Florida tourism earns millions while Shenandoah Valley lags
The article compares Florida winter tourism revenue with the Shenandoah Valley’s potential, noting Florida draws 200 to 300 million dollars yearly and cites Miami St. Petersburg and Bradenton tourism figures. It argues Valley growth should not assume Florida success and highlights attractions and travel notes in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah National Park
Florida
Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg
South Carolina
Georgia
Chambers of Commerce
Miami
Atlantic City
Bar Harbor
Middle West
Bradenton
Harrisonburg
Jones
Herty Senate
Virginia
Flordia
Welfare Group Reports Four Child Operations at City Hall
At a City Hall meeting of the Child Welfare committee of the Board of Public Welfare a report described four operations performed to remove tonsils in county cases. Mrs. James Miller chaired the session with Miss Margaret Hurst and Miss Elizabeth Jackson presenting notes on Emergency Relief and Public Welfare. One child improved rapidly and passed a school test after surgery.
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Board of Public Welfare
City Hall
James Miller
Margaret Hurst
Elizabeth Jackson
Emergency Relief and Public Welfare Board
P. W. Boyd
Community effort funds student medical care in Clearbrook
A local fundraising effort supported a student’s medical treatment through donations from Memorial Hospital, subscriptions, and a benefit hosted by Mrs. H. C. Light of Clearbrook with assistance from Mrs. B. P. Harrison, Mrs. G. C. Rose, and others.
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Memorial
H. C. Light
Clearbrook
B. P. Harrison
G. C. Rose
Lions Change Spelling Bee To March 22
The Lions Club moved the spelling bee to March 22 at Handley Auditorium. The event starts at 7 30 with a 12 piece orchestra and two male quartets. Grades 5 to 10 from Winchester and Frederick County schools compete with 12 prizes and free entry for children. adults pay 25 cents. Proceeds go to the Lions Charity Fund.
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Lions Club
Handley Auditorium
Howard Shockey
Handley School
Hoye Riley
The
Lions
Grover Henshall
Clarence Shenck
Winchester
Frederick County
Lions Charity Fund
Mrs Neville Divides Estate Among Relatives
The will of Mrs Mary Dulaney Neville widow of Robert Neville who died last week at Pelham near Upperville in Loudoun County is probated. The estate valued at 219062 includes 25000 real estate and about 194000 personal property. Her Pelham home of 298 acres goes to niece Mary D White with other legacies totaling around 4000 and debts paid. the residue is divided equally among nieces and nephews Fanny L Morison Grace L Tayloe Mary D White Ethel L Gaither Neville L Atkinson Elizabeth H Lem.
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Mary Dulaney Neville
Robert Neville
Pelham
Upperville
Loudoun
Leesburg
Mary D. White
Fanny L. Morison
Grace L. Tayloe
Ethel L. Gaither
Neville L. Atkinson
Elizabeth H. Lem
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Park To Park
St. Augustine
Franklin Garber
Bok
Lake Wales
Silver Spring
Ocala
Union
George Conrad
Ghortie” Davidson
Everglade
Fort Myers
Cypress
Col
Wade H. Massie
Virginia State Highway Commission
Sarasota
D. W. Farley
Broadway
Fawley
New York
Jack
Bickers Motor Co
Risi
Big Sister
Mrs, Reefy
Beth
Connie
Mrs, Pr
By Les. Forgrave
American Tobacco Company
E. Water St
Gardner B. Hillyard
Mrs. Neville
Stainless
Mon
Eva D. Randolph
A. C. Randolph
Janet L. Roszel
Isabel L. Gardner
Cammertireco
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
Winchester Va
Insulation Board
John W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock Sr
Time
Heli
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Shenandoah Motor CO
Chevrolet
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Twin One
Om ‘Ie Corp
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