Births Rise in Virginia as Deaths Decline
Virginia reports 22,061 births in the first five months of 1939, up 948 from 1929, with deaths dropping to 12,955 in the same period, attributed to a milder year and a prior influenza outbreak. Dr. W A Plecker notes the trend as encouraging and largely steady over nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Stork
Virja
Virginia
W. A. Plecker
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Plecker
Crash injures one as six shaken on Virginia highway
In Boyce Virginia last Friday night a head on collision on the tee highway near Berry’s Ferry injured one person and left five others badly shaken. Margaret Kibler suffered a wrenched back while Elizabeth Burch Doris Reidellife and Charles vanharles Hook and Jerome i were among those jolted by the crash. The car in which they rode was involved in the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Tee Highway
Berrys Ferry
Margaret Kibler
L. S.kibler
Eliabeth Burch
Doris Reidelliffe
Charles Vanharles Hook
Jerome i
Local Notes On Residents Visiting and Acknowledgments
Residents and visitors are listed with names and locations including Char les Royston and family in Martinsburg and Largent in Martinsburg W Va. Royston’s carriage was damaged in a crash. Carl Rodgers Roanoke enters a Virginia Iron and Bridge position. Visitors include Madelyn Steele Buchanan and Matilda Woolfolk Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Royston
Bhester
Hom
F. L. Largent
Martburg
W. Va
L. E. Clark
Carl
Itenalete College
Roanoke
H. E. Rodgers
Virginia Iron and Bridge Worker
Madelyn Steele
Buchanan
Matilda Woolfolk
Washington, D. C
Martha Sheetz
Elizabeth Jolliffe
Luray
Harrisonburg
Herman Lanham
B. D. Chambers
Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel
Ada Belle Vowell
Mary Thompson
Hood College
Frederick
A. N. Miller
Kentmere
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Local Social Notes and Oyster Bed Concern
The column records guests and visits including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Strode and family at Beach, Virginia, Mrs. H. Grim returning from Armel Virginia, Mrs. Goode visiting Berryville residents, and W. A. Heine in Baltimore. It notes fears over depletion of Georgia oyster beds unless scientific methods are adopted per the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Strode
Thomas Sprint
Beach, Va
H. Grim
Arthur Armel
Armel, Va
Goode
Berryville
M. C. Willingham
W. A. Heine
Baltimore
Georgia
The
Bureau of
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Potomac Edison
Hansbrough & Carter
Oxo Bordeaux
Southern Chemical CO
G. W. Morris
Mgr
Winchester
C.b.organ
Braddock
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
Cameron Street
North Main Street
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
North
Loudoun Street
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Stevertos
Silvertowns
Cammer Tire CO
Union Bus Terminal
Washington
Eastern Bus Corporation
XTRA
Suncutter & 4
K. Sirbaugh
Albin, Va
Lee-Jackson Ser
Statles
Winchester Arté Sales
Wright Motor Co
North Braddock St
Ford Sales and
Bickers
Ford
Grove
Grove’s
Pine Motor CO
S. Braddock St
Moniou
Winchester Auto Sales
N. Kent St
Williams
Cient
Ice-O-Matic
Snapp Foundry, Inc
Winchester, VA
Tad Lotte
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Celotex Lab
Celotex Standard Building Board
Buick
Cleveland
Hudson
Chrysler
Nash
H. W. Ebert
Braddock and
Amherst Sts
Dodd Super Service Station
Braddock St. and
Valley Avenue
Boscawen and
Amherst St. Martinsburg Pike
North Loudoun ST