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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.

Nov 8, 1951 Mrs. “Robert Bowman of Washington, D C., spent the ...Ruth Clark were visitors in Charlottesville on Tuesday. Clarence Price.,who is with the New York Insurance of Washington visited his mother at The Maples over the weekend.
Nov 8, 1951 A number ol) persons from the Amissville community attended ...sftopped on their way to visit friends and relatives in Washington, D. C., New York City and St. Paul, Min. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore of Richmond and Miss Annie* guests Saturday or Miss Annie and Harry Stephenson and...
Nov 15, 1951 v >$ ■ . t-t*j v• ;**♦»*$#*_ C. H. ...Woodville. Miss (Dolly Hite is visiting in Richmond at present.' Carlyle Lea visited Newbill Miller over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore of Berryville were guests Friday at “Cedar Cottage.** Joe Shober of New York spent the week...
Nov 15, 1951 -- GOOD POSTURE MEANS GOOD BODY How you habitually ...climaxes the yearround programs of the Samuel Higby Camp Institute for Better Posture, New York City, founded by the late S. H. Camp, philanthropist of Jackson, Michigan. Schools, colleges, Y’s health and maternity centers and other groups interested in public...
Nov 15, 1951 a±x. mm jnn. omnt weaver ...Lucy Ann, Aid two of her friends, Mias Miller and Mias Schuler of New York, visited Mrs. L. C. Quairitance on Sunday. Mrs. Silas Bruce' is spending this week with members of her family in Front Royal. Harvey Jones of...
Nov 22, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Johnson ...motored to Culpeper on Thursday. Mrs. E- J. Pawley spent last week in New York visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gay are spending this week at the home of J. E. Orange at Woodville. Miss Lucille Riley is on...
Nov 29, 1951 The Hearth ...which stands, back to hearth, and faces outer cold and darkness? — The New York Times.
Nov 29, 1951 Monday morning, January 7, ...problems. Speaker for the annual banquet Tuesday night will be Sam Fraser, Rochester, New York, secretary, International Apple Association, who will speak on “Economic Trends in the Fruit Business.” In addition, recongnition will be given members of +he Pomological Society,...
Nov 29, 1951 * aty haven’t died; they’ve just ...another Bill—O’Dwyer —to decide the climate of Mexico was healthier than that of New York City. New York weather certainly became pretty rough just after O’Dwyer left. More than a hundred policemen suddenly decided their health demanded that they retire...
Dec 6, 1951 r.u. rouu ioui H. Brown, P. 2 D. Keyser, ...is: Pvt. A. D. Johnson, 52120813, 7621 Hq. Tact Com NSFA, 541 %Postmaster, New York, N.Y^
Dec 20, 1951 SGT. MENEFEE ARRIVES ...Guedts Of Mr. and Mrs. Snead Mr. and Mrs. Neal S. Doran of New York, arrived Tuesday for a short visit with Mr. Doran’s sister Mrs. R. V. Snead and Mr. Snead. -af‘Returns From Hospital " Miss Mary Norman Davis...
Dec 20, 1951 Lewi* H. Hyde Named ...which fellow-citizens feel fo be sufficient qualification for the post. Though born in New York Cipj, Hyde has spent most of his life here, and his mother is a Winchester native—the former Leila M. McGuire. His father was a New...
Dec 20, 1951 der on the inactive list, U.S.N.R. ...for three years. iHyde attended Handley School and Shenandoah Valley Academy, here, Lawerenceville, New Jersey, School, and received his A.B. degree from Yale University. He completed two years graduate work in business administration, at New York University. Mrs. Hyde is...
Dec 20, 1951 County News Notes County News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gay of Portsmouth, spent the week end with J. E. Orange family. Mrs. Lucy Botts King arrived at the nursing home at “Soldiers Rest" Monday from New York. Mrs. Ema Coppage of Richmond...
Dec 27, 1951 At first glance this may seem tQ be a ...foolishly but in measured concern. Unlike Virginia’s famous Santa Claus letter to the New York Sun, it has no Innocence. The answer to that question in is grave doubt. Christmas, with all it stands for, is our most hallowed western...
Dec 27, 1951 One December day in 1897, Virginia O’Hanlon wrote to the New York Sun: One December day in 1897, Virginia O’Hanlon wrote to the New York Sun: “I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says, *>If you see it in The Sun, it’s so.’...
Dec 27, 1951 THE FIRST CARD ...in the United States had been published by R. H. Pease of Albany, New York. It was a commercial card picturing a family group, toys, a Christmas dinner, a iwassail bowl, and advertising Pease’s store. The card is not dated...
Dec 27, 1951 aA-.*41 Mrs. W. P. Moffett and son, W. F. ...R. D. Lucas. Mrs. Lucas had just returned from a week’s visit in New York with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Desha Lucas, and their infant daughter, Robin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, Jr. and...
Jan 3, 1952 A school teacher once tried to teach* how rapidly ...his nap in 1932—with Hoover in the White House and an ex-Govemor of New York slated to take over the rent-free home at 1800 Pennsylvania Avenue come March 4 — and then have old Rip get down out of the...
Jan 3, 1952 McKinley Roosevelt Grigsby ...Rev. Carroll. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Havana Netha of Brooklyn, New York; Mrs. Frances Roaks of Brooklyn, New York; and Dalores Grigsby of Brooklyn, New York. One son, Lindsay of New York. One brother, David of Sperryville....
Jan 24, 1952 Jo* Hoge of Bluefield, West ...and Strother Hoge of West Virgnia. Mrs. Joe Shober spent the weekend in New York with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hawkins of Richmond spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ertha Hawkins.
Jan 31, 1952 v Miss Phyllis Verner of Dunn ...Hospital in Richmond. /' L* V. Merili and Emory Russell left Sunday for New York where they will attend the National Automobile Convention.
Feb 7, 1952 S/SGT. CHARLES R. LEWIS ...Charles Robert Lewis, who is stationed at Sampson Air Force Base in Geneva, New York, is speending this week with his motherand brother, M. Lewis and Fielding Lewis.
Feb 14, 1952 1740 Dogs “Shot” ...that a piece of corn cob had lodged in the cow’s throat. Tuesday’s New York Times reto be very careful when examining a sick cow. It is advised to consult a veterinary. In placing his hand into the mounth of...
Feb 14, 1952 Mrs. Erasmus J. Singleton and ...Tuesday night. Weekend guests of Mrs. Virginia Lewis were Mrs. Charles Lewis of New York, who joined T/iSgt. Lewis, who *snent last week with his mother; Miss Ruth C. Menefee and George Efferen of Washington, D. *C. On Sunday Mrs....
Feb 28, 1952 ■MttlMMMMmtlmiMmimttmMMIH* ...the largest registered Angus breeders in the Eest, who hales from Pine Plains, New York. * Business taking place included three major points: first,the local association unanimously agreed to donate Sc per calf sold through this year’s Feeder Calf Sale...
Feb 28, 1952 LADIES AUXILARY MET WITH ...Miss Betty Johnson, and Ned Johnson are spending the week end in ' New York
Feb 28, 1952 ne is survived by one daughter, ...five grand children,Vivian H. Timbers, Mrs. Esther P. Freeman, Forest P. Poles of New York, Mrs. Martha Simms and Mrs. Beatrice B. Timbers of ePnnsylvania. Six great grandchildren, one niece, six . * nephews and a large number of relatives....
Mar 6, 1952 Vepiam Is New Forester Vepiam Is New Forester For iDstrict VVilliam C. Vemam, Forester for the Virginia Forest Service, has been transferred to the Wa/renton offiice to replace C. M- Pennock, Jr. Forester Pennock reported to the Richmond District Office as District Forest Management...
Mar 6, 1952 Nellie Clark of Scrabble, George ...are re Mr. andJMrs. William Cooxum and children, Jackie Jr. and Eddie of New York, and James Williams of Brooklyn, New York.
Mar 13, 1952 (This is the second of a series of ...For millions of Americans television has been just something to read about in newspapers and magazines. or something to look at briefly on trfps to the East or West Coasts. New this pattern of regional television is on the verge...
Mar 13, 1952 lina, 51; North Dakota, 33; Ohio, ...allocations. The 108 operat* ing VHP stations are shared by only 65 cities. New York City has six of these and Los Angeles has seven. Chicago and Washington, D.C. have four stations. Three sta* tior cities are Atlanta, Ga.; Baltimore,...
Mar 13, 1952 Hill vast expansion of video relay Hill vast expansion of video relay facilities means that scores of new television towns, with either UHF or VHP stations, will be able to tap into the'terminals along the route and relay the major network programs through remote rural areas....
Mar 13, 1952 Rev. George Baily of Arlington ...ten-day furlough with his. parents, Rev. and Mrs. William Roberts. In last week's news, Mrs. Milton Kenny and children, Larry and Robert of New York City were also weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mis. W. H. Hunter. Weekend...
Mar 20, 1952 Special Board Meeting ...in the U. S. Air Force, left Thursday for Sampson Air Force Base, New York where he will begin his basic training. Before entering service, William attended Rappahannock County High School.
Mar 20, 1952 Miss non Taylor, Miss Jan ...nursing Mrs. E. A. Tapp during her last illness. «■ Carol Quaintance of New York spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wood and Mrs. L. C. Quaintance. ip Mrs. BrueWood and son, Dudley and . Mrs. John...
Mar 27, 1952 dUESTS AT “STONEHAVEN" ...of Mr. Muth, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crowe, of Washington, D.O County News Notes Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Johnson Saturday night were Elder Robert Keyser of Luray and their house guest, Elder Wayne Thompson. Sunday...
Mar 27, 1952 w i- -■ 1 ■ „ -y«*» » - ...was a Warreriton visitor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frances Shober spent the week-end in New York.
Mar 27, 1952 On The Brink ...by every thinking American. The editorial was based on a current controversy in New York State. As a result of a new treaty between this country and Canada, a large additional amount of water is now available on the Niagara...
Apr 10, 1952 --■■■■■...- 1111 ■»»■)■■.-- ' "■ ' Thankful for Snail ...uses the roads and it’s all right to use the money from California, New York, and Texas to help Virginia roads: they all ride ’em. It never occurred in these corners that because John D. Rockefeller had more' money that...