Berryville Social News Highlights Local Trips Visits and Games
Berryville residents report F L Ayler and spouse cruising through New England states with Vermont and New York World’s Fair stops, and Wyomissing visits. The Rolands visit their ailing father C T Roland in Berryville while relatives from Roanoke Hagerstown Washington converge. A local group travels to Washington DC to catch the Brooklyn Dodgers vs Washington Red Skins game, and social swaps include Mulhouse luncheon hosts near Blue Mountain with Smithy and McGuire families joining Braryville guests.
Social News From Winchester and Nearby Areas
Mrs Thomas Elsen and Miss Dolly Hart spend days in New York City. Miss Anna Boyd of Denver wings to New York before returning home. Miss Powers Page host visitors including Mr and Mrs Richard Matheny and Miss Abel. Dr and Mrs Morrison of Baltimore visit after Mr Kerfoot’s death. Roy Locke and Kaufman Brubaker end New York trip. Ben Kohler and Miss Jean Kohler return from Washington. Cecil Wolfe enrolls at Bridgewater College. Bertha and Margaret Luddith visit mother. Mary Frances Dix returns to Memorial Hospital Winchester after a week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thomas Elsen
Dolly Hart
New York City
Anna Boyd
Denver
Colo
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Jane
W.S. Powers
Longview
R. C. Morrison
Baltimore
John Kerfoot
Kerfoot
Marguerite Kerfoot
Roy Locke
Mr. Kaufman Brubaker
Ben’ Kohler
Jean Kohler
Washington,d. C
Cecil Wolfe
James Wolfe
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Wolfe
Berryville High School
Local social notes from Berryville area and surrounding towns
Miss Roberta Ayler returns home after visiting grandmother in Culpeper and guest of Miss Hariet Krise in Winchester. Cadets Joe Harris and Clifton Gaunt back to Blacksburg as VPI students. Roy Potts Jr. joins VPI freshman class. Mrs oat oarge infant and son return to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Rose Moreland visits Washington DC after Berryville stay with the Fowlers. The Fowlers host Robert Shull in Ballston and others in New York for the World's Fair. Several locals vacationing, visiting relatives, and hosting guests in Philadelphia, Akron, and Front Royal. Charley Feltner oversees yearling training at home. Claude Feltner and Mr. C J Martin guests for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Smithy
Charles McGuire
Washington, D. C
Smithy
Berryville
Roberta Ayler
Wayne Lewis
Culpeper
Miss Ayler
Hariet Krise
Winchester
Joe Harris
J. J. Harris
Clifton Gaunt
Wilbur Gaunt
Blacksburg
Roy Potts, Jr
Roy E. Potts
Berryville High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Rose Moreland
Bob Fowler
Fowlers
Fowler
Tio
Robert Shull
Ballsn, Va
Charley Feltner
Feltners
Claude Feltner
C. J. Martin
Simms relatives visit Havre de Grace in August era
The note recounts Mrs P G Simms formerly Thelma Re g nis visiting her parents in Havre de Grace Maryland while Dr E Grayson Coiner of Washington DC spent the weekend with the Coiner family. It mentions Gordon Coiner and family visits as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre de Grace, Md
P. G. Simms
Thelma Ee Gn
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Social News
F. L. Ayler
New England
Sam Lewis
Vermont
New York
Wyomissing
C. S. Lerch
Will Hart
Charles Roland and Son
Roanoke, Va
Rose Roland
Hagerstown, Md
Maitland Roland
Rolands
C. T. Roland
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Red Skins
Paul Wheeler
Morris Longerbeam
Billy Barnett
Maurice Wisecarver, Jr
Wilbur Feltner
Andrew LaVelle
Pam Murphy
Charles Riley
F. L. Ayles
Frank McComb
Fowel
Bluemont
Tuesda
Bertha
Margaret Luddith
Mary Frances Dix
Memorial Hospital
Tom Dix
Iss Dix
Mrs. Oat Oarge
Ion
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Donald Cooley
Walter Wisecarver, Jr
John Sparks
Front Royal
John Collins
Akron
Ohio
Bott
Buchanan
W. Va
William Levi
Kaylass Department Stores
Rian
Loudoun St
Solenberger’s Hardware
E. Grayson Coiner
E. G. Coiner
Mrs. Coiner
Little Gordon Coiner
Dr. Conner
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
George Brinske
Benninsky
76Th New York
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Campbells
Heinz Soup
Ecto
B&m
Margarinesos Banque
Lipton
Canterbury
Kix
NOB Hill Coffee
Sanitary
Swift’s
Califor
California
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