Boyd R Richards Praised For Legislative Service
A letter from Mountain Falls Virginia dated July 17 1922 commends Boyd R Richards a new legislator for keeping his pledge and serving the welfare of the state The writers praise young leaders entering public life and predict Richards may become a great statesman of the Old Dominion.
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Boyd R. Richards
Mr. Richards
Richards
Old Dominion
J. B. Crowell
Mountain Falls
Mount Williams News Briefs Highlight Local Kitchen Table Life
Mount Williams Va July 18 local notes report Coal Mine defeated by a 4 1 margin in a weekend baseball game. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Megus Rudolph of Kernstown and Joephung family of Wheeling. Community events cover church service at Mountain Falls and a forthcoming talk by Rev J B Crowell on Ten Nights in a Barroom.
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Mount Williams
Megus Rudolph
Kernstown
H. W. Ashwood
Mountain Falls
Marie Orndorff
Martin Williams
Winchester
Esten Williams
Oliver Tevalt
Joephung
Wheeling
Mr. Young
Messrs
Wilmer Burkhart
Bern Miller
Hilda Flowers
Biae ‘Ashwood
J. B. Crowell
Dedication Set For Fifth Sunday At Old Bethel Church
Old Bethel Church dedication scheduled for the fifth Sunday July 30 at 10 30 am with an afternoon service at 2 pm Rev 8 C Stickley pastor to attend along with Rev Deesent and other speakers. Membership and baptism rites offered. Dinner on the grounds. Committee invites all to attend.
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Old Bethel Church
Gain
Methodist Episcopal and
South
C. Stickley
de 3Esent
Would Chopping Virginia Create Tennessee State Proposal
Bristol readers consider a plan to split Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky to form a new state named Tenneva with Bristol as capital. Mayor L H Gammon advocates the idea, arguing the divided city harms law and governance across state lines.
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Virginia
Bristol
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tenneva
State Street
L. H. Gammon
Bristol,Tenn
Statewide ruling on $10 arresting officer cost in liquor cases
Virginia courts uphold a $10 cost against anyone convicted of liquor violations, payable to the arresting officer. The Danville mayor's court led to the attorney general and prohibition officials confirming the decision, applying to all violations including simple drunkenness, despite concerns over higher costs for repeat offenders.
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Richmond
Danville
Prohibition Department
Friends glad to see Stuart Fries able to be out
Cedar Grove Virginia dated July 18 reports Stuart Fries recovering after a hay fork accident left him unconscious for a time. Earl Fries and William Drear carried him home and he slowly regained consciousness with Dr. Smoke attending.
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Cedar Grove
Stuart Fries
Earl
William
Smoke
Scott
Orange
N. J
Augusta Chutte
Philadelphia
New York
Grant Clark
Martinsburg
David Barrett
C. Dix
Bright
Clark
Mr. Curtis
Robinson
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