Local Notices and Social Updates From The Area
Septiany reports include Miss Virginia Cooley visiting Washington DC relatives. Wood stock Fair attendance noted. Mr and Mrs Pool of Waynesboro spent weekend with Annie Dovell. Moody Dyke traveled to Washington DC for a few days. School repair work ongoing and Louise Egg to teach in Kaosak New Market. Charles Kerns family and Ella Kerns visit R R Stickley. Elsie Grover hosted a community party. J F. Ae. ill with grip. L E Weidrick and father work in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerns
Ella Kerns
L. H. Browning
Laurel, Md
R. R. Stickley
Elsie Grover
J. F. Ae
Grippe
L. E Weidrick
Father
Strasburg
Front Royal Brevities Highlights Guests and Travels
Front Royal society notes report Miss Ellen House of Little Rock visiting Miss Carson and planning trips to Washington with Major and Mrs J F Wall. Other locals send kin to Charlottesville and Roanoke while Miss Winnie Weaver prepares for Hollins College. Visitors include Mr C M Venable and Mr Clifford Grannis to Danville and Randolph Macon, and families hosting guests at SunSet Lodge and Strickler House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Ellen House
Little Rock
Arlene Jones Takes Secretary Post at River ton Lime Co
Mr and Mrs Laurence Boer ner of Washington DC visited the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Rogers Payne for the weekend. The new secretary at River ton Lime Company is Arlene Jones.
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4Iss
Arlene Jones
The
Riverton Lime Company
Laurence Boerner
Washington, D. C
Rogers Payne
Local Social News Highlights Families and Visits
Mr U S Grant Megargee Jr departs for Philadelphia and will be joined by his mother on return. Ashland trip to see son Tom Johnson Jr at Randolph Macon College. Henry Turner to return tonight after weekend with Bedford relatives. The Johnsons entertain on Royal Avenue. Edgard Updike hosts dinner on Manor Road. Mrs R B Purdum hosts Bridge on Luray Avenue. Dan Bowers relocates to H H Downing’s Royal Avenue home. Francis Collins returns to Roanoke. Miss Mary Coog Macatee announces engagement to Lieut Emery Edwin Hackman US A now at Fort Scott San Francisco Coast Artillery. Hackman is son of Turner Hackman of Twin ___
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Dora Troutman
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Spencer
Sunset Lodge
Grant Megargee, Jr
Philadelphia
Grant Mgee, Sr
Tom Johnson, Sr
Ashland
Tom Johnson, Jr
Randolph-Macon College
Dan Bowers
Afton Inn
H. H. Downing
Royal Avenue
Martha Macatee
Chevy Chahe
Mary Coog Macatee
Emery Edwin Hackman
Fort Scott
San Francisco
Coast Artillery
Hackman
Turner_Hackman
Twin
Wedding planned in Washington for Miss Macatee
Fall Idaho reports the wedding will be held in Washington on November 29. Miss Macatee’s mother, a former Front Royal resident, and Miss Lila Macatee sister of the bride elect hosted a luncheon at the Shoreham in Washington, honoring Miss Macatee with Mrs. Charles Macatee 3d as sister in law.
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Fall
Idaho
Washington
Miss Macatee
Front Royal
Lila Macatee
Charles Macatee 3d
Macatee
Shoreham
Washingon
Local County News Tells of Residents Travels and Recoveries
Sept 15 update notes Rev W W Stevens improving after a neck carbuncle. Mrs J W Schlack and daughter Wilma return from Baltimore. George Clark family visit Green Spring. Ridgeway and Stipe group tour Roanoke to see Neels and Neels. Smallwood party home from Chicago Century of Progress. Ridgeway group visits Pittsburgh. Alma Brady visiting Baltimore. Emma Ridgeway takes teaching post near Charles Town W Va. Nurse from Johns Hopkins visits family. Brady, Jr. accompanies Charles Brady, Sr. to stay weeks. Paul Ridgeway becomes Bunker Hill HS teacher. Huyettet recovering from tonsil operation. Holmes Snapp visits Martinsburg. mother joins from Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevens
J. W. Schlack
Wilma
Baltimore
Ater
George Clark
Roy Ashton
Green Spring
Victor Ridgeway
Marie Stipe
Curtis Barr
Roanoke
Emma Ridgeway
Charles Town
W. Va
Johns Hopkins Hospital
O. Moulden
H. Sell
Century of Progress
Charles Brady
J. W. Shiack
Charles Brady, Jr
Paul Ridgeway
Bunker Hill High School
Huyettet
Memorial Hospital
Holmes Snapp
Martinsburg
David Prince
Stephenson Notes VII Social Club Meeting VA Sept 15
Mrs Earl Prince hosted the Stephenson Social Club for a regular monthly meeting in Virginia on September 15. Twenty members attended along with three visitors. After worship and business, a social hour featured guessing games won by Mrs J H Ashwood, with prizes. Mrs L Dick and Mrs A J Prince tied for a prize and drew straws, Prince winning. Refreshments included chicken salad rolls, pimento cheese sandwiches, pickle, homemade ice cream, cake and coffee.
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Events
Dr J William Ebert and Mr and Mrs Shipley of Baltimore visited the picnic last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Earl Prince and Mr and Mrs A J Prince called at Rest home on Sunday. Boggs family near completion of new house. Colleen DeHaven accepted a job at Brooks drug store Winchester. Mrs M P Ebert improving after months at home.
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Dan Springs
J. William Ebert
Shipley
Baltimore
Earl Prince
A. J. Prince
David Prince
Boggs
A. L. Omps
J. H. Ashwood
Little Mountain Church
Colleen DeHaven
Brooks’ Drug Store
Winchester
M. P. Ebert
Short drives and brief calls among friends noted
A concise report describes someone taking short drives and making brief calls to friends. The activity appears casual and personal without further context or broader events.
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Ana
Ae Spieinbergi
Reliance
Gue Auprie Louise Egg
Kaosak New Market
J. F. Wall
Washa _ D. C
Major Wall
Front Royal Remount Depot
Duncan Gibb
Chalottesville, Va
University of Virginia
Lyle Hansbrough
University of Victums
Mra Lyle
Aubrey Berryman
D. Cc
Ruth Huers
Mrs
Richard Colins
C. M. Venable
Clifford Grannis
Danville
Alice Rhodes
Frank Stout
C. J. Anderson
Winnie Davis Weaver
Hollins
Hollins College
William Olsen
William Jr
New York City
Strickler House
William Olsen, Jr
Randolph- Macon Academy
Manor Road
Henry Turner
Bedford
Tom Johnson
Edgard Updike
R. B. Purdum
Bridge
Luray Avenue
Mr. Francis Collins
Samuel Collins
County News
Stephenson
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
N. Loudoun St
Free State
Marion Erickson
Arthur Neu
Florence Burnham
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Frank Crilley
Georgia Coleman
Helen Hicks
U.S
Shepard Barclay
Guins Champion
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Stag Pitener
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
Charles Daly
Animal Collector
Frank
Buck
Jack Ford
Burlington
Zephyr
Rex Beach
Roscoe Turner
Speed Demon
Bill Horn
Big Sister
Hmarkrit
Mr.stokes
Shea
MR Stokes
MR. Mrt
By Les Forgrave
Beth
C. I. Brumback
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
P. O
Johnson
John S. Miller & Company G.E. Radios
R&.c.a
Safe & Easy
Cammertire CO
Sse Bickers Motor Co
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil
A Corp
Bas I
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
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