Pleasant Grove Christmas Roundabout Visitors and Guests
Pleasant Grove residents and relatives share Christmas visits and dinner gatherings. Notable attendees include the Coryell, Catlett, Owens, Spaid, Shingleton, Murray, and Lambert families. Trips mention the White House tree viewing and a Zone Governor induction for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Pleasant Grove
Treat
Oakley Catlett
Roy Owens
Janet
Lamar Owens
Kevin
Front Royal
Harold Johns
Here
John H. Coryell
Washington
John H., Jr
Coryell
Andy Anderson
Lillie Hammock
Robert Speelman
Speelman
Catletts
Laura Catlett
Cleveland
Ohio
John Clark
Howard Lambert
Bobby Lambert
Wendy
Leonard Fahnestock
John Coryell
Harrisonburg
Grant Cunningham
Romney
Upper West Virginia
Glen Spaid
Garland Spaid
Curtis Spaid
Junior Carpenter
Kathy
Jesse Shingleton
Donald
Florella Myers
Winchester
Michael’ McGurgan
Edward Murray
Christi
Howard Shingleton
Augusta
Eddie Shingleton
Melanie
Wyoming
James Webster
Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Ed Murray
Sarah Fultz
Christmas visitors fill Stephenson area for holidays
A Christmas greeting list recounts visitors to Stephenson and nearby towns. Rev. and Mrs. Yates hosted relatives from Charles City Richmond Fayettesville Md and more while several families shared holidays in Winchester Clarke County Berryville and Winchester Memorial Hospital reports note Harold Dyke and Ernest Bailey as patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Strother
John Coryell
Mike Bond
Verlis Haines
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Lee
Kathy
Ed Murray
Christi
Jesse Shingleton
David Oates
Randall Crouse
Larry
Patsy
Jerry Crouse
Melvin J. Crouse
Lisa
Norman Sites
Kevin
Paul
Ovie Lough
Webster Springs
W.va
Edward Murray
Martin Bentley
Jackie
N.C
Louise Griffith
Baltimore
R.O. Anderson
A.V. Dailey
Kim
Micky
Kitty Prince
Harry C. Rickard
Greenville
Stepheny ‘Dyke
Inlaw
Harry Prince
Great Falls
Ada Snapp
Martinsburg
Maude Prince
Kenilworth
M. Douglas’ Buckner
Ashby Childs
Jeffery
Clarke County
Robert Buckner
Winchester
Ted) Dyke
Ernest Bailey
Colorado fish streams lose 2800 miles to pollution
An official from the Colorado Game Fish and Parks Department says pollution, reservoirs, irrigation, and crashes have cost Colorado 2800 miles of trout streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Game, Fish and Parks Department
Colorado
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