Back Creek Notes Report Local Visits and Family Guests
Community notes document a sequence of Sunday and weekend visits across Back Creek area. Featured names include Adame DeHaven Ritter Patton Pelter DeHaven and McIlwee families plus visitors from Winchester Stephens City Reynolds Store Philadelphia Washington and Chestnut Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CK Credpk
W. B. Adame
Es R. DeHaven
Chestnut
Ove, Jr
W. M. DeHaven
Conrad DeHaven
Earle Farmer
Philadelphia
Asbury Farmer
Robert McIlwee
Reynolds Store
Lucy Foote
W. O. Parlett
Winchester
F. M. Bageant
Hilda Patton
Margaret Wingfield
J. W. Mcllwee
B. V. Shade
Leslie Neal
Washington
Josiah Shade
Dave Brown
Homer Davis
Lilac Time at Capitol Next Monday and Tuesday
First National release featuring Colleen Moore and Gary Cooper to be shown at the Capitol Theatre. The film blends romance and aerial action with notable air stunts by Lt. Dick Grace. Also on the program a movietone feature on George Dewey Washington and the Capitol News.
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Colleen Moore
Gary Cooper
Capitol Theatre
Dick Grace
Lieutenant Grace
Saturday Evening Post
Grace
George Dewey Washington
Capitol News
Bankrupt W H Clowser Creditors Meeting Notice
United States District Court Western District of Virginia announces W H Clowser of Winchester Frederick County was adjudged bankrupt on May 13 1929. First meeting of creditors set for May 29 1929 at 4 00 PM at the law office of Warren M Rice Winchester Virginia. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee if needed and conduct related business. Edward C Martz Referee in Bankruptcy Harrisonburg Va May 14 1929.
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United States District Court For
Western District OF
Virginia
W. H. Clowser
Winchester
Frederick
W. H. Crowser
Warren M. Rice
Edward C. Martz
Harrisonburg
Winchester Public School Site Debate Shows Civic Pride
A 1931 notice urges Winchester residents to inspect proposed school ground locations for a new North East Winchester school. It compares blocks seven fourteen and thirteen for size and cost, noting two acres at block seven costing five thousand dollars and donations of three acres at block fourteen with equipment from 1921.
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Winchester
Berryville Avenue
Woodland
Block Fourteen
Maple Street
John Kerr
Playground Association
Civic Clubs
F. L. Harris
Banquet Attendances and Visits Mentioned in West Virginia
The report notes a banquet in Charles Town and visits by Miss Lillian Rind of Martinsburg to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brann. Mrs. Paul Braithwaite visits her mother Mrs. O. W. Dick, with Mr. and Mrs. Dick also mentioned. The Philadelphia Record weighs Roosevelt’s daughter in the Washington War context and hints at odds for Mrs. Gann in a loyal seat.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Lillian Rind
Martinsburg
J. W. Brann
Paul Braithwaite
O. W. Dick
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
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Back Creek
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power Company
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co, Inc
Richmond
Baker
Baker’s Drug Store
Goodrich
Silvertowrns
Cavaliers
Silvertowns
Cammer Tire Company
Cor
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Whitacre Mention
Whitacre
Pleasant Grove
Ladies’ Aid Society
Main St
H. H. Willis
Peyton St
N. Loudoun
N. Market St
Jos. F
Highland Ave
Loudoni
Plow- Fawcett
S. Main
Handley Schools
A. F
Care Star
Rogers
Cameron Street
Opequon Lake Park
Hendson
Philadelphia Record
Ramsey Furniture CO
Lou Bernstein Co
Loudoun St
Southern Dairies
Cream OF the South
Call Irwin Drug CO
Velvet
N. Braddock ST