Several years ago, a train near Burkeville struck a car containing a man, his wife and baby--the man was thrown clear of the crash and was found immediately, but all efforts to locate the woman and child were unsuccessful until the engineer entering the engine's cab to start the train again, sighted the woman with the baby in her arms lying atop the running board of the engine--the woman was stunned but neither she nor the baby was seriously hurt.

As told by residents of Burkeville to J. Shefeard Potts, Richmond

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Circa 1936

The canine alarm clock
Fluffo, a dog owned by a Mrs. Bennett of Stage Junction would awaken its mistress at any time of the day or night it was told.

Many thanx to (unreadable)

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Circa 1936

Bridge hand held recently by Harold Fridinger of Roanoke -- His partner had the Ace of Hearts -- Too excited to bid, he laid the hand down.

Thank a great deal to
Ann Grizzard (Mrs. Geo.)
1624 Chapman Ave, Roanoke

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Circa 1936

Inscriptons on two neatly cut tombstones about twenty steps apart -- One in memory of a slave by his master and the other a memorial to his master by a slave. Lexington, VA Cemetery

Thanks kindly to Dr. E. F. Tompkins

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Circa 1936

28 four leaf and 5 five leaf clovers in one cluster, found by Mrs. H. H. Shue in her garden at Route No 1 Staunton.

Thanks lots to Paul H. Shue
Rt. 1, Staunton, VA

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Circa 1936