Philadelphia

Named 1,822 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Jun 7, 1951 T County News Notes 'Mr. and Mrs. H. B. ...and motored over the Skyline Drive. Charles Coates, who has a position in Philadelphia, spent the week end at the Lee Highway hotel.
Jun 14, 1951 News Among Our ...Mrs. Mary Karris and Mrs. Annie Greenleaf; five sons, Haywood, Clarence, Jack, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Raymond, of Front Royal; Pfc. Woodson Poles, Jr., now in Korea; eleven grandchildren, one bi other, Tellus Poles, of Front Royal, and other relatives. ;...
Jun 14, 1951 DINNER AT HORSESHOE INN ...Luther Freeman and son Luther, Jr., of Canton, Ohio; and Cleophus Waters from Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter attended services at Boston Sunday. Miss Yvonne Carter and Lester Richards of Washington, D.C., were Sunday guests of Mr. an,d Mrs....
Jun 21, 1951 Mrs. Gena Blackman of 'Arlington, ...spending several days at the Lee Highway hotel, returned to her home in Philadelphia on Tuesday. ■i t
Jun 21, 1951 News* Among Our ...sang and played. There was a large congregation. Haywood Poles returned Sunday to Philadelphia, Pa. William and David Summers are visiting their father, William E. Summers, at Canton, Qhio. Mr& Jean Robinson of Front Royal is visiting her mother, Mrs....
Jun 28, 1951 Miss rsionaeu jacitson spent, ui* ...two daughters of Front Royal, and Mrs. Veda T. Horaceman and son of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Jeffries Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland had for dinner guests...
Jul 5, 1951 The gate was a gift, to replace ...appears here as written by Lee Grove for The Washington Post. editor’s note.) “Philadelphia: Printed by John Dunlap.” That line in small type at the bottom of the first printing of the Declaration of Independence will
Jul 5, 1951 keep the name of John Dunlap— the boy who ...came from County Tyrone— forever green. The debates in the Congress sitting in Philadelphia were over. Independence had been resolved. A statement proclaiming the de- • cision had been adopted that day, 175 years ago Wednesday. The next step was...
Jul 5, 1951 (than the chaste broadside that John Dunlap printed.” John ...to the States to he south went worthy John Dunlap’s print job. In Philadelphia, the Declaration was read July >8 at the State House. In New Ydrk the next' day, the brigades under General Washington’s command1 were drawn up in...
Jul 5, 1951 was “solemnly proclaimed” on the afternoon of June 25 ...of them waited until their regular publication days to report it. Even in Philadelphia, it was not until July 6 that the tri-weekly Pennsylvania Evening Post reported the news. It was July 8 when Dunlap’s Pennsylvania Jacket, a weekly, carried...
Jul 5, 1951 (Continued from page 2.) ...the armies of the, United States.” He served, too, as a member of Philadelphia’s First City Troop, and, indicative of his high standing in the community, he >was later elected captain. In 1709, he said in a letter: “With pleasure...
Jul 5, 1951 County News Notes ...at “Spring House Farm." Mr. and Mrs. Litsey were guests of friends in Philadelphia over the week end. Henry L. Miller was a dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Bertie Lib Moffett and Brooke Miller, at “Greenwood.”
Jul 12, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Coons, of Warrenton, wore dinrier ...Dawn Rawley and Bob Crews, of Washington, D.C., and Miss Joan Kendall, of Philadelphia. Rev. and Mrs. A. Paul Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, Miss Eda Finks, Mrs. Z. H. Sealock, and Mrs. James A. Brasher were...
Jul 12, 1951 Miss C/harlotbe Barbour was a guest several days last ...and Mts. James B. Fletcher of Steelton, Pa., and J. W. Fletcher of Philadelphia, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fletcher. Miss Yvonne Carter was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Francis...
Jul 26, 1951 ley. ...Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timbers. Miss Mary Bailey left Wednesday, July 18, for Philadelphia. Dinner guests of Mrs. Margaret Jackson on July 5 were: Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan and son, James, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss Minerva Fitzhugh...
Jul 26, 1951 Larry Kenny has returned ...from Washingtonff££., spent •Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland. Haywood Poles from Philadelphia spent the week end at his home at Smodley. Mrs. Edith Fletcher of Washington, D.C., spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John...
Aug 2, 1951 had been guests for two weeks ...were Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Jasper of Baltimore, Md., Mr. Carder.and daughter of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Ida Carlron and two children of Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Dozie Richardson and friend of Washington, D. C., were Sunday guests of...
Aug 9, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Buntin and their daughter, ...are expected home next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collins and daughter of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Annie Collins of Arlington spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Tapp at Amissville. Mrs. Albert Burke of Woodville is confined to her home...
Aug 9, 1951 Home-coming at the First Baptist church Sunday was one ...of the church from all parts of the country: Washington, D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Ohio. The guest ministers were Rev. Anderson, Rev. Ellis Turner, both of Washington, D.C.; Rev. Braithwait of A.'M.E. church in Front Royal; Rev. Aaron Mackley...
Aug 9, 1951 Mias Louise freeman who has ...Freeman. - . Mrs. Hattie Wave, and Mr. and Mrs. Granville Wave of Philadelphia, Pa., were week-end guests of P. S. Green.
Aug 16, 1951 Joshua Beckwith is visiting with relatives at Smedley. Mrs. ...Mrs. Mary Bailey, who spent several days with .their parents, have returned .to Philadelphia. t Mrs. John Barbour had as her dinner guests Tuesday evening George Lawson, Phelbert Lawson, Judy and Iva Lawson, and Miss Mary Madison. Mrs. Francis Carter...
Aug 30, 1951 Byrd Explains Economy ...Veterans Administration, •s an “economy” move, has oilier-' ed consolidation of its Richmond, Philadelphiafi New York, and Boston district offices at Philadelphia. ■' ■« • Naturally I have received numerous oral and written requests to oppose removal of the district...
Aug 30, 1951 Miss Phyllis Verner, of Dunn .Loring, was the guest ...Fla. For supper Mrs.) Burton had as her guests Mrs, George Burton, of Philadelphia, Pa., and Miss Lottie Burton, of Washington, D.C. Mrs. Earl Wayland and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Wayland of Culpeper spent Sunday at Colonial Beach....
Aug 30, 1951 miss Ann freeman has returned after spending two months ...the Hollow. Mr. nad Mrs. Albert Fletcher had their children from Harrisburg and Philadelphia as their} ? guests recently. ' J. W. Fletcher and family, 'Georgia and Catherine, attended the Old School Baptist Association in Front Royal. Mr. and Mrs....
Aug 30, 1951 ' ' ; ' ; j. " ' '• ...Harrisburg, Pa., are visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Roy. Mrs. Annie Greenleaf of Philadelphia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Poles. Joshua Beckwith of Boston, Mass., has been visiting his relatives here. While here he entertained at a birthday dinner...
Sep 6, 1951 Misses Mary Stark and Lizzie O’Bannon, Mrs.. C. B. ...for a vacation visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of Philadelphia, Pa., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferson at Sperryville. Mrs. Alfred Hickman and son, Hollis Richard Hickman, attended the Warrenton Horse Show on...
Sep 6, 1951 Those attending the all-day meeting at Stone Bridge Baptist ...There *was a nice crowd and a good meeting. William Albert Fletcher from Philadelphia was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Truman and sister Julia White went back to Braddock, Pa., Sunday. There...
Sep 13, 1951 • ' Mr. and Mrs, Wade H. Massie, m ...spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Schaeferv Roy Coates of Philadelphia, Pa., was a week-end guest of Charlie Coates at the Lee Highway hotel,-'
Sep 13, 1951 Alfred M.„ Hickman is spending some time in Philadelphia. Alfred M.„ Hickman is spending some time in Philadelphia. Miss Becky Edmonds, of Front Royal, eras the guest recently of • Mrs, Lillie Iillard. ' ' ~ '
Sep 27, 1951 > Mr*. Lester Dodson, who under- 4 went » ...home to Amissville on Wednesday after spending a few days with friends in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Owens of Maryland were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Walter at Amissville. — ... Mrs. Hallie Mouser and Mrs, Tony D....
Oct 4, 1951 JE. E. Jonnson, attorney ox vw, peper, vu elected ...his country cousins asked himr where be was from—thinking it i must be Philadelphia or New York ” —the “city” cousin replied, ‘KJol~ peper.” . • ' The following article was contributed by one who signed the writing as “One...
Oct 11, 1951 ' Ferko 8 Wbnder Bread String Band, stars of ...stars of New York and Chic**° World’* Pairs, the Toronto Exposition, and the Philadelphia I Mummer’s Parade, will be on hand again for this year’s gala night parade, Oetobe* 12. " The internationally famous string band and marching unit wasa...
Oct 11, 1951 ana Mn. irttn carder of ^Philadelphia were guests several ana Mn. irttn carder of ^Philadelphia were guests several days last week of Misses Lillie Ind Kellie Johnson on “Red Oak." Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cannon of Brooklyn, N.Y., are spending two .- weeks visiting relatives in Rappa•’. hannock...
Nov 1, 1951 house Electric Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa., R. T. McCrone, Gen-, house Electric Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa., R. T. McCrone, Gen-, eral Electric Company, Richmond; C. G. Chambliss, agricultural engineer, VPI; J. W. Hall, Appalachian Electric Power Company, Roanoke; and C. F. Bletch, Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association, Washington, D. C. .-2*Mrs. Donnie...
Nov 8, 1951 United States, was published by ...second paper appeared in Boston —with a date only one day later —a Philadelphia man, Andrew Bradford, started the American Weekly Mercury. He was the Philadelphia postmaster. In November, 1949, a brother and sister started a paper in a county...
Nov 15, 1951 THE DRUGGIST MUST ATTEND ...Jr., was the first professor of pharmacy in the United States, teaching at Philadelphia. Since his day, Schools of Pharmacy have been established in almost every state. Your Druggist Is Trained To Serve Yen
Dec 6, 1951 ATTENDS ARMY-NAVY GAME ...Washington, D.C., with Mr. and Mrs. Coombs and attended the Army-Nary game in Philadelphia Saturday. —--' BENEFIT MOVIE SUNDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rappahannock Volunteer Fire Company will sjtonsor a benefit movie, “Tom Sawyer” on Sunday, December 16, at...
Dec 6, 1951 axe trmi, ms condition is more iavorable. ...and Mrs. Johnny Woodward of Castle ton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coates of Philadelphia were week-end guests of Charlie Coates at the Lee Highway hotel. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Bowles and son of Washington, D. C. and Charles E....
Dec 13, 1951 will spend the week-end in Washington, ...Bruce, with some friends from Washington, D. C., attended the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia recently. Mrs. W. C. Campbell, Mrs. C. J. Miller and Mrs. J. W. Critser attended the Headley's Antique sale on Thursday afternoon in Winchester. Mr. and...
Jan 3, 1952 Hurt—Hickman ...of Williamson, West Virginia; and Miss Molly Wood and Miss Mary Brey of Philadelphia. JMr. Hurt was best man for hi3 son and groomsmen were Philip Sprinkel of Martinsville, Paul Gordon of Falls Church, Fred Ballard of Chattanooga, Tenn., Will...