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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
14
Community notices recount a successful box social and debate by the Gleam 4-H Club with thanks to contributors and local businesses. Other items include Gainesboro Sunday School convention June 5 and various upcoming meetings, visits, and a first aid class planned for May 30.
Cross Junction Va May 22 Mr and Mrs A G Luttrell of Shepherdstown were guests Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs A G Braithwaite. Prof E U Hounshell was a recent guest at the home of Mr and Mrs E W Braithwaite. Guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Luttrell were Mr and Mrs Roy Stotler and son of Martinsburg Mr and Mrs E L Luttrell and Mr and Mrs Harry Luttrell and little daughter of Ridge. Mr and Mrs C G Baker were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Gilbert DeHaven of Winchester. Mr S H Braithwaite and son Howard motored to White Hall Sunday where they attended a birthday party at the eve of Mr and Mrs Edgar Colns. Mr Z G Baker spent Sunday in Martinsburg.
Mrs. Margaret Milhont visited her sister and family. Lem Whitacre from Gore and families visited. Multiple residents called on friends in Mt Pleasant and Clearbrook. The community notes many moves and visitors as farmers plant corn and new homes are occupied.
Wickliffe Va May 22 guests at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Myers on May 12 included Harry Plotner and family from Canton Ohio Jey Plotner and C M Plotner from near Wadesville Ernest Lucas and family Virgil Rexrode and a little son Sam Myers and family and Robert E Lucas A R Starkey and daughter Mrs Ona Full of Hagertown Md visited the host’s cousin C W Johnston The weekend guest list included Mrs Mandy Longerbeam Mrs Fanny Lloyd and Mrs James Perks with local relatives.
A Virginia community notices a sequence of weekend visits and calls among Whitacre DeHaven and DeHaven relatives. Several households in Siler, Gerrardstown, Glengary, Winchester, Martinsburg, and nearby towns are referenced with guests from Washington and Stephen s on.
Betty and Allen spent Sunday with Mr W M DeHaven. Bill Holliday and Mrs Whitacre with son Earl visited Albert Whitacre of Yellow Springs WV. Ralph Lamp spent weekend with A H Lamp family in Cross Junction VA. Paul Lamp visited his mother Nettie Lamp. J W Whitacre couple welcome a newborn son born Monday May 13. H L De Haven's house work advances with plans to move in soon. Lemuel Whitacre spent Thursday night with his nephew.
Oranda Virginia May 22 a fine rain fell overnight easing crop concerns. Local families and neighbors gathered for visits including J D Hoffman and family H D Brumback and kin from Middletown Opequon and Winchester. Community members shared meals and updates on residents such as John Saum and his sister Mrs Collins who returned to Pontiac Michigan after five months.
In Indiana the red headed woodpecker is abundant only when beechnuts are plentiful. The presence hinges on mast conditions, linking the species’ boom to beech nut crops across the state.
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