Eugene
Preston Wolford
Geraldine Roberson
Charles
Gladys Wolfford
Reggie Allen
Ebenezer
Glen Loytte
Glen Loy Jr
Junior Shanholtz
Edwin Curtis
Pam
Lanny
Glen Loy, Jr
W. B. Solomon
James Morris
Berryville
Charolette Crowser
Bartonsville
Guy Burkett
Albert Corbin
Frederick, Md
Jeff
Hagerstown
Bunny
Ray Roomsburg
Haines
Effie Haines
M. L
Arnold
Johnny Grosses
Pauline McDonald
E. D. Clower
al Clower
Petersburg
E. H. Clower
Dale Stickley
Carmen
Mr. Stickley
Dallas Stickley
Purgisville
University Hospital
A. D. Lyons
Philadelphia
Otto Belts
William McCain
Ebenezer Homemaker’s Club
Earl Catlett
Ace Brook
Cross Junction
Curtis Funkhouser
Mellia Donelson
Baltimore
Lee Whitacre
George Whitacre
Coleman Dunn
Braddock St
M.Y.F
Redland
Oward Braithwaites
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
N. D. Whitacre
Edward Frye
E. W. Braithwaite
Paul Braithwaite
Alva Lamp
Gladys Tharp
Hilda Gibbons
Helen Hoover
Ray Flowers
Floyd Fletches
Russell Grove
Eve Marie
Manassas
James Groves
Madaline Denny
Ralph Johnson
Eva Flowers
Zane Kerns
Calvin Dner
Sadie Finkelstein
Marie Barney
Frances Whitacre
Dick Whitacre
Helen Braithwaite
Jim White
Brucetown
Brucetown Church
Irvin G. Couch
Noralk
Pleasant Grove
Charles Lee
Methodist Church
John Coryell
James F. Omps
Ray Pugh
Linda
Beverly
John Ward
A. C. Lovett
Rosalie Kefauver
Tommy Lipscomb
Lake Henderson
Bill Shobe
Sue Gladden
Opal Wolford
Adolph Iverson
Minnesota
Selvia Nelson
Oakley Catlett
Catlett
Agnes Hutzler
John Wotring
Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church
Wesley Chapel
Sallie Oates
Kidwe
Emmons
Minn
Albert Lea
Ivers
Coryell
Capon Bri Christian Church
Viola Carpenter
Forsney
Bobby
JoAnne Lamber
Howar Lambert
Ira Nessell
Thurman Clark
Charle Lee
Richard Shingston
Thelma
Dan Gladden
Michael McGeorgan
Ray Lee
Junior Peer
Fred Youngblood
Fameily
Arlie Lee
George Alan Clark
Raymond Strother
Ronnie
Ray
Howard Lambert
Carl Anderson
Leaders Training School
Rome Ney
Roberta Shanholtz
Kathy Lee
Woodrow Cornewell
Douglas Cornwell
William Alasbaugh
Pamela
B. W. Alabaugh
Nellie
Refuge
Judy Greene
National Airport
Springfield
Mass
Paul Greene
Margaret Green
Silas Jim
Ralph Hanson
Newton D Baker Hospital
Patricia Horwath
Joe Horwath
Max Presgraves
Max, Jr
Sergeant
Robert Loxton
Wilson Racy
Carlton Conner
Dennis Smith
Debbie
Ezra Henry
David L. Ash
Mary Dick
Rena Bauserman
Frank Keeler
Daniel Middleton
Middletown
Ralphard Sherman
Strasburg
Lena Keeler
John and
Eddie
Cedar ‘Creek Grade
Irwin Williams
Grover Keeler
John Sherman
Mine Bank
PTAC
Emerson
Security
Ason Blaky
Imsurance
John W.R Rosenberger
Leggett
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