Guard Hill Community Notes and Local Visits
The column reports Pam and Debbie Moore performing with the Mosby Academy Band in Charlottesville during a Mosby versus Rockhill Academy game. It notes Mrs. Walter Derflinger in Paris Va for a Methodist dinner, and Sadie Rosenberry’s partial recovery. It lists local visits to the Lake family, nursing updates, and announces EUB Church services with Rev Dan Frazier. Grandma Moses is identified as Anna Mary Roberts Moses from Eagle Bridge NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Hill
Pam
Debbie Moore
Mosby Academy
Charlottesville
Mosby
Rockhill Academy
Pam Moore
Walter Derflinger
Paris
EUB
Dan Frazier
Freida Arnold
Bonnie
Lucille Lake
Boot Drive Sponsorship Aids Round Hill Fire Company
Chambersville notes the annual Boot Drive by the Round Hill Community Fire Company seeks local support and reminds residents to be there when responders are in need. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Grayson and others from Arlington and Winchester. Attendees to Hub City 100 in Hagerstown included several area residents. Mrs Steel returns to work at Montgomery Ward after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Round Hill
Larry Haines
Frankie
Winchester
Hagerstown
Ernest Grayson
James
Jo Ann Robinson
Forest Gray
Pat
Robert Gray
Ebner Grayson
Ike McFarland
E.W. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Winchester Memorial Hospital
White Hall Community News and Moves
Roger Burn plans move to Richmond to pursue Institutes work after being ac by his family. Bruce Luttrell visits grandparents in White Hall while Lottie Whitacre visits relatives in Ridgeway. Mrs. Walter Anderson recovers as sister-in-law Billa Anderson stays nearby. Lester Moulden family relocates to Stephenson while Eldus Cooper attends Howard Chapel Church meeting. Mount Pleasant Ladies Rider meets at Van Sharley’s home with strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Rogerburn
Milburn
Route 5
Sunda
Richmond
Lamar
Bruce Luttrell
Floyd Luttrell
Welltown
Carter Luttrell
Lottie Whitacre
Ridgeway
W.va
Marvin Shaver
Sunnyside
Two Islanders Die in Cheapeake Fire Tragedy
A late afternoon blaze in Tangier claimed the lives of Mrs. Sarah Crockett, 57, and her six year old grandson Scotty Lee Crockett. Fire officials said a refueled two burner stove ignited flames that engulfed the Crockett home as Mrs. Mary Crockett suffered severe burns. The house burned to the ground and Crockett chaired the Tangier Fire Department. The report also notes Stephen Austin as founder of Texas and his 1822 Brazos River colony formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Chepeake Bay
Sarah Crockett
Scotty Lee Crockett
Albert Crockett
Crockett
Tanegier Fire Department
Mary Crockett
Scotty Crockett
Stephen Austin
Texas
Brazos River
Knit fashion patterns and mail order sale notes
An old catalog page advertises various needlecraft patterns including a beginner top pattern 7426 in sizes 32 34 and 36 38, priced at 35 cents with 15 cents extra for first class mailing. It provides mailing to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star and lists other catalog offers and quilt books with prices and order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Vandals Damage Synagogue in Vineland
Vandals broke into Beth Israel synagogue in Vineland New Jersey on Sunday started small fires and desecrated the building with anti Jewish slogans and swastikas Firemen were called but could not contain the blaze as thousands of dollars in damage to the building and religious items was reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland
Beth Israel
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Lloyd Derflinger
Sadie Rosenberry
Mount Pleasant
Mabel Perry
Mt, Pleasant
Woodrow Perry
Henry Perry
Norene
Henry Price
Artie Smith
Alexandria
Lake
Grandma Moses
Anna Mary Roberts Moses
Eagle Bridge, N.Y
Mrs
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H. P
Moore
Moore - Us- Emium
Fania
U.S
ROUTE
F.H.A
Particle Board
Loore’s
Wigeneetir Evening Star AY
Handley
George Mason
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