Memorial Service at Fairview Lutheran Church Sunday
Cross Roads briefs note a Memorial Service at Fairview Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11. John H. Coryell will teach the Bible lesson and Rev. P. E. Shealy will lead the morning and afternoon services with guest speakers and music. Services on standard time. Local visits and family news follow.
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Cross Roads
Fairview Lutheran Church
John H. Coryell
Pleasant Grove E.U
P. E. Shealy
Supervisor spends 140 dollars on tax survey in Erie County
Buffalo AP reports Supervisor Horace C. Johnson used 140 of his own money to prepare and mail 2000 questionnaires asking residents about a proposed Erie County sales tax increase. Fifteen responses were received. Also notes Mrs. Ethel Sirbaugh moved to the Pugh home and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitacre moved from Gore to Winchester.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Horace C. Johnson
Erie County
Ethel Sirbaugh
Cecil Pugh
Harry Whitacre
Gore
Winchester
Brucetown Social Notes Share Visits and News
Mrs Myrtle Mauzy and Mrs Gordon Hilde breed visited the Whitacre and Mauzy homes in Siler with Mike and Kathy of Clearbrook. Martinsburg Pike residents Mr and Mrs Romain Patton called on Andy Whitacre, while Leo Price of Greenwood Height visited Mrs Mary Price. The family rounds include J B Snapp and daughter Edward Elliott returning from Sarasota Fla, and many others visiting or hosting in Brucetown with relatives from Ridgeway West Virginia and nearby towns. Pvt Francis Williams from Fort Jackson visited before heading to Fort Dix, and Roy Clowser attended his son William Clowser’s funeral in Beverley West Virginia.
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Brucetown
Myrtle Mauzy
Gordon Hildebreed
Mike
Kathy
Clearbrook
Whitacre
Mauzy
Siler
Romain Patton
Martinsburg Pike
William Brown
Pittsburg
Andy Whitacre
Leo Price
Greewood Height
Mary Price
J. B. Snapp
Edward Elliott
Sarasota
Fla
Lloyd Thompson
Near Ridgeway
W. Va
W. B. Castleman
William Hildebrand
Edward Godfrey
Eddie
Kay
Near Stephenson
Fred Hildebrad
Calvin Cain
Sharron
Wally Cain
Annandale
Gary Cain
Pease A. F
Portsmouth
N. H
Sandra
Karen Thompson
Alice Oakes
Winchester
Arnold Gordon
Francis Williams
Fort Jackson
S. C
James Merica
Roy Clowser
William Clowser
Beverley
Lawndale
Calif
Police Hunt For Baby Boa Constrictor
In New York Harlem police searched for a 414 foot baby boa constrictor missing from a pet shop on Wednesday night. A Bronx Zoo spokesperson reported the incident as authorities investigated the unlikely escape.
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New York
Harlem
Bronx Zoo
Army Engineers Get Go Ahead on Beach Repairs
Army Engineers won authorization to begin beach repair work along Virginia Beach after a Federal Disaster Relief Act approval. William D. Patton, regional director of the Office of Emergency Planning, said crews are ready to start immediately with costs to be negotiated.
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Army Engineers
Washington
Virginia
William D. ‘Patton
Office of Emergency Planning
Virginia Beach
Army
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Jennings Fletcher
Norman Clark
Leonard
Foster Sargent
W. J. Line
Cheryl
Delia Hicks
Truman Haines
R. L. Hahn, Jr
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R. I
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Thurman Clark
Cliffvale
Capon
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Sunoco
Appalachian Mountains
Russell B. Oates
Russell Oates
Cliffvale Park
Ino. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
N. Loudoun St
Swimley Furniture Store
E. Piccadilly St
Shenandoah Bottled Gas & Appliance Co., Inc
S. Loudoun St. Winchester
W. T. Grant CO
N. Cameron St
N. Kent St
Shenandoah Block CO
H. C. Lewin Construction CO
Brucetown News
American Potash & Chemical Corp
Corning Glass Works
Lone Star Cement Corp
National Steel Corp
Socony Mobil Oil CO
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White, Weld & Co
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N. Cameron Street
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