Visitors at Copenhaver home host diverse guests
At the Relief Church all day meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Copenhaver with guests including Earl Crim Walter Mowery Grif Copenhaver Clark Copenhaver Ronnie Fiddler Levi Miller Lula Crim and others from Hagers town Winchester and Arlington A ground dinner was served Mr and Mrs Shirley Foreman and family visited Wardensville with the Good family There are 15 U S cities named Paris in the country
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Paper Mill Road
J. J. Copenhaver
Earl Crim
Walter Mowery
Columbia
Ohio
Grif Copenhaver
Arlington
Clark Copenhaver
Ronnie Fiddler
Hagerstown
Levi Miller
Winchester
Lula Crim
Relief Church
Shirley Foreman
Wardensville
Youth Acquitted Of Murder Charge In Virginia Shooting
Donald Davis aged 18 from Richlands was found not guilty by a circuit court jury in the fatal June shooting of Elmer L. Lowe, 20, amid testimony of a quarrel over a girl and a self defense claim.
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Tazewell
Donald Davis
Richlands
Elmer L. Lowe
Davis
Lowe
Lessons in English By W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson notes misuse examples regreatful vs regrettable mispronounced irreparable and related terms. It defines refector y and refract or y spellings and offers a daily vocabulary aim with the word innovation and its sense of novelty in customs and rites.
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W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q and A on annulment gifts and manners
Roberta Lee answers questions about etiquette in three scenarios. If a marriage is annulled by court the gifts are returned only if the wedding did not occur and gifts from the husband’s family may be kept or returned. A man should ask permission to smoke around women who do not smoke. Used silver should remain on the plates when removed from the table.
Kernstown community notes and visits listed
Local residents and families share travel and illness updates. Messages include Woolford trip home to Claremont Fila, visits by Mr and Mrs Loring Ritter and others to Washington and Charlottesville, hospital and illness updates for Anna Muse Lester Smith Sadie Anderson and Aubrey Goodrich, plus an upcoming Methodist Men dinner at Fairview Church and social events such as a 40th anniversary in Frederick and a Memorial Hospital visit.
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Frank Orndorff
Marlboro
Bennie Bruce
Loring Ritter
Walter Sibert
Kernstown Methodist Church
Jesse Cammer
Preston Place
George Glaize
Bill
Delores
Washington ,D. C
Anna Muse
Sadie Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Louise Goodridge
Boyer
Carroll C. Goodridge
Lester Smith
Kernstown
Fairview Church
Ed Miller
Winchester
Myr
Austin White
Richard Stine
Chicago
Stine
Albert Harrigan
Hobart
Ind
Albert Freeman
Irvington
N. J
W. E. Worden
Alexandria
Carroll Goodridge
Ray Boyce
Melvin Miller
Samuel Burail
Cathy Altman
Burall
Harvey Burall
Frederick
T. E. Dorton
Ann Holt
Charlottesville
Samuel Burall
W.M.C
First Brethren Church
Edwin Tait
Howard Tyson
Norristown
Joseph Baker
Ashby Woodward
Front Royal
Independence Declaration Read in New York 1776
The declaration of Independence was read to George Washington in New York in 1776 after a courier carried it from Philadelphia.
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George Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Pleasant Grove and nearby areas report weekend visits among families including Fahnestock Lamberts Lees Coryells and Haines. Community groups meet at Smoky Hollow Farm Women’s Club and Pleasant Grove Ladies Aid while a Sunday School picnic occurs at Cacapon State Park.
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Charles Lee
Randal Strother
Ruby Lee
Jesse Shingleton
Ern Youngblood
Ralph
Youngblood
Cacapon State Park
Smoky Hollow Farm Women’s Club
Winfred Haines
Harry Hite
Raymond Omps
Sallie E. Oates
Dan Gance
Russell Pugh
John H. Coryell
Pleasant Grove
Johns Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Oakley Catlett
Laura Catlett
Pleasant Grove Ladies Aid
Clark Miller
Winchester
John Coryell
B. W. Alabaugh
Rosalie
Verlis Miller
Gladston Gladston Agnew
Cildren
Sue
Glenn
Mimai
Fla
Catlett
Barbara Haines
Carolyn
Harold Roomsburg
Gerald
Neal Dolly
Larry
Gayla
Cheryl Whitacre
Tommy Whitacre
Karen
Bery
Jean
Margie Spanholt
Sharon
Dale Whitacre
Rosalie Alabaugh
Carolyn Whitacre
Dottie
Bell's Funeral Silence Across America In 1922
Telephones fell silent for one minute nationwide during the funeral services for inventor Alexander Graham Bell in 1922. Officials and the public paused to honor the man whose invention transformed communication.
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Alexander Graham Bell
America
Oldest Circus Traced to Circus Maximus in Rome 329 B C
The earliest known circus is identified as the Circus Maximus in Rome, dating back to 329 B C. This ancient venue hosted chariot races and public entertainments, marking the dawn of organized circus attractions in antiquity.
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Rome
Bell Believed Used by Saint Patrick Held in Irish Museum
A bell thought to have been used by Saint Patrick is now housed in the Irish National Museum. The artifact, linked to early Christian history, draws interest from researchers and visitors exploring its provenance and significance.
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Saint Patrick
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Penney
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Roberta Lee
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Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
London
Sir Laurence Olivier
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Fila
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Leonard Fahnestock
Pairfax
Howard Lambert
Arlie Lee
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Earl Rosenberger
Paul
Dorothy Riley
Lester Sager
Keyser
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Detroit
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Barbara
Phillip
John Haines
Lou
Ronald
Donald Whitacre
Anne
Kathy Lee
Gary Oates
Ronnie Giffin
Allen Wolford
Cheryl Line
Bobby Lambert
Jerry Shobe
Larry Faultz
Sandra Miller
Roomsburg
Dwight Whitacre
Espe
Shoecenter, Inc
Loudounst
W. B. Snider Sons
N. Cameron St
Thermos
Ecuhtain Wail
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