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George Lutz, E. B. Armstrong i Edward Blair, Charles M. Clem, W. F. Bywaters, Mrs. ! Annie A. Cooke, Clifton Nethers, K. B. Armstrong, Mrs. Catherine Gollaher, Dr.
D. Ledendecker, Mr. and Mis. Stanley Magee, Mrs. J.1 S.Gplvin, Anonymous,Thomas RosenEerger, M. H. Brown, Homer1’ Rowzie, Maurice N. Rowzie, David L. Fannon, Rog er Batchelder, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jolliffe, Charles H. ! Davis, George F. Lawrence, j Edward J. Timmerman, Mrs.; Meriba Boggs, Paul* Brown, j ; Herman R. Terhune, Mrs., Mary W. Hutton, Boyd Brown, J. Milton Payne, Mrs. Doris Jenning, Robert B. Settle, Anonymous, Capt. and Mrs. 1 L. B. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson, W. R. Davis, V. V. Desmitt, Miss Dorothy Jack son, Mr. and Mrs. George Heflin, W. G. Hastham, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Liverman, H. W. Lehman, Levi Atkins, Jack Atkins, Robert Vetter, Paul Poling. Henry Deel, Aubrey B. Curtis, Amissville Junior Firemen, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dean, Mrs. Louise E. Smith, Paul Smith, James F. Massie, Mrs. Jacqueline Eastham, George W. Tolbert, Mrs John Early, Carl H. Nelson, William Printz, Louis Pattishall, Harry Davis, I. L. Parrish, Mrs. Edna E. Kidwell, John Fox Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Poling, Fenwick L. Bowey, Emerson Smith, Mrs. Jerry Curtis, Miss Lurena Zinn, John Jacobs, Stanley Settle, Roger Lee Stover, Mrs. Mary Hutton.
Deer Kill Totals 135
The deer kill in Rappahannock during the season just; closed numbered 135 and four bear were killed, accordingto figures compiled by Game' Warden J. W. Simpson of War; ren County. Of the deer killed,! 13 were doe and 122 were bucks. Three of the bear were1 male and one female.
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