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NOTICE—My property is POSTED.

No trespassing. No hunting

of any kind. VERNON R.

GATLEY. ' ll-20-7tpd

NOTICE—My land is POSTED.

No trespassing. No hunting. E.

W. GOltE, Spcrryville, Va.

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NOTICE—My property is POSTED.

No Trespassing. No Deer

hunting; no hunting of any kind.

MRS. O. B. SWINDLER.

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company.

President R. Paul Smith also congratulated those entering the company’s 15 Year Club and stated that it was veteran employees, such as the group being honored, who were responsible to a great extent for the company’s growth and development through the years.

A total of 137 Potomac Edison System and Blue Ridge Lines employees received 15 year service pins and certificates at the company’s Beneficial Association pieetings this year. The get-togethers were held in Hagerstown, Cumberland, Martinsburg, Winchester and Frederick.

Local residents who received 15 year pins and certificates included: Daniel S. Elsea, William A. Hovermale, L. Merhle Slifer, William F. Cline and William G. Zirkle of Winchester; Roland F. Bean, James M. Emerson, Everett L. Emerson, Harry L. Aleshire, Carson F. Aleshire, How ard F. Stine, Arthur B. Stouffer, John W. Kemp, William E. Davis, James E. Tanner and Ethel B. Price of Front Royal, Luray and Madison; and Kenneth F. MacDonald of Riverton.

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