Middletown Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Residents and relatives gather for Mother's Day and weekend visits in Middletown Virginia. Among those noted are Mr. and Mrs. Keith with children George Gordon Keith Jr and Family from Beckly and Baltimore, and Elaine Sperry of Washington visiting her parents Tom and Mrs. Sperry.
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Middletown
William
Washington
D. C
Fred Mather
George Clark
Giles Miller
Bealton
Miss Clark
Warrenton
Claude Gore
Susan
Clearbrook
Hogue Creek Local Social Notes May Elevate Mt Olive Church News
Hogue Creek Virginia items report visits from Luther Larrick family and others, illness recoveries, and social happenings. Mt Olive Cemetery committee schedules June 14 cleanup, Mother’s Day observance at Mt Olive Church, Rev Messick to preach May 19, and local condolences for J B Snapp.
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Hogue Creek
Luther Larrick
E. & Brengle, Jr
Winchester
Walter Cousins
Lohr Anderson
Mary Anderson
Monessen
Cleve Marple
Catherine Cooper
Misser
H. C. Moore
Ed. Haines
Mary Lee Miller
Memorial Hospital
Boyd Ramey
L. H. Ramey
Sloan Wolfe
Carter Hoover
John Cochenour
Vivan McDaniel
Hagerstown
Massie Larrick
S.T. Larrick
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Manda Redmire
Sarah Anderson
Maryland
J. B. Snapp
Snapp
Albert Marple
Everett
Marple
Messick
Mt. Olive Church
Charles
Poe
Charles Brown
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High View Notes on Church Service and Local Visits
In High View West Virginia residents report visitors from Winchester. upcoming Timber Ridge Church service on May 19 features Rev. R A Whitten and Communion. Hampshire County A Capella Chorus of thirty teachers to sing. program includes works by Bach Matthews and Tchaikovsky. Local apple blossoms attract visitors. Kodak photos taken in orchards and at residents homes.
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High View
W. VA
Austin Johnson
Woodrow Kern
Winchester
Timber Ridgeristian
R. A. Whitten
Hampshire County
J. 8. Bach
H. Alexander Matthews
P. J. Tchaikovsky
Bethel Road
Kodak
P. H. Gold
R. P
Mre
L. Johnson
A. C. Oates
Bertha Boyce
Jessie Chrismanard
Dickie
B. F. Line
W. J. Muse J
A Bennett
Cooper Place
Trone
Johnson
Candy
Mrs C E Cooley Visits Reliance VA With G Bowen
Mrs C E Cooley of Washington DC spent Monday with G Bowen in Reliance Virginia and called on local residents for a social visit.
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Reliance
C. E. Cooley
D. C
G. Bowen
Old Friends and Local Happenings Recap
Mrs. Cooley is recovering from surgery. W R Stickley moves to a new home next to his father’s, after buying the lot. Mr and Mrs Lakey keep cats. The Stickleys move to Fredericksburg Va to visit Kenmore Tavern Coffee Shop owners. The Sunday School rehearses for Children services on the first Sunday. Ray and D Beowers travel to Annapolis to visit Mrs Bowers’ mother. Baker and Stickleys visit Fredericksburg to see relatives. D N Grover hosts W M A Society meeting with Mrs W D Mitchell leading. Prayers reviews resume each Wednesday evening. L G Weirich returns after six weeks illness and hospital stay in Charlottesville. Elwood Weirich visits parents here over the weekend.
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R. R. Stickley
Fredericksburg
Kenmore Tavern
Ray Bowers
Annapolis
D. N. Grovver
W. M. A. Society
W. D. Mitchell
L. G. Weirich
Charlottesville
and . Elwood Weirich
Farm Trouble at Grand River Dam Authority Bid
In Vinita Oklahoma on May 16 the Grand River Dam Authority faced criticism for accepting a $250 wheat project bid. The Public Works Administration urged the authority to advertise for bids, claiming assets were being wasted. Directors did advertise and the highest bid came from McGehee.
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Vinita
Okla
Grand River Dam Authority
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Public Works Administration
Authority
McGehee
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