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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1935

Page

2

Local Social Notes From Stephens City Village

Stephens City daily social column lists residents visiting relatives in Washington Towson Purcellville Middletown and Berryville. Several families travel for weekend visits shopping trips church events and a two week Friendship United Brethren revival ends.

Thomval Neaison Frank Hottle Clary J. R. White J. R. Perry James White R. H. White Berryville Friendship United Brethren Church

Grimes Gleanings Highlights Local Gatherings and News

Grimes Va May 24 preaching scheduled at Galilee Sunday May 26. Welcome extended. Local visits include Arthur Orndorff at Sedan W Va and Harry Gray. Attended Hopewell annual meeting. Duvall of Farm Mutual Insurance visited Tuesday. Webber of Hagerstown staying with son Wesley Webber. Rev Owens and Gertrude Clevenger called on friends. Jacob Yost and Mary Newcomb from Winchester visited. Sapp relatives mourn Joseph Sibert Martinsburg death. A L Anderson moved garage from Woodbine to his farm here.

Norman Bean Clarence Tewart Roanoke H. S. Tewart Molly Adams A. C.boyer Robert Lem Jey Hagerstown H. B. Dean Washington T. A. Grim Preston Boyer Middletown Willie Lemley Jane Montgomery Washington, D. C Montgomery Paul Kennedy Winchester Mildred Reid Purcellville Frances Barr Strasburg Gervis Lemley Mabel Massie Athey Sargent Russell Lemley Mildred Lee Grove Catawba Cora Grove Floyd Lucas Ington Wesley Byrd Grimes Galilee Arthur Orndorffpent Harry Gray Sedan W. Va Hopewell Duvall P Farm Mutual Insurance Comery Charles Webber

Canterbury Notes From CANTERBURG Virginia May 24

Canterbury Notes reports residents and visitors with updates on travel illness recovery and family ties. Highlights include Mrs W D Hale returning from Washington with daughters, Mr Cleveland Madagan home from a month with his sister in Freehold New Jersey, and local appointments and social visits among Tobin Ritter and Shryock families.

Canterburg W. D. Hale Washington Herbert Cave Frank Hessie Cleveland Madagan Patterson Free Hold N. J Ashby Perry I. N. Painter Wilbur Ritter Susie Shryock Sarah Cutterer Bartonville George Tobin M. J. Grove Jessie Perry Robert Shiley Charles Tobin Nineveh Pauline Dovell Retha White Bessie Derflinger Elizabeth Tenour E Os Conner B. A. Rowland Otto Puller Prank Akins

Middletown Notes Chronicle Social Roundup

Middletown Virginia residents and visitors are featured in a busy social roundup. Ella Sue Wagner, Korea missionary on furlough, visits relatives and plans to see a nephew graduate in Bluefield. Local illnesses, recoveries, birthdays, church society gatherings, and travel to Washington appear among names like Miss Robinson, Mrs. Funkhouser, and Mrs. Wise.

Middletown Ella Sue Wagner Korea George Wright Helen Cooper Martinsburg W. Va Alice McInturff Charles Henson Ethelene George Bywaters Opequon Raymond Headley Laicille- Robinson Waterlock Inlaw Marvin Robinson Harold Walter Lois Reed Stephens City Audrey Cullers Walter McCauley Frederick Kline Lacey Conner Mrs. Walter Waller Benny Dean Geraldine Sperry Washington Tom Sperry H. W. Owings Nam Washington, D Betty Lou Robinson Woman’s Missionary Society Mt. Jackson W. P. Saunders D. H. Glenn R. A. Larrick Park Everly Ed Audwing Gordon Keith George Clark Sadie Harris Ella Sue-Wagner Washington, D. C James I. Wise Miss Wagner Wise M. M. Funkhouser Strasburg P. H. Wakeman Funkhouser Wakeman Paul Hammack Hubert Shipe Florence Mabel Jenkins Christianson Philadelphia L. B. Dutrow Front Royal

Kathryn Copp visits Youngstown after nine months with grandparents

Miss Kathryn Copp travels to Youngstown Ohio to visit her mother after spending the prior nine months with Mr and Mrs W L Whittington. The note mentions local residents including Price Henderlite Ashley Hockman at Bunker Hill and updates on illnesses and social visits.

Carrie Cooley Deerfield D .S. Himelright Himelright Leo McDonald H. H. Snarr W. L. Whittington

Miller Dies at 36 After World War Service

Robert Hunter Miller died Sunday afternoon from a heart ailment. A lifelong resident, he served in France during World War I. Burial was at Lebanon Church Cemetery with Masonic honors. He is survived by his widow Ruby Lindam Miller, two children Robert and Patsy Miller, his mother Minnie Colvin, and brother William Miller of Tiffin Ohio.

Booke Smith M. L. Hottel Alfred Rinker Elmer Godlove Christian Endeavor Society Mt. Hope Church Mildred Greene Loring Brown Robert Hunter Miller France Lebanon Church Ruby Lindam Miller Robert Iher Patsy Miller Minnie Colvin William Miller Tiffin Ohio

Nineveh Virginia Church Notes and Community News

Elder Corbin led services at Zion as Pastor Lewis Hudson is ill. The Presbyterian Women met with Mrs. E G Johns and enjoyed a program on Golden Castle College in Nagoya Japan prepared by Mrs. Charles Powers. The community notes Mr. Robert S McCauley died, and residents shared weekend visits and shopping trips among neighbors and relatives.

Nineveh Corbin Sperryville Zion Lewis Sam Barlett Pearl Trenary Mattie Trenary Arthur Trenary Miller Jett Charles Powers Bell H. C. Welsh R. B. Campbell Robert S. McCauley Donald Johnson C. E. McKay Winchester J. N. Clark Paw Paw W. Va Charles Clark John A. Clark Russell Neville Robert McCauley

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Feminine Weakness

A reader testimonial from Mrs. Gladys Cheuvront of Clarksburg West Virginia credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with ending years of feminine weakness side pains headaches and fatigue after starting the tonic. She notes improved rest and strength and mentions available sizes 50c tablets and 1.00 liquid with a request for free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo New York.

Will Dr. Pierce Gladys Cheuvront Route 2 Clarksburg East View W. Va Buffalo N. Y

Public Auction Offers Bungalow and 7 Acre Tract West of Stephens City

Public sale on Thursday May 30 at 1 00 PM features a two parcel real estate offering a well built seven room bungalow with one acre and a seven acre adjoining tract on a valuable corner two percent miles west of Stephens City Bungalow and acre sold subject to a small loan with half payment in 30 days and half in 12 months deposit 250 dollars and terms on the seven acre tract 60 cash and 20 per year plus furniture sold by Mrs Lucile M Rothger Co I Brumback Auctioneers 5-20-eod-5t

Stephens City

Corner property for sale near Stephens City with 1 and 7 acre tracts

For sale a corner parcel 2% miles west of Stephens City plus a 7 acre adjoining tract. Features include a garage, 500-capacity chicken houses, seven rooms with built-ins, fine lawn, garden, and fuel. suitable for orchard, truck farming, poultry, or bees. Easy terms to a responsible buyer. offers considered for exchange for acreage. Contact Mrs. Lucile M. Rothgeb.

Stephens City Delca Lucile M. Rothgeb

Reynolds Store Notes

Reynolds Store Virginia dated May 24 reports local social visits and travel. Residents such as Mrs. Howard Hazes, Mrs. S. J. Catlett, Miss Cathleen Dick, Mr. Junior Dick, and families from Capon Bridge, Berkeley Springs, Winchester and Angers Store appear in a sequence of visits and outings. Several trips to Keyser Piedmont W Virginia and Gettysburg Pennsylvania are noted along with relatives visiting and returning home.

William Catlett Edith Puffinberger Cr. W. Moore Edna Nesmith Berkeley Springs Ray Calvert C. W. Moore H. C. Reynolds Harley Place Jack Place Margie Bohrer E. Place Harry Largent Madeline Crouse Lafe Puffinberger Angers Murvil Susan B. Lewis Bloomery Alton Omps O’nile Ernest Batt Roxanna Keyser Piedmont W. Va Dewey Batt Hagerstown Frank Lee Flowers Latt Theodore Holliday Winchester H. B. Dick Wilmer Stine Sunny Side Earl Farmer Gaiesboro F. J. Gardner James Bageant Angers Store D. K. Muntzind W. B. Mickley Tressia Dick Retta Plave Gettsyburg Robert Luttrell B. C. Holliday Ed Brown Back Creek I. D. Shade

Family notices and health updates from Timber Ridge area

Mr and Mrs F J Gardner include Mr and Mrs Charles Webster and children, Mr and Mrs Eddie Largent and children, and Mr Edgar Largent and family. Mrs Alton Omps is indisposed with the measles. Mrs William Catlett has visited relatives on Timber Ridge. Friends sorrow over Mr Page Maury illness and hope for recovery. Miss Carollee Holliday, operated on for appendicitis, is improving slowly.

F. J. Gardner Charles Webster Eddie Largent Edgar Largent Alton Omps William Catlett Timber Ridge Page Maury Carollee Holliday

Surgeons Carry Out Throat Operation by Flashlight

An image shows surgeons performing a delicate throat operation illuminated briefly by a photographer’s flashlight held by an assistant. The scene captures a medical procedure under improvised light.

Hardy Cyclamen for Shady Nook in Rock Garden

Garden expert notes hardy cyclamen for northern gardens. Cyclamen europaeum blooms July to September with crimson flowers. Cyclamen neapolitanum blooms in September with large mottled foliage. Other varieties like Cyclamen coum atkinsi repandum and ibericum bloom February to April. They prefer lime soil, shade, and decayed manure. can be grown from seed or corms.

Central Press Garden Switzerland Washington Coum Atkinsi

City Manager authorized to spend from bond fund

An ordinance states the City Manager may expend from the Sewer Bond Fund Miscellaneous amounts for specified purposes with Water and Sewer Committee approval. Passed by the Common Council on May 7 1935.

Jefferson Street Common Council City of Winchester Water and Sewer Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stephens City Items Canterbury Lebanon Church News People’s Grocery S. Main St Lucile M. Rothger I. Brumback Bickers Motor Co FORD Chevrolet Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc Cook County Hospital Chicago John W. Rosenberger & Co Braddock St Nye By Dean Halliday Goodrich Cammer Tire Co Braddock and Boscawen Sts Handley School Valley Avenue Bond Street Loudoun Southwark Arthur M. Field Shenandoah Body Works Kent and Water Streets Montgomery Ward & Company Indian Alley M. E. Grove Miller Tires Shell Station Martinsburg Pike Amherst & Boscawen Sts Valley Ave Republic Oil CO T Twin City Oil & Gas Corp Myers C. I. Brumback’s N. Cameron St
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