Berryville Socials and Military Movements
Berryville notes celebrate births at Winchester Memorial Hospital Kristin Lynn O'Brien and Kevin Bryan Levi with mothers Nan Levi and Carol Tomblin. families and visiting colleagues. Local personnel from the Air Force and Navy share weekend visits, travels to Fort Knox and Keesler, and a dental society meeting in Norfolk.
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Winchester
Norfolk
Virginia State Dental Society
Golden Triangle Motel
Lawrence Kackley
David
Becky
Woodbridge
Denzil Kackley
Captain Kackley
Fort Knox
John A. Levi
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kevin Bryan Levi
Levi
Carol Louise Tomblin
Levies
John Michael
Samuel Martin Levi
Malcolm McDonald
Malcolm McDonald, Jr
Alexandria
Benjamin Franklin Gray
Debra Marie Gray
Nelson Linaburg
Suffolk
Jabeas Howard
Hg Methodist
Sur
Berkeley Harris
Cora Beverley Harris
Seaford
Del
Harris
Lynch
James Roderick Allen
Douglas Allen
Arlington
Baltimore
G. P. Cadwallader
Elmer Ritter
Crow's Nest
Virginia
Katherine Page
Joel D. Griffing
Lexington
Miss
Daisy N. Griffing
Russell Kaplan
Roy Fishpan
Centerville
Kaplan
Ronald Kaplan
Patuxent Naval Air Base
Harley McDonald
Jerry McDonald
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Anonymous Writer Admits Starting Va. Forest Fire
Governor Harrison discussed arson concerns after a dry spell fueled forest and brush fires in Virginia. An anonymous letter signed "A Satisfied Tourist" claimed responsibility and referenced a prior speeding arrest. The note was given to the Chief Forester for investigation as rains ended restrictions on camping and fishing.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Harrison
George W. Dean
Charlottesville
Governor Harrison Backs National Uniform Time Plan
Gov. Harrison urged Congress to set uniform time nationwide amid a daylight saving time patchwork. He favored federal rules for consistency though typically preferring states’ rights. He also said Virginia should not pursue a state lottery to raise revenue and warned gambling invites crime.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison ,Jr
Congress
Harrison
Senate Commerce Committee
A. Willis Robertson
D- Va
Virginia
Washington
Bristol
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Power Line Dispute Flares In Warren County
Warren County supervisors schedule May 10 meeting to gauge public opposition to a 500000 volt line rerouted to cross northeast Warren. VEPCO plans to move power from Mt Storm West Virginia to Virginia suburbs of Washington. Ced arville residents press board to record opposition while others fear land values and tax impacts. A June 24 hearing in Richmond is set on the proposed line.
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Front Royal
Clarke County
Warren
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Virginia Hunt Country
West Virginia
Mt. Storm
Virginia
Wahsington
D.C
Cedarville
Warren County
Washington
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
VEPCO
Warren County Board
Bloodmobile to visit Clarke twice in May
Clarke County will host the American Red Cross Bloodmobile on May 10 at Holy Cross and May 17 at Berryville Community Building. Col. Ernest O. Lee says Clarke could lead the 29 counties by donation percentage. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with volunteer staff assisting.
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Bloodmobile
Clarke
Berryville
American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Clarke County
Col
Ernest 0. Lee
Blood
Holy Cross
Washington Blood Center
Lee
Remarks Criticize New Hampshire Governor After Careful Review
A passage notes that remarks should sound critical of New Hampshire or its governor since the matter had been carefully considered there. The context implies a formal critique tied to a deliberate evaluation.
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New Hampshire
Fishermen Campers Thinkers All Go To The Shenandoah
A Star feature on Shenandoah River outings describes fishermen campers and thinkers enjoying sun moonlight and camp meals by the river. It notes simple gear, varied trips from day to week, and debates on river pollution and fish abundance. Entwined memories and leisure drive many who visit even as some doubt fish stocks.
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The
Shenandoah
Keith Stickley
Shenandoah River
Queen Shenandoah Recalls Dreams and Festival Glory
Miss Farland reflects from Carter Hall on becoming queen for two days during the Winchester festival. She speaks of learning Spanish, dreams of foreign correspondence in Latin America, and enjoying the parade with the townspeople. She notes her family support and that her sister and brothers are part of a close, non jealous clan.
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Miss Farland
Latin America
Carter Hall
Millwood
Here
Winchester
Clarke County
Frank Christopher
Capon Rim Rock
Capon River
Handley
Panama
Shenandoah
Page
Richard
Christopher
Madrid
Spain
Nanna
Washington
New York
Iain
Apple Pie Ridge Blaze At Home Of Wade Jones
Round Hill and Gainesboro firemen fought strong winds that spread fire through two outbuildings at Wade Jones’s Apple Pie Ridge home. The blaze scorched trees and broke windows. two structures could not be saved. Cause unknown. tools, a lawn mower, and paint burned. A chimney fire at Cecil Street was dampened this morning.
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Round Hill
Gainesboro
Wade Jones
Apple Pie Ridge
Cecil St
Jones
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Berryville Socials
D. Blanton Allen
Huffman
Proctor Business College
Carlyle Buliman
Gov
U.S
Power Line
Hassle
First National Bank
Erryville
Powers
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bob's Western Auto
S. Church St
Berryville, Va
Clarke County News
Winchester Evening Star
Apple Ridge
Commergaal Banking
Clark County
Federal Reserve System
Boyce
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