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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1924
Page
6
Local notes report ill residents including Mr Cadwallader in Harrisonburg and Miss Annie Shryock at home. Families like the McAboys, Langley, and Whetzel visit kin, while local markets list wholesale prices for corn meal, flour, butter, eggs, and meat with daily corrections.
Miss Mae Crabill returns home to Bloom after work in Staunton. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W H Wine Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs Grover with two daughters from Washington, plus Mr and Mrs Edgar Hook of Winchester. Friendly School opens with Miss Mae Painter as teacher. Several local families hosted guests and Sunday visits noted.
Fragmentary notes from Wadesville report events at the homes of Mr Pidgeon and Mrs Lewis with unspecified timings and details.
Marlboro Virginia residents report visitors from Washington and Lebanon Church. J L Lipk and son Thomas from Baker Washington visit, and Mr Link plans to take possession of a mill on November first. Long's Grove School opens with Edna Cadwalader as teacher and twenty one pupils. Fringer conducts revival at M E Church with former pastor Wine to preach Thursday night.
Partial Norfolk and Western timetable lists parlor car and dining service to Bristol Roanoke Philadelphia New York Shenandoah and Washington. Mentions intermediate stops Hagerstown and Roanoke connections to Memphis and Williamsport with Pullman sleeper options and fare inquiries through Roanoke and Shenandoah Junction agents.
A fragmented advert appears to promote domestic hydraulic equipment and customized work. The text hints at varied uses and readiness to complete orders, though readability is limited. Named places or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
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