News Briefs of the Counties Mayhem of visits and calls
Community updates note numerous visits and calls among local families. Residents and relatives travel between Baltimore Washington Raleigh Winchester and Mountain areas for weekends and midweek visits. Several households host guests including Miss June Orndorff and Mr Kenneth Curl with relatives in Fauver Clowser Brewer Williams and Pitcock families. Medical concerns prompt a hospital mention for Obie Peer while others plan trips to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carter
William Himelright
Luther Hamilton
Paul Campbell
Charlotte
Hollis Crowser
Paul, Jr
Joyce
Ethel Brewer
Kenneth Curl
Washington, D. C
Arthur White
Pangle’s Station
Ashwood
Tom Fauver
Tommy
Donnie
June Orndorff
Baltimore
A. B. Fauver
Arthur Brewer
Coffey
Raleigh
WN. C
James Brewer
Howard Brewer
Opequon
Annie Orndorff
June Wolverton
Davis
Winchester
Myrtle Clowser
Leonard Williams
Evelyn
Ralph
Jeanie. Willwirs
Fannie
Zirkle Williams
William . Hollis Clowser
Washington
Edna Fauver
Ruben Hulver
Mountain
Hinkle Pitcock
Juanita
Edythl
Franklyn
Abner Fauver
Obie Peer
Memorial Hospital
Edison Fawcett
Fawcett’s Gap
Harry
Nineveh Notes Social Visit and Local Movements
Nineveh Virginia notices Mildred and Betty McKay had tonsils removed at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Several residents visit relatives including J N Clark family in Paw Paw and Mrs Mary Cooke visiting her son Giles Cook. Local guests include Miss Martha Cockerill returning from Purcellville and Elsie Virginia Welsh with Mr and Mrs Hawes near Refuge sharing a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Mildred
Betty ‘McKay
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pegag
See
John A. Clark
Martha “Cockerill
Purcellville
J. M. Jett
James Welsh
Elsie Virginia
Thomas Hawes
Refuge
J. N. Clark
Paw Paw
W. Va
Annie Cooper
Mary F. Cooke
Giles Cook
Mary Weaver
Hagerstown
Kenneth Hawes
Winchester
Willie Clark
Kernstown
John Rinker
Reliance
Isaac
Tom Blair
Near Broadway
George Clark
Blair
Betty McIlwee
Will McIlwee
Gainesboro
Corben
Reynolds Store
Rosa Hughes
George
Mary McKilwee
W. A. Strother
Hollis Braithwaite
Paul Luttrell
Collinsville
Ernest Daily
Community Notes From Oranda Virginia Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs Edgar Loving attended the wedding of Miss Virginia Hoffman and Mr Warren Daugherty at Burnt Factory Church. Guests included Mrs C O Watson and daughters Frances Miriam and Helen from Stephens City and Miss Inez Bear of Germania West Virginia. The McDonald reunion is set for Coal Mine School house September 22. Other visits and holiday guests included families from Winchester Inwood and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Edgar Loving
Virginia Hoffman
Warren Daugherty
Burnt Factory Church
C. O. Watson
Frances
Miriam
Helen
Stephens City
Inez Bear
Germania
W. Va
M. M. Orndorff
McDonald
Coal Mine Schoolhouse
Inwood
J. W. McDonald
Hollis Coffelt
W. A
Brannon reunion draws 60 to 75 attendees at Brannon's Ford
SILER Va September 7 The Brannon reunion at Brannon's Ford on Back Creek August 31 drew between 60 and 75 attendees. Visitors included R L Heironimus and family Ruth Richardson of Washington DC, and local residents from Martinsburg Gerrardstown Gainesboro and Glengarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Brannon
Ruth Kerns
Parker Maury
R. L. Heironimus
Ruth Richardson
Washington, D. C
R. Daily
Murs
Arnold Daily
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. V. B. Reynolds
Guy Renolds
J. R. Whitacre
O. H. Heironimus
Gerrardstown
Maurice DeHaven
Glengary
Levi Whitacre
Grimes
Nettie Lamp
B. C. Holliday
Hazel
Annie Collins
Clyde Collins
Charles Sewell
DeHaven
Muriel Daily
A. H. Lamp
F. G. DeHaven
Harry Kerns
Winchester
Brevetown Social Notes and Visits
Bracetown, Va. reports Anthony Gleisner visiting from near Washington D C. and Herbert Fishel on the sick list. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sperry and two daughters of Washington D C. Miss Rhodelle Whitacre hosted by Mrs Andy Whitacre. Janny McKee of White Ye had Mrs. Andy Whitacre as guest. Jack McAboy stayed with grandparents in Middletown. John F Lapland and wife returned to Fredericksburg Md after visiting Miss Belle C Jobe. Beloved wedding of Miss Virginia Hoffman and Warren A Daugherty held at Burnt Factory church. Belle C Jobe and Mrs John F Lapland dined with Mr and Mrs William F Jobe. Crusaders and World Builders Sunday School held a picnic at Mr Lewis Pidgeon’s meadow in Wadesville. Mrs Walter Gander and Mr E S Jobe visited Belle C Jobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracetown
Anthony Gleisner
Washington, D. C
Herbert Fishel
Mark Sperry
Janny McKee
Whiteye
Andy Whitacre
Rhodelle Whitacre
Jack McAboy
John Legg
Middletown
John. F. Lapland
Frederalsburg
Belle C. Jobe
J. B. Snapp
Julian Snapp
Herbert Fisher
Virginia Hoffman
Warren A
Alexandria
Grimes
Galilee
Helen Pugh
A.S. Orndorff
West Virginia
McVay
Spokane
Washington
Harry Mason
Gardner
William Crim
Belair
Ohio
Miller Hancher
Pittsburgh
Wadesville
Homer Pugh
Augusta
W. Va
D. C
Velona Gardner
Fairview Appointment Weather Delays Cross Roads Notices
Rainy weather prevents Rev. L. B. Williamson from filling his Fairview appointment. Services are planned for next Monday at 7 30 PM. Local families from Washington Romney Capon Bridge and Romney area visitations noted. News mentions widespread rain and its beneficial effect on late crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
L. B. Williamson
Fairview
Henry Yager
Washington
Marshall Hardee
Romney
W. Va
Yager
George McKee
J. B. White
Walter McKee
W. W. Hicks
Audra Hicks
Lee Haines
W. A
Grimes Gleanings Highlights Local Visits and Peach Harvest
Grimes Virginia notes include visiting relatives from Spokane Washington and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Local peace and church activities feature Galilee Sunday services and a Wadesville picnic with ball games and ice cream. The peach harvest nears completion with good prices and a long span of rain enhancing the crop.
Capon Bridge Notes Broad Social Roundup
Capon Bridge residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends from Princeton Romney Romney and Monessen. The Boy Scouts camped in Washington DC under leader Moody Slonaker and Mr. and Mrs. Lan don Whitacre. Other visits came from Winchester Fort Lauderdale and Morgantown with assorted relatives and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Letcher Giffin
Princeton
Washington, D. C
Moody Slonaker
Landon Whitacre
Whitacre
Geraldine Saville
Guy Saville, Jr
Romney
Tne Fletcher
Kenneth Her
Forrest Pugh
Morgantown
Local Notes from Isaac Creek Virginia and Surrounding Areas
Isaac Creek Virginia residents report several social visits and local movements. Evers Shanholtz returns home improved after hospitalization at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Strohter and Blair families are mentioned with a rental arrangement and work detail near Broadway Route 7.
Rennie Elected Dept Commander At Virginia Beach
The Virginia Beach gathering elected Rennie department commander and chose George W. Laos Bristol T. L. Delahanty Levin Nock Davis and Charles E. Everette as vice commanders. Jack J. Manckin was named sergeant at arms and Rev. D. C. George re elected department chaplain. District commander Do Mason of Luray and delegates to the St Louis national convention were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Laos Bristol
T. L. Delahanty
Clarendon
Levin Nock Davis
Accomac
Charles E. Everette
Lynchburg
Jack J. Manckin
Hopewell
D. C. George
St. Bridges Episcopal Church
Berkley
Do. J. Mason
Luray
St. Louis
E. L. Klingstein
Harrisonburg
Congress
John W. Flannagan
Virginia
Frank M. Belgrano, Jr
Flannagan
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Belgrano
Legion
American Legion
Republic
Soil Mass of Organisms
A description notes fertile soil as a mass of living organisms and compares bacterial counts per cubic inch to large population figures such as Ohio and the United States, highlighting microscopic life scale in soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Bankers Group Meeting Set for October 12 to 18
Bankers Group Three plans a six day meeting at a hotel with Haynes McFadden of Atlanta as editor and owner of the group. The program will include a potential invite to M. E. Bristow Virginia commissioner of Insurance and Banking. Eight members attended the last night dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes McFadden
Atlanta
Georgia
Bankers of Group Three
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
M. E. Bristow
Virginia
First National Bank of
Monterey
Frank S. Driver
Augusta-Rockingham Bank
Weyers Cave
Sergeant's Sale in Winchester Distress Warrant
Under a distress warrant Madison Lodge No. 6 IOOF v Floyd M Brill, sale of defendant's property is set for 10 00 A M Tuesday September 10 1935 in front of the Court House Winchester. Items include desk filing cabinet Woodstock typewriter chairs bookcases law books and other volumes with cash payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge No. 6
Order of Odd Fellows
Floyd M
Virginia
West Virginia
Harvard Classics
Southeastern Reports
Gregory
Taylor L. Barr
Canada Sets Minimum Wheat Price at 87 1 2 Cents
Ottawa sets No. 1 Northern wheat minimum at 87 1 2 cents a bushel through the current crop year to July 1936. The price, fixed by the governor in council under statute, allows the Wheat Board to buy from producers at the minimum to avoid lower sales. Producers selling to the board receive participation certificates for potential surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Wheat Board
Fort William
Cabinet
Wheat Board
Ottawa
Carter & Glaize Seek Levy on Hill Furniture in Winchester
In the Corporation Court of Winchester on August 30 1935 Shirley Carter and Fred L. Glaize trading as Carter and Glaize sue Frederick J. Hill to attach his household and kitchen furniture stored at Apartment 1 608 West Cork Street to satisfy a debt of $138.67 plus interest and costs. The defendant is not resident of Virginia. He must appear within 15 days after due publication and the notice will run weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and be posted at the courthouse door by September 2 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
Carter & Glaize
Frederick J. Hill
West Cork Street
Virginia
Evening Star
Clark M. Smith
T. Russell Cather
P. G
Local Residents Visit Washington Over Weekend
Cross Junction Notes reports Braithwaite and McKeever families with Max and Braithwaite Baker Edwards and Dwar relatives traveling to Washington as guests. Thelma and Robert Edwards stayed with grandmother Mrs. A. V. Edwards while Jean and oats Braithwaite visit grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Edwards
CG. Dwar
Washington
Jean and
Oats Braithwaite
Onne
Oo. W. Dick
Whitacre
Thelma Edwards
Robert Edwards
A. V. Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mount Williams
Mary
Hilda Whitacre
Harry Whitacre
H. D. Whitacre
Jennie McKee
R. N. McKee
W. R. Berryhill
Berryhill
Capon
Isaac Creek
Rennie
Virginia Beach
Bankers’ Group
Sergeant’s Sale
Goodrich
Liberal
Cammertire CO. V.ulcanizing & Road Service
Braddock & Boscawen
STS
Chevrolet
O. K
Shenandoah
Canada
Kreuger’s
Truck Headquarters
Bickers Motor Co
Game of
Cross Junction
John W. Rosenberger & Co
DuPont
Boscawen
Valley Ave
Braddock
Piccadilly
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Glaize Avenue
America
Miller & Anderson
Frederick, Warren and
Clarke Counties
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!