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The Washington Rescue Squad * answered two calls last week.'Late Wednesday afternoon, they carried Mrs. Bertha Cary to the Warren Memoriaft*Hospital. She suffered a ,heart attack. She remains in the Warren Memorial,' Hospital and her condition is reported as satisfactory’.

May aft«(ioo®, the Rescue Squad was called to Blacksburg to • take Marshall Barber, who had 'had a stroke, to University Hospital in Charlottesv ille.

The Sperryvitte fire Company answered two calls last '’week. A chimney caught fire at the horn* of “Grey Eye” Atkins and n ' MondaV they were called to Dol- , den Jenkins’ where a flue had caught fire and spread to the ,inside of the house by the time the fire company got to the house. Minor damages were done to the house and flue. The /hnissvQIe Fire Company' answered two calls last week when they were called Saturday night to; a chimney fire at the home of Flo- j rence Settle between Qastleton and, Rock, Mills. The fire company reports no damage done.

On Monwr-they were called to a field fire at Bill Scott’s.

The Castleton Fire Company ' answered two calls to chimney fires during the past week. One call on Saturday was to Florence Settle at Rock Mills about 12:30 a.m.Sunday morning and the other one was to James W Fletcher’s house occupied by Pony Compton it Laurel Mill, Monday about 8 a.m. No damages. ‘

The Flint Hill Ftre Company was called out late 1*$* Tuesday night to a chimney fire/at Robert Ausberry’s. They answered a call Monday to the home of Col. Holme*. The fire started I in the and right much damage was done in order to get to the logs to/puT’ out the fire. ■, r • '

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