Lincoln's birth order among his siblings
Lincoln was the second child of his parents. The first child, a daughter named Sarah, was born two years earlier.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1949
Page
3
Lincoln was the second child of his parents. The first child, a daughter named Sarah, was born two years earlier.
The post office at Jiggs Nev was named after the comic strip character Jiggs from an endless feud. The area later included Mound Valley Skelton and Hilton as rivals for a permanent name before settling on Jiggs. Jiggs now sits in Mound Valley.
Virginia Tech will name eight buildings after former staff and alumni. Names include Harvey Lee Price for Agricultural hall, William Dabney Saunders for Dairy husbandry, Ella G. Agnew for Home economics, Roy Jay Holden for Mineral industries, Ellison Adger Smith Jr for Natural science, William Frank Henderson for Infirmary, John Houston Squires for Student activities, and Thomas O. Sandy for Extension office. A $15 000 scholarship gift from Burns C Downey funds a biology chemistry research grant.
Fifty four purebred hogs from Virginia consignors will be sold Friday at 1 p.m. at the Farmers Livestock Exchange arena Winchester. Breeds include Berkshires Duroc Jerseys Hampshires Herefords Poland China Tamworth and Spotted Poland China with 16 consignors listing sales supervised by J Fred Stine.
The piece outlines Adenauer's calm leadership and Schumacher view of a straight vote between social welfare and private enterprise. It notes voters in western Germany favor parties over candidates with the Social Democrats and Christian Democrats dominating last elections. The Free Democrats emerge as the strongest minor party advocating pro business policies.
C J Orndorff 73 retired farmer of Grimes Frederick county died today at his home after four years of declining health and a three week serious condition He was born in Stephens City son of the late William H and Sarah Johnson Orndorff He leaves a widow Ida McCauley a son Lawrence Orndorff a daughter Mrs George C Wright two brothers W A Orndorff N B Orndorff and three grandchildren Services 2 30 pm Friday at Omps funeral home with Rev Albert Quenzel and Rev Wilbur Reed officiating Interment Mt Hebron cemetery
The Overseas Railroad to Key West opened January 22, 1912, serving until 1935 when a devastating hurricane caused extensive damage and led to abandonment.
The 112 pound flyweight division was created around 1910 during the Jeffries Johnson fight in Reno Nevada when American and international writers established a new weight scale, moving the bantam limit to 115 pounds.
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