Snapp Family Holds First Annual Reunion at Opequon
The Snapp family of Frederick County held its first annual reunion at the original homeplace near Opequon with several hundred relatives attending. A family association was organized with officers including President Joseph Morgan Snapp and Vice President H Paul Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp
Opequon
Frederick County
Vicini
Albert M. B. Snapp
Methodists Episcopal Church
Bouth
Wardensville
W. Va
Joseph Morgan Snapp
H. Paul Rhodes
Winchester
Ralph B. Snapp
C. Vernon Eddy
Joseph B. Newlin
Lloyd A. Womeldorph
H Tilden Snapp
Robert Snapp
H. Tilden Snapp
Bryant Snapp
Joseph M. L. Snapp
J. M. Snapp
Georgina
Williams Winchester
Holmes Snapp
F. R. Snapp
Anna M. Snapp
Virginia M. Snapp
Martinsburg
H. F. Snapp Boyer
Ruth
Houston
J. L . Snapp
Woodstock, Va
John H. Snapp
J Paul
Inwood
R. M. Cougill
Stephens City
John Bywaters
Robert
Oscar
Uon
Marshall Kremer
Rebecca Funk
Alice Lupton
Burton Ritter
M. H. Rhodes
James B. Snapp
Middletown
C. M. Snapp
Hayfield
Elmer Bucher
Mountain Palls
Nellie Brown
Ruby Brown
Wilbur
Walter Brown
Julia Windell
Lebanon Church
W. L. Hyatt
Harry M. Wendell
Virgie McFarland
Berryville
Joe Bayliss
A. W Snapp
Florence Cooper
Kenneth Wendell
Raymond Snapp
Minnie Orndoff
Nellie Strosnider
J. D. Snapp
C. 8. Snapp
Edgar Smoke
Marie Flegel
Mt. Williams
Herbert
Lamp
Washington, D. C
D. G Pothamus
Margaret Bryant Snapp
Sarah Snapp Moling
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Jean Howland Moling
P. F. Snapp
B L. Snapp
Kernstown
Hunter Barley
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Grain price listings from Chicago Baltimore Richmond and Washington detail wheat corn oats rye and barley prices and seed markets. The report notes specific quot ed prices for futures and spot cash markets across multiple cities and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Richmond
Virginia
California
Virginia Creamery
Thought Slave Descendants Found in Remote Caucasus
Report claims descendants of enslaved people from a galleon wrecked in the Black Sea were recently discovered in a distant Caucasus region. Researchers study lineage and origins amid curiosity and unresolved histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Black Sea
City Planning Notes Forwarded To Commission
Richmond October 2 The Federal public works board for Virginia forwarded to the state planning commission a memorandum outlining minimum municipal facilities. Towns 1 000 or under need water works sewerage small town hall schools fire police jail and courtroom paved principal streets a school fire protection and street lighting. Towns 5 000 or under need swimming pool athletic field playground hospital library traffic control and an airport. Towns 10 000 should add a park large city hall auditorium separate fire station comfort station street lighting welfare and employment office and no slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal Public Works Board For Virginia
State Planning Commission
Board On State Planning
Gov Pollard Refuses Clemency in Virginia Dog Case
Governor Pollard declines to act on clemency requests for a black and white setter dog owned by Mrs. Marion Belk of Charlottesville. The dog, banned for sheep killing, was exiled from Virginia August 1 by Albemarle magistrate J. W. Wolfe, with Albemarle Circuit Court Judge Lemuel F. Smith upholding the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Marion Belk
Charlottesville
Virginia
J. W. Wolfe
Albemarle
Lemuel F. Smith
Albemarle Circuit Court
Oyster preparation method for frying and serving on toast
The article explains a simple process for pan frying oysters. Clean the oysters, heat a dry pan, add oysters and stir until edges curl, then add butter pepper and salt and serve on toast.
September Marriages Reach Par With June In 1933
The corporation clerk reports September issued marriage licenses in 1933 close to June figures. Through mid September 1933, 97 marriages are on record versus 105 by October 1, 1932, as couples from the city and distant places sought vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Corporation Clerk’s Office
Eston Tevalt Recovering After Trapeze Accident
Eston Tevalt, 16, son of Mr and Mrs M H Tevalt, convalesces in Memorial Hospital after a fall from a trapeze last Saturday. Doctors report a probable skull fracture, but he has regained consciousness and is expected to recover barring unforeseen developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eston Tevalt
M. H. Tevalt
Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Hershman
Star Tannery
E. A. Snapp
Edinburg
Charles B
James O
Leonard R. Snapp
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Racey
Louise, Anna and
Marzelle
Boyce
John Lee
Mary Singhass
White Post
F. D. Funkhouser
Milton Hoover
Woodstock
H. L. Snapp
R. C
Gerald M
F. D
Catherine A
F. D. Snapp
Joyce Ann
Hagerstown
R. C. Snapp
W Va
H. Tevault
Mary
Retha
Gertie
Blanch Snapp
Alfred L. Snapp
Alfred Lee Jr
Luther Snapp
Jamsin E. Snapp Collis
Harry
Joseph
Jamie
Edith. Lonas
T. W. Hyatt
Ranson
Hunter M. Snapp
H. M. Jr
Clarence
M. Grim
Baltimore, Md
Wigginton
Lola Wigginton
Thelma Billie
J. D
William
Womeldorph
Donald
Raymond
Wanda
Lee
Lloyd and Branner
Lovettsville
John J. Nicholas
Port Republic
W. D. Eye
Summit Point
S. E. Snapp
Maynard
Vernie
Vergie
Albert Beulah
Hunter
Abelia
Edwin
T. Snapp
Grace
Carl
Margaret
Germantown
H. C. Womeldorph
J. H. Snapp
L. F. Orndoff and Sons
Franklin
Sec
M. Kelly
Forest Glenn
Pearl McIinee
Nora Parrish
H. E. White
Elkins
N. O. White
W. F. Orndoff
N M. Bowers
Grantsville
J. E Crabill
Mary Crabill
Mary Snapp Cook
Gladys E
Shepherdstown
James C Ritter
S. B. Snapp
Strasburg
Corrie Price
Brunswick
Hattie Cougill
Stuart E
John C
Washington
D.C
J. A. R. Snapp
Clarence C. Snapp
Joe T. Frye
A. M. B. Sna
Floyd T
Pauline
Marpole
Wesley
Wardenaville
Carrie Snapp
Cristinna Snapp
H. T. Snapp
Opéquon
H. A Snapp
Plymouth Rocks
Long Island Ducks
Kennery
U. S
New York
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Baltimore Livestock
Jersey City Livestock
Jersey City
N. Y
Chicago Livestock
Gov. Pollard
Warner Bros
Jackie Oe
Capitol
Harpers Ferry
Saltimore
Wenders
Louise
Joe
Conoco
Cogeco
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Colo
America
West Indies
Goodyear
S. Braddock
S& Phone
Dellinger Brothers Show Room
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