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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1934

Page

7

Wash. Lee High Eleven To Be Foe Of Handley

The Wash L ee High School grid team is set to face Handley with a slate of upcoming games. The schedule lists opponents including Technical High, Cumberland High, Harrisonburg High, Martinsburg High, and others through November, reflecting a robust fall football campaign.

Wash.Lee Handley Ing Technical High Iron Ain Aere Town Academy Et Royal Cumberland Harrisonburg Martinsburg W. Va

Two Piece Frock Pattern 9135 By Marian Martin

Marian Martin Pattern 9135 offers a two piece frock design in wool options with smart kick pleats and a coordinating blouse. Patterns are sold for fifteen cents each, with sizes 12 to 40 and three yards of 54 inch fabric for size 16. book and pattern combined twenty five cents. Pattern orders go to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.

Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York N. Y

Fragments of Frederick County Social News

Miss Janeen visits. Miss Izetta Shepherd in W D. J Willis Suddith attends in Shepherdstown. Mr Elliott can sit up a little. the Lindsey family moved to Jackson Mississippi. Jolliffe of Washington visits mother. Williams Manning family in Millwood for Christ Church service. Mr and Mrs Archie White spend weekend with Mrs Frances Greever. Meade Darst visits from Florida and Lynchburg. Bishop Darst also visits. Mrs Levi and infant return home from Chicago. Paul Boo is in Chicago for Century of Progress. Eva Lee returns to New York. Brubaker visits Ohio. Vorous sisters return from trip near Swimley. Floyd Hudson and Wil liam Yowell visit Blue Ridge Sanatorium. Prof Dufour and family return to Charleston. Mrs Lowe and Arthur Yas visit. Mrs Hawkins visits Baltimore. Clark family weekend in Berryville. R E Reid hosts Loving and Giving Junior Circle picnic at New Market. Betty Grigsby hosts at Red naxela. Nelson and Gii attend Purcellville fair. Sunday school held in Franklin's woods.

Janeen Izetta Shepherd D. J. Willis Suddith Shepherdstown Strode Charlotte Charles Elliott Washington T. R. Jolliffe J. Williams Manning Christine and Louise Charles Town Millwood Christ Church Se Bradford J. W. Suddith Andren James Archie White Oiete Frances Greever Meade Darst Florida Lynchburg J. L. Carper Bishop Darst North Carolina Carper C. B. Levi P. T. Grim Thornton Thompson Eva Lee New York John Lee Helen Lee Jerry Huff W. H. Brubaker Ohio Margaret Ethel Vorous Gladys More Arthur Yas James Funk Nellie John E. Hawkins Baltimore Thomas Clark Hooker Berryville R. E. Reid Kings Daughters New Market Louise Clarke Margaretta Helen May Frances Helen Brown Joe Jolliffe Marion Heine Sybil Kent Ellen Hilda Suddith Christine Jobe Bernice Mildred Ritter Betty Grigsby Rednaxela Peggy Nelson Cpemnaton Edan Gii

Social Weekend Guests From Surrounding Towns

Wickliffe Va September 10 many locals hosted visitors over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plotner of Pennsylvania and Mrs Annie Plotner of Charles Town W Va along with the Myers family of Castleman's Ferry. Other visitors named are Miss Ella Johnston Mrs E L Writt and Misses Wynn Ewing Katherine Stevenson Esther Leeming plus Mr C W Johnson and sisters. Laura Franklin of Marvin Chapel spent several days in Loudoun County.

Community notes from Reliance Virginia and surrounding area

Local residents and visitors are mentioned with social meetings visits and family gatherings. People called on friends in Winches, Luray, Woodstock and Floyd Lee. Farmers show cautious optimism on hay hog cow prices while F. L. Derflinger prepares an old time gum press business.

Reliance Woman's Seamenery Society J. F. Shipe J. R. Beaty Ae . Mays Miss Lowsey Freda Willey Pauline Grant Winches Pence Luray Joe Derrick Carlos — Dovell Elon W Grim Kitty Lourae R. R. Stickley D. N. Gruver H. E. Gruver Arthur William Nelson Clara Bell Woodstock W. B. Obaugh Billy Marie Laura Nell John MecQuay PF. L. Derflinger Floyd Lee F. L. Derflinger Lucian Brumback

Social News From Greenway Gleanings

Misses Hilda and Hazel Grubbs hosted at aunt Mrs Annie Grubbs. Helen White returned home after visiting relatives. Catherine White visited Hilda Grubbs. Marguerite White stayed a week with sister Mrs Joe Perry. Picnic by Macedonia Ladies Aid at Mrs Belle Price's graveyard. Mrs Lee Funk and Catherine White in Winchester Friday.

Greenway Hilda Hazel Grubbs Annie Helen White Albert Simmons Eorokeene City Catherine White Hilda Grubbs Marguerite White Joe Perry Greta Bray Refuge Charles Lee Funk Macedonia Ladies’ Aid Society Belle Price Lee Brown Mary Rockgift Luray Charles Lee Funk Winchester

Memorial Concert at Antietam Field Sets Civil War Anniversary

Antietam Battlefield now under National Park Service shows 58 percent August visitor rise as the Hagerstown Municipal Band plans a memorial concert at Antietam National Cemetery. The event marks the 72nd anniversary of the Battle of Antietam on September 17 1862, with a 4 p.m. start.

Great National Park Service Antietam Rose Trum Antietam National Cemetery Hagerstown

Births and local notices fill Middletown page

The Middletown column reports a seven-pound baby boy born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James Kline, formerly Miss Bethel Hottel, and notes relatives. It also covers a severe foot injury to Helen Miller, medical updates from University Hospital, teaching duties departures, car accident details, and visits at Wayside Inn with guests from Philadelphia to Ohio.

Middletown James Kine Helen Miller Giles Alton George Clark University Hospital, Charlottesville Amye C. C. Rhodes Charlottesville Clark Hume Fauquier County

Harrisonburg Man Describes Sea Tragedy

Harrisonburg attorney George D. Conrad and his wife recounted the Morro Castle fire off New Jersey to a Daily News Record reporter. They described passengers trapped below deck, rescue ships at work, floating bodies, and chaotic scenes as the Monarch of Bermuda aided survivors.

Harrisonburg Daily News Record George D. Conrad Harrisonb Conra Imada New Jersey Monarch Mrs. Conrad Morro Castle Fcug-Ladden Airies Conrad Mr. Conrad Bermuda Quarentine

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