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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1938

Page

40

Four Day Jubilee Honors Greenbrier County at 160th Anniversary

Greenbrier countians open their 160th anniversary Jubilee with a 1 p.m. Friday dedication of a shaft at the county courthouse in Lewisburg. Joseph Basile and his orchestra from Madison Square Garden will perform, and dignitaries including Loren R. Johnson and Col. H. B. Moore will speak. The shaft honors General Andrew Lewis and Col. John Stuart with other markers unveiled at Fort Donnally Clendennin massacre Fort Stuart and Frankfort. The Friday night program at Greenbrier Valley fair grounds features the coronation of Miss Minnie Frazier Preston and a Greenbrier on Parade spectacle with an Elghion ball at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. Saturday runs from 8:30 a.m. to day’s end, Sunday starts at 11 a.m. with Dr. Robert Elliott Speer of New York delivering the address and vesper services at 7 p.m. Bishop Edwin Hall Hughes of Washington is to speak. Monday begins at 9:30 a.m.

Greenbrier Lewisburg Joseph Basile Madison Square Garden New York Loren R. Johnson Greenbrier Hotel H. B. Moore Andrew Lewis John Stuart Fort Donnally Clendennin Fort Stuart Frankfort Colemiuiacs Wik Greenbrier Valley Fair Grounds Figt Greenbrier Minnie Frazier Preston Greenbrier In White Sulphue Springs Robert Elliott Speer Edwin Hall Hughes Washington Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church A.m White Sulphur Springs Edward L. Blake Court House L. R. Johnston Celenel H. B. Moore C. F. McClintic Lewisburg Memorial Fort Savannah Camp Union Mark L. Jacrett Clendennin’ Massacre Bert Stuart Fort Spring Church Frankford Greenbrier Valley fair_ grounds Robert Speer New York City Board of Mission Presbyterian Church In United States of America Arthur W. McKee Cedar Lake Conferences Chicago Ill James H. Franklin Chester Crozer Theological Seminary Edwin Holt Hughes Washington, D.C Basile Calvin M. Price Marlinton American Legion Virginia West Virginia National Editorial Association James H. Price Homer A. Hit Greenbrier County

Greenbrier County Celebration Program Unveiled

The four day Greenbrier event at White Sulphur Springs opens with a Lewisburg ceremony and a parade of speakers, including Dr. C. F. McClintic and Edward Blake, plus dedications of markers for Fort Donnally and other sites. A grand spectacle Greenbrier on Parade debuts, with bands, a coronation, and military reviews through Monday statesmen events and a final renovation reveal at the historic Greenbrier estate.

Memorial Coin Depicts History in Greenbrier County

Greenbrier County memorial coins go on sale across the state with Gov Homer A Holt purchasing the first coin from Miss Dora Van Sickler of Lewisburg. The obverse features Andrew Lewis and Col John Stuart with Fort Bun Eally between them, representing a key frontier engagement, while the reverse shows the Greenbrier County court.

Greenbrier County Homer A. Holt Dora van Sickler Lewsburg Andrew Lewis Col John Stuart Fort Bunnally

Fort Donnally Siege and Early Greenbrier Strife

The Greenbrier county region endured siege era clashes as Indians attacked Fort Randolph in 1778 and later fought near Fort Donnally. Volunteers led by Lt McKee and scout riders John Prior and Philip Hammond aided settlers while Captain Stuart and Col. Lewis defended the fort. Hostilities waned by 1780, with Greenbrier Baptist church forming in 1781 and later stone church work continuing near the same site.

Greenbrier County United States Fort Donnally Fort Randolph Cornatfalk Point Pleasant Virginia Lieut McKee Kanawha Greenbrier John Prior Philip Hammond Cornstalk Brushy Ridge Bald Knob Wiliam Hughart John Greenbrier Baptist Church Alderson John Alderson

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Greenbrier Area Union W. A. Irons Turday Thomas Edgar Marker Ronceverte George W. McClintic Joseph, Basile Grandstand Niversary Committee Beni Kedem W Corps Pioneer Army Mason M. Patrick John L. Hines Oscar Westover Army Air Corps Asa L. Singleton Fort Benning Army Staff Fair Grounds Brandstand Virginia Assembly Boundries OF Greenbrier CO Koerring Hercules Novo Diamond Bucyruserie Empire Guard Rail Inglez ADAMS Mhiarptors Atsers — Divers Akovels Bee Eee Holats Sercena Steel Aeheilt —Askhhmuoees Nee Read vort—Tractor Eiquipment Phuc Charleston Tractor & Equipment Corp Mae Greenbrier Alley Muddy Creek Samuel McClung Mr. Mundy Thomas Griffith Young Griffith Pageant MacQueens ESSO Esso Aerotype Standard Oil
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