Mountain Falls Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
County news from Mountain Falls Va reports visits by Edgar L Heishman and family, Stewart Hulver, and Edna Barr’s eye improvement. Notes on school year end program May 27 and several residents visiting relatives. Obituary of Sol Brown, a longtime carpenter, who died recently.
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Mountain Falls
Edgar L. Heishman
Ofes
J. L. Heishman
Stewart Hulver
William Snarr
C. H. Barr
B. C. Hulver
R. H. Hulver
Allen Heishman
Stephens City
Eran View Ota
L.S. Triplett
Nancy Lee
Frankie
Ella Hodgson
Henry White
Baltimore
Messrs
C. H
W. F. White
Martha Bucher
Harry Bucher
R. H. Halver
Reynolds Store Notes
Joshua Place suffered a knee injury when an axe glanced a tree while peeling bark. He is under a physician’s care and improving. Sunday guests at Ernest Batt’s home included Alton Omps and family, Dewey Batt, and Frank Flowers with others. Henry Bageant is indisposed.
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Geraldine Carpenter
Herbert Yost
Lucille Buckwaters
Ora Hottle
Harvey Gano
Harry Largent
Lena
Henry Bageant
Cedar Grove Village Notes May Socials and Illnesses
Cedar Grove Virginia items report Mrs Dennis Wilson very ill with friends hoping for recovery. Several visits and family updates list Lucille Whitacre from Grimes visiting Leona Luttrell, Beulah Smith and daughter Ann staying with Amy Davis at Gainesboro. Dinner guests included Livengoods, Duvalls, and Smiths from Berryville Winchester and local families. Children’s Day at Pleasant Valley U B Church scheduled for first Sunday in June under Mrs Cora Crim.
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Cedar Grove
Wen Helen He
Singhass
Green Ordhgafield
Dennis Wilson
Lucille Whitacre
Grimes
Leona Luttrell
Beulah Smith
Eee Ann
Coe
Amy Davis
Gaines- 0
O. C. Dix
John Livengood
Nelia
Jimmy
Berryville
Dick Duvall
Winchester
John Smith
Mildred
Robert
Mattie Clark
Mary Johnson
Fanny Liv
Pleasant Valley U. B. Church
Cora Crim
Thomas Singhass
O. C. Lewis
Joe Crim
Washington
Fred Chapman
Grimes Gleanings from Grimes Virginia May Notes
Grimes Grimes Virginia May notes report the death of Mrs. Oliver Finfrock in Winchester and recollections of her as a former resident and nurse here. The Mite Society met at White Hall with strong attendance and new officers elected. Local visits include Winchester and Orchard Glen Farm. Pleurisy illness for Edwin Shepard and pleasantries of Pine rain aiding crops. Hopewell meeting at Clear Brook to greet old friends follows a dry spell.
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Mary
Alice Newcomb
Winchester
Dora Grimes
George Shepperd
Charles
Lucy E. Leight
Hugh Crim
Isaac Kerns
Orchard Glen Farm
Clara Shanholtz
Poland
Winne
Shenow
Turner Hepner
Mr. Newlin
West Baker
Lenore
Edwin Shepard
Hopewell
Clearbrook
Local Social Visits and Farm News Highlight Fruit and Crop Prospects
Mrs Emma Stickley of Vaucluse visited her sister Mrs O O Stickley and brother Harry Frye on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A C Stickley of Strasburg visited Mrs Annie Ordorff Monday. Pete Holsinger returned to his brother Randolph Hol. Vivian McDonald expects to return home Saturday from Winchester Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy. Prospects for a good apple crop are reported as very good in this section. Most of the corn crop has been planted and a good acreage is being planted this year.
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Emma Stickley
Vaucluse
O. O. Stickley
Harry Frye
A. C. Stickley
Strasburg
Annie Orndorff
Pete Holsinger
Randolph Hol
Vivian McDonald
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Primitive Baptist fifth Sunday meeting announced
Brush Creek Virginia notes an all day gathering at the Primitive Baptist Church on May 29 with Elder A J Garland of Arlington as speaker. Dinner provided by church members and friends. church location near Reynolds Store and Wesley Chapel. good roads described.
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Brush Creek
Alva H. Lamp
Fervin Heironimus
Ruth
Laura CC
Dailey
Myrle
J. R. Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Primitive Baptist Church
A. J. Garland
Arlington
Reynolds Store
Wesley Chapel
Messrs
Paul Lamp
Earl Whitacre
F. O. Heironimus
Lee Whitacre
Austin Whitacre
Middletown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Middletown Virginia residents report weekend visitors Rev J T Brown and Mrs Brown host Pleasants family of Richmond. Larrick Owings of Falls Church visited Howard Owings. Winchester District Womans Missionary Society met at Purcellville with Brown Glenn McNeer Ginn Litt le Clark Steele Ogden Everly among attendees. Francis Asbury Union meeting at Refuge May 12 included J T Brown Mowery Carper Ridings Romack Wright Carper Lee Perry Weirich Ed.
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Middletown
Pleasants
Richmond
J.tf.brown
Brown
William Larrick Owings
Near Falls Church
Howard Owings
Winchester District Womans Missionary Society
Purcellville
J. T. Brown
D. H. Glenn
H. V. McNeer
Mae Ginn
Walter Little
George Clark
James Steele
Mattie Ogden
Ruby Everly
Francis Asbury Union
Refuge
Louise Mowery
Betty Carper
Virginia Ridings
Nellie Romack
Christine Wright
Alice Carper
Betty Lee Perry
John Weirich
George
Wright Clarke Kline and Rus Sell Manley
Mr and Mrs Willey celebrate the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital their first child. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Samuel Cooper and their children from Martinsburg WV. Mr McCartney sells his household goods and plans to move to Pennsylvania. A new concrete pavement begins at Miss Mae Ginns residence and extends north to the Reliance road improving Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Wright
Clarke Kline
Russell Manley
Willey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Misses McInturff
Samuel Cooper
Martinsburg
W. Va
McCartney
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Ladies Aid Society Holds Meeting in Fairview Church
Canterbury Notes reports the Fairview M E Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Howard White’s home. Miss Retha White visited Miss Audrey White, Audrey White toured Washington DC, Mr. McClure Rowland from Leesburg visited nearby, Mrs. C D Perry stayed with Mrs. Harry White near Stephens City, Wilmer White of Stephens City called on Mr. and Mrs. C F Mann.
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Canterburg
Ladies Aid Society
Fairview M. E
Howard White
Retha White
Audreyte
McClure Rowland
Leesburg
C. D. Perry
Harry White
Stephens City
Audrey White
Washington, D. C
Wilmer White
C. F. Mann
Refuge Brevities from Refuge Church May Gathering
The Quarterly Conference will be held at Refuge Church on Sunday May 22 at 3 p m with services led by presiding elder W W McIntyre. Decoration day falls on May 22 during the fourth Sunday activities. Visitors include Mrs Alice Riggleman of Rock Oak W Va visiting Richard Steele and relatives.
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Refuge
Refuge Church
W. W. McIntyre
Alice Riggleman
Rock Oak
W. Va
Richard Steele
Albert Grandel
Grandel
Florence Grandel
Raymond Staples
Eva Derflinger
Brunswick
Alice Grim
Garland
May Grim
Joe Conner
Monroe Conner
Elizabeth Ritenour
Stephens City
Mt Pleasant Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mt Pleasant Virginia reports Mrs Asbury Boyce of Red Bud spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Dorsey Riter. Mrs Atha Dyke and Peggy Ann Millon visited Mrs John Perry. Mr and Mrs Frisby Racey called on Asa Racey and his wife last Saturday as the town records a quiet week of visits.
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MT. Pleasant
Asbury Boyce
Red Bud
Dorsey Riter
Atha Dyke
Peggy Ann Millon
John Perry
Frisby Racey
Asa Racey
Racey
Mother's Day Sermon and Ladies Aid Meeting Announced
Rev B F Spitzer preached a Mother's Day sermon here Sunday before last. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Saturday evening May 21 at 7 30 at Mrs John H Perys home to discuss important matters. Families including Mrs Zirkle Williams Mr and Mrs James Russell and children Mr and Mrs Robert Haynes and Mrs Gregg Orndorff visited here recently.
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John Petry
Woodrow
Zirkle Williams
B. F. Spitzer
Ladies Aid Society
John H. Pery
James Russell
Red Bud
Richard
Opequon
John Perry
Robert Haynes
Gregg Orndorff
Washington
Hable's Palace Theatre Showings and Local Divorce News
Hable's Palace Theatre in San Jose presents Heroes of the Alamo today with The Mysterious Pilot and Old Raid Mule. Rex Lease Lane Chandler and Charles Starrett also announced for Saturday with Tim Tyler's Luck. Mrs Velma F Kirby seeks divorce from Glenn E Kirby describing him as a business adviser who never held a job longer than a few days.
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Lane Chandler
Rex Lease
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Texas
Pilot
Andy Clyde
Charles Starrett
Hable's Palace Theatre
Frankie Thomas
Tim Tyler
San Jose
Calif
Velma F. Kirby
Glenn E. Kirby
Cedillo Spurs Peasant Forces for War in Mexico
Ex-army General Satur nino Cedillo mobilized peasant troops in the hills near San Luis Potosi to counter President Lazaro Cardenas. Cedillo, 45, vows to repel aggression while condemning Cardenas's nationalization program and oil expropriations on March 18.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Saturnino Cedillo
Lazaro Cardenas
Cedillo
Cardenas
San Luis
Conflict over Spain style clash fears spread to Mexico
The text notes a dispute between the right and left with fears of civil war turning Mexico into another Spain. Cedillistas set their number at 18 000 to 20 000, while Cardenas invades San Luis to restore calm with troops in the state. Cavalry units are en route from Chihuahua and ten combat planes landed yesterday. nearby states would struggle to provide reinforcements.
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Spain
Mexico
Cedillistas
Carden
San Luis In
Chihuahua
Nerby
Rain Ends Dry Spell in Oranda and Glendale Area
Much needed rainfall fell this week in Oranda Virginia easing dry conditions that had harmed gardens and crops. Mr and Mrs J H Chandler of Strasburg visited the R A Miller family at Glendale farm Monday.
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Oranda
J. H. Chandler
Strasburg
R. A. Miller
Glendale Farm
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Mt. Falls
Dorothy Clark
Tom Brannon
Sol Brown
Mr. Brown
Antietam
Hagerstown
Loudoun St
Canterbury
Hable’s Palace
Yale
Kelvinator
Front Royal
Sullivan Warehouse
George Washington Hotel
Cameron St
Wate
Elizabeth C. Gratchen
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Elizabeth C. Graichen
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