Visitors recall big Copenhaver clan in Valley Pike area
Irene Copenhaver hosted a large list of relatives and friends from Ohio Tennessee Virginia and Maryland visiting over several days and sharing news. The gathering included Paul and Herbert Copenhaver Colledgedale Tenn Asbury Fiddler and family Hagerstown Md, Janey Sargent and others in Ridgeway W Va, and a move by John Smith and family to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude DeHaven
Mabel Sargent
Tiny Reemer
Clarke Copenhaver
Gerald Mace
Colledgedale
Tenn
Alvin Sargent
Cecil Eaton
Fox Drive
Irene Copenhaver
Helen Snapp
Daniel Snow
Angela
Danny, Jr
Janey Sargent
Sandy Larrick
Shirley Tom
John Smith
Maryland
Social notes from Clifton area families gather for dinners and anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Hawsley Green and family of Clifton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Scott White. The Teets and Ramey families visited, with Ramey kin returning from Arkansas and Indiana. Ohio visitors Ruth Meirs and Kim Lee Meirs joined extended gatherings. The Orndoffs celebrated their 9 children at a 40th anniversary hosted by the Ornedoffs. Mt Olive Sunday School held a picnic at Sensey Park. Several other locals hosted and visited relatives from Newport News Mechanicsburg and Barberton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Hawsley Green
Clifton
Scott White
Kirby Teets
Staunton
Robert Boyd
Roger Ramey
Luther. Larrick
Frances Brengle
L. M. Larrick
M. A. Eure
Newport News
Clyde Shuler
Babs
Winchester
Hale Moore
Elmer DeHaven
James Luttrell
Luther Larrick
Charlotte Clowser
Jack White
State Chamber Directors To Meet Here in October
CAPE CHARLES AP Directors of the State Chamber of Commerce warn that allowing U S flag ships built abroad would sharply shrink U S shipyards markets. They also urge Virginia contract rates be raised from 6 percent and set Oct 26-27 at Winchester for the next meeting. They back an anti riot law to curb street violence and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chamber
Cape Charles
State Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Chamber
Virginia
Winchester
Congress
Something-for-Nothing Philosophy Blamed By VA Legion
ROANOKE AP Virginia members of the American Legion hear former national commander Del W C Daniel of Danville blame a something-for-nothing philosophy for national violence. He says it breeds a class that only sleeps eats protests and violence and must be reversed. Daniel spoke at the state convention opener as U S Sen Harry F Byrd Jr is to headline tonight. He denounces civil disobedience communists and other groups and urges swift punishment to curb insurrection. The note adds the word slogan originated as a war cry of Scottish clans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
American Legion
Philosphy
Del
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Danville
Daniel
Virgina Legionnaires
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Maude K. Weaver
Waterlock
Warren County
Fork Magisterial
Richardson
Southern Railway
Shenandoah River
Katherine K. McMahon
Circuit Court
Front Royal
Strasburg
Washington, D. C
George Washington National Forest
Massanutten Mountain
Social notes from White Hall and surrounding families
Mr. and Mrs. Alex T. Crockett and sons visit Durham relatives. Eldridge Clark recovers at home. The Strothers move a tenant into De Haven’s home. Carter Luttrell illness discussed with visitors. The Robys and Chamberlains hosted relatives from Baltimore and Martinsburg. Burlesque lineage traced to Lydia Thompson in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Alex T. Crockett
A.G
Bruce
Durham
Frederick County Board of Supervisors Notice
Official notice by George B. Whitacre Deputy Clerk dated July 29 through August 5 to 21. Public business and agenda items announced.
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George B. Whitacre
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Winchester Evening Star
Valley Pike
Kitty Capp
Carola Capp
Ridgeway
W. Va
Ciider & Shockey
B. F. Strother
Haven
Carter
Jim Robison
Joseph Roby
Baltimore
Edward Chamberlain
Carter Luttrell
Walter Anderson
Albert Luttrell
Lemuel Lewis
Isaac DeHaven
Marvin Shaver
Sunny
Floyd Luttrell
Welltown
Mr. Luttrell
Martinsburg
W.va
Naomi Luttrell
Crockett’s
Lodge
Lydia Thompson
Encyclopaedia Brittonica
Mc C
America
C. F. Dunlap & Sons
Cameron St
DIAL
Double Toll Gate
Stephens City
Fairmont
Patton St. Reward
Gladys
Watson Avenue
Miller
Goldak
Stultz Machine Shop
Smithfield Ave
Sunnyside
Cavalier Swim Club
Richards Avenue
E.E. Bayliss, Jr
Valley Ave
Carroll T. Crosen, Jr
Richards Ave
Boyd DeHaven and Son
John Copley, Jr
Tom Marks
Alarm Systems, Inc
Appalachian Farm Market
G & M Used Clothing
Dicks Hollow Road
G& M
Rt. 50
Hewitt’s Grocery
Dicks HoHow Road
Kerr Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Bellview
E. BE
Bayliss, Jr
N. Braddock
Berryville
Nain
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Chrysler
National Avenue
Marl G. Hannum
Bath
Furnace
Battle Ave
Loudoun St
Hills
Woodstock Lane
Nice
Shen
Ave
Woodland Ave
Lovely Apt
Bryan
Boyer’s Cash Grocery
S, Cameron
Braddock
Shawneeland
North River Grocery
Augusta
Jackson Woods Estates
Middle Road
Frederick County
Bayliss Real Estate
Cork
Business Prep
Ted
N. Main
Braddock St
Sebert Smith
Boyce
Rt. 11
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Circuit Court OF
Frederick
County
Paul Lee Altizer
Shirley Virginia
A. Locke Hart
Shirley Virginia Altizer
Myrtle A. Altizer
Shirley Virginia A. Lockehart
Harrison & Johnston, P.g
East Boscawen Street
James A. Cather
J. Bentley Cather
Rosa Lee C. Hook
Carrie M. Cather
Gainesboro
Board of Supervisors
Clyde J. Keckley
Ira B. Keckley
L. M. Poole
Lee A. Ebert
John David
Palermo Drive
Silver Spring
Boxwood
Miller Hardware Store
Bull Run Mountain
William A. Bates
the Plains
Toledo
Wilkins Coffee Maker
Cory Coffee Grinders
Victor
Darlington
Denny’s
Rt. 7
Win
W.D. Orndorff
Albert Nicodenius
Marsh and Sarver
James Janney
Woodstock, Va
John O. Marsh, JR
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