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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
10
Notices from Stephens City recount visits and gatherings across the region. Rochelle and Harrisburg visitors sing at Trinity Church, and residents host friends from Strasburg Winchester and Front Royal. Mail, illness updates, and community events are listed with multiple local households named.
Mrs. R L Long improves slowly after a month of flu and rheumatism. Vietta Clowser returns home from Zepp after a stay with sister Mrs Gilbert Lineweaver. Paul Glynn and wife visit in Winchester on business. J A Williams from Washington DC visits his mother Mrs A F Williams who remains ill.
Local notes report Frank Werrick returning from a Washington trip and visits by J T Dodson, Mrs. James H Garrette and Betty Lou, with guests from Winchester and York Springs. Cincinnati? Not. Miller? Mc. The Woman's Missionary Society held a meeting with Mrs J P Everly. Mrs W P Saunders was elected delegate to the Roanoke Trinity Church missionary meeting April 23 25.
March 22 notes show Mrs. Edna Eckstein of Baltimore visiting her father Mr. Jacob Kerns. Other locals host guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Flowers Gainesboro and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dick Winchester. A play titled Bound to Get Married is planned for April 13 at the Dick school.
Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Farmer and others from Winchester and Gainesboro. Sargent opens an office near Whitacre. The Largent family and friends visit Mrs. F. E. Gardner. Edgar Largent is ill at his sister Effa Steward's Timber Ridge home. Edward Rupple and Ralph Brown are mentioned in illness and guest lists.
Hogue Creek Va March 22. Mr and Mrs Grover Orndorff and children of Lenore visited the Larricks. Miss Helen White with Miss Lorraine Dusing at Chambersville. Edison Fawcett and son Billy of Opequon and Harry Smithey visited Mrs Laura Orndorff. Betty Moore visited Grants Nelson. Mrs Edward Peer of Winchester visited her father Frank Orndorff. Ladies Aid met with Olive. next meeting April 1 at Mrs Vernon Bakers.
Mrs R S Rinker and Mrs B B Weirich spent Wednesday with Mrs Frank Weirich near Middle Ms J R Beaty remains about the same as neighbors hope for his return. Miss Lottie Hankin visited Miss Ruby Beaty. Hankin teaches at Washington Va. Mr and Mrs Cam Rogers of Deep? Mrs Washington Rogers's mother Sex Baker attended Sunday. Mrs Henry visited daughter Mrs Brown in Winchester. Mr C E Pence recovers from gall stones. Mrs Pence called to Luray for sister's illness and death. Mrs George Dovell was visited by children from Washington DC and Eleanor Dovell, gov employee in Baltimore Md. Mr and Mrs Lee Murphy visited with Murphy's parents F D Willey. Mrs G E Dovell accompanied Mr Poole to Waynesboro Va for a week. Mr Ralph Judy was home for the weekend.
In Boyce Virginia on March 22 the Ladies of the Methodist Church staged a successful cake sale at Mr Racey’s store. The itemized note lists residents visiting relatives in Washington and Pennsylvania, travel by Skyline Drive, and attendance by local teachers at the District 6 convention in Woodstock along with several local families spending weekends with kin and friends.
Mr and Mrs Wilkins and Mr and Mrs W A Heine with Mrs T P Jolliffe and daughters Marguerite and Jo were guests of relatives in Luray Saturday.
Highview residents report a weekend visit as Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Seldon and children from Winchester stayed with F. J. Seldon. Tim ber Ridge Christian Church held well attended services both morning and evening with many Winchester folks in attendance. E. O. Seldon and daughter Ruby O'Nile visited Mrs. Laura Anderson.
Sunday evening reports say Barston Whitacre is recovering well after an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Weekend social items record Vivian Seldon hosting friends including Helen Hook Opal Oates and Audrey Seldon. William Larrick and wife welcomed a ten pound son born Friday March 15. Claudine Largent visited Lillian Johnson while E H Spaid and children visited Mrs Spaid.
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