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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1926

Page

2

Local reports of illnesses and visits in Varsity region

Mumps and measles strain area residents with several households under care. Briscoe Lowrey of Mountain Falls Virginia is ill at home with J W McDonald. M M Orndorff traveled to Baltimore. A C Stickley and wife of Strasburg and O O Stickley and wife of Clary visited the M M Orndorff family. Mrs Wilbur Thurston of Martinsburg visited the Clarence Mowrey family. Thurston is Mowrey's sister. Mrs Madison Racey and daughter Pearl visiting Mrs Racey's parent in Winchester. Mrs Mary Frazier, long visiting Clarence Mowrey, returned to near Stephens City. Ralph Mowrey near Stephens City called on his brother Clarence near here.

Pressent Briscoe Lowrey Mountain Falls J. W. McDonald M. M. Orndorff Baltimore A. C. Stickley Strasburg O. O. Stickley Clary Wilbur Thurston Martinsburg Clarence Mowrey Thurston Mowrey Madison Racey Pearl Stephens City Ralph .Mowrey Stephen City Clarence

Grain in Oranda and a Lost Watch Recalled

Oranda Virginia reports grain and grass improving after recent rain and sun. A year ago Hugh Racey lost a gold watch and chain on the M R Crabill farm when plowing uncovered them under a harrow tooth. Crabill retrieved and surfaced the watch, wound it, and it started ticking. J H Finley visited his aunt in Woodstock over the weekend. Maynard Edmondson is at home.

Hugh Racey M. R. Crabill Mr. Crabill Crabill J. H. Finley Woodstock Maynard Edmondson

Brucetown Brevities

Mrs. Julian Snapp shopped in Winchester on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Stine of Front Royal were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell on Sunday. Corrie Swimley returned home after visiting Pen Mar Pennsylvania. Several families visited Burnt Factory for a family gathering. The Rest league led a Sunday program in Bruce town. The Price and Catlett families plus Elizie Emerson spent the weekend at New Market. Smyth Whitacre party and Rhodella joined Howard Whitacre at Whitacre. Corrie Swimley visited Stephenson Virginia on Sunday.

Brucetown Julian Snapp Winchester Purcell Stine Front Royal Ray Russell Corrie Swimley Pen Mar Robert Smith Andy Whitacre Tom Price Hiram Catlett Elizie Emerson New Market Robert Smyth

Former Rouss Slave Ann Hicks Dies at 102 at Wilson Farm

Ann Hicks known as aunt and a well known colored woman died at her son in law John Hester's home on the Wilson farm near Kabletown West Virginia. She was once a slave in the Rouss family and spent early childhood on Bunnymeade Farm near Bunker Hill the Rouss homestead. She lived to 102 and remained active until a short illness. Mrs J A Baecher of Norfolk has been visiting relatives near Winchester and will travel to Staunton then Charlotte North Carolina to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Reynolds before returning home.

Ann Hicks John Hester Wilson Farm Kabletown W. Va Rouss Bunnymeade Farm Bunker Hill J. A. Baecher Norfolk Winchester Staunton Charlotte N. C John Reynolds

Kotz Couple Return From Wardensville Visit

Mr and Mrs Fred E Kotz who had stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Kotz in Wardensville West Virginia returned today to their home in Washington.

Fred E. Kotz J. B. Kotz Wardensville W. Va Washington

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