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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
2
Local notes show Middletown residents and guests from Hagerstown Rio and Washington visiting familiar families, with travel plans to Pittsburgh and Roanoke. Several residents recover from illness while Rev. Whitehurst attends annual conference and post office paint refreshes the Main street building.
At Reynolds Store Virginia on September 30 Mr Lee Hodgson of Post and Mr C W Moore attended. Dinner guests included Rev Charles Wagner Gainesboro and Floyd Luttrell Cross Junction with Mrs Collins. Mrs Robert Luttrell visited her son Oscar Luttrell for several weeks. C H Lineweaver Ridge West Virginia dined with Mr and Mrs C W Moore. Mrs Jack Jolley stayed with Mrs E D Shenk. Mrs C W Moore and Ar Dell Moore returned from Urbana Ohio with John Lineweaver and Dearl Lineweaver to visit friends. Tom Brannon is building a new barn with George Mitchell and son Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Ardell Moore spent two days with uncle George near Berkeley Springs Virginia.
Mrs C W Moore called on Mrs J Catlett Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs E D Shenk were visiting. Mr Tom Brannon and another motor trip to Hancock Maryland occurred Sunday.
Sally Eilers and James Dunn star in the Fox Film version of Bad Girl at the Capitol Theatre this week with Sally Eilers praising aviation influence from husband Hoot Gibson. The film follows a modern theme of female freedom as aviation gains prominence in the era.
A prayer meeting at the United Brethren Church will be held this evening at 7 30. Afterward, Sunday School teachers will gather to discuss important matters and all teachers are urged to attend.
Hartman Kenworth of Philadelphia, son of the late Henry Sterling Kenworth, plans a October wedding. Mrs. Smith, widow of Dr. William Morgan Smith of Clarke county, formerly a prominent Alexandria physician, lived at Rosemont before it was sold to Harry F. Byrd. Miss Forbes, a Wellesley graduate and former New Jersey school superintendent, will teach geography to Clarke Frederick and Warren counties with Miss Rose MacDonald leading the effort. Attendees are invited to a Saturday meeting at 10:30 in the oval of the Ere High School as Mrs. Crawford hosts and a long list of local ladies are noted among the guests and travelers.
Middletown Virginia September 30 The Middletown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America opened the term with an election of officers for the coming year. Ralph Judy was selected president and William Stickley secretary Norman Carper treasurer Stalze Brumback reporter Ashley Brumback became assistant advisor. The FFA plans a fair on October 6.
A discussion in an exhibition planning meeting refined the how and what of the show. Organizers worked to shape the program and finalize preparations for the upcoming event.
Architects question the need for cellars as the house of the future may omit basements and garden space. They discuss design implications, heating, drainage, and storage in modern residences.
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