Canterberg Brevities Continue Local Visits and Travel
Local items note several families traveling to Culpeper and visiting relatives in Reliance and Cumberland. Woodward Woodstock fair attendees and nearby residents visit friends, with Edna Botte visiting a brother near Stephens City and Mrs. Perry with Miss Ewings calling on Refuge friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cunningham
Mansfield
Ill
Joseph Cunningham
Owen Dovel
Reliance
Ray Albin
Albin
Joseph Houser
Cumberland
Chester Hie
J. Cunningham
Mary Cunningham
Fred Dovel
William Morgan
Woodstock
Edna B6tte
Stephens City
A. J. Perry
Emma Kate Ewings
Refuge
Pat Madigan
S. Chromer
Hagerstown
Riley Murphy
Local visits feature Pierce and Morrison families
Miss Emily Pierce of Winchester visits grandmother Mrs Emma Tanquary. Mr and Mrs Omer Morrison of Hagerstown and their children spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith. The Boden and Hyer families join a Sunday trip to Hanging Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Pierce
Winchester
Emma Tanquary
Omer Morrison
Hagerstown
Pdrente
Andy Whitacre
Robert Smith
Whitacre
Jack Boden
Charles Hyer
Katie Samuels
Charlotte Paul
Ed Steele
Hanging Reck
Brucetown Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Sightings
In Brucetown Virginia on September 18 local residents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Helvestine and daughter from Berryville were seen in the village. Harry K. Thaw was reported passing through Brucetown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dunn called on friends, and Miss Elizabeth Stipe of Ridgeway West Virginia spent the weekend with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Ed Helvestine
Berryville
Harry K. Thaw
T. L. Dunn
Elizabeth Stipe
Ridgeway
W. Va
Stephensites Social Notes Report Local Movements
Stephens city Virginia social column lists students leaving for Marion College University of Virginia Roanoke College V P I Blacksburg and others visiting relatives. Local church groups hold district conference in Martinsburg and Luther League rally announced for September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Lemley
Washington
Willie Chipley
Lynchburg
Montgomery
Walted Lineweaver
Franies and
Mary Rhodes
Harrisonburg
B. M. Steele
Margaret Cadwallader
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Floyd Cadwallader
M. E. Chure
Martinsburg
L. A. Adams
Robert Lee
E. M. Steele
Margetault
Boyd Mager Steele
J. W. Res
Jackson
Edward
Winchester conference speaker Rev Mr Manken in Sept 26
A Winchester conference from Woodstock to Shepherdstown is set for September 26 with Rev Mr Manken of Washington as speaker. Organizers hope area Lutheran churches without leagues send representative young people and invite the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Woodstock
Shepherdstown
Manken
Washington
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason The Outsider
The smiling stranger offers flashy shirts and silken ties at jinx and jones. The speaker praises local dealers for helping the town and taxes while noting the stranger’s tempting promises. The poem ends with caution about trusting unknown sellers and the lure of easy gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Jinx & Jones
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Flaherty
Cook
Shaw
Jack Dempsey
N. Main St
Little Joe’s
Kernstown
Comet
Maxwell
J.H. COOLEY _ GENERAL
Chrysler
Canterberg
Canterburg
H. L. Suddith
DeWitt Suddith
Billy
Culpeper
Mildred Grove
Eldridge Lemley
Clementine Lemley
Arthur Brill
Memorial Hospital
Fred Parker
Follen
Loudoun County
A. W. Doggett
Grace Heatwole
Harrisonne Luther League
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Leagues of the
Davis
Bryan
Baker’s Drug Store
Eastern Shore
A. & P. Evap. Milk
LLC Can
Ritter
New York State
Kirkman’s Soap Chips
P. & G. Soap
Mee
Veu
George Ford
Iale
Fritz Leiber
America
Fine Jones
JJ Jones
W. L. Kuhn
S. Main St
North Kent Street
Braddock St
National Ave
South Main St
N. Braddock St
J. M. Orndoff
Braddock Street
Fort Loudoun Seminary
R. W. Hockman
Bartonville
Singer
Washington St
G. W. Robbins
Burchell Bldg
W.ton
D.C
Hanley School
W. Monnaie
Handley Schools
S. Market St
Main Street
Baker & Shry
McVicar’s
Lady’s
H. Coates
Bluemont
B. Orebaugh
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