Fishing Is Tops in Shenandoah
Berryville reports Shenandoah River high water brings dip netters out in force. Families enjoy an early season picnic while netted fish are shared with cats or buried near shrubs. Some plant fish with corn as a cultural practice. Netting outfits are simple to assemble.
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Shenandoah
Sam Pearson
Boyce
Bill Brown
Winchester
Margaret
Jack Ashford
Berryville
Shenandoah River
Denny
Doings and Doers: Winter Tough on Local Landscaping
Wade Muldoon a longtime Carter Hall gardener faces constant questions about evergreen plants. His Millwood home and the Winchester Presbyterian Church grounds showcase his work after remodeling.
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Wade Muldoon
Carter Hall
Old Timer Fiddler Returns to Muddy Field After Snow
N G Ott Fiddler, aged 69 winters in Clarke and Frederick County, recalls winter hardships. He went to his Old Charles Town Pike farm to fetch fodder but his truck became stuck in mud and remains there, prompting the nostalgia that horses would have helped.
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N.G
Ott) Fiddler
Clarke
Frederick County
Berryville residents take on new roles and celebrate golden anniversary
Longtime Berryville figures including Ed ward P Berlin a former mayor opens a Berryville Information Center at Main Street headquarters for Clarke County Chamber of Commerce A public library push led by Mrs Walter H McEldowney marks local civic goals The Fiddlers Mary and Noble celebrate fifty years of marriage with a large family gathering and community roots Near Rt 7 Berryville Bob Koon expands family life with two adopted children at a service station residence
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Edward P. Berlin
Clarke County
Clarke County Women’s Club
Walter H. McEldowney
Bluemont
Arlington Public Library
McEldowney
Ann Arbor
Mich
Kenneth
University of Michigan
Douglas
Shenandoah College
Virginia Tech
Erryville
India
Mary Fiddler
Mr. Noble G. Fiddler
W. R. Hardesty
Winchester
Fiddler
Miss Mary
Mr. Noble Fiddler
Crum’s Church
Longmarsh
Fiddlers
Charles Town Pike
Agnes Welch
Louise Clark
Mary Frances Funkhouser
James
George Fiddler
Phil McKay
Richard Fiddler
Purcellville
Carl Fiddler
Staunton
Granthan Fiddler
Berry
Molly Wood
Rt. 7
Bob Koon
Koon
Clarke County Faces Budget Meeting and Tax Hike Potential
Clarke County supervisors plan a special session to adopt the 1964 65 budget with April 6 set as the tax rate hearing. Increased costs for schools welfare and a new five man tax reassessment staff may raise taxes. jail reconstruction costing over 39000 requires state inspection. Prisoners have been housed in Frederick County jail since reconstructions began.
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Perryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Lee
Berryville
Frederick County
Clarke Ready For Cancer Crusade in Clarke County
Clarke County chapter sets April 18 start for 1964 Cancer Crusade with Mrs George W Burton as chairwoman. Lions Club to man buck boards on Berryville Main Street to collect for the Cancer Fund. Virginia Cancer Society official Mrs Dawson spoke. motion pictures The Millionth Club and Should I Smoke? planned for public and school showings.
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Berryville
George W. Burton
Clarke County
Chester Hobert
Lions Club
Cancer Fund
Dawson
Virginia Cancer Society
Richmond
Clarke County Board Begins Reassessment Authority
Clarke County’s Board of Reassessment opened its duties by taking office and organizing. Members include C. T. Hardesty Jr., Gwynne H. Jones, and Tousley Hooker with John Hall of Richmond hired to lead reassessment work. Hardesty elected chairman and Harold Hawkins named secretary. The board established offices to proceed.
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Berryville
Clarke County
C. T. Hardesty JR
Gywnne H. Jones
Tousley Hooker
John Hall
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Department of Taxation
Hardesty
Harold Hawkins
Clarke County Court Clears Docket at March Term
Eight criminal cases and several civil suits were heard by Circuit Judge Elliott Marshall and the Grand Jury in Clarke County March term. Several cases were postponed to next term due to backlog. Key actions include a capias for James Jackson alias John E. Davis in a fraudulent $200 check case and guilty pleas for two burglars.
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Berryville
Elliott Marshall
James 8. Jackson
John E. Davis
Virginia
Hanover
No, There Are So Few Blue Whales Here
A fragmented report suggests experts debate extending a total hunting ban to protect blue whales, noting their status as the largest mammals and the threat of extinction. The text references Clarke County and a historical association, implying a legislative or conservation discussion.
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Clarke County
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