Hearings Set Aug Twenty Four On Potomac Shenandoah Power
Seven speakers will be heard August 24 at Harpers Ferry on waterpower development for the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. Maj Somervell says Washington hearing follows. locals urged to attend nearest site. Protests must be written. regional committees plan delegations to present views. Potomac Power Corporation seeks preliminary permit for the project.
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Rarigonburo
Va. Ave
Brigekh Gap
Potomac
Shiandoah
Harpers Ferry
Nestiny
Bréhon Somervell
U. S. Arty
Daily News Record
Washington
Somervell
Brooks Gap
Cootes Store Committee
Bereton Committee
Rockingham Board of Supervisors
Potonmc
Shenandoah Rivers
Potomac Power Corporation
Cleveland, O
Easiest Way To Put Up Pickles Ad
Busy housewife finds time saving method with Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet. Packaged kit claims 50 to 100 pickles per package using standard spices sugar salt vinegar. Includes mustard and DIM pickle directions and urges use of genuine Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet.
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Grandma Kihn
Grandma Kuhn
B and O Reports record annual income in 1926
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad earned net income after taxes and charges of 28,494,294 in 1926, per a report issued by President Daniel Willard. The figure nearly tripled the year's dividend needs and marked the largest income in the company's history.
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B. & O. Railroad
Daniel Willard
Tiger Moths Diverse in This Country Say Nature Magazine
Nature Magazine notes a large family with many tiger moth species thriving worldwide. In this country about 120 different kinds are recorded, highlighting the diversity of these moths and their distribution.
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Nature Magazine
Axminster
Brussels
Nineveh News Notes from Nineveh Virginia
Local brief items list visitors and illness. Guy Jones Jr. is ill at grandparents home. Donald Johnston and family visit Orange County relatives. Francis Heck and family stay with Irene and Eugene Johns. Nellie Gray Mecartney and Virginia Dorcet visit Irene Mecartney. Mary Weaver visits from Washington DC. A A McKay family visit Whatland Farm. Marion D McKay from Baltimore and Ada Carson of Pittsburgh visit cousins Hubert and family.
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Nineveh
Guy Jones Jr
F. K. Weaver
Donald Johnston
Orange County
Mr. Johnston
J. M. Johnston
Johnston
Francis Heck
Hagerstown
Vaucluse
Virginia Dorcet
Washington, D. C
Irene Mecartney
Daniel S. Hughes
Winchester
Mary Weaver
Frank Weaver
A. A. McKay
Whatland Farm
Marion D. McKay
Baltimore
Ada Carson
Pittsburgh
Hubert McKay
Mount Pleasant Notes
Mount Pleasant Virginia residents share social visits and gatherings. Ben White and family spent with Will Lamp and family. Gregg Orndorff returned from Washington. Zelas Spillman visited cousins Elza and Mary Renner and attended a local picnic. Mary Renner accompanied Spillman home. Maynard Loy from East Falls Church visited Ashby Loy. Ruth Bucher stayed with Effie DeHaven and family near Gainesboro.
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Mount Pleasant
Ben White
Will Lamp
Gregg Orndorff
Washington
Zelas Spillman
Winchester
Elza
Mary Renner
Spillman
Maynard Loy
East Falls Church
Mr. Ashby Loy
Ruth Bucher
Effie DeHaven
Gainesboro
Community social notes from Trone News area
A string of Sunday visitors and gatherings are listed in Trone News from Trone Va including Mr and Mrs H D Whitacre and family, Mr Jesse Whitacre of Gore, and others visiting relatives in Winchester Shepherdstown Capon Bridge and Mt. Pleasant. Names include Whitacre Johnson Barrett Hicks Larrick McKee Hook and Kerns with multiple families and neighbors attending events.
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Esther Cooper
C. Fenton Giffin
Austin Johnson
Russell Johnson
Emma Kump
Winfred
Charles Whitacre
Sales Cooper
Luther Johnson
Edith
Mary
Virginia
Austin
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester
Mt. Pleasant
George Hicks
I. C. Whitacre
Elmer Hicks
George McKee
Harshall Hardée
Joseph Yager
Virgil Strasnider
Thomas Larrick
Arthur McKee
Hélen Hook
Local visits across Gore noted in Sunday calls
Reports show Mrs. Alva Kerns brother along with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muse and their son Robert visiting friends in Gore on Sunday. Also, Mrs. Coll Anderooh and her children called on Mrs. Lester Burner a day earlier.
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Alva Kerns
W. J. Muse
Robert
Gore
Coll Anderooh
Lester Burner
Relief News From RELIEF VA Reads Like Community Ledger
Local notes from RELIEF Virginia recount visits among families from Hagerstown and Lonaconing Maryland, church events, a funeral at Gravel Springs Church, and a large Sunday School picnic at Opequon Lake Park. Social calls include Crim and Snapp families with travels to Washington and Martinsburg, plus a rain brings relief.
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Irene Copenhaver
Katie Rudolph
Winchester
Dudley Massie
Matthew Ebersole
Ephriam Pifer
Hinton Jackson
William Wisecarver
Charles Copenhaver
Marguerite Copenhaver
Donald Copenhaver
Lockmiller
Gravel Springs Church
William Neikirk
Stephens City
George Carper
U. B. Church
Mildred Groves
Methodist Church
Opequon Lake Park
Cordilly
J. C. Hooks
M. A. Graves
Edna Snapp
J. A. Crim
Ralph Bauserman
Freddie Crim
Washington, D. C
Luther Pifer
Marie
Virginia Frye
Mish Mandy
Ritenour
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Nineveh News
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News of Relief
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Helen
Crim
Martinsburg
Ridge
Gertie Snapp
Lester Burkhart
Helen Crim
Miss Bana Snapp
Marshall Snapp
Mildred Grove
Alfred and
Floyd Snapp
Moling & Seal
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W. Boscawen St
North Main St
Children’s Home Society
John Sloat
John W. Rosenberger
P. H. Gold
Frederick County
Star
John Sloatt
Trens
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