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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
3
Mr. J. D. Hottel of Mt. Jackson spent Friday at Mrs. Verdie Branner's in Quickburg Virginia this early October note records a social visit.
Weekend visits include Neva Litten with her father Claude B Litten and Zula Gochenour staying with relatives. Southern Railway agent C W Swartz resigned for Linville Virginia. Several residents visited relatives in Woodstock Vienna Arlington and Orkney Springs while others attended church and fell ill.
Nineveh Virginia notices list Mr and Mrs A A McKay and Misses Louise and Ann McKay as dinner guests at Wheatland Manor. Families including Fleming and Welsh span Falls Church Washington Rye and Front Royal with visits and birthdays noted. Jett family travels to Richmond Hopewell and a ninetieth birthday celebration is recorded.
Local residents and visitors share weekends and holidays across households in Lebanon Church Virginia. Densil Wise and daughter from Washington DC visited his parents Mr and Mrs Wisecarver. Several families report ill health and recoveries.
Mr. Harry Lindamood of Star Tannery, a former resident, is ill with pleurisy. Mrs. Otis Brown visited her mother Mrs. C. W. Windle. Miss Marie Rinker visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ve. Rev. H. M. Crim preached at Laurel Hill Church last Sunday. Charles Hamilton visited W. R. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wisecarver of Washington, DC visited parental home. Pete Gore of Winchester visited here. Mrs. W. L. Windle visited patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Elmer Snarr and Otis Brown Brown traveled to Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. Clagett and M. J. Billmyer attended a birthday dinner for Mrs. Clagett's mother Mrs. Hinkins in Strasburg. News of Mrs. Joseph Cooley’s death at Cumberland, MD reached locals. Mr. Cooley is a native and brother of R. S. Coley. Mrs. Viola Cooley and son Walter visited Doc Wilson Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Orndorff returns to Oranda Virginia after visiting Mr and Mrs W R Orndorff at Clary. Mrs Gertie Pangle visiting at Staunton with her brother in law Mr Arthur Pangle. Mrs J M Foltz and Harland Miller with Norman Kibler and John Miller also in the group.
Sunday in Washington D C. hosted Luther Grove and son Fred of Edinburg C E Stickley of Oranda John Fosbrink of Winchester Mr and Mrs H P Miller of Washington Mabel Orndoff of Clary and Frances Watson with A H Jackson of Winchester visited M M Orndorff household Henry Loving remains ill with no improvement Howard Stickley still confined to his room local society notes
In White Post Virginia on October 1 Eleanor Conley hosted Janie Lee while Julian Morris visited his uncle C C Morris in Shenandoah. Visits include Mrs H L Racey from Boyce to Mozelle Gaunt and Mary C Gore visiting relatives in Berryville. Route 11 construction progresses toward the West Virginia line under R W Moore and Company with supervision by J A Hunter and Jack Moore of Staunton.
Rest Brevities notes weekend guests Mrs. Frank Brady of Baltimore with Mrs. J. W. Schlack and Wilma Schlack. Mrs. Sue Prince visits her sons and their families in Stephenson. John Kearns and family spent last weekend with relatives in Cross Junction. Friends here learned with much
Brush Creek Virginia notes Mrs Annie Collins ill. Ruth Maury visited Ruth Kerns. Paul B Heironi of Hagerstown spent weekend with Ruth M Kerns. E R Dailey and daughter Marl visited Howard L Stotler near White Post. E L Gray visited Martinsburg area. Dailey has eczema on one hand. Ruth Kerns and Siler with P B Helronimus of Hagerstown visited Harry O Kerns near Opequon Lake.
Daytime activities include Mrs. A L DeHaven and children Henry and Audrey. A large crowd attended the sale at the old Reynolds home last Saturday. Mrs. Nettie Clark recovers well after returning from Winchester Memorial Hospital. A. H. Lamp and children visited Mrs. Lamp on Sunday. E R Dailey and daughter were in Winchester on business. Fervin O Heironimus works on the Jolliffe farm at Opequon Lake Va. Mrs. Joshua Whitacre shows improvement. Othella DeHaven and H L DeHaven employed at the Jackson fruit plant in Winchester. A. H. Lamp hosted Mr. and Mrs. P B Heironimus of Hagerstown and Mrs. R M Kerns. Preston Clark does work for William DeHaven.
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