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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
6
Reynolds store Virginia locals recount visits and dinners across Capon Bridge Berkeley Springs and Winchester during the period. Notable mentions include visits by the Batt family Largent Shade Gano and Others with updates on Daniel Gano recovering from a dog bite and hospital care.
In Siler, Virginia, Mrs. Harry DeHaven works in Winchester. Mrs. Ruth Kerns hosted a Sunday dinner for her son and daughter-in-law Harry Kerns, married Sept. 10. Many relatives and neighbors from nearby towns attended, including the DeHaven and Lamp families and others from Darkesville and Martinsburg area.
In Orando Virginia on September 19, guests at the Richardson sisters home included Mamie Mathis and Samuel Cashell Buddy Shannon Vincent Lynn and Fred Albert all from Washington DC. H P Miller and daughter Elizabeth visited the Orndorff home. Mrs Goldie Miller is ill at her home. The public school opened here Monday with an increased enrollment.
Grimes Virginia Sept 19 school opened at White Hall with Charles Dawson securing the school bus contract again. Local weddings and visits noted include the surprise marriage of Ed wind H Sheppard and Miss Clevenger and several trips by residents to Philadelphia Baltimore Winchester and Castleman s Ferry. Farmers report apple picking corn cutting and wheat plowing while residents visit relatives in Berkeley Springs and Brucetown.
Canterbury notes list neighbors visiting relatives and traveling near and far. Clarence Hartley moves to the Cane property for a new home with family while Oral Shryock returns from Baltimore. Several families share visits across Stephens City Toms Brook Middletown Leesburg and other nearby places.
Miss Peggy Carbaugh returns from vacation in Delaware with friends Susie Carbaugh Marguerite Wohlford and others. Families in Stephens City host and visit relatives in Conoco Hazelton Richmond Capon Bridge and Middletown as various residents attend gatherings and dinners.
Friday guests accompany Mrs. and son to Lexington W V U, with many relatives visiting Moorefield and Gainesboro. Births include June Arlene to Mrs. Marshall formerly Miss Altha Sargent. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or return to Ohio and Washington for work.
The article suggests using green peas to brighten meals while boosting starch intake as bread and heavy starch foods are cut back. It provides two recipes: Jellied Cheese and Vegetable Salad using lemon gelatin, cottage cheese, peas, carrots and cabbage, and Potage Longchamps featuring parsley, pea liquor, butter, flour roux, bouillon, pea pulp and cream, served with whipped cream.
Miss Catherine Rudolph of Stephenson visits relatives in Breckenbridge, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Lo max Parker and others including Mr. and Mrs. Will McLeod. Mrs Dentzel Rabill spends time with her brother-in-law and sister.
Unsolicited letter extols Kellogg s All Bran as a gentle bulk aid to regularity. Veteran notes long term use since government service in 1898 99 and compares cost favorably to pills. Describes vitamins iron and claims two tablespoons daily suffice with doctor as fallback. Made by Kellogg Battle Creek.
Alden Fearnow of Chicago visited the Cooper family last week. J A Williams visited his sister Daisy Williams over the weekend. Cooper moved his saw mill to his farm to cut timber. Gilbert Lineweaver and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Clowser Sunday. C E Seastrunk family and sister and niece were guests of the Allomongs last Sunday. Fearnow and Cooper called on Aunt Mrs A F Williams. Miss Mary Hammack is on vacation. Miss Young supplies for Miss Hammack as nurse for Mrs Williams.
Rochester clerk defenders fend off a strange intruder using perfume atomizers as a polecat, or skunk, balances a theatrical confrontation before a fatal outcome at a local dime store.
A game warden shot the animal after a wandering encounter through the aisles. The scene left a faint odor of battle as the preservation of the moment lingered.
Bruce town revival services draw growing crowds with inspiring music and helpful messages each evening. The pastor invites all to attend and be welcomed into the services.
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