Canterbury Mourns Deaths In Riverton Area Tragedy
Canterbury Virginia May 1 reports the death of Mr James L Gardner and Miss Eva Dean in Riverton on Sunday afternoon. The article notes nearby residents Burtron Hurt and Mary Louise and mentions visitors and guests from Washington Apple Blossom Festival attendees and local families.
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Canterburg
James L. Gardner
Eva
Dean
Riverton
Burton Hurt
Mary Louise
Maud Jennings
Bernard Rowland
Lillian Cave
Washington
Ruby Ritter
Burton
Ira Ritter
Eldridge Lee
Stephens City
Lavern Preston
Earl Painter
Berwick
New Rich Seek Cultured Niche Amid Small-Town Names
The comment notes that newcomers crave a cultured community yet feel out of place among locals who still call them by friendly names like Bill and Susie.
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Bill
Susie
Change of Bus Terminals in Effect Today
The move affects intra state travel with multiple lines shifting to a new Union Bus Terminal in the George Washington Hotel building. Dispatcher Emory Peanut ny ser remains in a key role while Mrs. Stine plans to return to the United Bus Terminal on May 8. George L. Warthen and B. M. are overseeing preparations as lines move to the new Union Terminal.
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Union
Winchester
Cme
State Corporation Commission
Washington
Oldeye
Emisy
Tennessee
Old Dominion & den
J. Mack Noonan
Piccadilly
Streets
George Weetee
George Weetee Hotel Building. Mrs. Stine
Oand Ar
Er Union
Eastern
Stine
United Bus
Minal
Emory
Ny Ser
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Ans
BE. R. P
George L. Warthen
B. M
Old Dominion Vere
United Bus Terminal
Nation's Tribute to Heress Portrait statues in Washington
Portrait statues of Wi Kosciusko and Pulaski along with a poet Von Steuben are to be found in Washington. An Egyptian step pyramid dating to the Thirtieth B. C. was built by Imhobotep, noted as architect and the oldest physician known.
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Heress
Wi Kosciusko
Pepoet von Steuben
Pulaski
Washington
Egypt
Imbhotep
Sorrow's Revelation in a Quiet Moment
A reflective piece notes the weight of sorrow and the value of choosing to focus on the good amid trouble, urging steadfast luck and resilience in daily life.
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