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OF FORMER DAYS
Juno 14, 1935
Joseph Reid of Huntly attended the races at Charles Town Saturday and came away a real lucky winner to the tune of $1,873. > Alexander Erwin Hackley of Amissville was among: the graduates at the University of Virginia, receiving his B.A. degree in 1933.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Trotter and two children of Hollywood, Calif., are leaving this week after a visit to Mrs. S. G. Bruce.
March 29, 1935
There was a solid vote for the water system.
Mrs. John Browning has returned to Greenfield, for the sum®*r, after spending several months wrEK her'mofherlii"Washington, D.C“THE
TATTLER”
Mr. Davis to Mrs. Campbell: I wish you would remove that long feather from your hat when you go to the movies.
Mrs. Moffett went to Front Royal today to get her groceries and Mr. Moffett’s trousers.
September 17, 1938
Much to the Mayor’s joy the town water will soon be used. It is reported that* the reservoir is almost running over, of course this is just a report—but it must be true, because the Mayor (Mr. Willie) has a 6-inch grin.
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If .a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger?
---- Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rutherford of Castleton, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Archfe Eugene, born April 23.
*-Tfdve—Strike Back At Cancer!
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