Local Items from Pon Bridge West Virginia
Local notes report LittIe Margaret Glass Shuler ill at Stephens City with double pneumonia after visiting relatives. Mrs Lottie Bennett improving slowly. Mrs Householder recovering but not well. James cave suffers with a heavy cold. J E Pool event well attended. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to host an oyster supper Friday night the 12th at the hall. First snow 4 inches on Sunday night. Rev Glascup has been holding a meeting in the M E Church all week.
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Northern Virginia Power seeks franchise on Valley Turnpike
Notice states Northern Virginia Power Company requests permission from the State Highway Commission to erect a transmission line along State Highway No 3 from Apria City through Middletown to Strasburg. Objections must be filed in writing at the commission office in Richmond by Wednesday January 17 1923 at noon.
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