Ripple Pie Ridge Items
Apple Pie Ridge Virginia notes social visits with Claude Kline and Evans Berryville Alice Cun Culbertson Fins Baltimore May Clowser and daughter Winchester as dinner guests. Freda Fisher visits Mabel Braithwaite. Rev S R Ludwig Raymond Bowley Winchester Edmond Barrett Ester guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Pie Ridge
Claude Kline
Evans
Mear Berryvillé
Alice Cunand
Culbertson Fins
Baltimore
May Clowser
Win
Chester
Joseph Cave
Freda Fisher
Mabel Braithwaite
S. R. Ludwig
Raymond Bowley
Winchester
Edmond Barrett
Ester
Local Social Roundup notes from Martinsburg
Day of Mr and Mrs O C Dix and Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs A G Clarke and Mrs Co E Braithwaite. Charles Braithwaite family visited Martinsburg relatives. Helen Hardy visitor to Mrs Kirk Dick. Elaine Hicks ill. Donald Smith and Charles Dick visited grandparents Mr and Mrs D A Smith in Winchester and Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dix
A. G. Clarke
Co. E. Braithwaite
Joseph Cave
Charles Braithwaite
Martinsburg
Helen Hardy
Kirk Dick
Elaine Hicks
S. K. Hicks
Donald Smith
Winchester
Charles Dick
Grimes
D. A. Smith
Nineveh Brevities in August Social Notes
Mrs. Harley Trenary and son Floyd visit brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Eugene Johns in Nineveh Virginia. Gilmer Brindel returns from Hagerstown. Frances Heck of Hagerstown visits relatives. Walter Jennings of Roanoke returns from visit to father Eld er Jennings. Fldex Ashton of Bluefield conducts church services. Kathleen Adams of Philadelphia visits Mrs Guy Jones. Edith Sheaff of Kansas City visits Milldale friends en route to Philadelphia. Mrs Everett Meadows and Mrs A Fuller ill. Mrs Robert McCauley ill near the village. A A McKay and Guy Ray visit Hubert McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Harley Trenary
Floyd
Fldex Ashton
Bluefield
W. Va
Zion Baptist Church
Kathleen Adams
Philadelphia
Guy Jones
Edith Sheaff
Kansas City
Milldale
Everett Meadows
A. Fuller
Robert McCauley
A. A. McKay
Guy Ray
Hubert McKay
Open camping sites in Massanutten range offer low cost summer homes
United States Forest Service announces public access to camp sites for permanent summer homes in the Massanutten Mountains in the Shenandoah Valley Virginia. Sites near Front Royal and Strasburg offer $15 yearly rentals with fire protection, boating, hiking, and nature study within reach of over 50 million people. S. H. Marsh of Harrisonburg oversees permits. Virginia Chamber provides free literature on Shenandoah National Forest.
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United States
United States Forest Service
Massanutten Mountain Range
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
John Smith
America
Massanutten Mountains
Front Royal
Strasburg
George Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah River
Massanutten Range
Shenandoah National Forest
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah
National Forest Service
S. H. Marsh
Harrisonburg
Richmond
Fort Loudoun Seminary Opens 22nd Session for Day and Resident Pupils
The 22nd session begins September 16 for day pupils and resident students under fifteen including grades kindergarten through preparatory. Miss Affleck Miss Ardenia Jones and others teach with piano by Mrs Greene. Kindergarten tuition $70.00 Katherine Glass Greene president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affleck
Ardenia Jones
Greene
Katherine Glass Greene
Wanted Oak Piling 60 Feet Long or Longer
Classified notice seeking oak piling sixty feet and longer either loaded on cars or available in woods. Response via phone 141. From Ernest Boggs in Williamsburg Virginia dated March 24, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Boggs
Market Report Highlights Mixed Local Wholesale Prices
The Star lists daily wholesale quotes across categories including flour barrels at 7.50 to 9.50, scratch and mixed feed around 2.00 to 3.00 per ton, corn meal 2.80, hay 16.35 to 20.00, butter and dairy prices, and cattle sheep and poultry values. Notable items include creamery butter 46 to 93 cents, country butter 40 cents, and various middlings and crumbles priced per ton or barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WROAG
Bram
YORFOLK & WESTERN Schedule In Effect May 2 1926
Yorkfolk and Western announces May 2 1926 schedule with routes to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton and connections from Shenandoah Junction to Washington and Baltimore. Sleeper and parlor car service offered to Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York with Pullman reservations available through agents in Berryville Virginia and Roanoke Virginia.
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Ly.berfolu
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanoga
Nashville
Pullmags
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenanagoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New
Ker
H. H. Burks
Berryville
Jno
L. Bladon
Gen
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Bob Custer
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WM. Desmond
Warner
Marie Prevost
Matt Moore
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Pontiac
Fisher
Oakland
Northern Virginia Motor Co., Inc
South Main’ Street
Jos
London
England
Scandinavia
J. O. Sins
Stoney St
Cables
Court Square
London, S. E
J. R. DU Shane
Boro’ Market
Hal Chase
George Cutshaw
Mack Cutshaw
Mission
San Francisco
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Williamsburg, Va
Jerney Department Stores
Depuaire Court
Alfonso
U. S
Erehna
Rogen Welles
Atlantic
Market Report
Star
SeeOe Cork
Asistes
Yorfolk & Western
BETSY
Ross Cafe
Main
Borenemmert
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