Funeral Rites Held for O. M. Kern in Gore Virginia
O M Kern died at his home near Rock Enon aged 67 68 and was laid to rest at Rock Enon Christian Church with the P O S of A Lodge in charge. He left a widow and many relatives from Keyser Winchester Cross Junction Wardensville and Gore and was noted for caring for many adopted children.
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Gainesboro
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Mt. Ercell
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Population of New York City in 1790 Tops 49,401
In 1790 New York City led the union with a population of 49,401. Other cities over 5,000 included Baltimore, Boston, Charleston, Philadelphia, Providence and Salem.
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Virginia Auto Headlight Law Update Limits Plain Glass Lamps
Virginia officials announce amendments to section 2412 of the state's motor vehicle code requiring lenses or non glare devices in all headlights. The March 29 1923 reenactment becomes effective June 27. No plain glass lamps, no unapproved headlight devices may be used sold or possessed. Manufacturers must submit lighting devices for testing and approval to the Secretary of the Commonwealth who will issue certificates of approval for compliant devices.
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State Automobile License Department of Virginia
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