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The Pulaski News

Location

Pulaski, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1940

Page

2

Virginia Maid Page Features George Gravely

George Gravely of Virginia Maid knits and decorates homes in spare time while pursuing aviation. Born April 13, 1913 in Wytheville, he lives in Pulaski County with Lois Cregger Gravely and two children. He is a former high school baseball player and plans for his sons to study engineering while supporting an air force future.

George Dewey Gravely Virginia Maid Wytheville Pulaski County W. B. Gravely Pulaski Cora Maude Cleveland Ohio Barney Hillsville Gravely Graveley Lois Cregger Billy Arlen Mr. Graveley George Raft James Cagney Cagney Dorothy Lamour United States Germany

Knitting Department News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Cloyd Manuel Mrs A J Webb and Price Webb traveled to Roanoke last Wednesday. They were joined home by Miss Frieda Webb a patient at Lewis Gate hospital. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Manuel spent last weekend with the former's father G W Manuel.

Cloyd Manuel G. W. Man

Fewer Absences Reported At Virginia Maid

Health nurse Mrs. Miller said this week sees fewer illnesses at the Virginia Maid, likely due to summer. Rubye Riggle returns Monday after tonsil operation. Dorothy Turner back after three weeks away. Mary Katherine Phibbs back after a month out. Charles Otey rests with relatives for several days.

Virginia Maid Miller Rubye Riggle Dorothy Turner Mary Katherine Phibbs Charles Otey

Two Foot Snake Found In Catfish Stomach

John Fowler, a commercial fisherman on the Neches River near Lufkin Texas, reports finding a two foot water snake in the stomach of a twelve pound catfish.

Neches River Lufkin Texas

I Had A Rose A Memorial Poem By Mrs Marie Dalton

A memorial piece recalls the birth of a daughter named Rose sixteen years ago on June 16. The poem shared at services describes growth from rough briar to beauty through the gardener’s care and a Christian message of life from Christ.

R. F. Swaim Lillie Louise Swaim Halsey Luther Bishop W. E. Rodgers Pulaski Harry Williams Julia White Charles Ratcliffe W W. Arrowood Marie Dalton The Jefferson Mills

The Possum Hound Vanishes After Ironing Board Incident

George P. Walker Jr. of Atalla Alabama trains a possum hound that can fetch a possum to fit a pelt stretching board. The dog reportedly disappeared after sighting the family ironing board a few days ago.

George P. Walker Jr Attalla Ala

New Mexico Penalizes Gunpowder Manufacture in 1824-46

During 1824 to 1846 when New Mexico was a Mexican department it was a capital crime to manufacture gunpowder in the northern province. The statement notes harsh laws and strict penalties in that period.

New Mexico Department of Mexico

Doves Less Migrant Than Thought, Study Finds

Mourning doves, popular in the southern states, do not migrate more than 20 miles per day and rarely exceed 35 miles per hour, according to migration studies by the Alabama cooperative wildlife research unit.

Alabama Cooperative Wildlife Re

Largest Fishing Club in America Formed in New Hanover

The New Hanover Fishing Club in North Carolina, believed to be the nation's largest, has 762 paid members with 90 non residents. Formed twenty years ago without drives or sponsorships, it thrives across ages from 14 to 82 and welcomes women.

New Hanover North Carolina America Maritime

Popular small game and big game animals named

The cotton-tail rabbit is found in all 48 states and is the country’s favorite small game. The deer is the most distributed and popular big game animal nationwide.

Wood duck's singing call baffled naturalists

The wood duck is noted for a singing call rather than a quack, intriguing observers who document its vocal behavior and distinct vocalizations in the wild.

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Virginia Maid Page George Gravely Virginia Howard Golden Max Meadows Hazel Webb Bessie and Rosa Lee Grubb Blacksburg Mrs. J. W. Eversole Sylvia Jean Rita Quesenberry Mary Phibbs Sue Hutchens Janie Via Bessie Grubb Knitting Department News Sadie Haley John Fowler Christ Harrison-Hancock Hardware CO Hosiery Mills Westinghouse RCA S.&s.store Virginia Mutual Insurance Agency, Inc J. R. Glenn Sec’s J. W. Lark E. Main Street Peoples National Bank Pulaski, Virginia
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