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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1940

Page

15

Whitacre Area Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits

Oct 3 report lists Mr and Mrs O W Dick visiting the Dicks near Martins West Virginia and other Whitacre related families in Berkeley Springs Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Several relatives hosted gatherings and trips with neighbors and friends noted across multiple towns. A four year old Gardner Phillips narrowly escaped injury when dragged from a car during closing movements on a road.

Whitacre O. W. Dick Clint Dick Martins W. Va Joyd Shockey Berkeley Springs Hagerstown Elmer Clark Roy N. E. Whitacre Betty Honessen R. E. L. Whitacre Little Gardner Phillips Moon Bruisone Garder O. H. Phillips Walter Potts Ofashington D. C Fred Doris Brinkman Cumrland George Whitacre Paul Braithwaite Cross Junction O. . Dick Owens Phillips Gardner Ivy Troy Dick Charles Lowser Angers George Irs

Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Social Roundup

Oct 3 Stephens City items note Miss Veanie Hopewell visiting at Wardensville Mrs Patsy Adams of Winchester with grandparents Mr and Mrs Cleve Owens returns from Baltimore dinner guests include Frnk Atkins Mrs James Snow and daughter Martinsburg and Mrs Etta Owen of Baltimore family moves Arlington Madison Riggleman relocates with family Allan Grim and others host weekend visitors from Aliquippa Pa and Winchester plus Shepherdstown and Marlboro connections

Stephens City Veanie Hopewell Winifred Ligett Wardensville Patsy Adams Winchester Cleve Etta Owens Baltimore George Tobin Frank Atkins James Snow Martinsburg Etta Owen Larry Golliday Relief Golliday Aires Claude Berry Charleston W. Va Arlington Maynard Hausenfluck Maureen S . Berry Shepherdstown Edward Grim Marle Grim Donnie Kathryn Mildred Frank Lightowler Aliquippa Velma Emberg Raymond Cooley Marlboro Robert Grim Cedarville

Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and Moves

Mr and Mrs Racely and three children including Edna and Alvin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Ward in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis and family moved from Massie place to Clyde Wise place. Mrs Edward Grim and son Holmes visited Mr and Mrs John Hartley Sunday night at Refuge.

Racely Edna Alvin John Ward Hamilton Harry Lewis Massie Place Clyde Wise Place Edward Grim Holmes John Hartley Refuge

Bracetown Notes from the Osage County Scene

Bracetown reports a weekend gathering as Mr and Mrs Marion Marshall and son Kerfoot of Wadesville visited Mr and Mrs J R Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Hensell with Miss Selma Hensell from Grimes. Beulah Grusendorff of Keyser West Virginia called on friends here. Mary Whettell returns to Rom ney State School for the Blind and Deaf after vacation in Martinsburg and home here. Byrd Purcell Rose Clarke and Hugh Brill spent Sunday in Washington DC with relatives.

Bracetown Marion Marshall Kerfoot Wadesville J. R. Smith Charles Hensell Selma Hensell Grimes Paul Shirkey Beulah Grusendorff Keyser W. Va Mary Whettell State School For the Blind and Deaf Romney Martinsburg Byrd Purcell Rose Clarke Hugh Brill Washington, D. C

Rock Enon Notes Weather and Local Visits

Fine rain last week and the first fall frost touched corn and late garden. Steward Anderson and family and G L Good visited Paw Paw West Virginia recently. S B Larrick and wife visited Carson Font at Gainesboro a few days ago. Ida Cain of Winchester visited Bryan Goode last week. Edwin Lockhart moved back home after years sawing lumber in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Rock Enon S. B. Larrick Carson Font Gainesboro Ida Cain Winchester Bryan Goode Edwin Lockhart Blue Ridge Mountains

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