Marriage of Margaret Naomi Smith to John M Cochran
Rev and Mrs Edwin B Smith of Albin announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Naomi to John M Cochran of Marlinton West Virginia. The ceremony was at Be thel Lutheran Church on October 7 with close family and friends. The bride wore a white crepe dress and orchid corsage, sister Mrs Lloyd L Loope was matron of honor, Miss Kitty Bland maid of honor, best man Harry L Sheets. Reception followed at the bride’s home. Out of town guests included the groom’s mother and Mr George Rickard. The bride is a Randolph Macon graduate and the groom an engineer with Westinghouse, honorary fraternities member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Smith
Albin
Margaret Naomi
John M. Cochran
L. S. Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Marlinton
W. Va
Bethel Lutheran Church
Frisby D. Smith
A. S
Harry L. Sheets
U.S
Marlington
George Rickard
Pittsburgh
Cochran
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Westinghouse Company
Sta Kappa Nu
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Kappa Phi
Omicron Delta Kappa
Braddock Street Methodist Church Plans Evening Programs
Regular weekly church night at Braddock Street Methodist Church invites all members to attend in the church school building on Wednesday. Directors report strong attendance for Children's Teen-age Dramatic Forum Bible Prayer Study groups and Choirs. Those absent last week urged to come this week and share suggestions to improve offerings. Youth choir meets 6 30 to 7 30. other groups meet 7 30 to 8 30 followed by a twenty minute worship service for all.
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Braddock Street
Oirone
Correction notice for Winchester Education Meeting errors
The Winchester Evening Star corrects a social page report: Handley faculty war work hours were 14 580 instead of 1 458. Georgette Ross Howard lecture postponed. Warrant Officer Edwin B. Estes Jr. to visit soon after hospital stay in Richmond. Mr and Mrs Marshall Jessee return from New York trip.
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Winchester
Winchester Evening Star
Handley
Estes, Jr
City
E. B. Estes
Berryville Ave
Edwin B. Estes, Jr
Richmond
Estes
California
Jessee
N. Y
Marshall Jessee
New York City
Community club and church event schedule excerpt
A list of weekly meetings and events across local groups. Mary Martha Class at Mrs Adams home. Winchester Aerie 824. Rebekah Association. Kiwanis Club luncheon. Olde Fredericktown Garden Club. Braddock Street Methodist Church Family Night. Elks Club. Rotary Club luncheon. WCTU meeting. canned goods display. Woodmen of the World. AAUW open meeting at Handley Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
W. C. Adams
East Clifford Street
Winchester Aerie No
Order of Eagles
North Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Kiwanis Club
Golden Glow
Fredericktown Garden Club
Dailey Slonaker
Courtfield Avenue
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Elks Club
Rotary Clu
Sarah Zane Hall
Friends Meeting House
Nancy Price Weds Pfc. George D Harrison in Leesburg Parsonage
Miss Nancy Price daughter of Mr and Mrs William R Price of Berryville and Pfc George D Harrison son of George Harrison Jr of Purcellville Va were married this morning at eleven in the Catholic Parsonage Leesburg Father Igo officiating The bride wore navy blue with white rosebuds Colleen Shine of Winchester was maid of honor Robert Kayhoe of Chevy Chase Md was best man Attendees from Frederick and Clarke counties included Peggy Shindle Mrs Wm R Price Mr George Harrison Jr Mrs Marion Kersick Bluemont Va and Mrs Frencheska Lawson Bluemont.
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Nancy Price
William R. Price
Berryville
Pfc
George D. Harrison
George Harrison, Jr
Purcellville
J. D. Butler
Bluemont
Leesburg
Igo
Colleen Shine
Winchester
Robert Kayhoe
Chevy Chase, Md
Ber
Frederick
Clarke County
Peggy Shindle
City
Wm. R. Price
Marion Kersick
Frencheska Lawson
Lieutenant Green Arrives in Winchester to Visit Mother
Lieutenant Montgomery M. Green is expected in Winchester today from California to be at the bed side of his mother, Mrs. Melvin Green, who is critically ill in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The condition of Mrs. Green remains unchanged this morning. Miss Cornelia Meigs and Mrs. Elisha Fales, sisters of Mrs. Green, arrived in Winchester Monday.
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Montgomery M. Green
Winchester
California
Melvin Green
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Green
Cornelia Meigs
Elisha Fales
Newlyweds Honored at Skyline Terrace Dinner Dance
Sgt. and Mrs. Eugene Williamson were feted at a Sunday dinner and dance in Front Royal hosted by friends. Attendees included Leland Williamson, E. B. Jackson, H. E. Knight, Perry Smith, J. A. Levi Jr., Catherine Jackson, Ada Drake, William Barnett, Louis Manuel, and William Grove. Sgt. Williamson to report to Camp Lejeune soon. Mrs. Williamson will live with Perry and Mary Smith. Girl Scout Leaders Association plans a Wednesday meeting at 7 45 p.m. Mrs. Wright to host Friday bridge club on West Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Williamson
Berryville
Skyline Terrace
Front Royal
Williamson
Mary Ellen Smith
Leland Williamson
Charles Town
E. B. Jackson
H. E. Knight
Perry Smith
J. A. Levi, Jr
Catherine Jackson
Ada Drake
William Barnett
Louis Manuel
William Grove
Sgt. Williamson
Camp Lejeune
New River
N.C
Wright
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
Little Miss Hilda Taylor Breaks Leg After Fall
East Leicester street resident Miss Hilda Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs John Taylor fell from a ladder at home injuring her leg. She attends Handley School and is listed as resting comfortably in latest report. WCTU to meet Thursday at 3 PM at the Friends Meeting House. Mrs Paul Shifflett and children Glenn and Roy visited Mrs Orville Bloom on the Front Royal Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Taylor
John Taylor
East Leicester Street
Miss Taylor
Handley School
Paul Shifflett
Glenn and
Roy
Stephens City
Orville L. Bloom
Front Royal Road
A A W To Hold Meeting Saturday
The American Association of University Women of Winchester will meet Saturday at 3 pm at Handley Library. Marjorie Davies will speak on France Marches On. Open meeting with College Club guests and others invited. Hostesses: Mrs. R. B. Dechert Gladys Haldeman Mrs. J. A. Hotinger and Mrs. R. S. Larimer. Membership contact: President Mrs. Richard F. Lewis or chair Mrs. John Rice.
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American Association of University Women of Winchester
Handley Library
Marjorie Davies
France
College Club
R. B. Dechert
Gladys Haldeman
J. A. Hotinger
R. S. Larimer
Richard F. Lewis
John Rice
White family reunion at Bennie Massie Farm near Stephens City
The White family held a reunion September 24 at the Bennie Massie Farm three miles from Stephens City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry White and children, extended relatives from Boyce, White Post, Front Royal, Winchester, and Washington, with two great grandsons present. Also noted: Thursday Bridge Club to meet Mrs Lewis Hyde and Sgt Samuel Ware on furlough from Orlando Florida.
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R. H. White
Mr. White
Lloyd
Bennie Massie
Stephens City
Harry White
Raymond White
Richard
Barbarra Anne
Jane Allen
Luther Welsh
Beverley Joe
Boyce
J. Robert White
Byron
Dorothy
Betty Lou
White Post
Retha
Ella Rae White
Front Royal
J. R. Perry
Nancy Jane
Betsy Perry Hughes
Harry
Cpl
Ferman W. Perry
Camp Reynolds
N. C
Raymond Pingley
Chambersville
Christian Ebersole
Steve
Winchester
Eine
W. Va
Eugene O. White
Washington
Misse
Freida Jean White
Lloyd White
Messrs
Lloyd, Jr
Bobbie Allan
Kenneth Edward White
William Mumaw
James Donald White
Larry Jo Hughes
John W. Hughes
Florida
Old Winchester Presbyterian Church The Restoring History
Winchester Presbytery discussed the 1788 church building on East Picca Gilly Street. Clifford D Grim outlined restoration plans including original galleries, chancel rails, period windows, handmade hardware, and pews to be rebuilt with wide pine boards.
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Winchester
City
Clifford D. Grim
Presbyterian
East Picca- Gilly Street
Grim
Board
Federal
Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
Old Stone Church Spans Centuries In Baptist Shifts
The article traces the Old Stone Church built with two foot thick walls, its early pastors including Moses Hoge and LeGrand, then Williams Hill from 1800 to 1834. It notes property transfers in 1826 to Kent Street and shifts to different denominations through 1834 and later, ending with the Free Will Baptists in 1868.
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Moses, Hoge
Opequon
LeGrand
Williams Hill
Kent Street
David Riddle
Berryville Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
Berryville residents host and visit relatives with a wide circle of friends. Louise Sponselier returns to Washington after a Berryville weekend with Mary Riley and the Cave and Dix households. Frances Wolfe moves back to Richmond. Lt. Levi sails back to Indiana. Harriett Hamilton returns from a Walton Street visit. Col. Griffing of Richmond, head of Virginia Manpower, joins the World War II History Committee, while other locals share family time at White Haven and the Rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel D. Griffing
Richmond
Berryville
Col. Griffing
Virginia
Gov. Darden
William Wright
Clergy and residents of Berryville travel and visitors
In Berryville and Clarke County residents are listed for travel and social visits. Local clergy Mr. Thomas and Rev. George Lightner attend a Methodist Conference in Lynchburg. Sgt. Vernon Racer visits family at Fort Monmouth while Mrs. Racer’s daughters join. Others visit relatives in Hyattsville, Winchester, and California, with a moving birthday party and commission meetings noted.
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George S. Lightner
Duncan Memorial Church
Hugh N. Ritter
Lynchburg
The
Methodist Church
Vernon Racer
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Berryville
Gladys Racer
Racer
Edith and
Verta Racer
Washington, D. C
Area Growers Plea Over Apple Market Ceilings Demand Action
Apple growers report two quarter inch fruit selling at ceiling for Jonathan and Delicious while smaller sizes bring firm prices. They note no Stayman Winesap or York yet in two quarter inch, but two half inch sizes reach ceiling. They condemn government price support at 2.25 and urge rapid corrective action to protect national apple markets.
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Delicious
Lowry
Golden Delicious
WFA
Appalachian Apple Service
Carroll, R. Miller
Sec
Mer
Crossword Clue Set From Historical Page
A mixed crossword style clue list with Across and Down entries includes definitions for agreement charges sorghum variety protective covering gaseous element strong wir rope city squares strange willow varieties comb as wool stirs up a fat chem fish extend front and reduce name sail or be mount bib beak crow depth uselessly sea between Asia and Greece sailor a mount biblical frequently make amends for female ruff mixture to culture bacteria bamboo like grass knitting stitch constellation beverage evening poet s nickname 50s term
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Asia
Greece
Stroke Fatal to Mrs Mills from Scotland to Winchester
Susanna Grieg Mills aged 75 died at 9 last night at her Sulphur Springs Road home after a paralytic stroke. Born in Scotland on April 3 1869 she came to the United States at seven, lived in Winchester area, and leaves a son John Fuller a son David Mills a daughter Mrs Edward Robinson two stepdaughters and several siblings. Interment is expected in Macedonia Church graveyard. Also state health reports five new disease cases bringing year total to 627 with cases in Arlington Fairfax Gloucester Richmond Roanoke and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Grieg Mills
Scotland
Sulphur Springs
Mills
David Petrie
Nathaniel Mills
Methodist Church
John C. Fuller
David Mills
Winchester
Edward Robinson
Ollen
Jennie Haymaker
Julia Carter
Frederick County
Peter Petrie
Bartonsville
John
Betty Maxwell
Berwyn
Macedonia Church
Polio Cases Near 1935 Virginia Record
Virginia polio cases edged toward the 1935 record total of 685 as of today, with authorities noting rising numbers and continuing surveillance across the state. The report tracks new cases and emphasizes the ongoing public health response.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Cochran-Smith
Georgette Ross Howard
Century Club
George Ington Hotel
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester—Front Royal
B. M. Roszel
Stonewall Avenue
American Association of University Women
Lieut. M. M. Green
Mother
Sgt
Mrs. Williamson
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Girl Scout Room
Little Miss Taylor
Gaunt
Lewis Hyde
Set. Ware
Samuel Ware
Orlando, Fla
Oscar Ware
Welltown Pike
Notedornton & Minor Clinic
Thornton & Minor
Fred
Boyd
As Church
Old Stone
East Piccadilly Street
Ronald S. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
R. B. Woodworth
Burlington
Joseph A. McMurray
J. Hoge Smith
Charlotte Court House, Va
Moses Hoge
Presbytery
Old Winchester Presbyterian Church
Berryville Social Notes
Berryville, Va
Louise Sponselier
Mary Riley
Oscar Cave
Tom Dix
Mary Frances Dix
McGuire’s Hospital
Frances Wolfe
Richmond, Va
Clarke
Mrs
James Wolfe
William Levi
William J. Levi, Jr
Harriett Hamilton
Oscar Hamilton
Walnut Street
Russell Maddox
Silver Springs
H. H. Lickey
Lickeys
Mr. Lickey
Washington, D
Henry Drury
Washington State
Drury
Pvt. Drury
Eleanor Orr Dorsey
Randolph Everett
Dozier
Yend
Charles T. Levi
Janie Gordon
Obenshain
Columbia
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Henry G. Lane
Harry Croyder
Summit
Kip Sparrow
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Ann Price
Clifton Price
Kenneth Levi
Page Levi
White Haven
Shenandoah
Robert H. Thomas, Jr
Robert Thomas III
Thomas
Will Hardesty
Burrows
Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Clayton Young
Will Stolle
Fred E. Allred
Page Allred
Hyattesville, Md
Louise Robertson
Miss Rise MacDonald
Lexington
Denny Commission
Meagan State Board of Eduction
J. E. Harris
Nan Thomas
Daily Crossword
Niele Lu
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Adit Sa
AIM Ytaimie
Beverage
Evening
ACT
Drake
Oxford
Arlington County
Fairfax County
Gloucester County
City of Richmond
City of
Roanoke
Virginia War
U.S. O
The Commercial #£ and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Miller Bros
Moling & Cather
Timberlake
Harrisonburg
Bridgewater Garment CO
Bridgewater, Va
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