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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

9

Local visits and family gatherings noted around town

Opequon residents, including Lester McDonald and Howard Lineburg, visited friends and relatives such as the Painter family, James Brill's family, Roy Wise carver, Davy Miller, Cecil Dyke, and others. Families moved homes, and attention was given to local activities from painting to Mt. Airy School and weekend trips to Capon Bridge and West Virginia.

Opequon Lester McDonald A. A Howard Lineburg James Brill Raymond Pitecock Georgie Patsy Sale Newlin Roy Wisecarver Woodrow Whetzel Sunnyside Davy Miller Carr Alabaugh Cecil Dyke Florancé

Local Residents Return and Host Visitors in Middletown

Mrs. C. E. Line returns home from Arlington after wintering away. Sunday guests at the Claude Carper home included the Cool ey, Welch, Carper, and Stephens City families. Moves and visits noted include Hulver family relocating to Guthridge apartments and church members visiting at Langley Field and Winchester.

Middletown C. E. Line Arlington Claude Carper Claude Cooley Bobby Wilbur Welch Winchester Loring Carper Patricia Stephens City Luther Carper Harrisonburg Hulver Berryville Guthridge Main St W. S. Steward Charles Bray Langley Field Silas Henry Garland Parker Tom Sperry Charles Inskip Henshaw Hagerstown

Great Falls of the Potomac height stated by USGS

The U S Geological Survey notes the Great Falls of the Potomac River is a cataract about 35 feet high. In rapids ten miles above Chain Bridge the river drops about 90 feet overall with seventy feet of this drop in the first half mile below the crest.

Great Falls of the Potomac U. S. Geological Survey Potomac River Chain Bridge

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