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1 la I've} \. 1 Icslnnon, mm, ot Culpeper , pr inc ipal of g at vim Re it i o n a I lligh School, was fount! dead at the school, Men day , Aunu.sr 14. No7. lie had been in tied mine health, for son,11 into. h uncivil services were held at tile graveside m Fair view Cemetery , at II a,in. Wednesday* condiM ta d. by Rev. K. [ . Banks, with Marshall buneral liomb in charge. A name of Culpeper, and a well-known educator, Mr. Fleshmou had been principal I of Carver since it was established in 1(>49 by Orange, Madison, Rappahannock and Culpeper Counties. It will become Piedmont Training School unde ' direction of T. N. Broyles tiiis fall. Deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs. Stella Fleshnion, ; Culpeper; arid two daughters, i Mrs. Barbara Baker, Maryland and Miss Lois Fleshmon, (Washington.
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