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The clipping this text was read from
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At the McGlothlin reunion on Saturday, June 1 persons honored included Rev. C.M. McGlothlin, most children present and oldest person; Reves and Dot Childress, longest married couple; Joey Taylor, youngest; Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Schloe, greatest distance traveled; Mrs. Edith Wright, special achievement/event in past year for surviving the tornado1 that hit Remington; also, she was named Director of Instruction for Fauquier schools following 36 years as an educator, inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame at Grundy High School, and was named in the Marquis Who’s Who in the South and Southwest.

Leonard “Bill” Bailey would appreciate any information, especially photos, when he lived in Amissville as a child. Mail to him at 9805, 64th Dr., N.E., Marysville, Wash. 98270. He is the son of the late Ella Clatterbuck and Richard Bailey.

It’s nice to see cooler temperatures return following May’s recordbreaking temps with 11 days in the 90s. I saw a fawn Saturday night that looked like a rabbit, it was so small. It was in the driveway aginst the fence. Please be careful making hay during this time.

A volunteer is still needed to write the Amissville news; please contact the newspaper directly, as well as provide your news in the meantime directly to the paper. (I’m doing better, thanks for your prayers.)

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