Late News Notes From Boyce Virginia
In Boyce Virginia on March 6 residents report routine travels and visits. Mrs Horace Smith visits relatives in Washington. Local figures Hansucker Burch Brown and Russell attend the inauguration. Thelma Romine and Henrietta Page recover from measles, and family illness includes the Updike children. Rev Chambers returns from New York after vacation.
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Boyce, Va
Horace Smith
Washington
Messrs
Harry Hansucker
Julian Burch
Herbert Brown
L. S. Russell
Russell Carper
Thelma
Henrietta Page
Nat Page, Jr
Beulah Updike
Wiliam Gaunt
New York
Gertrude
Rust
Front Royal
Liouise Martin
Master Powel
Dearmont Ashley
Virginians Contribute Large Sum to Pension Fund
The Episcopal Church pension drive closes with Virginians contributing over 200000 dollars toward a 6500000 goal. The Diocese of Virginia reports 144000 with Christ Church Winchester among top givers. Southern Virginia adds about 60000. Sands of Richmond says statewide total should exceed 200000 and tolls to reach 7000000 with all reports.
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Southern
Virginia
Diocese of
Pension Fund
Butter weight complaints spark citywide call for fair measures
Ira Spicer urges Winchester residents to insist on full weight as butter and other groceries are sold short. He notes daily underweights of 18% to 14 ounces on a pound and five cent losses, urging buyers to weigh products and demand 16 ounces. W. H. Huber returns home after Memorial Hospital operations by Dr. Boyd with noted improvement.
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Baiter the Star
Honesst
W. H. Huber
Stephens City
County
Memorial Hospital
P. W. Boyd
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