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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

6

A Novel Quilt Fundraiser In Refuge Virginia

Refuge Virginia August 26 Special to The Star Mrs O B Headley raised 54 by embroidering names on a quilt that was sold at a yard party for 67 20 total to 67 20 Wesley Hammack bought the quilt showcasing a white cotton piece with red embroidered names. Local notes include visits and recoveries among residents such as Mrs T A Steele Annie Lauth and Miss Grace Painter plus a sermon by Rev Claude Carper at Friendship Chapel.

Wesley. Hammack m

Personal Paragraphs Peculiar Pati and Nearby Visits

Miss Evelyn Totty of Valley View near Stephens City visits Miss Mabel Maffett at Arcola and attends Loudoun camp meeting. Mrs Charles Fling and son return to Washington after visiting her parents. Mr F Asbury Kern goes to Baltimore on business. Preston Callum returns home to Washington after extended visit. Mamie Stewart and Jane Brooks return to Steelton after visiting Miss Alda Leatherinn and county relatives. Catherine ONeal Elizabeth Gallagher of Bridgeport Ohio return home after visiting the Totty sisters. Hon S Gibson Barr and wife of Hollidaysburg Pa with Clara Richards arrive in Winchester to visit the Richards family at The Maples. Mrs William Baker and daughter and Roy Swartz of Charles Town visit relatives near Lake View Clarke county. Abney Payne, formerly of Shenandoah Valley Academy, now of Washington, visits friends.

Evelyn Totty Valley View Stephens City Mabel Maffett Arcola Vat Loudoun Mamie Stewart Jane Brooks N Steelton, Pe Alda Leather Inn Amherst Street Abney Payne Shenandoah Valley Academy Washington

Local residents travel and visit friends in nearby towns

Mr. Newton Painter and daughter Olive left Sunday to visit relatives in Luray. Several couples and individuals from nearby towns visited family and attended social events including Mrs. Kate Fries's meeting and the Anti-Saloon rally in Winchester. The county has seen welcome rains after a dry spell.

Ter Olive Painter Luray John Leach Lea

Juniors Picnic and Local Visits Reported in Cedar Grove

The Aug 25 Cedar Grove column notes the United Brethren Juniors picnic attended by many, with teachers from Winchester leading the outing on a four horse hay wagon. It mentions visits: Leslie Fries to Inwood, Aleman of Martinsburg visiting Mrs Cora Crim, Belle Bear from Hagerstown visiting Hott, Hattie Dorsey in Baltimore, and Ruth Fries with Virginia Groves from Winchester visiting over the weekend.

Winchester United’ Brethren Church Aleman Martinsburg Wa. Va Cora Crim Belle Bear Hagerstown Hott Hattie Dorsey Baltimore Ruth Fries Vir ‘Ginta ‘Groves

Social Notes from Concord and Nearby Towns

Mr Walter Dunlap of Keyser and Mr John L Spaid host at Concord noting visitors and guests. Enrollments for Fort Loudoun Seminary include Ruth Huyett Corrie Swimley Mary Swimley Carmen Pierce Regina Kimmel and Elodie Blair. Edmund Pendleton Hunter leaves for Washington to resume duties with the Southern Railway. Fireworks and balloon ascension at Mt Airy Home Coming Friday and Saturday nights. Vera and Jonnie Sawyer return home in Washington after visiting the Hartmans.

Walter Dunlap Keyser W. Va John L. Spaid Concord Edmund Pendleton Hunter Washington The Southern Railway

Mrs Casper Fries Resting After Nervous Illness

Mrs Casper Fries has been confined to the house for the past two months with a severe attack of nervousness and other troubles. She is improving slowly. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.

M. A Willis Casper Fries

Toll notice for Valley Turnpike gates announced

Parties desiring to take toll by the year on the Valley Turnpike at gates Nos 1 2 and 3 will please call at the office of Hansbrough Carter. Either member of the firm.

Hansbrough & Carter

Hydrau tic Cider Press Near Valley Pike Opens Daily

The Hydrautic Cider Press located one mile south of town on Valley Pike is running and ready for business daily.

Valley “Pike

Excursion Tickets On Sale For Return Trip August End

At 5 15 a m return leave Grove 5 15 p m Excursion tickets valid for return until Saturday August 29 on sale Monday through Friday at reduced rates Two day excursion tickets available Tuesday through Friday at 1 50 dollars for the 14 6p 14t

Glass letters and figures for signs and houses

An ad for glass letters and numerals with a bright mirrored finish. The offer emphasizes a modern look and quick service by James C. Ritter at 104 W. Gortst, promising prompt attention.

iAn The Times James C. Ritter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Horsey & Atwell VAL National Bank Farmers & Merchants National Bank Oppo County Courts House U. & Gov’t Depository Piccadidly Sr Episcopal Female Institute W. C. Marshall North Braddock Street JNO Huntsberry Esker D. R. Eskey West Water ST DorZen T. M. Barr Wm. Moreland Exchange Building Union Stock Yards Chicago Ills Lauth T. A. Steele Mary Hale Grace “Painter Claude Carper Friendship Chapel J. C Ers Vention Dayton Eugene Leach Ohio Misses Page Lola Hale Charles Fling M. W. Fisher City F. Asbury Kern Preston Callum Catherine O'Neal Elizabeth ‘Gallagher Bridgeport, O Totty S. Gibson Barr Hollidaysburg Clara Richards Fam A. B. Richards William Baker and Daugh Clarence Swartz Roy Swartz Charles Town W.va Lake View Clarke County Up-To Daez Clothier Hable J.M. Orndoff North Main St H. &. Suddith Mr. Newton Painter Venworth Kansas Anna Lewis M.S. Strode Lula May Lauck William Maze Pennsylvania Miss Derflinger Mrs. Arthur Grim Can Terbury Lillian and Lula Lattek J. C. Hale Mer's Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Port Clinton Howard Smith Ladies’ Aid Society Kate Fries J. H. Sell George Nesmith Isaac Miller Inwood J. Grant Clark Mrs C. M. Moss Pine Grove Satur Cedar Grove of the United Breth Mr. Leslie Fries Jno. B. Stetson Gray & Sheetz Gost Huntsberry’s R. Gray Williams All’y Copeco Sons Cue St Cessna Berkeley County Fort Loudoun Seminary Ruth Huyett, Corrie and Mary Swimley, Carmen Frances New York’ Stock Exchange Mr. C. Ridgeley White Ascension Mt. Airy Vera Jonnie Sawyer D. H. Hartman S. M. Chiles Grangers’ Picnic Williams Grove Cumberland Valley Railroad Grove Nish Mt J.P. Sartelle W. Gortst J.A Richard Miller’s Dry Goods Kernstown Viahiane Seton Frederick County Taliess B. M. Roszel Iindipal
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