County Brevities From WN Va October 30
Local notes report visits to Mr. Charles Rhodes from Ed Rhodes and party of Hagerstown Maryland. Miss Sadie Harris enters Win foot Memorial Hospital for several days of care and recovery. Various residents update on health visits travel and local events including a wedding in Dayton and a fire cleanup on Main Street. The Woman's Society of Christian Service schedules a meeting for November 6.
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Charles Rhodes
Ed Rhodes
Hagerstown
Sadie Harris
Winfoot Memorial Hospital
Onl Y
Miss Harris
Carlton Harris
Grace Church
Middletown
Carl Evans
Richard Evans
Laurie Jean Evans
Don Evans
Jon
Wilburg
D. H. Glenn
Howard Holler
Miller
Winchester
Church Street
Gordon Spargur,Jr
Hillsboro
Ohio
Dayton
Frank Wierick
John Wierick
Maude Edmonson
Jake Rinker
O. H
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Community notices from Brush Creek area
Oct 30 dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Arnold V Dailey featured guests including Mr and Mrs Ernest L Gray Mr and Mrs Raymond L Heironimus and others from Siler Cross Junction Washington and nearby towns. A stray white buck sheep with a dark face and no ear mark is missing and Mr A P Whitacre requests information on its whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Arnold V. Dailey
Ernest L. Gray
Near Cross Junction
Raymond L. Heironimus
Washington
Laura C. Dailey
M. A. Dailey
Fervin O. Heironimus
Ruth M. Kerns
Arnold Daily
Siler
Brown Mason
Shockeysville
Snowden Burton
Ruth Kerns
Elsie
Frances Heironimus
Washington, D. C
Kerns
Harry O. Kerns
Robert Luttrell
Reynolds Store
Amy Havermale
Sunnyside
Flossie Holliday
Raymond Heironimus
Laura Dailey
Harry Bohrer
Morgan County
W. Va
A. P. Whitacre
Mr. Whitacre
Sia
From what plant is vanilla question answer
Vanilla is obtained from the dried pods of several species of orchids. The most common source is the orchid Vanilla planifolia. The pods are cured to develop the vanilla flavor used in foods and perfumes.
Weekend guest list from Mt Falls area social notes
Weekend visitors to Mt Falls and surrounding areas include families from Mt Airy Maryland Frederick and Clearbrook Virginia. Recurring names include Hulver Richard Fleming Tevalt and Bucher with several appearances from Opequon Middle town and Falls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Falls
B. C. Hulver
John Richard
Henry B. Fleming, Jr
Stanley Bowman
Mt. Airy
Paul Anderson
Lillie Mae
Frederick
Floyd I. Hulver
Benny
Clearbrook
Hulver
Calvin Richard
Pete Fleming
W. B. Chapman
Washington, D. C
Reuben Hulber
Mary Lowery
Mt. Falls
Silas Tevalt
Denzil and
Irvin
Clary, Va
Tevalt
H. A. Tevaltington
D. C
M B. Chapman
Martha Bucher
G. C. Bucher
Stanley Tevalt
Beulah Tevalt
Middletown
C. D. Sale
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry Bucher
Broadway
Woodrow Hawse
Thelma Wilkins
Falls Church
Dewey Hulver
Front Line Change Moves Navy Language to Women Operators
Philadelphia reports a shift on the waterfront as sweet-voiced women replace male switchboard operators, long part of maritime work, to handle shipping information through the Martime Exchange. The change comes as men seek better jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Martime Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Fom
Peirs
E.S
Illuminating Engineering Society
Alte. S
Le.s
Virginia
H. A. Tevalt
Allen Heishman
Opequon
H. L. Heishman
Dorothy Richard
Mt. Ranier
Messers
Harry and
Sonny Bucher
Edna Pitcock
Penney’s
Jean Nadra
Pleasie
Penney
Amaginly
Penney’s Street
O.N. T
Cynthia Arch
Oxfords
Stevens All
Izes Si
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