Community Notes Highlight Local Visits Across Greenway
Greenway Virginia reports a flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings. Joseph Funkhouser and Albert Colaw toured Charlottesville and Washington DC respectively, as others hosted relatives in Berryville Boyce and Stephens City. Several birthdays and illnesses are noted, with voter registration underway by Pryor Luttrell and Doyle Dick.
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Greenway
Joseph Funkhouser
Charlottesville
Albert Colaw
Washington, D. C
Bessie Cox
William Madigan
Millwood
Ruben Clark
John Stuart
Berryville
Clark Cornwell
Charles Madigan
Lola Perry
R. H. White
Stephens City
Leslie White
Holmes Cadwallader
Boyce
James Cooke
James, Jr
Warrenton
James Jr
Bud Armel
Elsie
Armel
Carl DeHaven
Kenneth Combs
Howard White
Charles Lee Funk
William Lindamood
Strasburg
Charles Strasnider
Winchester
George Haymaker
Apa Grim
Lafayette Ey.es
An collectors of Angers Store notes report community visits and illnesses
Angers Store notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Whitacre and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac DeHaven to Mrs. C. G. De Haven. Elizabeth Bohrer hospitalized in Martinsburg for treatment. Lynwood Newbrough and Carroll suffer croup and influenza. Olive Newbrough visiting. Brown Mason family with chickenpox. Seymour Bohrer injured on ice with stitches. Walter Bowler’s daughter ill with pneumonia. Ungers arrive. Virginia Orchard Company noted. Heironimy family moves to Ida Luttrell farm. Bohrer and Mauzy callers. Clowser visiting with sisters Fred Bohrer and Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers Store
Harley Whitacre
Boonsboro
Isaac DeHaven
Picardy
C. G. DeHaven
Elizabeth Bohrer
Martinsburg
Lynwood Newbrough
Carroll
Edmund Heironiey
Bettie Heironimus
Harry
Ida Luttrell
Seymour Bohrer
D. W. Mauzy
Troy Dick
Charles Clowser
Fred Bohrer
Beach
Martinsburg Visitors, Kin Gather in Stephens City Notes
Stephens City notes list visits and social events with relatives and friends across Martinsburg, Staynesville, Riverton, Stephenson, Winchester, Toms Brook, Harrisonburg, Nineveh, and Madison College. Residents mention weekend gatherings, dinners, and a Sunday school meeting scheduled for March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
James Calvert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lomax Parker
Madison Riggleman
Hott
Staynesville
Elmer Clevenger
W. A. Henson
Riverton
Calvin Grim
Mae Jane
Esten Rudolph
Stephenson
Lee McCarty
Clarksburg
Annie Williams
Raymond Hausenfluck
Richard Eversole
Kenneth Adams
Easter Services at Fairview Church Sunday Night
Canterbury Notes reports Easter services at Fairview Church on Sunday night March 24 with all invited. Alice Albin returned home after visiting Helen Rit enour in Leesburg. Families Albin, Ritter, Dovell, Painter, Legg attended a funeral of the late Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Fairview Church
Alice Albin
Helen Ritenour
Leesburg
Lawrence Madigan
Wilbur Ritter
Carol Dovell
Bobby
Winchester
R. E. Albin
Lois and
Eloise Albin
Audrey White
L. W. Painter
Here
Allen Legg
Stephens City
Window sale planned by Fairview Church Ladies Aid Society
Mahlon Jackson from East Ger Main Street notes a Sunday afternoon item. The Ladies Aid Society of Fairview Church announces a window sale at Southern States Store on Saturday March 23 to raise funds for Easter dinner.
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Mahlon Jackson
East Germain Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Fairview Church
Southern States
White Hall Notes from White Hall Virginia and Berkeley Springs
White Hall Virginia notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bageant to Berkeley Springs West Virginia and Mrs. Douglas McFare, plus Mr. David Ruffner's appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Mrs. Ervin Coates confined with grippe but improving, and Mrs. Roy Bageant ill but recovering. A revival at White Hall Church drew attendees. An old telephone anecdote mentions Ahoy Ahoy as a signal and notes the first telephone exchange opening in 1878 New Haven Connecticut with 21 subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Roy Bageant
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Douglas McFare
Gore
David Ruffner
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
George Cook
Bobby Lee
Ervin Coates
White Hall Church
Douglas McFarland
Grippe
New Haven
Connecticut
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George Omps
Patty Jo
Berk-er
Barthol Stotler
Eley Springs
Griff Newbrough
Pryor Luttrell
Doyle Dick
Angers
Frank Atkins
George Tobin
Argenbright
Lloyd Argenbright
Patricia
Harrisonburg
Edwin Fritts
Lauralee and
Steele
Nineveh
Laura Steele
Wesley
Nettie Yeakle
Canterbury
B& O
B&o
Baltimore
Ohio
Briggs
Sanico
Rosebrook
Hormels Spam
Zion Fis
Bulk Prunes
Ivory
Lifebuoy
Wat
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California
Tary Grocery Company
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