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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
8
Cross Rona church reports Rev. M Hickle bringing revival services to Pleasant Grove, concluding last Friday night with a summons to faith and renewed attendance.
A 127 acre property in the Shenandoah Valley near a state road to Washington features fine spring water, mile river frontage with black bass fishing, a pear orchard of 5,000 trees in full bearing, hardwood timber, and outbuildings suitable for a club development or estate on high elevation with scenic views.
Eleven young persons were baptized and joined the church Sunday with Miss Audrey Hicks among guests. George Hicks family plans a fence sale at Fairview cemetery next Saturday May 11 at 1 pm. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John Coryell, Mrs Sallie Oates, and W W McKee with Evelyn. Additional visits mention W E Nelson near Capon Bridge and Frank Peacemaker with George Peachmaker. Grace White, Shepherd College student, spent the week ending Sunday.
Rosenberger is filled with family and visiting news as Mr and Mrs Howard Brill and son and Mr Charles Frye of Shenandoah called on Mrs Katie Allamong and family. J J Snapp and Iven Miller visited Anthony Schuller at Sedan West Virginia. Guy Frye and two children visited relatives at Capon Bridge West Virginia. Paul Smoke and children and Ada and Mamie Smoke spent Sunday with Mr Edgar.
Washington Post notes smoke and family presence near Mount Williams. Mr. Co. and M. Rosenberger are mentioned with a reported purchase of a new car. Economy government style described as keeping salaries at 1342.60 a year while hiring 100 men for one job.
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