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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
2
Front Royal society notes summarize weekend hospitality and visits. The MIR notes gatherings include Carrolls, Burners, Ware party, Downing cocktail, Gasque ill at home, Carson returning from Annapolis, and VFW Post 1860 officer nominations.
Notice to creditors announces Isaac N. Painter of Stephens City Virginia adjudicated bankrupt on September 22 1934 The first meeting of creditors is set for October 5 1934 at 3 00 p m in the Corporation Courthouse Winchester Virginia Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the trustee as required by law.
Mr. W. R. Buck who had been at Mrs. C. A. Brown’s residence on Crescent Street returns to Baltimore after a weekend with relatives in Culpeper and a stop in Front Royal.
Green Spring Virginia residents report visitors from Martinsburg West Virginia including Mr. and Mrs. A J Strobridge and daughter Mabel. Mrs John Kern from Winchester enjoyed the weekend with Mrs E P Nagley while local farmers stay busy cutting corn and preparing to seed.
Mountain Falls notices describe Mrs. P. P. Lynn and daughters Pauline and Peachy visiting Mrs. B. C. Hulver. Miss Mary Line and Almedia Ichard visited Mrs. L. BE. White. Mary Lowery suffers a severe rheumatism attack. Dewey Hulver and children Eugene and Kathryn visited relatives at Wheatfield. B. C. Hulver and grandson Calvin Richard were present in the notes.
Past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hulver. Miss Thelma Wilkins called on Miss Mary Lowery Sunday. Mrs. Rose Linebach of Washington D. C. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sales.
Mount Williams Virginia September notes recount Miss Edna Fauver visiting relatives, Mrs. Henry Fauver losing a four week old calf struck by a car while in the road as Floyd Brill drove by with his automobile. The calf sustained extensive injuries and was killed. Grace Sagen and Anna Mae Boose visited Mrs. Myrtle Clowser Friday afternoon.
The phrase disestablishmentarianism is often cited as the longest accepted English word and is linked to Gladstone. This note discusses its notoriety and attribution in linguistic lore.
Harry L. Lovett of Staunton and Winchester is named Staunton chairman of the federal housing administration better housing committee. The appointment comes from D. R. Hunt, state director, who cites benefits to property owners, labor, merchants, and lending institutions. Local banks and firms indicate varying levels of readiness to handle eligible FHA loans.
After accepting the appointment, Mr. Lovett received a brief synopsis of his business history that was forwarded to officials in Washington. The discussion centered on the general opportunity and benefit from additional money in circulation as insured by the government.
Sheriff H L McCann has summoned seven voting residents to sit on the Frederick County Grand Jury when the Circuit Court convenes next Monday October 2 after the summer recess. A number of cases have accumulated since the last session in April. Grand jurymen summoned include Wv N Bayliss C F Crim Paul.
Judge Philip Williams has not yet ordered a petit jury for the manslaughter case arising from the fatal accident in which Gibson Shull died. Braithwaite Bailey Anderson Sam Hurst and C C Bauserman are listed as involved. Several other cases will be presented to the grand jury.
A historical clipping notes ailments such as arithmomania the urge to count things batophobia the fear of falling objects and nergophobia a morbid dislike of work. The excerpt catalogs peculiar conditions in a concise catalog style.
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