New York visits and hospital notices fill local page
Miss Russell travels to New York while Miss Grim spends holiday in Coney Island. Memorial Hospital inmates include Mr. Jack Sheetz Mr. Carpenter Mr. Linden Singhass and Mrs. Thomas Boyd shows improvement. Garden Club meets Tuesday with Mrs Noble Pierce Jr as speaker on Fifth Birthday and Pretty Every Angle arrangement.
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Miss Jarrell Grim
Coney Island, New York
Valley Ave
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Noble
Pierce, Jr
Stewart St
Andrew
Rexall One Cent Sale Advertising Weekend
Awe en Rexall promotes a four day one cent sale from Thursday to Saturday October 15 to 18 with ads featured in multiple pages of the Look, St Eve Post, Farm Journal and other publications. KS Pharmacy at Rexall Drug Store offers the sale.
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Rexall
Post
Farm Journal
Ks' Pharmacy
Your Rexall Drug Store
Calendar of Events Rummage and Fraternal Activities
October schedule lists Beta Sigma Phi rummage sale at 1098S and Loudoun 1 at 7 to 9 pm. Old Bethel Church rummage sale Bailey Store building 8 pm. Fraternal Order Eagles at Eagles Home 8 pm. October 18 events include Old Bethel Church rummage sale Bailey’s Store Building 3 pm, Beta Phi rummage sale at 1008.
Guest teacher to lead Braddock Street class Sunday
Mr. Carl Hagadorn of Swissvale will guest teach the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 9 45 a m Sunday Miss Shirley Sibert will be guest soloist Hagadorn is staying with Mr Earl E of Gray Ave for the weekend Mr Pully and Mr George Pully of Greystone Terrace are patients at Memorial Hospital Mrs Richard Wolfe and Elizabeth Courtney welcomed Randall Lee born October 9 at Memorial Hospital
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Carl Hagadorn
Swissvale
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Shirley Sibert
Hagadorn
Earle
Gray Ave
George Pully
Greystone Terrace
Memorial Hospital
Richard Wolfe
Randall Lee
Wolfe
Elizabeth Courtney
Local Births Reported in Yellow Springs and Route 3
To Mr and Mrs Willard Riley of Yellow Springs West Virginia a boy to Mr and Mrs Burl Copemter Route 3 a boy mis ter is the former Miss June Hicks to Mr and Mrs Floyd Shanholtz 7128 Washington a girl Mrs Shanholtz is the former Miss Beulah Hess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Riley
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Riley
Helen Davis
Burl Copemter
Route 3
June Hicks
Floyd Shanholts
Washington
Shanholtz
Beulah Hess
Church Meeting Ends in Richmond Convention
The Disciples of Christ closed their Virginia state convention in Richmond yesterday and named Rev. Hunter H. Newman of Fredericksburg's First Christian Church as president. A reader question asks about occupations where most women marry, with top roles cited as airline workers and secretaries. librarians are noted as lowest.
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Richmond
Virginia Disciples of Christ
Hunter H. Newman
Fredericksburg
First Christian Church
Frederick County Home Demonstration Schedule Week of October 2025
The Frederick County Home Demonstration schedule lists weekly meetings across Round Hill Valley Mill Mount Williams Stonewall Evandale and Stephens City. Demonstrations cover hammered aluminum trays money saving meat dishes lamp shades and cancer pads. The Friday social concludes the week with the Stephens City HDC annual meeting.
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Frederick County
Round Hill
Community Hall
Valley Mill
Virginia Schuller
Mount Williams
Glenna Ashwood
Stonewall
Stephenson Church
Evandale
Lane Reid
Stephens City
Cooking Fun Luncheon Dish by Cecily Brownstone
Guests at a luncheon enjoyed a tomato clam bouillon crisp crackers and a festive chicken salad with hot rolls coffee ice cream and beverage. The recipe combines cooked chicken hard boiled eggs celery salt curry powder lemon juice mayonnaise greens peaches and almonds for six servings.
Lesson in English by W. L Gordon
English lesson notes focus on misused words mispronunciations and common errors. It covers aye and yes pronunciations realm loath and loather and includes synonyms and a word study urging daily vocabulary growth with insolence as today's featured term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Gordon
Realm
Deodorized Skunk Disappears in Montana
MELENA Mont Channel No 5 a deodorized pet skunk fled to the hills after rumors of a booby prize in a charity fund drive. Campaign chairman R A Dightman urged a city wide alert noting the risk of receiving a different skunk in its place.
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Melena
Mont
Channel No
R. A. Dightman
Secrets of Charm column advises against excess clothes assurance
A fashion column by John Robert Powers warns against overconfidence in outfits, urging readers to question each purchase for detracting features. It stresses choosing garments that align with one’s figure and life, and offers a service called Figured For You for tailored foundation garments via The National Newspaper Service.
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McCoy
Secrets of Charm
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Kiwanis to Dance To Becker s Band
Winchester Kiwanis Club announces Ladies Night at York Inn on Tuesday October 28 featuring Becker s Band a five act vaudeville show with full evening entertainment from 6 45 pm 9 pm floor show 10 pm dancing and 11 pm radio broadcast Tickets limited contact a Kiwanian now.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Becker
York Inn
East
Kiwanis Club
Blue Baron
Stonewall Ruritan Club Plans Sunday Worship Visit
Stonewall Ruritan Club will attend 10 am worship at Stephenson Methodist Church in a group. Irvin Cather serves as club president.
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Stonewall Ruritan Club
Stephenson Methodist Church
Irvin Cather
Fall Presbytery Meeting in Moorefield West Virginia
The Winchester Presbytery elected Gilbert 8. Rannelis as moderator for the coming year at its October 14 meeting in Moorefield. The retiring moderator Rev Co L Arehart preached the sermon. Rev William Swarts spoke on the Presbyterian foundation. New pastor assignments and scholarship candidacies were announced, with voting encouraged for the November election. Norman Price of Martinsburg Bethany church entered candidacy for the Gospel ministry.
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Gilbert
Rannelis
Springfield Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Moorefield
W. Va
Co. L. Arehart
Charles Town
P. Cary Adams
Romney
J. L. Hottel
Capon Bridge
Orville L. Shick
Hancock
Jonathan Edwards
Kitzmiller
Presbytery
Wm. B. Abbott
Presbytery of
Orange
North Carolina
Berryville
Stones Chapel
Clearbrook
Committee On Education
Young Peoples
Leadership Institute
G O. Yount
Norman Price
Martinsburg
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Gospel
Napkin Etiquette Questions From Modern Etiquette Column
Roberta Lee answers readers on proper napkin use at table noting that tucking napkins into belts is unacceptable. She warns against napkin collars and discusses how well a girl should know a boy before inviting him to various social settings.
Neighborhood Etiquette Advice Column Excerpts
The column suggests a girl may invite a boy who has shown interest, avoiding those who ignore her. It also advises a first call home visit should last from 15 to 30 minutes, deemed a suitably long initial visit.
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New York
Virginia Russell
Stewart Sr
New York City
Mr. Sheetz
Jack T. Sheetz
Berryville Ave
Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Cartise
Haye
Harold R. Pope
Cherry
Wichita Falls
Texas
H. 8. Pope
Spring Grove
William Carlisle
Valley Mill Road
Mr. Carpenter
J. W. Carpenter
Bufflick Road
George E. Phillips
Baltimore, Md
Robert Smith
J. C. Hiser
Mrs. Boyd
J. Thomas Boyd
Mr. and
Mrs. Creamer
New House
C. Robert Crea
Handley Ave
Singhass
Linden Singhass
Cone
Lord Fairfax Club
Tae
Sere
Mr. Hagadorn
Mr. Pully i
Mrs. Wolfe
Cecily Brownstone
Montana
John Robert Powers
Kiwanis
Lentheric
Shane
Boston
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Braddock St
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Cather’s
Timberlake
Rhodes Jewelry Company
Robert D. Grim
Capper’s Jewelry Store
W. Boscawen St
LEY Shoe Salon, Inc
Suede Shoes
Selby Arch-Preservers Naturalizers
Westport
Lucky Stride
Carmelletes
Bostonians
Red Goose
Valley Shoe Salon
Loudoun St
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