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50 YEARS AGO
Sept. 21, 1950
B.R. Armel of Luray, who three years ago built the Washington Theatre, is now building an electrical shop, adjoining the theatre. This building of cinder block, will be 16 by 76 feet. In back of the shop Mr. Armel is building a small apartment. This new business enterprise will handle electrical fixtures and electric appliances and repair work of all kinds will be done here. John Peyton Snead has returned to Woodberry Forest School for his senior year. Pete Estes left Sunday for Randolph Macon at Front Royal. Miss Mary Massie Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Lea, a senior at Stuart Hall, Staunton, has been elected as senior class representative
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