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25 YEARS AGO RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS From the Jan. 19,'1961 edition
In Rappahannock County Circuit
Court Friday, January 13, Mrs. Kate Scott, of Huntly, on behalf of her eight year old daughter, Barbara Ann Scott brought suit for $50,000 against Dale Raymond Barnes of Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston, S.C. for injuries sustained by Barbara Ann when she was struck by an automobile operated by Barnes. The accident occurred on Route 522 near Mills Store at Huntly, Va. on August 25, 1959...After deliberating for hours, the jury could not reach a decision.
Most of this area was covered with snow which fell steadily all day Sunday, but much of the precipitation melted because of moderate temperatures and ground already wet from rain. • Front Royal had as much as seven inches and through Rappahannock it way very spotty, while in Culpeper the snow did not stick. One accident as a result of slippery highways occurred six miles west of Sperryville on Route 211 when a ’56 G.M.C. bus driven by Paul William McGee of Roanoke and owned by the Greyhound Corporation and a ’56 Ford owned and operated by Alvin Paul Painter of Luray collided. The Painter vehicle skidded into the bus on the snow-covered mountain and Painter received a cut lip and chipped tooth. Property damage was estimated at $350,
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