Local social notes and community happenings
Recent guests visited Eldridee and Mrs Ashley in Nebraska and Rosie Coward spent time with Russell Cooper. The Webster family welcomed a baby boy born last Friday. Hebron WMS debated Life behind the Iron Curtain. church revival set for Oct 16 led by Rev A C Walker. Families, moves, and weekend visits noted across Hershey, Winchester, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnel
Shelby Stotler
A. C. Walker
Bryan Kerns
Charles Hoak
First Baptist Church
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Margaret Winkler
Morgantown
W. Va
Bill Gordon's Daily Newspaper Partner
Bill Gordon relies on his daily newspaper as a trusted partner providing news from community to world. It filters headlines and delivers leadership from experts, keeps customers informed about local bargains, and discusses issues through editorials every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Bill Gordon
Nation and the World
Rain and Wind Strike British Crops Across Wales and London
Weeks of summer rain and gales have caused disastrous losses of wheat and other grains and hay. Worst hit areas include Wales the west counties and farm lands surrounding London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Wales
West Counties
Weddings and visits mark Ungers Store community notes
Mrs. Perry Unger remains hospitalized in Berkeley Springs with an infected arm. Last Sunday Mrs. Winchester visited Mrs. C. G. DeHaven. Miss Phyllis Mason and Mr. Harry Crouse wed, as did Mr. and Mrs. Puffinburger’s daughter and Mr. George Nesmith’s son. Visitors to the Dick home included Bill Pitcock, Eileen Dick, Lynwood Newbrough and families from Winchester Alexandria and North Frederick Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Dick Unger
W. VA
Perry Unger
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Winchester
C. G. DeHaven
J. E. McDonald
Eva Marston
Phyllis Jean Mason
Alva Mason
Harry Crouse
John Jocg Puffingburger
Joe Puffinburger
George Nesmith
Grant Nesaia
Troy Dick
Bill Pitcock
Eileen Dick
Bill Lichliter
Alexandria
Lynwood Newbrough
Carroll and
Kenneth
North Frederick Terrace
James Berry
Reynolds Store Visitors and Illness Notes
Reynolds Store column records several families visiting the Luttrell and Lewis households in Winchester and Berkeley Springs. Mrs. Lewis is improving after illness while Mrs. Walter Moore remains ill and worsens. The piece also notes that Nebraska Kentucky Alabama and North Carolina claim golden rod as their state flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kentucky
Alabama
North Carolina
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Jean Haines
William Hovermale
Mill Road
Cpl. O. C. Whitacre
Fort Belvoir
Army
Oakland
Charles
Roy Jr. Hoak
Hoak
Paul Beable
Fred Hall
Verna
Bothe
Winchester Evening Star
Father
Front Royal
Reynolds Store
BFG
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun &T
Bern & Roof Paint
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main &T
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
By Ray Gotto
Miroenep
Lady Luck
Blondie
Registeree
U. & Patent Office
Chic Young
Alu
By Carl Anderson
Henry
By Mel Graff
WaLe
June Loveless
Elmdale
Kanda Lake
Washington
Mildred
Jumpy
Detroit
Phil
Big Sister
U. 8. Patent Office
Etta Kett
By Les Forgrave
Shimbele
By Paul Robinson
Saou
Muggs and
Skeeter
BY Wally Bishop
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