Better term to describe English civilization urged
In a city address L. A. Pay questions the phrase Anglo Saxon race and asks what it truly denotes. He argues most settlers came from multiple nations and notes Rome and Norman influences shaped England. He asserts Norman traits spread to Scotch Welsh and Irish and suggests a more accurate term should be invented.
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Staunton to Roanoke bus line seeks state license
Harrisonburg operator asks the state corporation commission for a license to run a four-car daily line from Staunton via Valley Pike to Winchester and Uniontown Pa, with Roanoke to Roanoke via Staunton and a Washington city connection. Opposition from other transport interests cited.
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Reparations plan urges maximum Germany must pay
Paris March 16 reports of Dawes committee urge Germany to pay reparations at the maximum of its capacity. Proposes minimum immediate payments, then increases with prosperity. Recommends an international bank with exclusive currency issue on a gold basis to operate with Allied and neutral support.
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March Wind Party at Braddock Street Epworth League
Braddock Street Methodist Epislopal Church youth hosted a March wind party in Braddock Street Sunday schoolhouse on March 14. The event featured green Patrick decorations and games like blow the candle and blow the feather. Guests navigated a cave scene with wind effects before enjoying hot chocolate cakes and salted nuts.
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March Wind Party Becomes Annual Epworth League Event
A Braddock Street Methodist Church Epworth League gathering called a March Wind party drew 86 attendees, more than the planned 75, after a skilled arrangement ensured guests felt no slight. The event's success foreshadows an annual March wind party for the church group.
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Embalmer John W. Ramey Returns from Welch to City
John W. Ramey a licensed embalmer formerly of this city has returned after being in charge of an establishment in Welch West Virginia He plans to spend several days at home and Mrs Ramey and the children expect to join him in West Virginia this spring.
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Welch
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Public Sale Notice in Roy Loy vs Victo Holt
By virtue of an execution in my hands in the matter of Roy Loy versus Victo Holt I will offer for public sale at the Winchester Garage North Braddock Street on sheriff’s sale day.
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