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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

2

Local notes from Hogue Creek Va May gathering and notices

News from Hogue Creek Virginia on May 11 covers visitors and family updates. Rev B F Spitcer stayed with Ollie Clowser while Kathryn Hoover underwent surgery. May Day and Mother’s Day church invites appear amid revival attendance. Several families, including Larricks, Whites, Orndoffs, and Pennington relatives, are listed with social visits, hospital updates, and travel. Apple Blossom Festival and Pikeside Inn guests are named. An accident left Irene Price with fractures and local church revival attendance continues.

Hogue Creek B. F. Spitcer Ollie Clowser Scott White Herbert Kump Highview W. Va Harry Larrick Newport News T. Larrick Kathryn Hoover Memorial Hospital Lloyd Carr Winchester Frances Larrick Nannie Orndoff Laura Orndoff Luther Larrick Silas Palmer David Foster Virgie Nelson John Nelson Suffolk Nellie Mae Evans J. M. Carr W. B. Brotherton Methodist Episcopal Church Berryville Baptist Church Roland Wagner Norflok LI. A. Parker Parker C. B. Locke M. F. Core M. G. Core East Orange N. J Ng *. Wesshauppt Maplewood Irene Price Charles Town John Hardesty Ruth Esther Ridgeway

Apple Blossom Festival Guests and Local News at Albin

Albin Virginia May 11. Mr and Mrs M 8 Glaize hosted guests for the Apple Blossom Festival including Mr and Mrs Charles Scott of Easton Pennsylvania Messrs J L Fries and William Love of Collinsville Pennsylvania and Mr and Mrs Bageant and their son from Washington. We note social visits, a parade participant, and travel plans for Rev Seastrunk and family.

Albin Glaize Charles Scott Easton J. L. Fries William Love Collinsville Bageant Washington Guy Smith Mr. Bageant George Seastrunk, Jr W. A. Orndoff Columbia Seastrunk Rev. Seastrunk A. O. Hill S. C Melvin Renner Granville Davis R. A. Buncutters Baltimore Susan Howard John Thwaite South Carolina

Stephenson Notes in May Visitors and Lamb Holiday Guests

Stephenson Virginia notes May 11 relate visitors at local homes from Kernstown to Hagerstown and Cumberland during the Apple Blossom Festival. Several scenes include Mr. and Mrs. Renner and daughter Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. DeHaven with Fries of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Sellers of New York, and Kenneth Snapp visiting with J. H. Ashwood and E. L. Orndorff near Welltown.

I. Heinn Baltimore A. L. Omps Geraldine Frances Triggs Cumberland J. H. Ashwood H. E. Snapp Kenneth E. L. Orndorff Welltown John Jolliffe

Minnie Wood Chapel Services and Convention Invite

Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia May 10 services at 3 p m led by Rev J M Carr pastor Sunday School at 2 15 p m all welcome Annual state convention of King s Daughters and Sons to be held at the Presbyterian church arranging details and date not specified in fragment.

Minnie Wood Chapel J. M. Carr King’s Daughters and Sons Presbyterian

Electric Storm Damages Homes In Ridge West Virginia

Miss Remy Gordon of Ridge West Virginia reports an electric storm last week that damaged several properties and burned out telephone lines. A metal chain in J P Rutherford’s bathtub burned through, leaving a large hole, but the family was away from the tub and escaped harm.

Remy Gordon Ridge W. Va J. P. Rutherford

Legal Liquor Stores Open In West Virginia

In Charleston WV the first two state liquor stores opened marking the end of prohibition era delays. The new state control system began two months earlier and long queues formed outside the shops. Chairman D Homer Stephenson called the turnout a nice crowd as Eleanor Simpson, a former leave attache, made the first legal liquor purchase.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia New Liquor Board D. Homer Stephenson Eleanor Simpson

Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Services In District

Rev C B Seastronk leads Gravel Springs and neighboring charges with Sunday Schools at Bethel Albin Mt Williams St John Mt Williams and St James Zepp. Sunday School times 10 a m at most churches. Divine services and sermons follow, with two p m Sunday School at Gravel Springs Star Tannery. You are welcome to these services.

C. BE. Seastronk Bethel Albin St. John’s Mt. Williams Gravel Springs Star Tannery St. James Zepp

Virginia Map Praised By Governor Peery

Governor George C Peery lauds the new historical map of Virginia as clear readable and artistic in a letter to the American Automobile Association. The map produced with the Virginia Division of History and Archaeology highlights hundreds of historical sites and major battlefields and promotes national travel interest in the Old Dominion.

The Star Washington Virginia George C. Peery American Automobile Association Peery Virginia State Commission On Conservation and Development Peerye State Commission On Conservation and Development of Old Dominion

Legend of St Keyne Well and Lafayette Burial Tale

The well of St Keyne in Cornwall is said to grant dominance to the first drinker in a marriage. Saliva, a clear tasteless fluid from salivary and mucous glands, aids starch digestion with the ptyalin enzyme. Lafayette’s burial in France was marked by his grave being filled with American earth and his body wrapped in the Stars and Stripes.

St. Keyne Cornwall England Lafayette France

Crowned epoch memories and a curious chain letter scheme

Washington and New York dispatches reflect a mixed silver anniversary for King George V with criticism of coronation pageantry and crowd management. A New York writer mocks a $1 500 chain letter scam while noting a bellwether postal bonanza idea. An official court notice in Frederick details estate litigation for Charles Strange with publication and service orders.

Washington, D. C George

Scouting Festival Service Details And Leadership Plans

The report covers Scout activities at the festival with 460 scouts and leaders involved. Troop 1 led by Henry Schneider planned festival stand and bird house sales while Troop 2 tracked contests with Iles Harper tying for best place and prizes of a National Jamboree trip and Camp White Rock. Community service includes jar donations for winter food preservation. A regional officer will visit Shenandoah Area Council May 15 to June 1.

Henry Schneider Iles Harper Camp White Rock William Boyce Robert Gibbons George Guthridge Henry Pitzer Paul Hanna Ball Park Scouts of Winchester Fera Garden Scout Office Shenandoah Area Council Lee Calahan Shenandoah Area Calahan George Ritter Don MacKenzie Australia

Tate Scouts Exchange Stamps and Magazines Over Six Weeks

Scouts named Tate report a six week period during which stamps and magazines were exchanged among participants. The fragment notes ongoing correspondence and collection activity without specifying participants or locations.

Tate

Work Progresses On New Church At Wardensville

Work progresses satisfactorily on the new Lutheran Church at Wardensville West Virginia replacing the old structure destroyed about a year ago. The building uses native red limestone and other local materials as it takes shape under local contractors and parish plans.

Wardensville W. Va

Construction at Wardensville church proceeds with local aid

Three stone masons and two carpenters work daily with over a dozen assists as congregation members provide much of the labor. The Sears roof is expected to be completed by mid month. Reverend Lawrence B. Williamson serves as pastor of the Wardensville church.

Lawrence B. Williamson Wardensville

Where Women Must Be Wed Among Tiwi Tribesmen

A captioned note explains Tiwi traditions in the South seas where women must marry, and multiple women may share one husband, while remaining unmarried is not allowed.

South Seas

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