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and patriotism. Mrs. Claude Guinn of the Culpeper organization made the presentation. James E. Ellmore of Amissville transported the U.S. mail from Warrenton to Washington, Va. by way of Amissville and back again on Friday for the last time on a regular schedule. Had he continued until April 4 of this year, his service on the mail route would have encompassed 26 years. In the past year, he says he had one day off. Mr. Ellmore is married to the former Annie Pullen of Washington and they reside in their home on Route 211. Mrs. J. Bradley Atkins of Sperryville has been in the service station business since the mid 1940’s and the station had been in operation for many years prior to that. “This is the worst I have ever seen things and last week was the first time I have ever had to hang out a no gas sign.” said Mrs. Atkins. The precious liquid had become somewhat scarce in the Rappahannock area until March supplies arrived to alleviate the situation.
10 Years Ago
Thursday, March 9, 1989
In recognition of their contribution to the Panthers’ championship sea
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