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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
2
Local notes report residents traveling to and from Washington Baltimore and Winchester for work visits and family weekend gatherings. Names include Miss Alma Louise Little Mrs Walter Little Mr John Legge and Rev W P Saunders among others with varied trips and attendances at services and conferences.
Hogue Creek area residents report a Sunday of visits with neighbors and relatives including Joel White and sons Willie and Richard in Boyce, and Hilda Unger with Miss Frances Larrick. Anna Hedrick from Washington DC called on Laura Orndorff, while Miss Nannie Orndorff and Richard and Betty Orndorff visited Mrs. Scott White.
Mr Venor Million and family and Mr and Mrs Asa Racey visited Frizby Racey on the Glaize farm. Ada Russell hosted her son’s family near Mt Williams. Mrs Milhon ill with summer flu. Ladies Aid to meet Oct 13. United Brethren Sunday School reorganized with pastor return. Emmett Copenhaver and family visited Asa Racey. Page in ill health at home near town awaiting cooler weather to aid recovery.
Highview, October events include visits from the Finley Haines family of Pawtucket Pennsylvania and the Iles Hodgson party with Charles Jr. and Elwood Hicks. W H Seldon and family visited Mrs Lyda Spaid while Hattie Eaton remains ill. Farmers prepare for seeding as apple picking continues.
In Siler Virginia on October 12, E M DeHaven and son Allen visited E R Dailey and Ruth M Kerns. A L DeHaven and Clifton Loy Guy Keller and Philip Shade visited Sunday. Audrey DeHaven returned from Washington DC with her mother. Myri Dailey works at Swan Pond Orchard W Va. Farmers prepare to feed. Harry and Mrs DeHaven spent weekend with in laws. DeHaven relatives include Mary Luttrell. Harvey Mauzy and Nora Whitacre visited West Clarke recently.
Whitacre Virginia notes multiple local visits and social events. The Eben Ezer Church of Christ Ladies' Aid met with 16 members at Mrs Emmert's Gainesboro home. Residents shared greetings, visitors, births, and festival travel plans as surrounding families visited or hosted.
Local brief mentions visitors and social calls. Mr Henry Mears returns from two months in England. Families and neighbors, including Perry, Fuller, Ebersole, Hottle, Nealson, Clevenger, and Shank, share Sunday visits and home improvements.
An ad promotes Cremulsion as a powerful yet harmless seven in one cough and cold remedy. It emphasizes quick relief, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a money back refund by your druggist if symptoms persist.
Refuge Virginia reports Mr Grim and daughter Julia visiting relatives this Sunday. Bert Walters from near Martinsburg West Virginia toured local kin. Mrs Lyda Grim remains ill at her daughter’s home near Middletown. Elizabeth Ridenour visited James and Vergie Orndorff. Evelyn Green spent the weekend with her parents C R and Mrs Green.
Grimes Virginia notes preaching at Sunday meeting and cordial welcome. Edna Extine of Baltimore visiting with sister Mrs. Isaac Kerns. Highway crews finish Welltown pike to Winchester. Arthur Orndorff in company of Homer Pugh at Augusta West Virginia. Irvin Kerns family visits from near Reynolds Store. Boyd Grayson of Winchester and Henderson of Ohio buying walnut trees locally. Mrs. Eugene Davis of Front Royal and Miss Mary Newcomb of Winchester visit Grimes. Galilee Church members attend Walnut Springs homecoming at Oranda. Woodbine School closed. pupils bused to White Hall School.
Nineveh Virginia October 12 Mr and Mrs James Welch and daughter spent the week with Mrs Welch s parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Haines near Rufuge Mrs G By of Berryville spent sea last week with Mrs Jett Mrs G Jett motored to Richmen Saturday and Sunday Mr Roy F Jones spent weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs EB G Jones Mrs S J Cabel and Mrs J M Jett visited Mrs Carrie Clark in Winchester Memorial Hospital on Sunday Zion Church held all day services Sunday pastor Rev A Lewis Hudson preached both morning and afternoon A lunch was served on the grounds at noon Attendees included Howard Owens Baltimore Buck McKay Millwood Frank Atkins Martinsburg Green Fort Valley Clindenstand Hogue New Market and Brumback Woodstock Virginia Welsh returned to New York after vacation with her parents H C Welch
Mountain Falls Virginia notes weekend visits from Ellis Tevalt and son Luther of Winchester to the Triplett family, Deverux Oates and Junior with Dunbar Sale to Forest Glen Maryland, and visitors at John Richard's home including Oliver Holbrook and son Jimmie with relatives from Mount Rainier Maryland and Mrs Hulver of Mountain Falls. Lula Campbell and Luda Hudson, employed locally, are mentioned among the readers.
In Winchester activities mention a Mount Ww sun Master Billie Triplet spending time with his aunt Mrs Philip Rich. Nearby, Mrs Mary Lowery, ill for several weeks with rheumatism, shows slight improvement as friends recall her condition.
Oranda notes list social calls and visits. Mrs Gayetta Lineburg of Marlboro and Mr om visit the Boggs home. Arthur Helstey of Adair Iowa guest of James ty. Charlotte Rowland and others from Winchester City attend Sunday at Hausenfluck home. Homecoming at Walnut Spring Church draws many from Baltimore Washington Lynchburg Hagerstown Martinsburg and more.
Gloria Morgan Van derbilt seeks custody of her 10 year old daughter in a New York court. Her sister is aided by Valerie Vanderbilt with Lady Furness en route from England to testify. The Morgan sisters, daughters of the late Harry Hayes Morgan, have long been fixtures of international high society as debutantes and spouses of prominent men.
Charlotte of Vaucluse and Mrs Emma Borden with family from Winchester visit Mr and Mrs J F Hausenfluck. Also present were Mr and Mrs C W Raley and son Benny and daughter Betty Janes, and Misses Mae and Ethel Hausenfluck from Washington DC.
Rock Enon notes Mr. and Mrs. William Grady of Martinsburg West Virginia visited their sister Mrs B Larrick at Rock Enon on Sunday October 17 with accompanying Maryland residents Harry Madigan and D Grady mentioned.
Swift Red Steer fertilizer used to strengthen crossing bags at C. I. Brumback. Phone 357-W advertised for better results, highlighting practical application and contact for purchases or inquiries.
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