County News Brevities From Shenandoah Area Social Notes
Local column records weekend visits and gatherings across Winchester Martinsburg Berryville Omps and Whitehall. Names include Whitacre Pidgeon Jobie Walsh Stine Smith Emmerson Rowling Brill Hovermale Shank Freshour McIntire and others.
Reynolds Store Notes in Reynolds Store Virginia
Rosa Hughes spent seven days in Washington. Mrs. Tom Brannon and family Mrs. Rebecca Frye and son were guests of Mrs. Oscar Luttrell. Sunday guests of Mrs. Susan Lewis included Mr. durvil Dick Loring Pugh Elmer Holliday Ed Catlett Joseph Place and Roy Bohrer. Miss Retta Place and Mr Earl Place weekend with their father R E Place. Ernest Batt and family motored to Winchester to visit his brother Dewey Batt a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation.
Star Tannery Notes Reflect Community Events
Local notes from Star Tannery Virginia dated May 22 cover visits by W M Hoover of Harrisonburg and Nell Painter of Stephens City, a trip to Clear Brook, plans to Florida, improvements at Gravel Springs Church by A S Brill, Shenandoah County Fair attendance with good exhibits, and local illnesses and hospital stays including Alice Himelright's appendicitis and Mollie Connor’s post operative recovery at Fravel Hospital Woodstock. Daisy Orndorff visits and invites admiration of her dahlias.
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Star Tannery
Tha
Spri Saattre
W. M. Hoover
Harrisonburg
Nell Painter
Stephens City
Harrisburg
Clearbrook
Less Reed
Lorndaana
Florida
J. M. Lehigh
Ee Pa
G. Hershman
Ernes
Cooper
Middletown Weekend Visitors Move On
Middletown Virginia reports Mr and Mrs Eugene Pope of Dayton Ohio spent the weekend with E C Pope and relatives Master Billy Flanagan and Marcia Flanagan who had summered at the Henretty home have returned to Washington DC Davis Manuel is visiting his
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Middletown
Eugene Pope
Dayton
Ohio
E. C. Pope
Billy Flanagan
Marcia
Henretty
Washington, D. C
Davis Manuel
Congregation events and local visitors noted
Sunday evening service at Freemont and guests including Mrs. Maple with Mrs. Paul Foreman. Mrs. Lela Cooper and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooper. Miss Blanchcotting and Mrs. Harbaugh had turkey mishaps. Mr. Jasve Wearone injured in an orchard incident. Fred Manuel ill but able to travel. Mark Sperry visited, his daughters Dottie Ann and Bonnie Jo accompanied him home. Josephine Moyer visiting from Strayer's College. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gore and son visited Mrs. Willey. Attended missionary meeting in Winchester. locals Mae Ginn Mattie Ogden and D. H. Glenn. Blanche Matthews returned from Oranda.
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Freemont
Maple
Paul Foreman
Lela Cooper
Will Cooper
Blanchcotting
Harbaugh
Jasve Wearone
Ores Williams
Fred Manuel
Washington
Recounts Open In Somerset County Races
In Princess Anne Maryland state recounts began in Somerset County across two races with tight margins. Harold Cullen sought a sheriff recount across nine polling places after losing to Willard oe by 2010 to 2002. State's Attorney F Kirk Maddrix requested a recount in the Republican nomination race where he trailed L Creston Beauchamp 1278 to 1283.
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Princess Anne
Somerset County
Harold Cullen
Willardoe
F. Kirk Maddrix
L. Creston Beauchamp
LRB Warns Brush Companies Over Unfair Labor Charges
The Labor Relations Board ordered Ox Fiber Brush Company Frederick Maryland and another firm to halt union busting and to reinstate employees with back pay and railroad transportation for those who took work at the Frederick plant. The order cites an unfair labor practices dispute from a strike that began October 21, 1937, and stems from a union filing.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Ox Fiber Brush Company
Frederick
Mour
Ind
T Sheeneare
H Trols Operations i
Local Gossip From Hogue Creek and Nearby Guests
Hogue Creek notes list visitors from Newport News Monessen and Winchester. Families such as Larrick Sharple Anderson Marple and White are mentioned hosting and visiting over the weekend. The Rev Spitzer and Rev Smith delivered sermons at Mt Olive to large congregations marking a last service for the cenfer.
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Hogue Creek
Harry Larrick
Newport News
T. Lar
Mary Anderson
Lohr Anderson
Clarence Campbell
Walter Cousin
Monessen
Cleve Sharple
Massie Larrick
Ritter
Winchester
Cleve Marple
S. T. Larrick
Scott White
Helen
Elinor
Ruthanna
Alice
Margaret White
Herbert Kump
Oe W. Va
Marjorie Moore
Helps
Spitzer
Mt. Olive
Mn Smith
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Whitacre
Cassie Pidgeon
Wadesville
Belle Jobie
Bettie Walsh
Purcell Stine
Ralph Brown
Walter McGale
Allen Crawford
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ana Smith
Williamsport
Demor Emmerson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles Rowling
Berryville
Robert Smith
Walter Gander
Wally
Dudley Pierce
J. Swimley, Jr
Edward Coyle
Leetown
John Haysilett
John Maule
Wesley Brill
M. M. Lynch
Margaret Kelchner
Tom Price
Leo
Billie Brown
New Market
Hugh Brill
Andy Whitacre
Janney McKee
Whiteau
Charles Rowing
W. P. Hovermale
C. W. Moore
Pans Shank Ag
Clint Freshour
Will Catlett
Wil
N. McIntire
Richard Hovermale
Ma. Stotler
Lucy Hovermale
G. B. Hovermale
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