Frederick County News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
News notes from Frederick County Virginia dated September 1 report social visits and gatherings. Mrs Earl Farmer and Reynolds Store nt with Mr and Mrs Frances Adams and a friend visited along North River evening. Mrs E E Bayliss called on Mrs Fletcher near Junction Tuesday. Violet Conner and family from Winchester spent the weekend at her home here. Virginia Maury near Hayfield spent a day with Beulah Foreman. Mrs C T Adams and daughter visited Mrs Earl Farmer at Reynolds Store recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Farmer
Reynolds Storent
Frances Adams
North River
E. E. Bayliss
Fletcher
Junction
Violet Conner
Gloria
Buddie
Donnie
Winchester
Virginia Maury
Hayfield
Beulah Foreman
C. T. Adams
Reynolds
Greenwood Notes in Winchester Social Roundup
Greenwood Virginia notes list Strother Boyd and family visiting Mr. George Eagle's farm with Ruth Ritter and daughter. Mrs. Mae Hamman hosts. Brown of Charles Town and Clara Brown of Ekville visit Mrs. Brown’s daughter. Sam Jenkins and others from Ohio visit Winchester and O. C. Miller. Robert Giffin ill with flu. Dr Powers of Winchester attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Strother Boyd
George Eagle
Ruth Ritter
Mae Hamman
Brown
Charles Town
W. Va
Clara
Ekville
S. Sam Jenkins
Abraham Wingeler
Mae Adams
Lee Shoub
William
Orville
Ohio
Winchester
O. C. Miller
Robert Giffin
Dr. Powers
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams notes report local residents with visits and illnesses. Rebecca Himelright had an arm dressed after a fall. Edna Williams visited Stephen son and returns with Lavielda Pauyer for a week. Myrtle Clowser and son William Hollis Jr. returned from Washington and Baltimore. Mary Ellen Clowser shows improvement. Ernest Ashwood and family visited Mary Ashwood. Alta Lee Fauver ill. Bear family and the Campbells are mentioned with short excursions near Winchester Germain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
Rebecca Himelright
Edna Williams
Stephenson
Lavielda Pau
Myrtle Clowser
William Hollis, Jr
Washington
Baltimore
Mary Ellen Clowser
R. Ernest Ashwood
Berryville
Mary Ashwood
Alta Lee Fauver
Vi Bear
Winchester
Theodore ‘Bear
Germain Street
A. C. Peer
Little Nice
Joyce and
Paul, Jr
Campbell
Masters Charles
Loring
Hollis Clowser
Sort
Cross Junction Notes Visit Visitors From Beene and Winchester
Cross Junction Va September 4 Guests from Beene Mr Harley Adams and Mrs Adams son Welbert Sibert Miss Freda Braithwaite visited Mr and Mrs J S Braithwaite. Elmer Braithwaite drove to Berkeley Springs and toured Pennsylvania with relatives. Families from the community traveled to Capon River for a weekend outing. Guests at the Braithwaite home included Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman and family of Winchester and Mr and Mrs Gerald Braithwaite and son of Gainesboro. Little Misses Jean and Betty Braithwaite stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs O W Dick at Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Washington
Capon River
Hwaite
Frank Chapman
Winchester
Gerald Braithwaite
Gainesboro
Jean
Betty Braithwaite
Mrs. O. W. Dick
Whitacre
Gainesboro Brevities in GAINESBORO Virginia
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Blacksburg Winchester Capon Bridge and Gore. Mrs G T Adams and daughter Rhodelle visited Reynolds re. the M E Church under renovation adds a new porch floor and concrete steps and walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bayliss
Loraine Bayliss
Delmar Bayliss
John Fletcher
Whitryre
Gertrude Spaid
Harrison Whitacre
Janice
Capon Bridge
J. M. Darlington
Mack DeHaven
Lomax and
Wendell
Edith
Ethel Myers
Rebecca’ Adams
Ann , Pa
Dave Brown Kerns
Eddie Roberts
Elwood Kerns
Gore
G. T. Adams
Daugh
Rhodelle
Earle Farmer
Reynolds Re
M. E
Mail County Letters Early
Correspondents of The Star in rural areas are urged to mail neighborhood letters by Wednesday morning or earlier to assure publication before Saturday. Cooperation will be appreciated by the publishers.
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Star
Capon Springs Notes and Local Visits
Rev. C H Anderson of Winchester will fill his regular appointment at Capon Chapel United Brethren Church on Sunday morning September 2. A large crowd attended Gore picnic Saturday. Numerous residents and visitors from Martinsburg Stephenson Kernstown Yellow Springs Intermont Nero and nearby communities spent Sunday with friends and relatives, including the Shubue family and the Brill households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Springs
W. Va
C. H. Anderson
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Capon Chapel
Daniel Shubue
Washington
N. B. Cooper
Louise Shubue
Gore
Ernest Frye
Vernie Stephens
Martinsburg
Cold Springs
Gletus Brill
Ashby Orndorff
Stewart
Willie Kump
Gussie Orndorff
Stephenson
Arthur Good
Kernstown
Elizabeth
Yellow Springs
Orndorff
J. D.shine
Katie Orndorff
Bessie
Sallie Ward
James
Howard Brill
Intermont
Gilbert
Emily
Benita
John Doyle
Lucian Wilson
Raymond
Lawrence
Dorothy May
John Lee
This Place
Winfred Larrick
John
Nero
W.va
Bert Strickler
Kales Ford
Emma Anderson
B. G. Brill
Pleasant News From Mt Pleasant Area Visit Family Ties
A Mt Pleasant notes column lists visits among locals including Mr Sam Boyce and family Mr Clyde McClanahan and daughter Galeree from Powells Fort Dr Beas Rosenberger and Mr Perr Wilson in Charles Town W Virginia Cecil Dyke family attended Timber Ridge meeting Recorder also mentions Miss Margaret Ritter illness and social calls by Mr Robert Good and Miss Jessie McCarty. Sunday School at 10 preaching 11 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm at the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Sam Boyce
Clyde McClanhan
Galeree
Phyllis Danner
Powells Fort
John Perry
Mies Beas Rosenberger
Perr
Wilson
Charles Town
W. V2
Cecil Dyke
Timber Ridge
James Boyce
Margaret Ritter
Robert Good
Winchester
Jessie McCarty
Gerrardstown
Beaty Reunion Visits and Local Notices in RELIANCE Virginia
Reliance Virginia September 1 Mr and Mrs Guy Beaty and daughter and girlfriend returned to Ohio after a week visiting relatives and friends. John McQuay ill with family at his bedside. Louise Stickley aids Mount Jackson School Home Economics department plans. Mrs Lee Little and five children return to Camden South Carolina. Farrar hosts Stephens City Middletown Home Demonstration group at Strasburg beach. Mrs Wise of Vaucluse visits William Clyne. F L Derflinger and children Jack and Jean ill. Rev and Mrs H E Richardson attend Bible School at Massanetta. Pence couple surprised on twenty fifth wedding anniversary. About 31 friends from Front Royal helped celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Guy Beaty
Ohio
Beaty
John McQuay
Louise Stickley
Mount Jackson School
Lee Little
Camden
S. C
Charles Grover
H. E. Richardson
Massanetta
Greenway Gleanings in Greenway Virginia Social Notes
Lola Ridick of Front Royal is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H Funh ouser. Mrs C L Funk hosted visitors Mrs Fink sister Miss Catherine White and others for supper. Dorothy Simmons of near Stephens City returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Howard White. Hazel Grubbs and Helen White visited Miss Mozell White and Willie Walker called on Daisy Grubbs. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Charles Funk included Albert Simmons and two daughters Dorothy Ruth from Stephens City.
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Greenway
Lola Ridick
Front
C. L. Punk
Lee Brown
Dorothy Simmons
Stephens City
Howard White
Hazel Grubbs
Helen White
Mozell White
J. L. Langbein
J. L. Carper
New Jersey
Frank Chandler
Harrisonburg
Katharine Maye Anders
Alberta Sinnott
Thomas Sinnott
Westminster
S. K. Anders
Orkney Springs
Helen Anders
Rev L B Williamson to Preach at Fairview Church Sunday
Cross Roads notes Rev L B Williamson will preach at Fairview Church Sunday evening at 8 oclock. Evangelist S G Stewart will conduct services at the Whitlock home Saturday evening. Local visits include Mr and Mrs J B White at Mrs Sallie Oates home and various relatives and guests across Cross Roads with neighbors from Romney Gore Capon Bridge and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
L. B. Williamson
Fairview Church
W. B. Whitlock
S. G. Stewart
J. B. White
Sallie Oates
Lyda Morgan
B. F. Whitacre
Gore
Frank Spaid
Capon Bridge
W. W. McKee
Evelyn
Robert
Marie
Dorothy
Sadie Hardie
Ueille, Genieve
Paul
Romney
W. Va
Joseph Yeager
Maxine
Joseph
Washington
George McAtee
Community League to Hold First Fall Meeting in Whitacre
Whitacre Virginia September 1 The first fall meeting of the Community League is set for Wednesday night September 5 with an planned program and expected large attendance. Local social and church attendance includes Mr Walter Oates and R E Whitacre as visitors. revival services led by Rev B F Spitzer at Mt Hebron Church this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hebron Church
Roy Fletcher
Elizabeth
Kathryn
Edgar Largent
John Largent
Nain
George Peacemaker
R. E. L. Whitacre
N. E. Whitacre
Fred C. Whitacre
Ellis Haines
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Thomas Byrum
Washington
E. F. Spitzer
John Spitzer
W. B. Simmons
Berkeley Springs
Rice
Mount Solon
R. L. Pugh
Ivan Pugh
Laura Ogden
Beatrice Oates
Rose Ogden
Columbus Fletcher
Malcolm
Jessie
Paul Eugene Fletcher
Winchester
B. F., Spitzer
Cross
Cider making equipment for sale by brewery firm
Complete with reservoir tanks and all equipment for large scale cider production. In good condition and offered at a bargain. Address C Heurich Brewing Co Washington D C for details. Dates listed 8 30 31 through 9 1.
Local Notes and Dances in Boyce and Nearby
Irene Strode hosted a August 22 dance for Charlot te Liskey Frances Liskey and Helen Hammond. Visits span Washington Baltimore Harrisonburg and Winchester as townsfolk note illnesses births and travels. Century of Progress visitors return via Canada and New York with several relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Irene Strode
Charlotte and
Frances Liskey
Harrisonburg
Helen Hammond
Baltimore
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG Virginia social rounds
The item lists residents and visitors in Canterbury notes including E H Bissell from Port Pleasant W Va and H E Peery from Hemlock Grove Ohio visiting local families. It records calls, visits and moves among Stephens City Winchester Gainesboro Bluemont Beckley and Suray from September 1.
Local Siler Brevities Recap of Sunday Calls and Events
SILER Va Sept. itr and P H Heironimus and Mr Earl Whitacre and Mr Paul Lamp called at Mr S A DeHaven's Sunday evening. Harold Lamp Paul Lamp Earl Whitacre Jack De Haven and Harry Kerns Miss Bertha DeHaven called on Mr A L DeHaven Sunday night. Misses Martha Othella and Bertha DeHaven and Mr Harry Kerns called on Mr Lor ing Nesmith Sunday afternoon. Mr P S Hyde recovering from rheumatism. Miss Murl Daily motored to town with a friend. Harry Mauzy injured by falling tree while cutting timber. Brannon reunion at Back Creek near DeHaven enjoyed by attendees despite showers. Marl Daily and Mrs Laura Daily to Winchester on business. A H Lamp family and Harry Kerns also to Winchester for business.
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Siler
Itr
P. H. Heironimus
Earl Whitacre
Paul Lamp
S. A. DeHaven
Harold Lamp
Jack DeHaven
Harry Kerns
Bertha DeHaven
A. L. DeHaven
Martha
Othella
Loring Nesmith
Hyde
Miss Murl
Harry Mauzy
Brannon
Back Creek
DeHaven
Miss Marl Daily
Laura Daily
Winchester
A. H. Lamp
Opequon Notes Highlight Fall Plowing and Visits
Opequon Virginia on September 1 reports farmers are busy plowing for fall crops. Apple pickers will soon arrive and enliven the neighborhood. Mr C E Headley visited on Sunday with his niece Mrs Carson Pangle at Warrenton. Mr Lewis Pangle remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
C. E. Headley
Carson Pangle
Warrenton
R. Lewis Pangle
How They Stand Team Standings
American League standings show Detroit leading with 83 wins 43 losses New York second 79 48 Cleveland 64 59 Boston 65 62 St Louis 57 66 Washington 55 69 Philadelphia 50 70 Chicago 45 81 Yesterday New York 3 Washington 1 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 nine others not scheduled Today's games Washington at New York Chicago at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland National League New York 80 46 Chicago 74 51 St Louis 64 61 Boston 64 60 Pittsburgh 59 64 Brooklyn 54 69 Philadelphia 46 16 Cincinnati 45 19 New York 2 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 3 Chicago 1 St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Boston
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Public Sale of Stephens City Residence
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on September 29 1934 at 11 am for a Stephens City lot fronting 39 feet 4 inches with a six room frame house. The sale follows a deed of trust dated July 14 1931 to C N Hampton and wife due to default. Terms require one third cash and two equal yearly installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with insurance. Trustee T Russell Cather and Dunn and Duvall as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hampton
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Valley Turnpike
Stephens City
German Street
Strode
Lemley
T. Russell Cather
Holmes E. McAboy
Court House
Holmes Ez. Jacober
Opequon
Bruce
Wade
Brucetown
Wadesville
Pidgeop
Welsh
M. M. Lynch
J. M. Str
Duvall & Dunn
Bank Closing Notices on Labor Day 1934
Banks announce closures for Labor Day Monday September 3 1934 and say all maturing notes will be paid on the following banking day Tuesday September 4 1934. Signatories include John Sloat Geo Bushnell Hyost Arnold G Brown and others from Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Soennondou ds Valley Natl Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo B Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
HYOST
Farmers Aust Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Aeak
Arold'g. Brown
Soennndouds Valley Nat'l, Bank
U S Sailors Leave Havana With Regret
Five hundred fifty sailors of the U S Cruiser Richmond bade farewell to Havana after a year in Cuban waters. They depart for St Petersburg Florida with strong regret and will remain there temporarily as ships prepare for further duties.
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Associated Press
Havana
U. S
Richmond
States
Cuban
Cuba
Eee
St. Petersburg
Fla
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