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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1936

Page

2

Local Social Notes From W Va County

News of the counties reports Mr and Mrs P B Dick and guests visiting Mrs Seymour Bohrer Thelma Dick called on Nella Dick Eva and Mildred Luttrell went to Winchester for work gatherings at Maury home included Martinsburg residents and Winchester visitors Amanda Crosten and C DeHaven called on Shrout family Perry Unger keeps busy at his tomato factory canning daily Ox roast in Berkeley Springs drew many locals.

Angers Store W. Va P. B. Dick Irving Seymour Bohrer Thelma Dick Nella Dick Amanda Crosten C.C. DeHaven Eva Mildred Luttrell Winchester D. W. Maury Hunter Seneeadiver Harold Paul Garland Ora Mason Martinsburg Otis Stotelmyer C. G. DeHaven Howard Shrout Perry Unger Berkeley Springs

Rest Brevities Meeting Highlights at Kline Home

Rest Brevities Virginia Sept 19 The Wo consibsecenary Society of Rest Church held its September meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Kline in Winchester. A pleasant time was enjoyed by members. The male quartette M S Snapp Charles Howard Paul Ridgeway and E W Smallwood sang. Mrs F C Ridgeway and daughter Carroll returned from Morgantown West Virginia. Mr and Mrs W A Binning visited Martinsburg. Charles Brady accepted a position in Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs Wel Flowers and daughters La Luke aka Rowena and H B Sell visited in Hagerstown last Sunday.

W. A. _Binning Martinsburg Charles Brady Aetinsburg Wej.flowers la Luke Rowena H. B. Sell Hagers

Dor Richardson and friends visit Washington and local social notes

Dor Richardson and friends spent Sunday and Monday in Washington and attended a ball game. Several local residents visited relatives, attended gatherings, or traveled to Woodstock and the fair. Notables include Miss Erma Richardson Ethel Hausenfluck Mr Samuel Cashell Mr George Fischue Mrs Goldie Miller and others.

Hgh .Va Dor Richardson Washington Erma Richardson Ethel Hausenfluck Samuel Cashell George Fischue Washington, D. C Goldie Miller M. M. Orndorff State Highway Department Frederick Shenandoah

Bethel Church Ladies Aid Meet at Cathers Home

Albin Virginia September report: Bethel Church Ladies Aid Society gathered at the Newton Cathers home with a goodly turnout. Local visits included Rev Snyder Alleman of Stephens City and Rev A R Shumate of Toms Brook calling on Rev Seastrunk and Mrs Seastrunk.

Earl Hawkins Betty Jane Stewart Feakley

Cooper Hurt In Saw Mill Accident Recovers At Home

Bloom Brevities reports Mr. Thomas S. Cooper was severely injured when a skid ground across his hips at a saw mill. He now moves about on crutches. The item notes accompanying neighbors, help, and visitors, plus the death of five year old Roy Beatley from infantile paralysis and community condolences.

Bloom Thomas Cooper Milton Williams Paul Glynn Harry Glynn Nessbridt R. L. Long Udell Mary Eiliot John Preston Himelright Star Tannery Roy Beatley Clifton Bentley Roy Gravel Springs

Stephens City Social Notes Highlight Local Guests

Stephens City Virginia notes list dinner guests and weekend visitors from Ruxton Maryland Jewett Ohio Washington D C Towson Md Martinsburg W Va Harrisburg Pa and other areas. Frequent travel includes teachers, naval academy families and state highway work, with several planning to settle locally.

E. O. Graham Wilomena Far Mary Harold Lucas Jewett Ohio Eugene Adams Richmond W. H. Herrell William White Manassas Frederick Robert Sargeant Marshall Galliday Harrisburg Norman Bean Washington, D. C Robert Pritts Birmingham Ala John Hoover Culpeper Eldridge Lemley Athey Sargent Mary Graham Mabel Massie Edgar Lemley A. W. Doggett Emeline Patsy Roy Doggett Chiles Eugene Vaucluse George Sillik Towson Frank Schrivener R. E. Ayler Hilda Doggett Mt. Poconos J. T. Walter Linden Joe Eversole Rileysville State Highway Department A. W. Ailes Tennessee

Fish Market Worker Aims for Grand Opera Rise

Mary Witte, praised as a natural genius by maestro Giacomo Bourg, intends to pursue grand opera after working at her husband’s Stroudsburg fish shop. She will take vocal lessons in New York, following Bourg’s belief she could become a leading singer of tragic roles.

Stroudsburg Mary Witte

Court of Honor to be Held for Winchester Scouts

Central District Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America announces Court of Honor for Winchester and central district on Friday September 25 at 730 pm. Camp awards will be presented and film The Real New York shown. Scouts assist at Virginia Municipalities convention and push expansion toward a 10 year program and jamboree eligibility.

Squire Red Cross Winchester Boy ‘Scouts Camp White Rock Cooper League of Virginia George Washington Hotel Fox Patrol White Rock Wassel Tripplett

Community Notes From Mt. Pleasant Virginia

Mr and Mrs Asa Racey and family hosted visitors including Sones Racey and guests from Roanoke and Washington D C Little Ruth Perry returned home from a Cedar Creek visit Religious services at U B Church and Sunday School are planned for Sunday with a Ladies Aid meeting Sept 19 at Le vane Barr home Also moves note John Ebersole relocated to Mt Williams and Eddison Fawcett moved into his former house

MT. Pleasant Asa Racey Sones Racey Pangle Harry Lamp John Perry Vernon Milhon Raymond Racey Ruth Perry Zirkle Williams Cedar Creek Clinton Barr Levane Barr Lewis Moore Roanoke Joe Lockmiller Washington, D. C Racey Moody Dyke Near Strasburg Miss Pearl Cochran John Ebersole Mt. Williams Eddison Fawcett Ebersole

Necessity Sparks Eight-Man Football in Little Eight Conference

Bureau county residents adjust to a season change as the Little Eight schools switch from eleven to eight-man football due to player shortages. The move preserves the sport’ s presence across Kewane and neighboring towns before the season begins.

Kewane Ill Little Eighth Bureau County Little Eight

Drought Forces Abandonment Of Canning Project

Middletown Virginia September 19 Special to The Star The Middletown Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Julia Wrights home The club regrets dropping the canning for six years for under nourished school children due to lack of vegetables Extreme and dry weather reduced garden vegetables to almost zero A canning contest will be held at the October meeting Ball and Kerr Jar Companies donate prizes Winners will compete in the county contest in Winchester October 24 The group will donate 24 sandwiches for this meeting Food will be the major project next year with clothing as a minor project Demonstration included knitted and crocheted articles Thirteen members were present Mrs Wright served refreshments The October meeting will be held in the school house

Middletown Middletown Home Demonstration Club Julia Wright C. C. Bowen Ole Virginny Ball and Kerr Jar Winchester Geo. Bywaters Opequon H. 8. Jones

Eight corn pickers cleared from wrong farm in Clayton

Eight corn pickers gathered seed for a local firm on Andres Threan's farm in Clayton Minnesota. They were told to leave after being labeled trespassers. An investigation found they were on the wrong farm by four half miles.

Clayton, Minn Andres Threan

Fawcett Gap Notes Prominent Local Movements

Fawcett Gap Virginia entries record Mr and Mrs Robert Snapp and children visiting Wash DC on Tuesday. Lloyd Coffman begins work as a carpenter in Winchester. Henry Brumback leaves for Blacksburg to enroll as a VPI freshman. Emma Bly works for National Fruit Product Co in Winchester and stays with Mrs Bern Miller. Howard Brewer and Edison Fawcett move into the vacated home. Anna C Brumback returns home after visits in Los Angeles and other places.

Fawcett Gap Robert Snapp Washington, D. C Lloyd Coffman Winches Tr Henry Brumback Blacksburg Emma Bly National Fruit Product Company Winchester Miss Bly Bern Miller Howard Brewer Edison Fawcett Anna C. Brumback Los Angeles Calif

Word Book Guide To Correct Speech

A concise guide to English usage detailing over 3000 words commonly mispronounced misspelled or misused It urges clear natural speech and warns that slovenliness reflects poorly The notice invites sending ten cents to obtain the booklet and brush up vocabulary with this coupon.

Trusteess sale of desirable farm in Frederick County Va

By deed of trust dated February 28 1925 recorded in Frederick County Virginia trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester at 12 o clock noon Saturday October 10 1936 the farm home of the late Mrs Aliie V Jacobs containing 122 acres 3 roods and 5 poles near Macedonia Church seven miles southeast of Winchester along the east side of the public road to Stephens City and White Post road adjoining Gardner Light and others One third cash and the balance in two annual installments secured by two bonds and deed of trust with a fire policy on the property. M M Lynch Trustee Duvall Dunn agents.

C. J. Jacobs Frederick County Court House Winchester Aliie V. Jacobs Macedonia Church Front Royal Turnpike Said Stephens City White Post Road Gardner, Light and Others M. M. Lynch Actioneers Duvall & Dunn

Swing Time Opens at Capitol With Astaire and Rogers

The Capitol Theatre hosts a three day run of Swing Time starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Co stars Victor Moore Helen Broderick Eric Blore Betty Furness and Georges Metaxa feature in a light hearted double trouble romance set to six Jerome Kern tunes.

Capitol Theatre Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Victor Moore Helen Broderick Eric Blore Betty Furness Georges Metaxa Jerome Kern

Permits Required for Camp Fires on George Washington Forest

The George Washington National Forest will require camp fire permits for the rest of the year to curb fires. The forest service reports 57 fires this year, with 68 percent due to human carelessness and smokers as chief offenders. Permits are not required in camp grounds, recreational areas, or snowy ground, and must be endorsed by a parent or guardian for applicants under 17.

George Washington National Forest Rvisor TT Garden

Kiwanis Club Sets Drive for Boy Scout Campaign

Kiwanis Club plans a drive to support Dr Wendell Goode in a Boy Scout campaign with a goal of 1500 dollars. Thornton Bryarly chairs the committee with M. B. C. Eugene B. Cooper and Lawrence C. Ebert among members. A meeting at Handley Library discussed finals and committee coordination.

Wendell Goode Kiwanis Club Thorton Bryarly Eugene B. Cooper Ebert Lawrence C Handley Library

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