Henry IV First Used Chicken in Every Pot Phrase
The saying symbolizing national prosperity came from Henry IV of France. He reportedly wished every family would have a chicken in the pot at least once a week, earning the nickname Le Roi de Poule-Au-Pot.
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Henry IV
France
Navarre
Yaffle's Pecking Reduces House to Sieve
In England a woodpecker known as a Yaffle damages a Essex home with large holes and constant pecking. Mrs. D. M. Gay cannot legally kill the bird, yet the bird persists, laughing from a tree as the house becomes sieve like.
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London
Grimes Local Notes On Residents And Community Events
Grimes Virginia reports show Morris as Orchard manager at Col Robert Barton on Apple Pie Ridge visiting on business. Lawrence Swart ill at Galilee. J A Padgett family from Washington weekend guests of A A Fleck. Randolph Birch family from Summit Point visited Butsler Welch. Hensell and Good in Bunker Hill on business. Chapman of Bunker Hill and Gardner of Ridgeway painting Galilee church interior. Farmers finish apples, begin corn. cold weather hinted by geese southbound. Census notes 3069 counties and 26 independent cities. Yellowstone National Park spans three states.
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Charles Hensell
Jonah Good
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Porter Chapman
Grantham Gardner
Ridgeway
Old Galilee
Commissioners to Review Bowman Estate in Frederick Co
In Frederick County Circuit Court the case of James L Bowman et al against Loraine E Bowman et al is referred to W. E. Edwards, Master Commissioner, to audit and report on debts, estates, real property, partitions, fees, and any dower for Loraine E Bowman. Notices to be published weekly for four weeks in Winchester papers. October 21 1948.
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Frederick Count
Virginia
James L. Bowman
Loraine E. Bowman
W. E. Edwards
Phillip C. Bowman
Robert E. O'Neal
Robert E. O’neal
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Quonset Buildings Highlight School Cost Savings in Virginia
Gov. William Tuck urged the League of Virginia Counties to consider a new low cost Quonset style school building now in Floyd County as a model for state schools. The structure houses 125 Negro pupils at about 387 per pupil, with current estimates at 400 to 500 per pupil. The governor cited county financial health improving and urged self sustaining local government and a possible sales tax. The VEA backs sales tax and counties seek a special session. James W. Smith of Ashland elected president of the Association of Trustees.
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Richmond
Virginia
Old Point Comfort
William Tuck
League of Virginia
General Assembly
Virginia Association of School Trustees
Virginia Education Association
W H. Stauffer
Virginia State Camber of Commerce
Stauffer
Legislative Commission On
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Floyd County
Commonwealth
VEA
Association of Trustees
James W. Smith
Ashland
Randolph W. Church
Local Roundup From Green Springs Virginia October News
Green Spring news reports Winfred Marne returning home and various visits around Winchester. Details include Mrs Albert Luttrell and son Gary Lee visiting in Winchester, families visiting Mr Lloyd Milburn, Mrs Martha O Brien visiting relatives, Delmar Saville ill at home, and Jennie Dix improving. A note adds small dogs hear higher pitched sounds than large dogs.
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Green Springs
Winfred Marne
Albert Luttrell
Gary Lee
Winchester
Howard Plotner
A. R. McCarty
Howard Fiddler
Russell
Bessie Catlett
Irene Catlett
Lloyd Milburn
Martha O’brien
Delmar Saville
James Brill
Raymond Luttrell
Jennie Dix
Wright to address Winchester district meeting at Luray church
Reverend William A. Wright, pastor at Braddock Street Methodist, is slated to speak at the Winchester district annual meeting on Monday night at Luray Methodist church. The 3 PM devotionals will be led by Rev. R. A. Craig, Berryville. Also speaking are Rev. E. A. Plunkett and Rev. E. Day, with district superintendent Rev. F. B. Oglesby presiding.
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Braddock St. Methodist Church
Winchester
Luray Methodist Church
R. A. Craig
Berryville
E. A. Plunkett
Montague Ave
Stephens City
F. B. Oglesby
Clarke Considers Recreation Program for Clarke County
Berryville chamber of commerce directs a public meeting at Battletown restaurant to discuss launching a Clarke County recreation program. R F Blaisdell represents the National Recreation Association as a speaker at 1 p m Tuesday.
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Berryville
Amelia Earhart Lighthouse Location Question
The lighthouse dedicated to the aviator was built in 1938 on Howland Island, located about 1,600 miles southwest of Hawaii.
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Howland Island
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