County News Briefs Highlight Family Visits and Church Schedule
Mrs James A Boyce remains ill as family and friends visit from Roanoke and nearby towns. Mr Maylon Boyce sells his farm and returns west. Local residents Ollie Taylor and Roy Brill visit Raymond Racey. Branson Boyce visits his parents. Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 with Christian Endeavor at 7:30. Temperature drops to 19 degrees signaling winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Boyce
Lewis Moore
Roanoke
Inlaw
Levane Barr
Maylon Boyce
Ollie Taylor
Roy Brill
Raymond Racey
Branson Boyce
Vennor Milhon
Clarence Cochran
John Perry
Frances Coffelt
Winchester
Will Carpenter
Russell
Dorsey Ritter
Death of Mrs Alverna Mauzy Remains In Community Memory
Isaac Creek Virginia obituary notes Mrs Alverna Mauzy died at home after illness. She was seventy four and long time member of Mount Hebron United Brethren Church. Local gatherings include guests and visitations with relatives and Union Ladies Aid Society hosting November 19. Remembrance of her community service documented alongside family visits and funeral attendance in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Creek
Alverna Mauzy
Sier
Mount Hebron
Tenth Legion
George Clark
B. F. Spitzer
Lee Cros
Robert MclIlwee
Betty
M. W. Cooper
Winchester
Harvey Austin
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
C. W. Blair
Lee Crossen
Cecil Shanholtz
C. W.W. Blair
Merriner
Betty Jean Dolan
Bishop
Sherman Merriner
Lebanon Church News Highlights Social Visits
Residents share visits with relatives in Winchester Edinburg and Philadelphia. Several guests travel to see families while local injuries and illnesses are noted with updates on Vernon McDonald improving after lumber work accident.
Local Notes From St David's Church Area Virginia
St David s Church Virginia Oct 31 report covers social news and visits. Mrs Frank Tavenner Jr Mrs Duke Shaver and Miss organized a Woman s Democratic Club at Pine Hill last Friday night. Several relatives and neighbors including A M McClanahan and family appear in the weekend updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. David’s Church
Frank Tavenner
Duke Shaver
Democratic Club
Pine Hill
A. M. McClanahan
Earl Good
Woodstock
Gilbert Stepp
Saumsville
Elmer Crabill
Edinburg
T. A. Crabill
Lesen Shipe
Washington, D. C
A M. McClanahan
A. O. McClanahan
Maryland
McClanahan
Joe McClanahan
Dilbeck
M. M
Lucy Hebron
Melvin Walters
Shenandoah
Elkton
Paul Clem
T. A. Clem
C. C
Chambersville Notes Highlights Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs P H Ritter hosted dinner with the Siitley family in Winchester. Lem Spaid visited his sister Martha Good in Kernstown. F W Pingley, recently released from Memorial Hospital, is improving at home. Ellie Webster spent Sunday in Woodstock. John McKeever and son Billy visited Roy Bayliss in Kernstown. Loring Ritter and son Douglas of Kernstown called on Mrs P H Ritter. Amond Bradfield and daughter with Maynard Brewer visited W W Brewer family. Stewart Racey visited M Wisecarver. Roy Good of Berryville visited his mother Martha Good. Cora Rosier visited her sister Bessie Lonas in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Hurch
W. L. Whittington
Morris
Philadelphia
Kathleen Cline
Marshall
Ivan Cline
Winchester
Plauger
Grover Spence
Kline
Walter Harris
C. W. Windle
Vernon McDonald
Alexandria
W. H. Bowers
William Thompson
Edinburg
Bessie Bowers
Margaret Fauver
Gertrude Ickman
Messrs
Statton
Walter
Frederick Bowers
Dolan Teets
David Wilson
Ray Windle
Statton Bowers
Wayne H. Wisecarver
W H. Wisecarver
W. R. Wilson
W. L. Windle
Pete Windle
Otis Brown
Robert Brown
White
James Hamilton
E. W. Miller
Chambersville
P. H. Ritter
Wesley Siitley
Lem Spaid
Martha Good
F. W. Pingley
Memorial Hospital
Ellie Webster
Woodstock
John McKeever
Billy
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
Loring Ritter
Douglas
Amond Bradfield
Maynard Brewer
W. W. Brewer
Stewart Racey
M Wisecarver
Roy Good
Berryville
Cora. Rosier
Bessie Lonas
Grimes Area Notes Local Moves and Post Office Change
Theodore Strawderman relocates from Glaize Orchard to Ernest Clevenger's tenant house. Mrs. Mary Orndorff reports DeHaven post office closing November 1 with mail routed through Grimes. Mrs. John Hubbard recovering at Memorial Hospital slated for home return. Wild geese sightings precede first hard freeze with 25 degree readings Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
John Hubbard
Memorial Hospital
Donald Grove
Martinsburg
W. Va
Opequon Lake Notes Highlights Local Visitors
Opequon Lake Virginia notes include illnesses and social visits. Harry O Kerns is indisposed with a severe cold. Guests of Albert Stine include Alonzo Dodson and son from Star Tannery. Santmier guests from Martinsburg include William Santmier, Sr. and Douglas. Jack Ashton of Winchester finished cutting corn on the Jolliffe place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Lake
Harry O. Kerns
Albert Stine
Alonzo Dodson
Star Tannery
William Santmier
Douglas
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jack Ashton
Winchester
Orea
Ruth M. Kerns
Siler
Julie Wins Sweeps Prize Ends Ray Foster Romance
Ray Foster meets Rose Twait and Julie during a tense confrontation. Julie reveals she won a hundred thousand in the sweepstakes, shocking Ray as he admits he has found someone else. The scene unfolds amid casual gossip at a drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Foster
Rose Twait
Julie
Rey A
Ray
Hoover cites massive registration as boost for Landon victory
Former President Hoover described enormous increases in registration nationwide as a factor supporting his confidence that Gov Alf M Landon will win the presidential election next Tuesday. He spoke in Denver on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hoover
Alf M. Landon
League Reports Campaign Expenditures in Final Pre Election Filing
In Washington on October 31 the American Liberty League filed its final report to the House clerk showing campaign expenditures for the year totaling 466 dollars. The filing reflects the organization's spending as the election approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Liberty League QliCiv
Roosevelt Proclaims Armistice Day Flags to Fly
President Roosevelt designates November 11 as Armistice Day and orders flags to be displayed on all public buildings to mark the eighteenth anniversary of the World War ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Louisville Herald-Post Files for Bankruptcy
The Louisville Herald-Post filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Louisville Kentucky. Attorneys said publication would be suspended after all procedures are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Herald-Post
Rider Killed as Freight Trailer Crashed
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on October 31 Austin H. Foster a 32 year old man from Woodbury Tennessee was killed while sleeping in a freight truck that veered into a pole and crashed the trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Austin H. Foster
Woodbury
Tenn
Hich
Public sale of James Rosenberger land in Frederick County
Special Commissioner announces a public auction of the Rosenberger estate in Frederick County Virginia. Four tracts totaling 398 acres will be offered at the Winchester courthouse on November 7 1936 at 11 a m with payments to be made in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and land insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Commercial and Savings Bank
James H. Rosenberger
Admi
County Court House
Winchester
Wardensville
Lamp, Marple, Miller
Sherman
Jacob Rosenberger
Jarhes H
William Rosenberger
Herbert
Larrick
Han Ven
C. C. Brannon
C. J. Brumback
Geographic Is Helping To Make Drive Popular
The National Geographic Society distributed a news bulletin to about 550 leading newspapers announcing the opening of the northern Skyline Drive section. It also circulated 35 000 illustrated leaflets to over 365 000 people including teachers librarians and students in the United States and other English speaking countries. The State Commission on Conservation and Development aided in obtaining information and has run ads in National Geographic Magazine, most recently in the September 1936 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
National Geographic Magazine
Skyline Drive
United States
The
Society
Shenandoah National Park
State Commission On Conservation and Development
Commission
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Nixon
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Loudoun St
Solenberger’s Hardware Store
Winchester, Va
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Raylass Dept
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Geographic
John W. Rosenberger & Co
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Goodrich Kathanade
Goodrich
Peraca
Goodrich Batteries Road Service
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Boscawen
Winchester Furniture
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Dodge
Hughes Motor CO
O. K
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Lon
Long W. B
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Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
ASCO
Diath
Pine Motor CO
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H. W. Ebert
Braddock & Amherst
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