Festival of Leaves Showcases Peter Lehew Exhibit at Confederate Museum
The Confederate Museum hosts a Festival of Leaves exhibit on Peter Lehew, Warren County founder, with his genealogy, land deeds, and Civil War letters. Mrs. Lola Wood organized it. descendants and relatives contribute family Bibles, wills, photos, and maps detailing Lehew land divisions and Blue Ridge holdings. The museum is open Saturday and Sunday 9 to 6 with standard or block-ticket access.
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Peter Lehew
Front Royal
Confederate Museum
Lola Wood
Lehew
Christopher Marr
Happy Creek
Lehens
Warren County
Wood
J. Miller Jett
Colonies
United States
Vietnam
Jonathan
Wesley Lehew
Sgt. J. Lehew
Marr
John Lehew
Spencer Lehew
Eli Lehew
Peter
Anne Vannort
Eli
Anne
Blue Ridge
Presley Pomeroy
Pilot Governor To Visit Here In Winchester
Mrs. Alice B. Hanes District XI Pilot Governor will visit the Winchester Pilot Club Monday at 6 30 p m at the Wayside Inn. She has 23 years with the Portsmouth Pilot Club and has held multiple offices including president. More than 100 Pilots and Co-Pilots from District XI are expected as Winchester hosts the district Fall Council.
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Alice B. Hanes
Pilot International
Winchester Pilot Club
Wayside Inn
Pilot Club of
Portsmouth
Victory
Order of the Eastern Star
Redland Baptist Church
Beta Sigma
Linda Hines
Linda Kinkead
Nancy Kilmer
Nora Davis
Maxine Jacobin
Epsilon
Susan Puffinburger
Mary Anne Pulling
Beta Sigma Phi
Winchester
Recovery, Inc. Self-Help Group Meeting Offered
A weekly Recovery, Inc. meeting is held Monday at 8 p.m. in Winchester George Washington Hotel Room 32. The non-profit organization offers self-help aftercare methods to prevent relapses in nervous or former mental patients and nervous persons. Meetings are open to the public and free. Call 635-2208 for information.
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Recovery, Inc
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Association of Nervous Persons
Recovery
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
More Women Miners Embrace New Roles in Industry
New York AP reports the Engineering and Mining Journal survey showsWomen are entering mining jobs as truck drivers mill operators cage operators drill operators welders and dozers. A smaller number join as analysts engineers geologists and assayers. Meanwhile Little Mountain United Methodist Church Cedar Grove hosts a Christmas bazaar on November 8 at 9 a.m. with luncheon and baked goods.
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New York
Engineering and Mining Journal
The
Little Mountain United Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
Mrs Pansy Mangum Remains Hospitalized in Winchester
Mrs Pansy Mangum of Nain remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Pansy Mangum of
Nain
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Outsmarting The Ca$h Register
The article outlines how the U S food system operates efficiently from farm to store and how households can control costs. It recommends budgeting planning menus shopping skills coupon clipping label reading and organized shopping lists to stretch resources and reduce expenses. It stresses using newspaper Food Day and manufacturer info for specific product data.
Eyeglasses Shape Wardrobe Trend Across Genders
Arlington based Optical Manufacturers Assn director Eugene Adams Keeney notes eyewear is now a wardrobe accessory. He says Bermuda convention reports show six months of rising sales for fashionable frames, with men increasingly embracing eyewear as a style item and women buying multiple pairs to match daywear and evening outfits.
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Arlington, Va
Eugene Adams Keeney
Optical Manufacturers
Assn
Keeney
Bermuda
Engagement and safety notices mix in local column
The notice details the engagement of Joanne Baden to Thomas W. Miller and includes health department cautions on home heating safety. It notes 19 000 ER visits yearly for heater related accidents in the U S and Virginia deaths from home fires in 1973 plus cautions on carbon monoxide, fuel vapors, and electric heater hazards.
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U.S
State Health Department
John A. Baden
Vicar Lane
Alexandria
Joanne
Thomas W. Miller
Russell D. Miller
Wilkins Drive
Winchester
Miss Baden
Xi Gamma Pi plans fall art auction and bake sale series
The third regular Xi Gamma Pi meeting at Tricia Stine's home discussed bake sale on Oct 25, Christmas items, and an art auction on Nov 28 at Duff's Pagoda Room. National Art Auction Gallery in New York will manage the sale with oils by Dali and Picasso among pieces. Proceeds will fund two Xi Gamma Pi scholarships.
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Xi Gamma Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Tricia Stine
Duff's Pagoda Room
National Art Auction Gallery
New York
Dali
Max
Picasso
Marge Webber
Lynn Young
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Epsilon Chapter
Centenary United Methodist Church
World's Shortest River D River in Oregon
The D River in Oregon measures about 440 feet and is widely regarded as the world's shortest river. The name itself is brief, matching its tiny length and iconic status in regional geography. Local observers note its fame despite the modest watercourse.
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Oregon
Survival guide warns of hypothermia risks in cold winds
The piece explains that humans can survive weeks without food and days without water, but only hours in freezing temperatures. It notes hypothermia as the risk from exposure and warns a head uncovered can lose half of body heat, urging readers to wear a hat as cold weather approaches.
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Alice Hanes
Hugh Rose
the Claymont Society
Charles Town
W. Va
Winchester Evening Star
Susan Burke
Joanne Baden and
Baden- Miller
Health Department
William H. Hatfield
Lord Fairfax Health District
Women of John Mann United Methodist Church
Dana A. Linder
Donald H. Linder Sr
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Louisburg College
St. Augustine College
Chowan College
Atlantic Christian College
San Diego
Cal
Boat
Danner House Inn
Cinca
Catering Service
Joel Bailes
Georgetown Street
Fiddler
Carolyn Hammock
2Nd and
Main St
Middletown
OLD Dominion Kitchen & Bath Supply
S. Loudoun St
Wed &Frienes Thurs
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