Williams Speaks At Staunton On Wilson Birthday
Alumni gathered at the University of Virginia for the annual meeting in Staunton on December 28. Gray Williams of Winchester and the Virginia Bar Association accepted to be principal speaker, expected to discuss Wilson’s life and Alma Mater progress. Lawrence W. H. Pepton, Augusta politician, presided.
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Alumniversity of
Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Gray Williams
Winchester
University of Virt
Virginiat Bar Anvitation
Prine
Wilson
Augusta
Seannee
University
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville Virginia daily notes list Mr and Mrs W T Lewis moving from South Church street to rooms at the Miesel een for the winter. Florence Shepherd plans Chicago visit to see niece Mrs James Duffey then Madison Wisconsin to spend winter with her erand sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles Co Shepherd. Mrs Goodwin H Williams hosted the Brongess at Airlie with Mrs J F Moore Mrs W T Lewis Mrs A P Osborne Mrs Daniels Mrs Frank Tilford Miss canon Wolfe and Miss Rose Mac. A P Osborne returns from Washington after visiting her son Huntie Osborne. A man William Shakespeare fined in Midland court for game trespass. odd note mentions Shakespeare fled Midland previously.
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Airlie
J. F. Moore
W. T. Lewis
A. P. Osborne
Daniels
Frank Tilford
Canon Wolfe
Rose Mac
Huntie Osborne
Washington
Nominated Hall of Fame bid for Roy Kohlhausen
Winchester native Roy Kohlhausen, now of Columbus, is nominated in a Columbus This Week feature by Heer Advertising Agency and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. The article traces his Virginia birth, UVA education, chemist roles in Cuba and Pittsburgh, and his rise as a Columbus health and accident insurance agency head and Elk member with hobbies including his son and hunting.
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Winchester
Hall of Fame
Roy Kohlhausen
Columbus
Ohio
Heer
Bureau
The
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Kohlhausen
Kohlihausen
Virginia
University of Virginia
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cuba
Iron
Robert Wo. Hunt Company
Pittsburgh
Aempany
Ordnance Department
United States
Kolfhausen
American Chemical Society
Somerset County seeks to remove De Russey Lane from county lines
Somerville residents press freeholders to shift the county line to place Russey’s Lane outside Somerset, aiming to end the costly rendezvous cited as the lovers refuge connected to the Hall-Mills case. Newton Smiley urged the move, calling Bussey’s Lane dangerous and urging action.
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Somerset County
de Russey Lane
Somerville
N. J
Russey
Christmas Seals as Bullets in War on TB Leap at Virginia Sale
A 1926 Virginia Tuberculosis Association drive promotes Christmas seals as weapons in the fight against tuberculosis. Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis endorses the effort, urging broad purchase of seals. Virginia reports a record 15 million seals offered through county and city branches.
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Secretary of War
Linaley R. Williams
National Tuberculosis Association
Virginian Tuberculosis Association
Washington, D. C
Williams
Dwight F. Davis
Ennion G.lliams
Virginia
Army of Valentes Rea Whith
Antifaw
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Completion of Lee Highway To Be Pushed Along
Lee Highway will rank first in completing the transcontinental road through Luray aiding Shenandoah National Park. The park line section will receive substantial funding for construction, with Blue Ridge to Luray finished and the Way to the Valley Pike segment under construction. Leather in varied colors with silk tapestries are noted as new football game attire.
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Lee Highway
Luray
Washington
Valley Pike
Way Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Park Line
Blue Ridge
Laray
Way
Tec Aes
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Gruen Pentagon
Sruen OctaThin
Iene
MB. Clowe
Staunton
Berryville
William Shakespeare
Midland
Betsy Ross
the Belk Bakery
and Georgette
Negligees
Emmert’s
Toe
Jewelers
Optometrists
Moling & Seal
Talk of
the Town
BETTY
Boscawen
Braddock Street
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