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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
5
Field Supervisor J Gray Beverley in Winchester Virginia announces fall seed loan applications through the Emergency Crop Loan office. Farmers should contact Beverley at the Post Office Building in Winchester Virginia to apply.
On Labor Day September 6 1937 several banks announce closure and rescheduled payments. Farmers and Tasetante National Bank H Yost cashier closes September 6 with payments due on September 7. Union Bank of Winchester GEO Bushnell cashier closes September 6 with maturities payable September 7. Shenandoah Valley Net’s Bank Harold G Brown cashier and Commercial and Savings Bank John L Sloat cashier also indicate closings and next banking day payments.
County news from Armel Virginia reports Henry R. Armel of Canton Ohio visiting his aunt Mrs G W Haymaker. Rev Corbin Baptist minister of Sperryville skidded a car but escaped injury. J W Bell shows improvement after illness. Don Gray returns to Washington DC after weekend in Winchester. Mrs Jane Violot ill with illness from a fall. Mozelle White visits Winchester from here. Bertha Arme is visiting Washington relatives. Dr W J Goodwin and Rose G Hardy visit G D Gray household. M F Price slowly recovering at home. William Beydler and family of Maurertown visited Spitler couple. Wilbur Bell from Washington spent weekend with his parents here.
Cross Junction Virginia reports a sequence of Sunday and Monday visits. Families visiting included the Whitacres Braithwaites and Collinss in Grimes, with Edwards, Bakers and Funkhouser guests. Mrs. Elmer Clark returns improved from Memorial Hospital. The Luttrells host the Reynolds family and others for a week.
North Mountain VA reports a large gathering for the Frye reunion last Saturday. Rev P H Williams and family from Maryland and Dr David Williams and family from Ohio have returned home after visiting Miss Daisy Williams. Isaac Frye remains ill after surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Reverend Seastrunk delivers farewell at St John’s Lutheran before moving to South Carolina.
Randolph Holsinger visited his mother Mrs Annie Holsinger in Linville. Hugh Pangle of Marlboro stays with Henry Loving. Harry Coffelt and wife from Clarendon Va visited the Loving home. Mildred Loving visited relatives in Washington DC last week. Irvin Stickley and family of Tiffin Ohio visit relatives. Howard Stickley is slowly improving. Maynard Edmondson and wife from McKeesport Pa guests of Mollie Edmondson. Locals attend Church of Christ convention in Saumsville this week.
The Stephenson Va church youth division met at Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ebert home with adults joining. Led by Mrs. A. L. Omps, readings and a solo by Mrs. Ashwood accompanied a pastor Rev. Thomas Morgan message.
Rest Va Sept 3 Rev F H Strieby preached in Rest Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock following the Sunday School. The young people's division held their program at 8.
Mrs Kent Owen of Grand Rapids visits her father Charles Gordon for a few days. Miss Ida Gord and Mr Earl Price guests of Mrs David Prince. Mr and Mrs H B Sell and Mrs F O Moulden spent Sunday in Hagerstown and attended the Municipal Band Contest. Rest Church plans a Friday yard party at Ridgeway and repairs soon begin. Route 11 construction near here delayed by recent rains.
Nineveh Va September 3 a large crowd attended an all day meeting at Zion Baptist Church. Miss Roberta Fleming is spending several days this week in New York City. Mrs. R S Johns of Winchester was the weekend guest of her
Sr. One tire. W. Pow yaien Retha Hummer spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jett motor ed to Charlottesville on Friday. Mrs. Howard Owens of Baltimore was the weekend guest of Mrs. Charles Tobin. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McKay of Severna Park were callers. Wheatland Manor on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson of Washington D C visited her parents east of town. Dolores Pomeroy of Frederick Maryland returned home after staying with her grandmother. Mrs Etta Owens of Baltimore Maryland came back home after a stay with relatives here. The Warren family from near Gaithersburg Maryland spent the weekend and toured Skyline Drive with Mrs Harry Warren. George Baker of Frederick visited relatives. Howard Evans and family were guests of the Carbaughs. Heath Adams visits Washington D C. Kansas City Missouri couple Campbell spend week with Raymond Hausenfluck. Barr Sampsell of Front Royal visited his brother in law and sister Will and ... continuous. Myrtle Cline of Harpers Ferry returned home after a week with the Gardner family. Dr Courtney Stickley of Birmingham Alabama returned home after several weeks with his parents. Mr Stuart Montgomery and ...
Special Commissioner announces a public auction of the D. W. Pageant property in Frederick County Virginia. The 157 acre tract near Reynolds Store includes a dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Sale at the county courthouse in Winchester on September 11, 1937 at 11 a.m. One third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bond and deed of trust.
Sister Phyllis of Falls Church Virginia visited with their father Mr. Thomas Montgomery. Ann Marthena Clevenger is recuperating at home after a tonsil operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Alice Punk returned from a two week visit with friends in Winston Salem. Mr. Broscoe Williams is slowly recovering from a severe illness. Eugene Adams and family and Joe Clevenger and family plus Helen Carbaugh spent the weekend camping near Romney West Virginia. Carmel Golliday and daughter Maxie with Dorothy Lemley visited Mr. Jim Golliday in Ohio. Baker reunion attendees from here included Gover Ridgeway and children Maxine Marguerite and Robert Ridgeway, R. L. Ridgeway, Mildred Reid, Randall Ridgeway, and French Reid and children.
Readable fragments name individuals Dren, Dickey, Carrie Sue, Lo letta Reid, Mrs Roy Beaty, Mary Lee and Douglas atty. indicating a social or family notice without full details.
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