Berryville Social Briefs Highlight Blizzard Strands and Gatherings
Berryville Virginia March 11 reports residents returning from Farmville Founders Day engagements. Local events include Golden Rule Circle food drives for the poor, May church service, and hosting Winchester and Berryville church groups. Snowbound families, road closures, and community support activities feature with notable visits and club awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Wolfe
Echoo
Farmville
Rosalie Newcomb
Anne Harris
John B. Bryan
Washington
John B. Neill, Jr
John B. Neill
Leslie Russell
Golden Rule Circle
King’s Daughters and Sons
Presbyterian Church
J. McL. Carr
Winchester Presbytery
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Henrys. Eley
Suffolk
Today Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues list across and down items from insolvent to backwards prefix. The page also notes answer to previous puzzle and includes numerous numbered entries and several long clue lines.
Americanism and taxation in purloined paradise comment
A Dunbar's Weekly (Phoenix) remark criticizes worship of national heroes who dodged a king's taxes and the public servants who levy taxes many times higher, claiming no country could be perfect despite boasting cultural icons like the ukulele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar’s
Phoenix
Snowbound Roads and Local Social Notes in Highview
Highview residents report drifted roads and downed lines after a snowstorm. Audrey LaFollette visited her sister near Hook's Mill. Rush Line paused in town en route from Duluth to Providence. E H Spaid and family visited Seldon household. cold and grippe affect others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
W. Va
Audrey LaFollette
Lohr Lafollette
Hook's Mill
Duluth
Minn
Providence
R. I
Rush
Edward Eaton
E. H. Spaid
W. H. Seldon
Quote Reignited Debate on Senate Calm During Global Row
An observer muses that the United States Senate might have stayed level headed like Shane Hai during a tense international dispute, suggesting a steadier legislative response could have emerged. The remark captures frustration with current diplomacy and echoes calls for stronger oversight.
Green Spring Locals Move In And Out
Green Spring roundup notes several relocations and visits. Charles Borden family moved to Wheatfield, Herbert Fries family moved into the Borden house, and Albert Anderson of White Hall bought the Green Spring mill property. Various residents, including Mrs. Hunter Strobridge and the Shiley, Ashton, Place, Kern, Nagley, Nesmith households, were guests or travelers visiting neighbors and friends in Winchester, Bunker Hill, Rest, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxior
Prident
D. L. Fries
Loring Kackley
G. W. Atkinson
Willa
Henry Kerfoot
Sarah B
Bliz- Washington
Norwood
Thomas M. Reynolds
Benjamin Pulliam
Battletown Inn
Brown
Ralph Ware
Norwood” Gates
T. M. Reynolds
Boyce
Berryville
H. C. Warden
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Charles Town
E. P. Berlin
L. B Stine
Washington
Howard Cady
Purcellville
Round Hill
Hamilton
Grace Fniscopal Church
Green Spring
Charles Borden
Wheatfield
Herbert Fries
Fam
Borden
Albert, Anderson
White Hall
Howard Place
Lester Borden
John Kern
Early Lamb Crop Shrinks 3 to 5 Percent Says Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture reports the early lamb crop for this season is 3 to 5 percent smaller than last year with lamb condition not as good. Western states show reduced lamb crop and poorer condition due to unfavorable weather and scarce feed while the middle and eastern states plus Texas enjoyed favorable winter weather and abundant cheap supplies, yielding a larger crop and better condition. Prospects for spring pastures are not fully stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Aeto
Far West
Middle Western
Texas
Amick and Lovett Ship Mixed Load March 16
Amick and Lovett announce a mixed freight load will ship on Wednesday March 16. The notice lists the two firms coordinating the shipment and sets a departure detail for the consignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amick and Lovett
Chesterfield Cigarettes Satisfy In Two Words Ad Claims
Ad copy touts Chesterfield as satisfying and mild with carefully selected leaf. It urges readers to change, dress for an evening, and bring extra packs for mixed company. The slogan They Satisfy appears as a claim of consistent quality from ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
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Clarke Church
Ireland
Ise
North Main Street
Highview
E. O. Seldon
Rebecca Oates
Mrs
al Fletcher
Charles Gray
George Forsyth
Goldie Sgidon
Bertie Spaidt
Hattie Eaton
United States Senate
Shanehai
E. P. Nagley
Mr. Loring Nesmith
Fam- A
Pine
Etta Kett
Boswell Sisters
Ruth Etting
Alex Gray
Shilkret
Columbia Network
Licosrr & Myras Tosacco Co
Eddie
BY Paul Robinson
Ted
Etta
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