New York
Named 6,386 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Apr 26, 1951 “Intimate, revealing arucies “Intimate, revealing arucies about colorful New York personalities”—phew! Don’t embarrass us. Intimate, revealing articles, besides being extremely vulgar, are more than likely also poor taste. And why insult me by insinuating I’d be interested? As for “colorful personalities,” I’m sorry...
- Apr 26, 1951 Your photos, which you say capture Your photos, which you say capture all the excitement and variety of New York, wouldn’t stand a chance right now against the views I see each day. You see, sir, your skyscrapers give you no chance to see the mountains...
- Apr 26, 1951 Washington_ 722 ...county, Washington_ 3,496 Missouri, Franklin county, Washington___ 6,860 Nebraska, Washington county, Washington_ 55 New Hampshire, Sullivan county, Washington_ 168 New Jersey, Warren county, Washington Boro.- 4 803 New York, Orange county, Washingtonville - 816 North Carolina, Beaufort county, Washington- 9,698...
- May 3, 1951 -Ur ...Shropehires, 19 Southdowns, and 20 Dorsets, Litton said. .The 18 states •MMgihm'jf 'afe"’ New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Maryland, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Connecticut, Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, New Jersey, Georgia, and Virginia. Awards amounting to some $1,350 will be...
- May 3, 1951 in€ most unusual iua ucu x vc ...an old fishing boat lodged only a few hundred yards from a busy New York-Boston highway. Undisturbed by the rumble of passing trucks, the mother and her five cubs lived normal lives. I managed to observe the family by concealing...
- May 10, 1951 -JlWhorton—S ...son of Mrs. Virginia Menefee Lewis of Sperryville and H. Fielding' Lewis of New York. t
- May 10, 1951 Wallace Russell Injured ...car in the highway—or it struck him. Whether the other car, bearing a New York license, was moving or was parked is not known. In fact, the accident should have a record on what is not known: no one seems...
- May 10, 1951 County News Notes County News Notes Brooke Moffett of the Medical College of Va., was the week-end guest of his mother Mrs. Bertie Lib Moffett and Brooke Miller at their home “Greenwood”. ’ Miss Mary Elizabeth Hite is visiting Miss Florence Duke at...
- May 10, 1951 Mrs. O. V. DeVane and Miss ...Hunter sponsor). Mrs. Flossie Brumng, Mrs. Margaret Hunter and Howard Butler motored fo New York over the week end. Mpis. Hunter visited her daughters. Mrs. Bruning visited friends and relatives. Mrs. Blanch Fletcher, Mrs. Louemma, Williams, Mrs. George Porter, Mrs....
- May 17, 1951 Mrs. Kistner Lectures ...Club was most fortunate in procuring the services of Mrs. Ruth Kistner, of New York, to give two lectures on flower arrangement, at the Sperryville school auditorium on Monday, May 14. These lectures were open to the public and those...
- May 17, 1951 In the afternoon session Mrs. ...at the Waldorf Astoria for Gen. and Mrs. MacArthur when they arrived in New York. It was a wonderful day and everyone came away feeling that the time iwas well spent. The Rappahannock Garden Club for allowing us the privelige...
- May 24, 1951 activity can b« detected. Thus the ...in the east. They also studied ^ncient charcoal remnants of camp fires in New York State and deer antlers from Kentucky. In studying the radioactivity, Dr. Libby uses a geiger counter, a delicate instrument that records the tiniest spark of...
- May 24, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, Jr., wer« dinner ...Falls Church. Mrs. Joe Shober spent the week end with Mr. Shober in New York.
- May 31, 1951 Our Teachers— Bless ’Em ...a good reason to be thankful of your lot in many ways. The newspaper the other day carried articles about the school-teachers in New York on strike for higher wages. Run your mind over the list of teachers we have...
- May 31, 1951 INVITATIONS RECEIVED ...daughter. Miss Hazel A. Hand of Washington, D.C., to Joseph Thomas Horgan of. New York. The marriage will take place June 6 in Washington, D.C.
- Jun 7, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Poles, Mr. ...Roberts and Ur. and Mrs. Barber of Culpeper, accompanied Mrs. Flossie Bruying to New York Monday. Mrs. Lula Carroll of Baltimore ■was the week-end guest of her mother Mrs. Mildred Roy and visited her sister Mrs. Lena Timbers. Mr. and...
- Jun 14, 1951 Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. ...and Geraldine of Hagerstown, Md. Miss Roberta Jackson recently accepted a position in New York. Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. Margaret Hunter, McKinley Dennis and McKinley, Jr., were in Charlottesville on Monday. Saturday guests of Mrs. Minnie Butler were her son...
- Jun 14, 1951 Entertain At Bridge ...A. Moore, Miss Nancy Moore, Mrs. John McClanaghan, Mrs. J. D. Jenney of New York; Mrs. Johnnie McGehee, Mrs. C. B. Wood, Mrs. B. J. Wood, Mrs. Earl Edmonds, Mrs. William Gilbert, Jr., Mrs. Emory* Russell and Mrs. G. W....
- Jun 21, 1951 *re “a joy” for this month of June, and ...of the citizenry thereof. * * * From the great Yankee city of New York comes news of the “Bill of the Month Club.” It’s an idea of two New Yorkers to help their fellows pay the bills. They offer...
- Jun 21, 1951 We Are Leaving Sunday for New York We Are Leaving Sunday for New York and a fldk, & TAUU If you have an idea of something you’ll want this fall, call us before Saturday night, June 23. We’ll be delighted to look up your wants while we’re...
- Jun 21, 1951 W. A. Lain#, who "has 'been ...Joe DeJ. Keyser, James W. Fletcher, and Dr. John P. Snead were in New York for the week end.
- Jun 21, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keyser of ...at their home in Flint Hill. Vernon Scott spent the week end in New York City. Miss Lizzie Pierce and Mrs. J. C. Gropp entertained at dinner Sunday. ^ Mrs. T. C. Lea and Miss Mary Massie Lea motored to...
- Jun 21, 1951 Promise Land Baptist church on ...on Sunday. Miss Anna Freeman is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Ruse, in New York. Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Margaret Freeman, and William W. Green attended the baseball game Sunday in Washington, D. C. A large number of...
- Jun 28, 1951 .There will be a chicken dinner ...daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wiglngton of Burke and Mrs. Lumer Grisby of New York. Mrs. John Haney is improving in the hospital at CharlotesVille, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter were dinner guests Sunday in the home of Miss Lillian...
- Jul 5, 1951 (Continued from page 2.) ...an enterprising man, and even tried his hand at publishing a German language newspaper. Nor were his interests limited to Pennsylvania. He had newspaper partnerships in Baltimore, in Charlottesville, and in Richmond at various times. When he died in Philadelphia...
- Jul 5, 1951 F. T. Valley H. D. ...career field, it has been announced by officials at Sampson Air Force Base, New York. -Pfe, Smoot is the son of Mr.— and Mrs. Harvey Smoot of Washington, Va. I
- Jul 12, 1951 A. M. Anderson Begins ...each time, doing a little sightseeing. This time they plan to take in New York and Niagara Falls. Each tune an additional member of the family has come along who has not seen Luray Caverns, so one day of each...
- Jul 12, 1951 i ne nnest oi me raonits are kept for ...no waste. Mrs Jarvis has been invited to show some of the White New Zealand variety at the State Fair in Richmond during September. Mrs. Jarvis states that she ia amazed daily at how little she knew about raising rabbits...
- Jul 12, 1951 The Importance of Grass ...state and, especially because of the introduction of certain grasses and legumes and new combinations of grasses and legumes. The most) important being Lespedeza and Ladino Clover. In the livestock production in Virginia the farmer must take into consideration certain...
- Jul 12, 1951 Theqe will be services at Promise ...service. Mr. and Mrs. William Coaxum, James Williams, and John Coax* urn of New York City, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter Mr. Williams, Mr. Coaxum and John Coaxum returned to New York on Sunday. Mrs....
- Jul 12, 1951 Miss Lucy Roberts and Mrs. Maria Starke attended the ...her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flurry. Mrs. Fred Diggs of New York is visiting her brother, William Aylor. • Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ayloj? had as their week-end guest their son, Richard Aylor, of Washington, D. C....
- Jul 12, 1951 County News Notes County News Notes •Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnston and daughters were guests oven the week end of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tanner in Charlottesville. They: recently visited Mrs. Marie Grant) at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Br. and Mrs. W. E....
- Jul 19, 1951 Huntly H.D. Club J ^ ...modernized 4a recent years., by former owners: Mr. and Mrs. Erich Leinsdorf of New York; and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Gert* ■ler, now living in Pennsylvania, from whom Mrs. DeBergh purchased “Ivy Cliffs."
- Jul 19, 1951 Washington, D. CV, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson and ...her pus ante, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter. Mrs. Mary Wilson of New York Lity is spending this week with bsr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mrs. Blanche Fletcher s Monday in Washington, D. C Miss Blanche Jackson...
- Jul 19, 1951 REAL ESTATE ...' Mrs. Nancy Dean of Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Doan of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Groves and children of Reading, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Alla* berry and family of Straaburg spent Sunday with their father,...
- Jul 26, 1951 Country Music Contest ...has brought inquiries and hotel reservations from as far away as Tennessee and New York state. Open- to all country musicians, the contest will feature $1,200 in prize money, which will go to the best old-time fiddler, banjo jicker, guitarist,...
- Jul 26, 1951 Miss Deanna Baltimore of Front ...in Flint Hill over the week end. Mrs. Mary Wilson has returned to New York City after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. George Clenaghan and two children of Washington, D.C., were...
- Jul 26, 1951 Larry Kenny has returned Larry Kenny has returned to New York after spending the past 11 months with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter. Rev. and Mrs. O. D. Jackson were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Msr. Leroy Porter, and Mrs. Leroy...
- Aug 2, 1951 Stroman, all of Pittsburgh, Pa.; ...Gaylord Butler, Mrs. Lizzie Starks, Mrs. Susie B. Majors, C. H. Majors of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
- Aug 2, 1951 Ayior and ramuy. ...summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. George Majors, leaves for his home in New York tomorrow. Mrs. Harriet Ayior and MrS. Reuben Ayior visited Mrs. Martha SButler Monday and found her somewhat better. Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred...