Christmas and New Year Visits Across Cross Junction
Residents and families in Cross Junction and surrounding areas hosted and visited relatives over the holiday season. Guests included Wilton White and Nancy Baker, Braithwaite family, Taylors, Worsley, Lee, Stotler, Whitacre, and many others from Martinsburg Winchester Arlington and Martinsboro with multiple overnight stays and dinners noted.
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C G. Baker
GO. Braithwaite
Pearl Braithwaite
Charles Taylor
Charleston
Dig
W.tavior
James Hottle
VPI
Mrr
Dora Braithwaite
Donald Tavior
A. W Taylor
G W Braithwaite
Oliver Dehaven
Vernon Lee
Charles Dick
Sunnyside
A W Taylor
Charlies
Howard Braithwaite
Curtis Punkhouser
Paul Braithwaite
Fred C Braithwaite
Mins
Sadie Finkelstein
Mar Braithwaite
Merle Eaton
Andre
Lcowsco
Bbraithwaite
Jeannette Braithwaite
Ted Worsley
Harold Edwards
Arlington
Ray Flowers
Prewd Luttrell
Vailie Lantz
Howard Stotter
Royce
Conrad Cunningham
Pay Sionaker
Golda Ketter
Bryan Stotler
Winfred Crum and Daughters
Winchester
Jennings Stotler
Vienna
Mire Roy Stotler
Martinsboro
Harold Hobday
Berkeley Springs
W Va
Carroll Shewbridge
Roo Braithwaite
2 & Braithwaite
Deibert Ribert
Parievy Adams
Viola
Russe
L Grove
Artington
Ralph Finard
Alexandria
Mildred Pletcher
James Grove
Lew Whitacre
University of Virginia
Betty
Braithwaite
Mary Washington College
Thomas Gail
Prederickshore
1951 Was Poor Apple Year But Outlook Is Improving
A 1951 review shows high labor and spray costs, disease and weather reducing apple production. By year end prices firmed with improving outlook for a newer, steadier market and buyers speculating for a favorable spring. Storage and in-storage stocks were substantial though variable across the Appalachian Belt.
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Winchester
Appalachian
Appalachian Belt
Appalachian Apple Service
Winchester-Berryville
Don Ruble
Decidous Fruit
US Department of Agriculture
Byrd Orchard
Berryville
Reuben G Benz
National Apple Institute
Washton Atate Erower
Byrd
Samuel Fraser
National Apple Association
J. Chapman
F Entomology
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
New York
USDA
Supreme Court rules Nevada divorces valid nationwide
On December 21, 1942 the Supreme Court decided a Nevada divorce must be accepted by every state. The decision drew two dissents from Justices Murphy and Jackson.
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Supreme Court
Nevada
H.C
Supreme Court of the United States
Murphy
Jackson
Frat Replaces Hell Week With Work Week at Pacific
Stockton report says Alpha Kappa Phi will end Hell Week and hold Work Week. Fifteen initiates, dressed as Confederate soldiers, will reenact a Civil War quarrel cited by Captain Dick Rohrbach. They will visit Rough and Ready in the Sierra and seize Union Square in San Francisco for March of Dimes collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Kappa Phi
Piedgee
Dick Rohrbacher
Sierra
San Francisco
Union Square
War ace Kildare makes dozen jumps without major injuries
Ogallala veteran John Kildare of Ogallala performed a dozen parachute jumps in World War Two combat with only bruises and scratches. Last week at home he slipped while greeting his son Russell and broke his left ankle.
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Ogallala
Neh
John Kildare
Russell
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