Pleasant families attend aid gathering in Mt. Pleasant Va
A May aid event in Mt. Pleasant brought together numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jamison, Miss Pearl Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake and children, Mrs. Agnes Rosenberger and others from Martinsburg Winchester Arlington and Washington. Daisy Sager entered Winchester hospital as a surgical patient while John Perry remained ill at home. The Rev Donald Austin visited Mr Perry Tuesday.
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MT. Pleasant
Raymond Jamison
John Perry
Pearl Cochran
Charles Lake
Agnes Rosenberger
Holmes Rosenberger
Flaine
Bobby
Carroll Cath
Carlton Sager
Garland
Daisy Sager
Juanita Wolverton
Martha Colvin
Martin, Colvin
Jimmie Fishback Jr
Billy Fawcett
Carlton Rosenberger
Howard Rosenberger
Washington
Mildred Racey
Arlington
Bobby West
Betty Moore
Kenneth McDonald
Stanley Gishop
Peggy Jean Milhon
Lucille Lake
Winchester Hospital
Donald Austin
Perry
Brucetown Notes Amid Travel and Family Visits
Brucetown Virginia May 25 Mr. O M Swimley returned from a business trip to Boston. Mr and Mrs Lee Collins of Washington spent the week end with the latter s parents Mr and an FP W Jobe. Andy Whitacre and Mrs George Hildrebrant visited Mr Summer near T H Ritter and daughters Mrs Stanley Clowser and Mrs Conner and daughter of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis. Mr and Mrs J W Gander of Alexander were guests of relatives Sunday.
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Brucetown
O. M. Swimley
Boston
Lee Collins
Washington
W. Jobe
Andy Whitacre
George Hildrebrant
Summer
T. H. Ritter
Stanley Clowser
Conner
Winchester
Ray Lewis
J. W. Gander
Alexander
Reynolds Store Notes and Memorial Service Announcement
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Clint Carpenter included several families and minors. Annual memorial services will be held at Wesley chapel at 2 p m on June 12. Mrs Susan B Lewis recently returned home from illness and can walk about her room.
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Susan B. Lewis
Arthur Mason
Harold Edwards
E. D. Shenk
B. C. Holliday
Cumberland
Wild Strawberry Plants Produce Whopper Berries
Mrs. Lela Smith of 119 S Kent St reports giant strawberries from plants she moved to her backyard after finding them near Winchester stone quarry. She planted about 100 vines last fall, protected them with leaves, and expects an excellent harvest as the vines grow greener and heavier with fruit.
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Winchester
Lela Smith
S. Kent St
Star Newsroom
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Seasons
Report of present and past rainfall with 24 hour totals and year to date figures. Includes 1949 year to date 15.62 inches, 36 year average 36.42 inches, and monthly averages from 1913 to 1948. Courtesy by Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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