Death of John E. Fries Reported in Stephens City
Word reached Stephens City of the death of John E. Fries of Hastepne who was killed instantly in Harrison when struck by an automobile. He was an uncle of Mrs. Clay Yancey and well known in the area, visiting often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
John E. Fries
Hastepne
Clay Yancey
Fries
Harrisonoe
W. H. Parker
Waterfront
A. W. Doggett
Raymond Sandy
Sandy
Mabel Cleet
Page County
Farfaix Frazier
Mr. Proctor
Washington, D. C
Miss Frazier
Harry Frazier
L. E. Barblitz
R. G. Trussell
Snyder Alleman
Pennsylvania
Cadwallader
Margaret Jane
Winchester
F. B. Cadwallader
Susie Carbaugh
Local notes from Grimes area cover visitors and events
Grimes notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burmester of Bay Head New Jersey visiting Bay Head relatives in Grimes while civil engineers survey regional roads and waterways. Mrs. John Hubbard’s friends regret her accident near Winchester. Local attendees joined camp meeting in Wardensville and Walnut to mark community life with relatives and travelers from Harrisburg Pennsylvania visit Hensell and Stouffer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Martin Burmester
Bay Head
N. J
C. E. Rockey
John Hubbard
Winchester
Wardensville
W. Va
James Grimes
Evelyn Pugh
Orndorff
Virginia
Walnut
Little Son
Hayfield
Martinsburg
Robert H. Bockey
Galilee Church
Ernest Beckey
George Stouffer
Raymond Stouffer
Milton Murray
Harrisburg
Charles Hensell
Local visits and social notes from Middletown
Middletown notes detail visitors and extended stays from Hyattsville Baltimore and Pittsburgh, including Mr. William Weirich and Miss Charlotte Baublitz and Mrs. Weirich. The item mentions Mr. Archie Conner and Thomas visiting relatives, and Mrs. Ramey recovering from illness. It also recalls trips by Mr. Richard Romack, Mr. and Mrs. Edmondson, and others, plus a church Sunday School Service Class outing to Reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
William Weirich
Charlotte Baublitz
William Nees
Hyattsville
Frank Weirich
Weirich
Washington, D. C
Archie Conner
Thomas
Baltimore
Walter McCauley
Richard Romack
Roanoke
W. H. Edmondson
Harry Ramey
Woodstock
Laura Glenn
Evans
Hudson
Jean Hudson
Mae Ginn
Culpeper
Charles Hartley
Phens City
Reliance
Floyd Derflinger
Cedar Grove Notes from Cedar Grove Virginia local social
Mr and Mrs Frank Barrett hosted a Sunday dinner with many visitors including Mr and Mrs William Miller Hazel and Judith Miller and many friends from Martinsburg Winchester and Richmond. Levi Boyd has returned home after hospital stay and George Carson moved to a new Winchester home with Dyke family joining them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar. Grove
Frank Barrett
William Miller
Hazel
Earl Bailey
Masillion
Ohio
O. C. Miller
Melvin Miller
Dauhter
Judith
Winchester
Clarence Miller
Charles, Esten
Reva May
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miller
Boyd
Betty Jean
Edna
R. G. Edwards
Ethel Barrett
Rebecca Adams
Virginia Kilmer
Betty Hogue
James Strother
George Kilmer
Armel Combs
Betty Ann
Margaret
Richmond
Ollie Lewis
Irene Chapman
Joe Crim
Missee Lupton
Washington
Levi Boyd
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Carson
West Virginia
Carson
James Singhass
Thomas Singhass
Leo Lamp
Lula Lamp
May Fries
Peggsy Carson
Fremont Dick
Local Notices From ALBIN VA Honor Visits and Birthdays
Albin Virginia dated Sept 11 lists social visits dinner guests including W A Buncutter and family with guests from Masillion Ohio and others. Birthdays celebrate Mrs Buncutter and Edwin Seastrunk. local students at Handley School named: Alvin Frank Sally Rebecca Tavenner Margaret Alma Orndorff Ellen Butler Mildred Dorothy Snider Elsie Ethel Roscoe Edwards Hugh Orndorff Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
W. A. Buncutter
William Brugh
Ruth
W. Brugh
Opal Ickes
Masillion
Ohio
Wilson Kiter
Mildred Parlett
Buncutter
Earl Hawkins
Betty Jane
C. BE. Seastrunk
South Carolina
George Seastrunk
Columbia
S. C
Washington
Rev. Seastrunk
A. O. Hill
Ralph
New York
Steward Yeakley
Edwin Seastrunk
Handley School
Alvin
Frank
Sally
Rebecca Tavenner
Margaret
Alma Orndorff
Ellen Butler
Mildred
Dorothy Snider
Elsie
Ethel
Roscoe Edwards
Hugh Orndorff
Charles Smith
Gainesboro News in Brief: Labor Day Trips and Baseball Win
Gainesboro residents share Labor Day trips with friends in Harrisonburg and Colonial Beach. The local Gainesboro baseball team defeated Birch Grove 14 to 5 in a Sunday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Clarence Donovan
Harrisonburg
Harry McKeever
Colonial Beach
Winchester
Birch Grove
All-day church services draw large crowd in Greenway
Greenway Virginia notes a well attended all day service at the local church last Sunday. The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday September 13 with Loring Anderson leading. Rev. Harry C. Rickard will preach at 8 p.m. The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs. Bertha Armel at 2 30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Christian Endeavor Society
Loring Anderson
Harry C. Rickard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bertha Armel
SILER BREVITIES: Horner Whitacre Families Noted
SILER Va September 11 Mr and Mrs Brent Horner and family of Tabler Station and Mrs George Whitacre and children Anna and Georgia of Gerrardstown W V2 are mentioned in this brief community note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Brent Horner
Tabler Station
George Whitacre
Anna
Georgia
Gerrardstown
W. V2
DeHaven Family and Relatives Gather in Xenia Area
Local residents and visitors from Xenia and nearby towns attended a Sunday gathering at the DeHaven homestead. Among those listed were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Whit… Messrs Jack DeHaven Lamp Edward Shirley and many others visiting relatives in the area. The group included travelers from Siler Gerrardstown and Washington DC as Labor Day weekend activities continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Ohio
C. J. Whiti Messrs
Jack DeHaven
Lamp
Edward Shirley
Henry DeHaven
Roy Armentrout
Max. Winchester
Madeline Whitacre
Siler
Anna Whitacre
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Othello DeHaven
Labor Day
E. R. Daily
Isaac Creek Notes Update from Winchester and Nearby Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Winton and Mr. Clifton Shanholtz spent Sunday with friends in Winchester. Mrs. Lee Crossen has returned home after visiting her son in Lynchburg. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Merriner included James Loy and the Pattons of Winchester. Labor Day visitors to Berkeley Springs were the Merringers and their daughter. Nearby guests included James Affleck of Winchester and Lemuel Ware and family from Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Creek
Winton
Clifton Shanholtz
Sunoy
Winchester
Lee Crossen
Lynchburg
Sherman Merriner
James Loy
Clarence Patton
Cecil Shanholtz
Evers Shanholtz
E. P. Brown
G. E. Clark
John Kern
Pikeside
Othel Mcintyre
Angers Store
W. Va
A. Daily
Oranda Notes Weekend Guests From Washington and Nearby
Messrs Miller Cof felt and sister Lewis Saum Catherine Darmstead Ruth Jenkins Ethel Hausenfluck Erma Richardson Mabel Orndorff visited here over the weekend. Mrs D Russell Edmonson improving. Ernest Good Delma Good Norval Nicholas Charlotte Kelly and others spent time in Washington and Bakerton and Charles Town with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Messrs. Miller
Washington
D. C
Winchester
Coffelt
Washington, D. C
John Saum
Catherine Darmstead
Ruth Jenkins
Ethel Hausenfluck
Erma Richardson
Mabel Orndorff
D. Russell Edmonson
Ernest Good
Delma Good
Norval Nicholas
Charlotte Kelly
Robert Miller
Louise Haines
Bakerton
W. Va
Helen Drish
Charles Town
Lillie Good
Maynard Edmonson
McKeesport
Russell Edmonson
Weekend Social Guests At Wheatland Manor In Nineveh
Nineveh Virginia on September 11 reports Mrs. Clarence Bricher and Miss Ellen Bricher of Shenandoah and Mr. Richard Bricher of Winchester as weekend guests of Mrs. A S Jett at Wheatland Manor. Numerous visitors from Winchester Washington D C Charles Town and Hagerstown joined in weekend gatherings and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Clarence Bricher
Ellen Bricher
Shenandoah
Richard Bricher
Winchester
A. S. Jett
Wheatland Manor
Hale Golden
Small
Washington, D. C
H. F. McKay
Allen Bricher
Jett
Bryarly
White Post
Kitty Welsh
Will Sargent
Kernstown
R. G. Johns
Rockland
Charles Powers
Lawrence Johns
Little Son
Hagerstown
E. G. Johns
Rock Enon Squirrel Season Quiet So Far
Rock Enon Virginia reports a quiet start to the squirrel season as Mr. Walter Good and family visit Browntown relatives and guests such as Mrs. Ida Cain and Mrs. Ethel Sonner's sister appear in local circles. No notable hunting activity or records are noted yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
Walter Good
Browntown
Ida Cain
Winchester
Bryn Good
Ethel Sonner
Pittsburgh
McDonald reunion draws large crowd at Coal Mine school
A large crowd gathered at Coal Mine school house for the McDonald reunion on Sunday. Rev. Grubbs of Martinsburg preached and will return to Laurel Hill church, as relatives from Washington DC Winchester and nearby towns joined the gathering and shared a festive meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Godlove
Ralph McDonald
Charles McDonald
Stewart and Albert
William Sargent
Smallwood
Washington, D. C
McDonald
Bessie Thornton
Winchester
A. ©. Keller
Betty Himelright
Margaret Fauver
W. L. Windle
Viola Wilson
Jimmie Wilson
Frank Windle
Venna Pearl
Glenna
Davis
W. Va
Harry Lindamood
Star Tannery
Grubbs
Martinsburg
Laurel Hill Church
Whitacre Area Social Notes Span Labor Weekend
Whitacre Virginia reports a series of weekend visits and gatherings. Guests include G C Peacemaker and Harry Largent families from nearby towns and states. Travelers from Monessen Pennsylvania Capon Bridge West Virginia and Romney West Virginia shared dinners picnics and birthday celebrations along a scenic Labor Day itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
G. C. Peacemaker
Harry Largent
R. EB. L. Whitacre
N. E. Whitacre
Monessen
Ie Haines
Capon Bridge
Refuge Residents Share Weekend Visits and Reunions
Mrs Farl Huff and daughter Mary Anna visited her parents in Refuge Virginia this weekend. Leith and Conner families hosted relatives in Middleburg and Limeton. Many locals joined the Beatty reunion at the old Beatty home place Sunday evening including guests from Pennsylvania Ohio and Kernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
Farl Huff
Mary Anna
Leith
Middleburg
Howard Leith
H. C. Conner
Limeton
Estelle
Elizabeth
Cedare
Elizabeth Ritenour
Martha Crounse
Crowell Conner
Charlotte
Will Sargent
Kernstown
Charles Turner
Glen Turner
Raymond
Ohio
Grom
Rest Brevities from Rest Virginia and Nearby Spots
Rest Brevities notes Mr. Charles Brady Jr. returning from Baltimore after a ten day visit with his father and relatives. It also mentions weekend trips and visits by Huyett Light, Fairfax Shewbridge, Lucille Gordon in Washington, D. C., and others to Front Royal Alexandria Winchester and Skyline Drive, plus family movements including Mrs Blanche Stipe taking a new position in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Charles Brady, Jr
Baltimore
H. C. Light
Pennsylvania
Lucille Gordon
Washington, D. C
G. B. Snyder
Virginia Ann
Front Royal
Messrs
Huyett Light
Fairfax She
Blanche Stipe
Winchester
Pred Mauzy
Mrs R. 3. Carter Returns Home After Illness
The article notes Mrs. R. 3. Carter was ill for some time and spent Monday with relatives in aoe and Shippensburg. Her friends are glad to see her on again, and she recently recovered from illness. Mr. Ernest Flowers and family of Middletown visited Mr. W. J. Flowers and family last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe
Shippensburg
R. 3
Carter
Winpu
Ernest Flowers
Middletown
W. J. Flowers
Jury Frees Hallman in Warren Court Case
In Front Royal, Sam Hallman freed by Warren circuit court after trial on charges involving theft of a pair of checklines from Elmer Foster farm. Checklines found in a sack in William C. Trenary field. Russell H. Cameron acquitted on reckless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Sam Hallman
Walter G. Olmstead
Elmer Foster
Warren Circuit Court
Hallman
William C. Trenary
Russell H. Cameron
Royal Arch Masons Name Officers For 8 O'clock Meeting
John Dove Chapter No 421 will elect officers for the ensuing year at a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. The session is held by the Royal Arch Masons with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
Mission Services at Helping Hand Mission Sunday
The Rev. Cephas Fahnestock will preach at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow Sarasota Florida. Everyone is invited. J E Levinson demonstrated catching two fish on one hook and showed the fish as proof. He described a Jewfish biting first with the hook through its mouth and out a gill and a mackerel taking the dangling hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephas Fahnestock
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Sarasota
Fla
J. E. Levinson
Levinson
Beauty Culture Class Opens in Harrisonburg Court Sq
Esme Wicker of New York Pauline C Sullivan proprietor Pearl L Williamson instructor advertise a beauty culture class. The Frederic School claims to be the only authentic in the Valley. Enroll now for the present class just started. Phone numbers 777 or 764-3728. Court Square Harrisonburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esme Wicker
New York
Pauline C. Sullivan
Pearl L. Williamson
Authe Frederic School
Court Sq
Harrisonburg
Front Royal Completes New Pump Auxiliary
Install pumps to draw water from the South Branch Shenandoah River to supply Front Royal with water. The project, described as an auxiliary to the Shenandoah river system, was completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Shenandoah River
South Branch
Notice to Farmers on Loan Office Visits
J Gray Beverley Field Supervisor will visit Woodstock Virginia September 15 from 9 am to 1 pm at the County Agent office to receive fall crop loan applications under the Emergency Crop Loan Act. He will visit Front Virginia September 16 from 9 am to 11 am to collect applications. The Winchester Post Office Branch hours are 9 am to 4 pm daily for receiving applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gray Beverley
Dickenson
Woodstock
Virginia
Cloyd
Front
Beverley
Ball
Winchester
Imannaniey
Notice of bankruptcy for Fred Hoyt Way in Virginia
In the Western District of Virginia Fred Hoyt Way trading as Way Beer Agency has been adjudicated bankrupt on August 19 1936. The first meeting of creditors will be held September 22 1936 at 11 00 a m at the Corporation Courthouse Winchester Virginia to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Dated Harrisonburg Virginia September 6 Edward C Martz Referee in Bankruptcy 11 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Fred Hoyt Way
Way Beer Agency
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Corporation
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
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Dolly Ann
Mark Sperry
Trone Sperry
Grimes Notes
Cedar Grove
Lebanon Church News
Whitacre Mention
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Lowell, Jr
William
O. H
G. W. Siford
Paul Braithwaite
O. W. Dick
Moorefield
Romney
Braithwaite
B. F. Spitzer
Crabbottom
Eddie Largent
Louise Byrum
Ray Fletcher
Fanny
G. W. Strother
Warren Jury
Frees
Mission Services
Firestone
Cae Esi Auto Supply & Service Stores
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
N. Loudoun Bt
Ligen
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Dr. Wests Desa Oe
Big Tube
the Literary Digest
Bader
Goodyear
NBC Blue
Bom Isppearl Spee Abc
Buncutter Tire CO
Winchester, Virginia
iTamin
W. B. Snider & Son
ASCO
McCormick
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