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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
5
Miss Mary Denny and Miss Lucille Carper were weekend guests at their homes here, enjoying time with local friends and taking part in informal visits.
The column lists residents and visitors in Hogue Creek area. Annie Ramey spent a day with Scott and Ella White and Mrs. Marple’s relatives hosted Mrs. Latrick recovering. Abraham Foster and Maryland friends visited his mother Nancy Foster. Roy Brill and others were guests near Mount Pleasant. Pauline Clowser and Charles Brown were in an automobile accident but unharmed. Mount Olive Ladies Aid plans a November 12 meeting at 7 30 with invitations.
Miss Menser of Cumberland Maryland visited her sister Mrs Howard Strout in Angers store area. Mrs J W Brannon returned to Whitacre after a few days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Carl Monk visited Gainesboro. Mr and Mrs H B Dick and granddaughter Lola Mae Unger visited Troy Dick. Mrs Troy Dick and Ruth Eileen stayed with Mrs O H Phillips at Whitacre Virginia. D W Mauzy came home from Martinsburg where he picked apples.
Mrs. Virginia Rae called on Mrs. Archie Eversole on Sunday. Mr. Harry Fauver and family of Stephenson spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fauv. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peer and two sons, Charles Jr and Nelson, of Charles Town West Virginia, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Clowser. Mr. John Ebersole called on Mr. H. R. Smithey Sunday morning. Mrs. Myrtle lowser and granddaughter Joyce Campbell spent Wednesday in Winchester. They were accompanied home by Joy.
Ce's little two year old sister Charlotte visits grandparents while Bobby Ebersole suffers a bad cold. Mrs Ethel Hulver of Mountain Falls spent Saturday with her accompanied nephew Master Paul Campbell Jr who spent the weekend with Joyce and Charlotte Camp li. Misses Edethy Pitcock and Audrey Fauver of Opequon spent Sunday with their grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Fauver, Mr Tom Fauver of Baltimore was a guest at the Fauver home, Miss Grace Sager and Anna Mae Boose spent Sunday evening with Audrey Pauver Edethyl Pitcock and Irene Fauver.
Stephens City Virginia Oct 28 Mr Sirbaugh of Winchester has leased the ideal filling station from Mr A W Walker. Mr and Mrs Walker are moving to Winchester Jenkins will have charge of the station. Mrs Russell Shryock spent a day with Mrs Joe Fritts. Mrs J W Hiser, ill, is improving. Mrs Atwell Parker visited her daughter Mrs William Venable. Mrs Lottie Wolfe was a recent visitor at Mrs Willi-
Mr and Mrs Sisler of Loudoun county spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Wal lT.
Deeds on record at the Frederick county clerk show transfers including E C Creswell and wife to Jerry M Clark a 60 foot front parcel in Loudoun Manor north of Winchester with nominal consideration. Katie V Lantz to Ray Jilace et ux a 50 foot lot south from Winchester on east side of Valley Pike with nominal consideration. Lavinia A Dick et viz to Commonwealth of Virginia 12 acre ee with nominal consideration. F C Boyce et ux to Northern Virginia Power Company right of way with nominal consideration. Martha A Good to of way with nominal consideration. Hunter A Bayliss to Northern G L Rosier to Northern Virginia Power Company right of way with nominal consideration.
Mrs Mamie Shanholtz formerly Miss Mamie Good of Rock Enon Virginia Cumberland Maryland area is reported quite ill at her Cum berland Maryland home with condition described as serious by local papers.
Enon Maynard Larrick and Murl Anderson of Winchester visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Orndorff are congratulated on the birth of a son. Mrs. Orndorff was formerly Miss Martha Good. Mr. Frank Lockhart, ill recently, is slowly improving.
Voters are urged to see The President's Mystery at Hable's Palace Theatre today and Thursday starring Henry Wilcox and Betty Furness. A Fox News reel and a comedy will supplement the feature in a powerful human story of the people.
At the National Hotel Exposition New York, hotel men demonstrated a liquid meat tenderizer made from papaya extract. They noted the method is not new, citing South Sea natives who have used the fruit to soften meat in minutes.
The Frederick County Association met Monday afternoon with Rev. 8 J Goode. Rev W B Obaugh led devotions and spoke on John chapter 15. A vote approved asking The Evening Star to print Sunday school lesson comments Friday for rural readers. Rev Obaugh elected president. secretary-treasurer to be chosen later. Next meeting set for the fifth Monday at Rev Obaughs on National avenue.
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