Rainfall figure from Nature Magazine noted in Caribbean region
In Dominica the loftiest of the Lee ward group of the West India islands 15 miles north of Martinique and 25 0 miles south of Guadeloupe Nature Magazine reports 300 inches of rain annually. A tongue in cheek Gum Club ad mentions a two o clock shoot and endless shaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
West India Islands
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Nature Magazine
Martinsburg Woman Mary Bailey Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Bailey of 112 North th Street Martinsburg West Virginia died Sunday night at 8:30 from bronchial trouble after more than a year of illness. Born near Strasburg Junction Virginia she was a little over 81. She married Thomas O Bailey who died 45 years ago leaving four children Fidward T Bailey Mrs Albert Zimmerman Mrs Guy Zimmerman and Mrs William Phillips. A son Frank Murray from a later marriage also survives. She was a longtime member of the United Brethren Church. Funeral services will be held Wednesday with Rev A J Secrist officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Bailey
North Th Street
Fidward T. Bailey
North High Street
Albert Zimmerman
Guy Zimmerman
Washington
William Phillips
Harrisburg
Frank Murray
United Brethren Church
First
A. J. Secrist
State Road Force Starts Work Soon On New Cut-Off
The Ashland-Negrofoot cut-off on the Richmond Charlottesville highway is to begin next week though no notice of move has been received from the convict camp at Upperville Loudoun county. Work west of Ashland will excavate grade and drain reducing the Ashland Negrofoot distance by two miles and removing dangerous curves for motorists between Richmond and the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Upperville
Loudoun County
Negrofoot
Ashland
Richmond
Charlottesville
Loudoun
Hanover
Virginia
Final Report On sempieicnen To Be Made Jan
The Bureau of Municipal Affairs will present a final report on state and county government in Virginia to Governor Byrd. William T. Reed, chair of the commission on consolidation and simplification, says sub-committees will meet in Richmond in January to review the report, with the full commission outlining recommendations to Governor Byrd. Also, USDA tests find darker wheat kernels make the most nourishing bread while starchy types are inferior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Muniarch
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
William “T. Reed
Richmond
Mr. Reed
New York Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Little Miss Tevalt Improves After Serious Illness
Relief notes from Relief Virginia detail that Miss Bunnie Tevalt is improving at home after a serious illness. Socials include visits by Mrs. John Racey, Miss Elizabeth Lee and Lola Wigginton, and gatherings at the homes of Mr. Jacob Copenhaver and others. The M. E. Church ladies announce a Christmas Eve entertainment inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnie Tevalt
John Racey
Ernest Tevalt
Elizabeth Lee
Lola Wigginton
Jacob Copenhaver
Roy Loy
Winchester
Clint Larrick
Chambersville
Gus
George Cartern
William Wisecarver
Charlie Robinson
Stephens City
Rudolph
M. E. Church
Greenwood Gleanings item highlights social visits
In Greenwood Virginia on December 14 readers note a party hosted by Mrs. Matthew Ebersole for about thirty friends with refreshments. Also mentioned are visits by Mae Hamman to Mrs. John Pennington and Gladys Anderson traveling to Washington for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Matthew Ebersole
Clinton
Mae Hamman
John Pennington
Gladys Anderson
Washington
J. E. Jirak
Peter Hamman
Peter Djorup
O. C. Miller
Mrs Bentzel Visit Noted By Winchester Residents
Mrs Knight’s parents Mr and Mrs Adam Bentzel of Winchester were mentioned. Mrs Matthew Ebersole recently called at the home of Mrs Mae Hamman.
Mrs Frank Parker Dies At Hospital In Winchester
Mrs Eva Pearl Parker wife of Frank C Parker a Winchester blacksmith died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a week of treatment for a month long illness. She was born July 15 1892 in Gainesboro Frederick County and is survived by her husband her parents two children two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are set for 2 oclock Wednesday at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with Rev Joseph Rockwell officiating and interment in Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pearl Parker
Frank C. Parker
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Parker
Gainesboro
Frederick
County
Floyd R. Adams
Lewis
Wetha P. Parker
R. W. Adams
Hayfield
Mary M. Dix
Washington
J. Smith’ Adams
Elmer Ll. Adams
Highland Avenue
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Joseph Rockwall
Hebron Cemetery
Winchester School Board seeks loan to build colored school
The Winchester Virginia School Board plans to borrow 15000 dollars from the Virginia Literary Fund at 4 percent for a new school building for colored children. A public hearing before the city council will be held on an January date in 1927 to gauge citizen approval or disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Common Council
State of
Acts of the Assembly of 1926
Handley Board of Trustees
School Board OF
Winch
J. M. Steck
W. G. Hardy
J L and J W Jolliffe Offer Local Property Sales
If you are thinking of selling personal property such as live stock machinery or house goods see us We will either buy it for cash or sell it on commission J L and J W Jolliffe prepnom Virginia Phone 2023 F 21 22 10 25t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L
J. W. Jolliffe, Prepnennom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gum Club
Atchison Globe
Rye
NASH
BUICK
Auto Parts Corp
Market Street
Virginia Loan & Thrive Corp
Winchester, W
Telephone Ie of Oppo
Farmers & Eciadell Bank
Telephone
Nash Dealers
B. A. Schmidt
C. H. Shutte
Handley School
Model
Broad &Casting
Atwater Kent
Valley
Thos. Bailey
C. B. Organ
Rouss
Braddock Street
Ford
O. B
Detroit
Tudor
Greenwood Gleanings
Hughes Motor Co
Frank Parker
London
Er “Eondon Society
Little Joe's
North Main St
Northern Virginia Power Company
North Main
Phot 'E
H. W. Ebert