Clarke County social notes on Riverton station tour
Members of the Clarke County Board of Agriculture and guests toured the new Riverton Station in Riverton with Northern Virginia Power Company leaders. The outing included a dinner at Hotel Royal and a large list of attendees from local families, schools, and nearby towns visiting and returning to various commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County, Board of Agriculture
Riverton
Andrea
Holmes Harper
Harry Rambo
Ronald Smyre
William Leatherman
J. C. Brubaker
Northern Virginia Power Company
Ralph N. Dorsey
Richard B. Smith Jr
Matthew W. Jones Jr
Louise Ones
Butch McKay
Monroe Buckley
Sammy
Jane Elizabeth Buckley
Charles E. Miley
Tom Fenton
I. Cc. Snapp
Georgie Thompson
Billy Thompson
Hilda Collie
John W. Olcott
James Clement
Winchester
Alec Harris
Virginia Experiment Station
Blacksburg
Clarke County
Hotel Royal
Front Royal
Social News Gathers Long Distance Guests
Mrs. Harry Lynih and companions visited Beille. Dor sey will see her son-in-law Col Ernest Ristedt in Gaines ville before returning to Richmond. Thursday guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Cushing en route from Sarasota to Massachusetts. Mrs. Robert R. Smith Jr and infant Elizabeth Roger returned to Silver Spring from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Recent guests were Mrs Max Christen of Atlantic City and Miss Pearl J Rogers of Washington. Mr and Mrs Charles J Enders Jr hosted Friday with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joseph C Ford of Cadillac on their way home from the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Riley
James Riley
Arlington
Rileys
Chicago
Ill
Joseph Green
Harry Lynih
Beille
Richmond
Dorsey
Col
Ernest Ristedt
Gainesville
Ralph N. Dorsey
Ralph Cushing
Fitchburg
Mass
Cushing
Sarasota
Fla
Massachusetts
Robert R. Smith Jr
Elizabeth Roger
Silver Spring
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles J. Enders Jr
Joseph C. Ford
Cadillac
Mich
Fords
Michigan
Local residents share weekend visits and family events
Lloyd Russell and Gertrude Thompson of Winchester visited friends in Charlottesville on Sunday. Sam and Phillis Deavers and relatives visited in Sunay. Roy E Potts Jr and family returned home on Byrd Avenue after a Culpeper weekend with Mrs Potts parents. Violette Lee of Tokama Park spent the weekend with her mother. County Nurse Mrs. John Hardesty and Judy Beverley spent Friday in Charlottesville. Gilbert Royston Sr and family spent Sunday in Charles Town W Va for a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Russell
Gertrude Thompson
Winchester
Charlottesville
Sam Deavers
Phillis Deavers
Sunay Sunday
Roy E. Potts Jr
Roy 3d
Byrd Avenue
Culpeper
Violette Lee
Tokama Park, ‘d
George Johnston
John Hardesty
Judy Beverley
Red Cross Motor Corp
Gilbert Royston Sr
Donnie
Billy
Gilbert Royston, Jr
Jeanne Arden Royston
Mary Katherine Hope
Charles Town
W.va
Magaha Family Celebrates Son's Second Birthday
A note records David Magaha's second birthday celebration. Social updates list bridge club at Mrs. J. W. Olcott's home and visits by Gladys Longerbeam, Set Hinderliter, Joe Gordon, Mrs. Anna Hodge, and Mrs. Robert Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magaha
David Magaha
J. W. Olcott
Family Visit at Woodlawn with Crown Host
Mr and Mrs Henry Kerfoot and children Bettie and Henry Jr of Arlington spent Sunday with Miss Sarah B Crown at Woodlawn, the Crown residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kerfoot
Bettie and
Henry Jr
Arlington
Sarah B. Crown
Woodlawn
Hospital Patients Noted at Winchester Memorial Hospital
List of newly admitted patients includes Mrs. William Screeíns at 6078 Cameron S1 Mr. J Bryan Stotler of 105 W Whitlock Ave and Mr. Arthur B Orndorff of Lou doun St Mrs. James F Patton 368 National Ave Mrs. Mary D Poston 10 E German St Mrs. W Fred Ward Hamilton Miss Mary Lee Jenkins Front Royal Mrs. Harry Alexander Front Royal Mrs. Earl R Costello Bluemont Mrs. Robert Kaye Jr Gore Mrs. Raymond McDonald Hanging Rock W Va Mrs Calvin D Luttrell Grimes Mrs Bush H Rudolph Strasburg and Gene Clifford Wallace son of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Screeéiins
Cameron
J. Bryan Stotler
Whitlock Ave
Arthur
Orndorff
Loudoun St
James F. Patton
National Ave
Mary D
Poston
E. Germain St
W. Fred Ward
Hamilton
Mary Lee. Jenkins
Front Royal
Harry Alexander
Earl R. Costello
Bluemont
Robert Kaye Jr
Gore
Raymond McDonald
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Calvin D. Luttrell
Grimes
Bush H. Rudolph
Strasburg
Gene Clifford Wallace
Iceland Dairying Dominates Principal Agriculture
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallace and Mr. Williams are referenced as part of a note on Iceland where dairying stands as the principal agricultural activity. The line underscores the country’s focus on dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wallace
Mr. Williams
Iceland
Santa Fe Railway Spur Serves Capital City
A spur of the Santa Fe railway, named for Santa Fe New Mexico, does not pass through the city but serves Santa Fe the state capital, linking rail access to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
New Mexico
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Berryville Social Notes
Joel D. Griffing
A. L. Crumpler
Washington
James Tabb
Harry Berry
Martin Carper
Nancy Lou
Alexandria
Mr. Carper
W. E. Henson
Hunter Osborne
Harlinger
Texas
A. P. Osborne
Rockcroft
Mrs
W. M. Cullers
Roanoke
Edward von Pippin
C. W. Athearn and Sons
Jimmy and
Donald
Beacondale
Newport News
H. C. Weer
Baltimore, Md
Walter N. Rutherford
Harriett Twining
Thomas Taylor
Mose Ashby
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Ernest Stoneberger
Walnut St
Edward P. Berlin
Eddy Berlin
Waynesboro
William Carroll
Miss Edna Carroll
Audrey Jones
Virginia Horsman
Roy E. Potts Sr
Benjamin Kohler
B. Styles
Grier Potts
Calvert
Norfolk
Holmes Withers
Holmes Jr
Dotty
Mr. Withers
Walter Withers
Robert Lee Withers
Mr. L. Russell
Nancy Davis
Eleanor Thompson
Easton, Pa
LaFayette College
Ruby Davis
Wilmington, N. C
Sgt
John Bennett
E. P. Dorsey
Lyle P. Strosnyder’s
Lyle P. Strosnyder
S. Loudoun St
Gladys Longerbeam
Mason Longerbea
Fredericksburg
Set
James Hinderliter
Longerbeam
Hinderliter
Joe Gordon
Anna Hodge
Joseph F. Moore
Robert F. Compton
Screentim
Miller’s
N. Main St
ARROW
Leggelts
DR. Arrow
Leggetts Pines
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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