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40 Years ago
July 25,1968
The average Rappahannock County resident has become more dependent upon the automobile in hie dully life than ever befbre. according to n new survey, tt sh<»ws that a relatively small percentage of local families are now with* out ears. Many families, on the other hand, have more than one enr. When the Willard Hotel, famous Washington. D C., land mark closed its doors last week it meant the termination of a job held Ihr 27 yenrs by a native of Rappahannock County. Moses Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clabe Burke of Washington. Vo Mr Burkes future plans are uncertain but he hopes to continue in hotel work or with tla« govemment.
Beverly Atkina was crowned Queen of the Hperryville carnival Friday evening Hhe receives her crown IVorn out going tjueen, Bonnie Sue Dodson.
25 YEARS AGO
July 28,1983
It was unofficial, hut word has it that Rinehart l^neh and Patrick O'Connell, were vtrted favorite losses by their staff at 'Hie Inn at Little Washington on Monday. And it s no wonder. The vote was taken just liefnre the employee’s and their gu<*sts left «m the bus for Bush Hardens. 'Hie trip was a present from Lynch and O’Connell. In the late IW20’s mid early Ift.'IOs, Walker Jenkins of Washington operated a bus mute, carrying passengers for
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