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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
8
The Berryville column lists residents and guests visiting from Baltimore Baltimore City Medina New York Waynesboro Warrenton Norfolk and Richmond. numerous social calls include Mr Lonnie Kaspar Jr Mrs Winnie Ebby Mrs Mollie Metz and families along with trips to Virginia Beach Williamsburg and the Richmond fair aboard with relatives and friends.
Coleman Dunn, auctioneer, offers at 523 North Loudoun Street a public sale of household items on Thursday October 10 1940 starting at 10 am. If rain the sale moves to the following day. Items include chairs carpets rugs pictures lamps refrigerator ice box couch desk set baking utensils antiques china glassware and more. Cash terms. property to be removed after payment.
The week’s social updates note residents visiting and traveling between Charles Town Winchester Charlottesville West Point and Washington. A commission meeting in Harrisonburg on October 18 1940 will consider allowing possession of migratory game birds for twenty days after the season closes.
National Guard member in Richmond spent the weekend in Berryville with family. Mrs Griffing and Mrs Luke visited Richmond on Monday. Mr and Mrs Elsea stayed with Mrs Elsea’s relatives in Scottsville. Miss Katherine Page of Washington visited her sister Virginia Page and Aunt Kate Powers, with Page sisters visiting relatives in Staunton on Saturday. Roberta Ayler returned from Gettysburg College, and Rebecca Sack accompanied her from Biglersville. Iden and several Wisecarvers returned from the New York World's Fair. Mrs Iden visited friends in Washington. Agnes Fenton returned to Baltimore. Kenneth McAtee left for University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. Louise Langbein, Clarke County nurse, moved to Battle Town Inn for winter. Billy Kerfoot returned to Wilbraham School in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. Berryville Public School faculty spent last week at home: Robbie Pugh, Lillian Lambert, Jessie Fadeley, and Katherine Kerns. Captain John B. Neill Jr., USMC, guest of his mother in Goshen Indiana. stationed in Washington this winter. Mary Dougherty returned to New York for winter and reentered Barnard College.
Clarke Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital in Berryville Virginia will meet in the Hawthorne building at 11 a m to consider buying an iron lung. Dr John B McKee of Winchester will explain uses and costs, with about 100 members expected to attend alongside hospital officials.
Puzzle entry listing multiple across and down clues with numbers and a King Features Syndicate distribution note. The list includes Water hour land tracts to date raided club related web-foote birds twisted fabric and down clues Elongated fish constellation figures of speech annually Jewish month father Greek letter in behalf of malt beverage born with syndicate credit 1071.
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