Local Notes from Zepp Virginia Show Community News
Mrs. Arthur Peer travels to Elizabeth Pennsylvania for her sister s illness and returns home. Several residents visit relatives in Martinsburg and Lost City while others plan work trips to War densville West Virginia. The Christian Church presents Rev Rhodes with 60 in gold for 51 years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Peer
Russell Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stanley Cooley
Stephens City
Charles Mellwee
DeCallo Orndorff
Lester Orndorff
R. L. Orndorf
Leonard Rudolph
Rufus’ Brill
Guy Brill
The
Christian Church
D. H. R Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
White Post Locals Medical Update And Social Notes
Mrs John F Sowers is improving rapidly from her recent operation Mrs Frank Gay Conley of Washington spent a night with her father Mrs George Meade has returned to the village after a spell at Greenway Court following a heart trouble attack Miss Mary Sommerville spent last week visiting relatives in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Fritts
Marguerite Elliott
Anna Buckley
Caroline Buckley
Robert Buckley, Jr
Mesdames Fairfax and Reedy
Martinsburg
W. Va
Buckley
Ernest Meade
Washington
Freda
Ellen Armel
Rileyville
W. S. Moomaw
Warren, Jr
Salem
Charles LeFew
White Post
Gaithersburg
Lena Owens
Grippe
Blanche Miller
Rocklands
Charles ‘LeFew
Lucy
Hallie Chrisman
Arthur Chrisman
L.B. Chrisman
Virginia Arledge
Minette Kennerly
C. G. Massey
James Riley, Jr
Reynolds Green
John F. Sowers
Frank Gay Conley
George Meade
Greenway Court
Mary Sommerville
Thomas Gore
Gore
B. B. Chamberlain
Edinburg
Wiltoneeeae
D. G
Stuart
Wise Sowers
Farnley
George Lee
Georgine
Gull Rd
Winchester
Abel Massey
Roanoke
Lilly Massey
0. G. Massey
Louise B. Meade
Messilla
Ceme
Warren LaRue
Summit Point
Ellen ‘Keys
Will Schiffette
Marguerite Hiliott
Henry Kerns
Charlie
Dave Riley
Retown
Rose Riley Jr
James Riley
William Berlin
the Plains
Albert Berlin
Mary
Susan Sommerville
Evans
Johnston
Gwynne Jones
Lola
Catherine Funkhouser
Hollins Institute
Amy Bowen
New York
W. G. Bowen
P B. Sommerville
Sommerville
Theo
Coolidge frames Mexico as behind Nicaraguan revolt
President Coolidge told Congress that U S policy aims to protect American lives and interests in Central America and that outside interference stems from Mexico. He outlined Sacasa backed revolts, U S recognition, and the sequence ending with Diaz as Nicaragua’s constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Old House
Senate
Mexico
Sacusa
United States
Capitol
Fonseca
Central America
Zorah
Senate Foreign Relations
Smmittee
Borah
Kellogg
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Borah
Bingham
Connecticut
Wheeler
Montana
Sacasa
Mesage
Bingbam
House
Komine
Missouri
Foreign Affairs Committee
Emiliano Chamorro
Loma
Managua
Nicaragua
Chamorro
Solorzano
Amnnesty
Nicaragian Congress
Soelorzano
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia
Elsie Matthews
Zepp
Zhpp
Arthur Peer
Elizabeth
J. W. Owen
William Elburn
Lost City
R. L. Peer
Wardensville
C. M. Orndorff
Ralph Orndorff
Washington, D. C
Robert Herbaugh
Latae
Oolidge
Carlos Valorzana
Juan B. Sacasa
Moling & Seal
Betty Shoppe
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
K. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
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