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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1952

Page

5

Several Hundred Telegrams Pile Up for Gov Tuck Radio Address

South Boston reports a flood of several hundred telegrams arriving for former Governor William M. Tuck in response to his radio speech on his presidential campaign views. Aides refused to provide a sentiment breakdown. Tuck speaks at 6:15 tonight from WBTM Danville.

Boston William M. Tuck Tuck WBTM Danville

Hoop-Skirts Originated In Hoop-Petticoat Gap Landmark

Hoop skirts originated in the Hoop-Petticoat Gap at Round Hill near Winchester along the Great Road to Ohio. The region hosts the Little North Mountain once called Chambers Mountains and includes Round Hill Presbyterian and Methodist churches built in the 19th century. The Round Hill area served as a beacon for travelers, Indians, stage coaches, and later automobiles, with historic graves and family ties to Cartmell Hodgson Yeackley and others.

Winchester Ohio Ohio River Great Alleghenys Little North Mountain Chambers Mountains John Chambers Virginia Chambersville Little North Mountain Frederick County Round Hill Presbyterian Church Cartmell M. B. Cartmel Thomas K. Cartmell Old Grove Round Hill Presbyterian Great Road Old Round Hill Elizah Hodgson Henry Milhorn M. E Round Hill Milhorn William Hodgson Elizabeth Henry Sarah Milhorn Methodist Episcopal Church South Martha Ann Martin Y. Yeackley Sophia James Fling Loudoun County Mr. Hodgson John Hodgson Hudson River N. Y Hodgson Perry C. Gore William Campbell Old Round Top Smoky Mount County Derry Ireland Abram Palhamus Pennsylvania

Old Round Hill and Cartmell Legacy Near Winchester

The Old Round Hill near Winchester is the region’s high landmark honeycombed with iron ore and watershed. It shaped local fashion and supplied water to the area while figures like Thomas K. Cartmell and the Cartmell family rooted generations here.

Old Round Hill Winchester Washington Monument Hogue Creek Gap Indian Hollow Potomac Abram's Creek Opequon Harpers Ferry Massachettes Mountain Blue Ridge Tom Cartmell

Understanding life span and average length of life

Life span refers to the maximum number of years a human can live, a limit not exactly known but rarely exceeded beyond about a century. Average length of life is the mean number of years lived by individuals in a group from birth to the last survivor’s death.

Rally Day Program at Stephens City Methodist Church

The Stephens City Church School will present The Word of God as a playlet at 11 a m after a 9 45 a m Sunday School session. Participants include A R Marks Phyllis Herbaugh Jo Ann Bean Bobby Ayler and others with music by the Reliance Quartette.

Stephens City Word of God Church School A. R. Marks The Phyllis Herbaugh Jo Ann Bean Bobby Ayler Rufus Facey Ray Hicks Reliance Quartette

Trustees Fined for Building Church Without Permit

Five trustees of the Purcellville Pentecostal Church of the Assemblies of God were fined a total of $6,000 in Mayor's Court for violating a town ordinance. They were convicted after the church began a new structure on Main Street without a permit.

Purcellville Pentecostal Church of the Assemblies of God Ture

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Hallowe'en Hill's Tasoun St Eldridge Sirbaugh Highland Avenue Winchester, Va P.O. Box Hoop-Skirts L. Adolph Richards, M. A Nathaniel Cartmell Mr. Palhamus John Wesley Larrick Martin F. Yeackley Holmes, Fred Catherine Elizabeth Yeackley Aspen Shade Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Harrisburg N. Braddock St U.S Milroy U. S. Geodetic Survey U. S. Geological Survey Thomas K. Cartme Nathaniel Cartmell, Jr Nathaniel, Jr M. B. Cartmell Eliza Campbell Annie Glass James Carr Baker Greenwood W. H. Foote D. D Annie Lyle D. Coupland Randolph Ingleside J. R. Graham Evans Hotel Elizabeth Froman Paul Froman Sarah Bean Mordecai Bean Isaac Zane Monitor Norway St Mass S.A Iity Westinghouse Yeer Anderson B. F. Goodrich James Wood Band Bheer Schlitz Milwaukee Nous Permissirs Division of Christian Education National Council of Churches of Christ Weets Sioha DODGE Pine Motor CO S. Braddock & Cecil Sts
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