Rest County News Brevities Notice Aging Clergy and Local Events
Rest Virginia notes report Rev L H Smallwood remembered for Ridgeway ties and family beard. Rev Charles Brad connected with Frostburg service moving to Baltimore. Garland Sryth ill in Martinsburg hospital after woolen mill work. Dorothy Licht visiting parents after nursing training in Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs Elmar Swarts mentioned in local memorials.
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Rest
Owl
Niire
L. H. Smallwood
Ridgeway
Charles Brad
Hoepital
Martinsbury
Linh
Elmar
Swarts
Sunday Afternoon With Friends in Hagerstown
A brief note describes spending a Sunday afternoon with friends in Hagerstown Maryland. The account emphasizes social time and local gathering without additional details.
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Hagerstown
Chambersville Notes Residents Gather for Sunday Visits
In Chambersville Virginia on Sunday October 14 Mr and Mrs FP Boyce hosted a gathering including Pat Snyder Amos Marple Abner Holliday and their families and friends. Several families visited relatives at Mt Williams and Harrisonburg while others attended the Baltimore Conference in Harrisonburg Virginia.
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Chambersville
FP. C. Boyce
Pat Snyder
Amos Marple
Abner Holliday
Vergie Boyce
Miss Nutter
Leaton Fogle
Charles Everly
Henry Boyce
Goldie Faulder
George Dixon
P. H. Ritter
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
Gladys Smith
Hagerstown
Scott Hawkins
G. L. Rosier
R. L. Bradfield
W. W
Brewer
Mt. Williams
Maynard Shanholtz
Winchester
P. H
Grimes Gleanings: Local Visit Notes and Weather Hints
Mrs Eugene Davis of Front and her two aunts Miss Mary Newcomb and Miss Alice Newcomb of Winchester visited Grimes. Ivy Leight of Middleway West Virginia and Mrs John Leight were relatives. Geese were seen flying south signaling cooler weather. Residents expect an electric line soon in Welltown. Apple harvests continue in good weather. A stone fence at Galilee Church will be completed.
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Galilee Church
Gilmore Improves After Serious Heart Condition in RELIANCE
Reliance Virginia October 14 Mr Gilmore shows slow improvement from a severe heart condition. Mrs Robert Hyde and son Franklin occupy rooms at the Stickley home for an indeterminate period. Reverend and Mrs W D Mitchell joined Ladies Aid Society in Stephens City this week. Weekend guests at Mr and Mrs Welrichs included Mrs Weirichs sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Frank Collins.
Relatives and Guests Tailgate at Local Home
Sunday visitors gathered at Norristown and Delaplane homes including Mr and Mrs Garland Straw Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson and families. The Reliance Church hosted a surprise birthday welcome for its pastor and wife. Imogene Shrum and Anna Baker with Thelma Green visited relatives in Winchester. The Womans Missionary Society led a World Mission Advancement program. Mrs C C Bowen led an inspirational service. Mrs Herbert Cummins plans this week near Lexington while Mr Keener remains ill.
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Garland Strawin
Norristown
H. E. Grover
Robert Anderson
Toms Brook
Anna M. Baker
Thelma Lee Green
Winchester
R. R. Stickley
Womans Missionary Society
C. C. Bowen
Herbert Cummins
Lexington
Keener
Mt Pleasants Social Notes Include Visits and Church Events
Mt Pleasant Va October 14 Misses Louise and Lucille Perry visited Misses Dorothy and Winifred Brewer last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Cook of Mt Rainer Md visited the Ritters. Mr and Mrs Charles Snapp moved to the James Boyce place. Willie Weir of Lee visits Lester Smith. Bessie Rosenberger visited relatives near Fawcetts Gap. Sunday School 2 pm preaching 3 pm Christian Endeavor 7:30 pm. Ladies Aid meets Saturday at 8 pm at LeVane Barr home. Visitors welcome.
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MT. Pleasant
Louise
Lucille Perry
Dorothy
Winifred Brewer
Roy Cook
Mt. Rainer
Dorsey Ritter
Charles Snapp
Clearbrook
James Boyce
Willie Weir
Lee
Lester Smith
Bessie Rosenberger
Allie Taylor
Fawcetts Gap
Christian Endeavor
Fly swatter becomes health class rule at Broad Ripple High
Teacher Frank A. Baird ends a five minute recess in each health class to drive away flies troubling students. He says learning health rules is impossible while the room is dirty and swarming with pests.
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Indianapolis
Broad Ripple High School
Frank A. Baird
State Teletype Plan Backed For Virginia Police Network
A Virginia plan outlines a two‑part police communications system. Teletype links connect municipal and state HQs and patrol cars, with costs from 27.50 monthly per city and up to 165 monthly for distant towns. Radio broadcasting stations will link patrol units across mountains and fields.
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M.S. Battle
Hot Springs
Virginia
Virginia State Police
Winchester
Division of Motor Vehicles
Jast
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association Plans Annual Meeting
The twelfth annual convention will be at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg October 28 29 with about 200 expected attendance. Host Mary Washington senior Jane Sinclair directs the program and serves as president. Rev Dr Churchill Gibson will speak at the banquet. Officers include Helen Miller vice president Doris OBrien secretary treasurer William M Moore vice president and Alexander Hudgins executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
Mary Washington College
Jane Sinclair
Hampton
Mary Washington
Lexington
Churchill Gibson
St. James Episcopal Church
Richmond
Miss Sinclair
Helen Miller
American University
Washington
William M. Moore
University of Virginia
Doris O'Brien
Alexander Hudgins
Blackstone Weekly
Forty Five Aberdeens to Be Auctioned at North Wales Farm
Forty five Aberdeen Angus cattle are consigned to the fifth auction and show of the Virginia Aberdeen Angus Association to be held at North Wales Warrenton on October 14. The sale aims to showcase the breed with expected attendance from breeders and buyers across the region.
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North Wales Farm
Warrenton
Virginna Aberdeen Angus Association
North Wales
Bailey to auction seven bulls at Wickshire Farm Earleville Md
George K Bailey of Wickshire Farm Earleville Md will auction seven bulls and heifers as Col Reppert handles the cattle sale. The West Galway cup will go to the best breeder with the cup becoming property of the winner. Other breeders include Rock Farm Brandy Canterbury Farms Warrenton Creswell Farm Forest C B Geazans Lynchburg Alexander B Hagner Warrenton G Dayton Hodges Staunton Edward Jenkins Millwood Wallace D Kenyon Crest Hill Victor J Myers Harrisonburg Charles T Neale Gordonsville B A Rucker Jr Delaplane J R Tinsley Rapidan and Winston Farm Clifford Va.
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George K. Bailey
Wickshire Farm
Earleville
Col. Reppert
Warrenton
G. Dayton Hodges
Staunton
Edward Jenkins
Millwood
Wallace D. Kenyon
Crest Hill
Victor J. Myers
Harrisonburg
Charles T. Neale
Gordonsville
B. A. Rucker, Jr
Delaplane
J. R. Tinsley
Rapidan
Winston Farm
Clifford
Chevrolet Used Cars Listed From 1938 to 1933 Models
A vintage car listing presents a range of used Chevrolet models from 1938 to 1933 including De Luxe Coupes, Town Sedans, Coaches, and Cabriolets. Plymouth and Ford options such as Town Sedans and a 1937 Ford Pickup are also noted among the automobiles and small trucks.
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Dirklay
Chapman Motor CO
Idemoldie
Virginia Meetor Ce
Falk
Cherre Tudor Nv
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Tudor
Bickers Motor Co
Ford Dealers
Grimes
Reliance
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
Sts
Goodyear
Toodyear
G.3
Slbleeweather
Goodyear Speedway
Ilfetine Geerenees
Eagle Ek
Phor
State OF Virgina
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Ours
Ladies Aid Society
Levane Barr
Baird
Col. M. S. Battle
State Police
Alexandria
Bristol
Norfolk
James Grove
Curtis Funkhouser
Washington, D. C
C. G. Baker
William B. Obaugh
Raymond Edwards
Paul Carter
Hazel Donelan
Frank Donelan
Miss Donelan
Pine Motor Co
Braddock & Cecil Sts
Miller’s Drug Store
America
Hollywood
Cross Junction Notes
College Press Association
Cor. Brad
St. & Valley Ave
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Winchester, Va
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