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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
2
Community members gather for dinners and reunions across the county. Attendees include Mrs. M Miller east of town and Miss awood, with visits from Cheswick Pa residents and relatives. The quilt se at Miller Barley home drew H 8 Tevalt and others. several family movements are noted including relocations to Winchester and Brackenridge.
SILER Va Oct 4 The Primitive Baptist Union meeting at Timber Ridge September 29 drew many attendees including visitors from Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Funeral of Mrs I D Shade held at Wesley Chapel October 1 drew a large crowd. F O Heironimus remains with his ill brother O H Heironimus in Gerrardstown W Va. J R Whitacre of Martinsburg W Va visiting Dailey and Kerns families. several local residents ill improving and local employment noted. Mr Heironimus is very ill.
O Kerns spent the last Petavday week with her parents Mr and Mrs A L DeHaven.
Brucetown, Virginia residents hosted and visited relatives in nearby towns. Notable trips included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shade of Cumberland Maryland visiting Vernett Shade, and Mrs. Janny McKee hosting Mrs. Robert Smith and Miss Elsie Vincent for dinner at White Hall.
Reynolds Store notes list Sunday visitors at E. D. Shenk home including John Stine and daughter Eulalee from Martinsburg West Virginia L A Clark Ralph Clark Trovellis Clark and Mabel Clark from Winchester plus E N Luttrell in Winchester on Saturday. F J Gardner and Harry Gardner with family spent Sunday with Charles Webster at Berkeley Springs and Luttrell and Fearnow visited Berkeley Springs where Fearnow and he were injured months ago in a car crash.
Mrs. Fearnow remains under treatment at a Baltimore hospital and is joined by sister Mrs. Luttrell. Mrs. C. W. Moore and Mrs. Harry Largent visited Mrs. Jim Bait at Angers Store Sunday evening. Miss Retta Place spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Place. Mrs. Susan B. Lewis dined with Mrs. C. W. Moore Tuesday. Mr. Ralph Board spent the weekend with family in Harrisonburg Virginia. Freshour family and Mrs. Susan Steele along with Mrs. Otalee Johns returned to Springfield Ohio after visiting relatives here. Mrs. William Catlett will stay here for a time with the Freshours in Springfield Ohio.
Refuge, Va. residents share weekend visits among families including Huffman Lillard Grim and Conner circles. A Bartonsville accident left the Benningtons bruised but safe as H C Conner loses a horse. A weekend rain shower brought needed moisture to the area.
A roundup of local high school and college moves includes Boyce Brevities and Lucille Carper heading to Harrisonburg Virginia State Teachers College Mary Denny to Farmville Virginia State Teachers College Lloyd Martin and Robert H Gardiner to Richmond ace College John Locke to Union Military Academy Fork Union Virginia and Leonard to Lynchburg College Lynchburg Virginia. Also weekend visits and relocations are noted with multiple families visiting Baltimore New York and Washington DC.
Mr and Mrs Clifton and Eva May Westen served guests of the Milhons last Sunday. Roy Brill and family of Clearbrook visited the Rosenberger family here. Mrs John Perry and daughter stayed with Rev and Mrs F G Senger in Winchester recently. The Cochrans visited the Racey family. Senger and son were supper guests at the Perry home. Noel and Beatrice Racey returned home to Pangles Filling Station after visiting grandparents the Raceys. Ray Mayhew welcomed a son born September 25. Carpenter family and Delia Cochran visited the Lamp home. James Russell and wife of Red Bud welcomed a son on September 23 named Herman Ralph. mother and baby well. Mrs Hilda Milhon and Freda May visited the Perry home last Tuesday. Miss Hazel Racev spent Friday.
In a brief community notice, Mrs. Alfred dies during the night while with her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James Russell hosted guests including John Perry and family at Red Bud Brethren Church last Sunday with both services attended. Mrs. Fannie Williams returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mayhew.
A grave in Wilmington North Carolina bears unusual designs including snakes a devil head and a lone figure. The fragment mentions a loneliest village in Lincolnshire with a public house policeman and village life details.
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