Fort Loudoun Chapter plans meeting at Berry Hill
Miss Meena and the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the American Revolutionaries plan a 3 PM gathering at Berry Hill. Members, including Abe years and Don Tinents, will travel to Ville for the event. The notice mentions social arrivals, guest lists, and congratulations on a newborn boy born October 4 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meena
Fort Loudoun
Berryy Ee
Sela
Sedona
Abe
Continens
Hull
Washington
Toville
Raymond Swartz
Middle Road
Kern
Ed Holmes Louis Swartz
Harvest festival gifts aid Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital received a large donation of seasonable foodstuffs from Centenary Church after its harvest home service. The exhibit drew a big crowd and was presented to the hospital at the suggestion of Rev F R Casselman marking Centenary Church’s fiftieth harvest time anniversary.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Centenary ‘Reformed
F. R. Casselman
Centenary Church
Memorial Hospital
Charles Fisher
Local happenings and society notes from Winchester area
A fragmented report covers travels of local residents to ettysburg and Bermuda, a marriage announcement for Zelda Pingley and John Shull in the county, and a Winchester delegation at a Women’s Missionary Union gathering. It notes church activities, Sunday school events, and local hosts for a luncheon, with details on hosts and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wpe Vite Sapa “Eitirell
Women's Missionary Union
Baptist Church
Pie
Clarke County
W. A. Sale
Harold Jones
Franklin Grove
William B. ‘Ove
Clarence ‘'T. Owen
Off Pingley
Edmonia Had
Baltimore School Discusses AI Teaching Methods
A Baltimore school held a discussion on how artificial intelligence should be taught in classrooms. Officials and teachers explored approaches to integrate AI concepts into the curriculum while addressing student understanding.
Personal notes from Winchester social circle column
A stream of social visits and arrivals in Winchester and surrounding areas includes W bt miredvull and rT belnett of Point of Rocks Md visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charpy in Winchester, Miss Misse Stapp and Miss Virginia Pifer at the Zinns, and Miss Gertrude Schneider spending time with her sister. Mentions of Miss Adina Naini returning home to Pi zucnt W Va and Mrs. Henry M. Baker hosting a tea at her South Washington street home.
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Miredvull
Rt Belnett
Point of Rocks
Charpy Les Ak
Misse Stapp
Virginia 'Pifer
Mra
O. Zinn
Clearbrook
Winchester
Thay
Gertrude Schneider
Henry M. Baker
Oine
Washington Street
Wiamie Stewart
Alberton
Maa
S. G. Newcome
Berryville
Land
Char+les Adams
Stephens City
de Sa
Adina Naini
Tier Bane
W. Va
Aving
Vest of
Ivate Les R. Link
Meir
Pieddilly Street
Social Whirls and Travel Notes From Winchester Area
Mrs RY Bruce Slonaker West sails from Norfolk to attend the Virginia division unit of the Daughters of the Confederacy and will join her husband in Ashington before returning to Winchester. Mrs Charlotte Lerch of Baltimore visits as guest of her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs B P Slifer at 209 East Lane. Jdh Koons of Washington spends time here with his son Hawara Koons. S B Woweldorph and his wife visit the home of his parents in Washington on Cedar Creek. Miss Elsie Maphis of Charlottesville arrives for a short visit with the Grove family and plans a Warrenton trip to see Dr Samuel Maphin. D C Brill leaves for Miami to run his restaurant, accompanied by niece Miss Mary Spaid for the winter. Miss Mary F Gold returns to Baltimore after a stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Walter on South Market Street. George Good tests for Baltimore to pursue a course at the Maryland Institute of Art while continuing work as an advertising illustrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RY Bruce Slonaker
Norfolk
Virginia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Charlotte Lerch
Baltimore
B. P. Slifer
East Lane
Elsie Maphis
Charlottesville
Howard Grove
Warrenton
Samuel Maphin
D. C. Brill
Miami, Fla
Mary Spaid
Mary F. Gold
Mrs. Frank Walter
South Market Street
George Good
Maryland Institute of Art
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Capon
Lake Inn
J. Frank Bayliss
Apon Springs
W. Vausinerthe
Eis
Bayliss Mountain
Apki
Owen Cc
Baker
Ern
Roy Swartz
Smith- W. Va
Clarence Tz
Hee
Hees
Charles
Turner Locke
I Dren
Turner, Jr
Catherine
Bexkyville
John Myers
Lannon
Mied
Mamia Stewart
Albernee Ee
Harold Pope
Dorothy and
Zillah
Migs May Carlisle
William Carlisle
G. Greenwod
Delmor Miller
Swarts
Hospital
Centenary
Mr. Hafer
Crotty Mesze Pa
Luther Hafer
Grace Lutheran Church
Army Aso
Foot Well” Ducts Shoe Store ‘Company
God
Heetrock Jis
Ghostrock
United States
United States Gypsum Company
West Monroe Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Heetrock
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Ber
Atettysburg
Mr. Haferayy
Sunday School
Smith
New York
Harry Jack
Maat Poston
John Shull
Miss Pingley
Zelda Virginie Pingley
Frank’ Pingley
John EB. Shull
Tein
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Sara
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Moles Eh
Sidney Hamilton
David H. Hamilton
East Cork
Street
Middletown
Sis
Forbush
Friends
Walker Bond
Rends’ Sunday School of Sun
Nege
Whitlock Ave
Baker & Shayock Cor. Water and Braddock
Ss.s
Lalany
Na Takinins
Thomas B. Spilman
Market Street
Woo
Mr. Clarké
Cooper
Troky Washington
R. Gray Williams
Sugan
Stein Williems
Balti
J. Victor Arthur
Rles .Aikens
T. J. Orndorff
Nort Loudoun
Sigs Mayo
Mary Mathias
Hershey, Pa
Broadway
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Mr. Jdhh
Koons
Hawara Koons
Bite
S. B. Woweldorph
H. C. Womeldorph
Cedar Creek
Igttaac
Axminster
Alexander Smith @ Sons Carpet Company
Caen
Atlantic Coast
Standard Railroad
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Ieaseaumaenemorial Hall
Academy of Arts
Fairmot¢ Zoological Garden
Pennsylvania
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Sistareep Ie Aeeserigs
Wor
University of Accepted
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