Local county notes report wedding and community events
The noon wedding of the bride and groom was officiated by Rev Luther Bridges of Winchester and Rev Wilbur A Reed of Romney. After a motor trip they will live with the bride’s uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs William Lamp at Whit Hall. Several social visits and church activities are noted, including the White Hall Mite Society annual meeting. Local residents attend high school events and state church conventions. The piece also mentions a recovering Mrs Taylor and warm weather signaling springtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bridges
Winchester
Wilbur A. Reed
Romney
W. Va
William Lamp
Whit Hall
Barr
Galilee Church
Pope
Margaret Taylor
Martinsburg
Louise Taylor
Shepherdstown
Brook Taylor
Taylor
Charles Gordon
Rest
Dora Grimes
Lucy Leight
Clarence Beckey
White Hall Mite Society
Bessie Hensell
Martin Burmester
Washington, D. C
Selma Hensell
Carl Snapp
Clarke County
James Taylor
Barn dismantling offers lumber for sale
Two barns will be dismantled and the resulting lumber offered for sale. Interested buyers should call Winchester 359. Published as a local notice.
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Winchester
A Wonderful Discovery Quick and Positive Action
A noted remedy promises rapid relief by boosting liver bile flow to aid digestion and ease constipation. The 4A prescription, touted by a famous specialist, is sold at Méiller's Drug Store in Winchester Virginia.
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Méiller’s Drug
Winchester
Stephens City Social Notes Highlights
Stephens City Virginia observers report visitors and travel. Families visited relatives in Front Royal and Clarendon while others shared meals and weekend stays with kin in Washington Wardensville Laythenville and nearby areas.
Mt Pleasant Notes from Gore and surrounding area
Mrs Lester Dailey and family along with Miss Dorothy Luttrell visited Mrs Floyd Brewer in Mt Pleasant. Several locals were seen visiting relatives, including Miss Jane Metz at Miller School and Miss Pearl Cochran with Mrs O C Hamilton. Pay school is at 2 30 and Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 in the U B Church. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Lester Dailey
Paul Luttrell
Dorothy Luttrell
Gore
Floyd Brewer
Jane Metz
Miller School
Lucille Perry
Pearl Cochran
O. C. Hamilton
Dorothy Brewer
Margaret Fox
Asbury Boyce
Walter Hamilton
John H. Perry
Louise
Lucille
Ruth
Zirkle Williams
Opequon
Winifred Brewer
Winchester
Christian Endeavor
U. B
Chambersville Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyce and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyce, and Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce are noted. Roy Fisher of Washington, DC visited Miss Myra Payne Sunday. Mrs. James Combs and sister visited the Combs’ son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs. F. W. Pingley was mentioned. P. H. Ritter spent Sunday with the Baylas family at Kernstown. R. Bradfield and daughter and G. L. Rosier with two children visited W. W. Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Nannie Leidig
Harry Rawlings
Wardensville
Nora Yeakle
Lillie Madigan
Haden Whorley
Laythenville
Kernstown
R. Bradfield
G. L. Rosier
W. W. Brewer
Gratitude Expressed By Friends Of Clara Parker
A portion of a funeral acknowledgment from numerous friends thanking attendees and sympathizers for condolences and support shown to the Parker family after the death of Clara Parker. The notice expresses appreciation for messages visits and financial aid.
Family News Headlines from Winchester and Kernstown
Mrs Linden Hawkins and two children of Winchester visited Mrs Scott Hawkins on Tuesday. Mrs Lelia Kerns improves from pneumonia at her son Ollie Kerns home. Mrs Pauline Boyce visited her relatives, Mr and Mrs Stewart Castn recently. Mr and Mrs John McKeever and Billy spent Sunday with Roy Bayliss family at Kernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hawkins
Winchester
Scott Hawkins
Lelia Kerns
Ollie Kerns
Pauline Boyce
Stewart
John McKeever
Billy
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
Mother's Day singing at Friendship church noted
Canterbury Notes reports a large congregation for special Mother's Day singing at Friendship U B Church in Cant Erburg Va. Many locals visited with relatives from Fort Valley Winchester and Zanesville and nearby towns. The Ladies Aid Society of Faire view M E Church met with a large turnout and refreshments were served by Mrs Mears. June meeting set for Mrs F L Dovell's home.
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Canterburg
Friendship U. B
Guy DeHaven
de . Perry
Virginia
Webster
Coverstone
Fort Valley
Nora Hauser
Zanesville
Catherine Perry
Winchester
Marvin Painter
Lloyd Allen
Vaucluse
T. T. Ferre
Herbert Pope
Shirley
Jack Albin
Bobby Franklin
Eleanor Franklin
Ladies Aid Society of
Homer Welsh
Mears
F. L. Dovell
Opequon Notes Smal Town Social Activity Report
Opequon notes list several local visits and family tidbits in May. Mrs Maynard Bayliss attended Mr Frank Carpers funeral in Winchester. Eston Shelley and family visited Emory Bean. Colon Lowe bought a new car. Retha Snapp visited Mrs Ella Snapp. Mrs Edwin Marker hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Robertson and Mrs Effie Link. Mrs Alonzo Snapp and Mrs John Snapp appeared among Monday Winchester shoppers. Razz Woolford, recently from Winchester Memorial Hospital, recovered enough to sit up briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Maynard Bayliss
Frank Carper
Winchester
Eston Shelley
Emory Bean
Colon Lowe
Retha Snapp
Ella Snapp
Edwin Marker
Robertson
Effie Link
Alonzo Snapp
John Snapp
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Shenandoah County
Hagerstown resident visited Mrs. 8. A. Bly on Sunday. Joe Halderman and family called on Mr. Jackson. Ralph Marker and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Marker’s mother Maynard Balgiss. Robert Racey visited sister Mrs. Ole Windle in Coal Mine Shenandoah County on Sunday.
Middleway Notes A Quiet Rural Update
Shearing sheep and planting corn mark the season in Middleway. Clarence and Rudolph Staubs and Raymond White lead the work, with others starting ground prep. Local notes report ill health for E W Pierce, a hospital stay for Mrs. Leonard White, and a family burial for W W White. Reverend George Hazel preached at the Methodist Church. Visitors include Daniel B Sheffields of Coral Gables visiting relatives and planning a stop at the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleway
Clarence and
Rudolph Staubs
Raymond White
E. W. Pierce
Leonard White
Charles Town Hospital
W. W. White
Charles Town
E. E. Baker
Winchester
J. R. Ware
T. L. Ware
Martinsburg
George Hazel
Daniel B. Sheffields
Coral Gables
Fla
Coleman Lyons
Childs
Randold Barnes
Local Guests Visit Greenway Area Families
Sunday gatherings in Greenway and nearby towns featured visitors from Charlottesville Front Royal Summit Point Winchester White Post Boyce and Washington. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lachey Husted and son Bobby Mrs. Viola Genella Mr. and Mrs. George Reddick Mrs. Cham berlain Funkhouser and others spending time with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Joseph Punkhouser
Lachey Husted
Bobby
Charlottesville
George Reddick
Front Royal
Chamberlain Funkhouser
Viola Genella
Washington
Howard White
William Madigan
Reuben Clark
Floyd Armel
Stone Bridge
Gardiner Clark
Mamie Shiley
Summit Point
Paul Wise
Lola Perry
Frank Carper
White Post
Helen Marie White
C. L. Punk
Winchester
Leslie White
Mrs. Holmes Cadwallader
Boyce
Memorial Service Postponed At Files Chapel In Brush Creek
Memorial service at Files Chapel planned for the fourth Sunday is delayed due to illness among key participants. The date will be announced soon. Nearby visits include Butler New Jersey guests Mabey and McKeever and Ruth Kerns hosts with several local movements and sick residents noted.
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Brush Creek
Files Chapel
George Mabey
George, Jr
Roy McKeever
Butler
N. J
Ruth M. Kerns
Ruth Kerns
Shiloh
W. Va
Middle Road
Dory Boyce
Mabeys
Myrtle
Alva Lamp
Fervin Heironimus
Winchester
J. R. Collis
A. P. Whitacre
Clint Carpenter
Geraldine
Nora Whitacre
Oon Normal DeHaven
Arnold V. Dailey
Laura Dailey
Sydnor Kerns
Lee Whitacre
Melvin Davidson
Berkeley
Springs
Davidson
S. A. DeHaven
J. W
Dunlap
Archie
Pan American Eyes Europe Mail Freight Service Start
Pan-American Airways officials said they were hopeful to launch mail freight service to Europe on the Saturday twelfth anniversary of Charles A Lindberghs Paris solo flight. No passengers will be carried on the initial trip.
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Baltimore
Pan-American Airways
Europe
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Card of Thanks for Clarence Bush
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and use of their cars. His wife mother brother and sisters express gratitude.
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Clarence Bush
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N. Main
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Harry H. Willis
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Potomac By-Products Company
Newhouse
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Handley High School
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