Mount Williams Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mount Williams Virginia residents share guest visits and family gatherings. Mrs. Robert Baker from near Edinburg spent a week with relatives, and Mrs. George Dyke and Mrs. C Bayliss visited Mrs. Edgar Smoke. The note lists multiple local families hosting visitors across Cedar Creek grade and surrounding areas.
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Mount Williams
Robert Baker
Edin-g
George Dyke
C. Bayliss
Opequon
Edgar Smoke
Annie M. Orndorff
Daugher
I. N. Wallace
Threeildren
Local Social Guests Visit Town Figures on Sunday
Williams' last Sunday reports visitors at several homes. Berne Miller and daughter Gladys from Winchester called on J. H. Burkhart. Ray Pangle of Chambersville and P J Wolverton with family visited Arthur Bruer. J Keckley and Claude Wallace spent the afternoon at W H Himelright's residence.
Man Slays Two Then Kills Self in Vancouver Home
William Campbell Phillips, 37, a machinist, killed his daughter Joan 10 and son Ernie 4 with a hatchet in his Vancouver home. He slashed at his wife overran, then set fire to the house before ending his life by cutting his throat. His wife, 33, was hospitalized unconscious and critically injured.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Campbell Phillips
Joan
Ernie
First northern skink found in western New York near Buffalo
Gardiner Bump of the Buffalo Museum of Science reports the first recorded northern skink taken in western New York. The small hand sized reptile resembles a chameleon and can change color.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
New York
Gardiner Bump
Buffalo Museum of Science
Coolidge Trumbull Wedding Targeted by Old Style View
New England wedding in Plainville Conn unites John Coolidge son of a former president and Flor ence Trumbull daughter of Connecticut's governor. The couple embrace traditional marriage for keeps while discussing personal skills and shared goals amid press interest.
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Associated Presse
New Haven
Conn
New England
Congregational Church
Plainville
John Cooglidge
Florence Trumbulls
Connecticut
John Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
John
Associated Press
Miss Trumbull
Florence Trumbull
Plainville, Conn
Esther Trumbull
Dorthy Clark
Middletown Residents Visit and Relatives Gather
Middletown, Va. residents Mrs. Alice TM McInturff and daughter Audrey and son Tommy joined by Mrs. Budie Perry and Betty Lee of Winchester and Bertha and Elizabeth McInturff of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Eddie McInturff in Washington. Melvin Ogden of Washington visiting his parents here. Powell family moving from here to Romney. Annie Beatty of Reliance visiting nephew Claude Carper and family. Niles Thorne of Washington visiting relatives. Kerner family welcomed a newborn son.
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Middletown
Alice ™ McInturff
Audrey McInturff
Tommy McIinturff
Budie Perry
Betty Lee
Winchester
Bertha
Elizabeth McInturff
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eddie McInturff
Washington
Melvin Ogden
Pete Ogden
Powell
Romney
Annie Beatty
Reliance
Claude Carper
Niles Thorne
Alice McInturff
Kerner
Local News Notes on Residents Visiting and Returning Home
Mr. Clarence Cougill of Washington visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. EF. Cougill. Tommie McInturff, who had his tonsils removed in Winchester Hospital, returned Monday to his job in Greenspring, West Virginia, after recovery at home.
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Tommie McInturff
Winchester Hospital
Greenspring
W. Va
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South America
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Olive Borden
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Joan P. McCarthy
Universal Jewel
Border Eens
Delaney
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Company, Inc
Jack T. Engle
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City Hall
East Water Street
E. Z
Ainex Capsules
Kidders Pastilles
Braters
Mistor
Estivia
Ercolin
North Main Street
New
Trumbull
Coolidge
John Heaid
Calvin Coolidge
Golden Bears
Roy Riegele
University of California
Golden Bear
J.c.penney CO
North Main ST
Virginia
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Snapp’s Foundry
N. Market St
Cicero
Matt
Jeff
Bud 7Isher
CC. I. Brumback
Ron
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