Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameVirgil Otis Hinkle 
Birth27 Jan 1901, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
DeathDec 1967, Monkeytown, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
FatherCharles Michael Hinkle (1867-1957)
MotherCarrie E. Burns (1870-1958)
Spouses
Birth5 Dec 1903, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Death8 Dec 1967, Riverton, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
FatherLossen J. Bennett (1883-)
MotherAnnie Myrtle Cunningham (1883-1935)
Marriage6 Oct 1923, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Notes for Virgil Otis Hinkle
2152The Pendleton Times
Friday, 3 February 1933
A Surprise Party
On January 25, 1933, a host of friends gathered at the home of Mr. Virgil O. Hinkle and gave him a surprise birthday party in honor of his 32nd birthday.
At eight o'clock the table was set in the dining room and there was a nice cake all covered with thirty-two beautiful candles. Also pie, cake, pickles and candy were served.
Mr. Hinkle gave us a short talk on spiritual potentcy by which we leave our spiritual impress upon our friends and associates, and in return they leave their impress upon us.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Burns and children, Pauline, Mildred, Anna Jean, Charles and Curtis, Mrs. Attie Kile and daughter Margie, Mrs. Mary Sponaugle and daughter, Evelyn, Irving Hinkle, Ralph Bland, George Helmick, Robert Bennett, Patrick W. Thompson, Carson Wimer, H.J. Burns, Watson Raines, Minor Elza and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bland.
Games were played and everybody had a good time, and at 12 o'clock they all went home wishing Mr. Hinkle many more happy birthdays.
Friday, 3 February 1933
A Surprise Party
On January 25, 1933, a host of friends gathered at the home of Mr. Virgil O. Hinkle and gave him a surprise birthday party in honor of his 32nd birthday.
At eight o'clock the table was set in the dining room and there was a nice cake all covered with thirty-two beautiful candles. Also pie, cake, pickles and candy were served.
Mr. Hinkle gave us a short talk on spiritual potentcy by which we leave our spiritual impress upon our friends and associates, and in return they leave their impress upon us.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Burns and children, Pauline, Mildred, Anna Jean, Charles and Curtis, Mrs. Attie Kile and daughter Margie, Mrs. Mary Sponaugle and daughter, Evelyn, Irving Hinkle, Ralph Bland, George Helmick, Robert Bennett, Patrick W. Thompson, Carson Wimer, H.J. Burns, Watson Raines, Minor Elza and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bland.
Games were played and everybody had a good time, and at 12 o'clock they all went home wishing Mr. Hinkle many more happy birthdays.