Rainfall statistics for Winchester region 1913 1946
Rainfall data show 1948 year to date 28.66 inches and average annual rainfall over 35 years 36.20 inches. Monthly averages for 1913 1946 include 2.46 inches in January, 1.94 in February, 2.91 in March, 3.02 in April, 3.67 in May, 3.92 in June, 3.82 in July, 3.76 in August, 2.57 in September, 3.31 in October, 2.44 in November, 2.38 in December. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
State Committee Calls Saturday Meeting in Richmond
State Treasurer Jesse W W Dillon says 67 members will receive notices for a Saturday policy meeting in Richmond. The central committee may discuss establishing state Democratic headquarters and position on the presidential race ahead of the six week away election.
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Richmond
Jesse W W. Dillon
State Democratic Central Committee
Dillon
Central Committee
Thurmond- Wright
Truman-Barkley
House
Community notes from Green Springs on September events
Mrs A T Hartley spent a day with Mrs Howard Plotner and others visiting relatives in Green Springs Virginia. The community mourns the death of Mrs Emma Brill and Mr Charlie Brill visited by James Brill. Mr and Mrs Evan Harrison left for a Canadian vacation. E P Nagley returned from Newton D Baker hospital. Musselman Co. employs many locals in Inwood West Virginia.
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Green Springs
A. T. Hartley
Howard Plotner
Richard Milburn
Waterbury
Alberti Granted Full Membership In College
Homer E. Alberti, administrator of Winchester Hospital, is granted full membership in the American College of Hospital Administrators at the college’s annual Atlantic City convention. Mrs. Alberti will return after the convocation while Alberti remains for American Hospital Association meetings.
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American College of Hospital Administrators
Homer E. Alberti
Winchester Hospital
Atlantic City
Alberti
American Hospital Assn
Death of Ms. Benjamin Hubbard noted in Grimes Virginia
Grimes Virginia September 21 many friends express sorrow over the death of Ms. Benjamin Hubbard. Visitors include Mrs. Christopher Miller and family of White Post living in the tenant house of Mr. Earnest Clevenger. Several locals from Winchester and Salem Virginia visited relatives and attended the White Hall Mite Society meeting at Mrs. Sue Brown’s home.
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Calvin Furguson
Salem
Roy Furguson
Donald Flent
Washington, D. C
White Hall Mite Society
Sue Brown
White Hall
Harry Leight
Community Notes From Middleway Virginia and Nearby
Last Saturday spent with Mrs John Leight and family in Middleway West Virginia. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John Hubbard of Winchester and others calling at the Orndorff home. School began last Monday with large attendance and apple processing units are operating while the peach crop wrapped up last week.
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John Leight
Middleway
W. Va
John Hubbard
Winchester
Jonah Good
J. Orndorff
Harry McCauley
George Wright
Brucetown
Lawrence Orndorff
Hopewell
Casper Brown
Walter Brown
J. N. Good
John Triplett
North Mountain
Hugh Crim
James Alexander
Marysville
Ted Brown
Herbert Hodson
Welltown
C. W. Henshel
No scientific basis for snake mate vengeance belief
The text notes there is no scientific foundation for the common belief that killing a snake will cause its mate to appear soon seeking vengeance on the killer. It presents a skeptical view of this folklore without offering new evidence.
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