Prize List For Firemen Parade Announced In Shenandoah
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival announces a $100 prize for the largest appearing volunteer fire company with band or drum and bugle corps in the parade to be held the first night. Invitations have been sent to multiple Virginia, Maryland, and neighboring communities. A meeting of the parade committee at the George Washington Hotel tonight at 7 30 discusses plans.
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Taylor L. Barr
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Tnd
Fium
T B. Ist
D. Ist
Lst
Volunter Fire
Mummers
Ist
Taylor Barr
Bryan Bieter
Cecil Comptroller
Lee Fisher
Nae Eisabi
Lewis
Chairan
Rgee, Jr
W. E. Ziaright
Howard Co. Hart
Bere
John Boyd
H. W. Bergerorks
Jaman
W. Lee Fisher
Bryan Stat
M. D. Weaver
Ene
Bryan Stotler
W. R. el
Parade
Dave Hottel
George Sumption
Bobge
Loryn
George Washington Hotel
Extension of Power Lines In Frederick To Be Discussed
A Frederick county committee on electrification meets Friday at 2 PM in the courthouse to discuss rural line extensions. Northern Virginia Power Co. reps attend and E T Swink of VPI will discuss electricity uses. A Star Tannery community meeting follows that night with local residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Star Tannery
E. T. Swink
Ocom
M. J. Pease
Kenneth Rice
David Orndorff
Henry Pitzer
Carl Hicks
B. O. Brumback
Death of J. W. Clipp at 64 in Martinsburg West Virginia
J Washington Clipp, 64, died at 10 last night at his home 751 Faulkner Avenue Martinsburg WV of complications. He was the son of John A and Ada P Clipp of Berkeley County. His widow is Annie M Boyd of Frederick County. Survived by two brothers James B and Joshua W Clipp of Charles Town and one niece Mrs Halsie Ludtge. Funeral from the home Thursday at 11 with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Washington Clipp
Faulkner Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Clipp
John A
Ada P. Clipp
Berkeley County
Annie M. Boyd
Frederick County
James B
Joshua W. Clipp
Charles Town
Halsie Ludtge
Mollie
Boyd
Clipp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Quail Released On Refuges for Next Season Stock
Richmond April 1 Four thousand bobwhite quail from the State game farm are being released on refuges statewide to furnish brood stock for next season. Chester F. Phelps says these birds were withheld last fall and are now used to bolster refuges where surveys show low bird abundance. Refuges are leased for at least two breeding seasons with landowners encouraged to plant food and cover. Brood stock is supplied as needed and surplus birds restock surrounding hunting areas.
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Richmond
Chester F. Phelps
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commission
Phelps
MWA Convenes Quadrennial Convention Across County Camps
The Modern Woodmen of America plans a Thursday 8 pm meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Winchester for delegates from 15 local camps in Warren Clarke and Frederick counties. J W Cammer reports 23 delegates and one district delegate to Appalachia Virginia May 1, with 1100 similar meetings nationwide. Delegates to the national convention in Chicago June 3 will also be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Warren
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Odd Fellows Hall
Wincheser
J. W. Cammer
Winchester
Appalachia
Camumer
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
City and County Realty Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels from City and County records. Transfers include Harry Schmidt and Madge T. Cather to Joseph P. Miller and Edith H. Miller for a West Clifford street lot at 2 351 25 dollars, plus several other parcels on East Orchard tract Academy Heights Woodland avenue Kerr street Virginia avenue and Berryville avenue along with associated cash considerations. Also noted are property exchanges within families and to trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schmidt
Madge T. Cather
Joseph P. Miller
Edith H. Miller
Woodland Avenue
John S. Solenberger
Jno. S. Solenberger and Co., Inc
North Loudoun Street
North Cameron Street
Underwood
Oscar H. Duncan
Shryock Avenue
Herbert Larrick
Emily Ward
John W. Rosenberger
Frank Anderson
J. H. Keffer
Margaret Keffer
Gray Avenue
Handley Board of Trustees
Richard F. Lewis, Jr
Kerr Street
Virginia Avenue
Lucy M. Mason
Millie J. Bowman
Berryville Avenue
Har
Lucy Mason
Winchester SPCA Holds Annual Meeting and Plans Sale
The Winchester SPCA gathered at a private home for its annual meeting naming an expanded executive committee including Mrs. Clarence Hardy and Senator H. F. Byrd. Dr. F I McClure remains agent and Dr E W Miller veterinarian. A rummage sale will follow the Apple Blossom Festival to boost funds with donations welcome and new members sought at $1 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lee-Trenaet
Danieton
Lela Roseer
Frances P. Page
Clarence Hardy
Minnie Lamont
H. F. Byrd
F. I. McClure
S.P. C.A
R. M. Ward
Lillie Crum
Deaths Held An Accident In Frederick
In Frederick Maryland the deaths of Jane Longerbean sixteen of Libertytown and Luther Knowles seventeen of Buckeystown were ruled accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning after an autopsy. They were found in a parked car two miles south of Libertytown with ignition on and gas tank empty. Miss Longerbean was a Liberty High School student and Knowles a bookkeeper at M J Grove Limes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M. M. Baer
Henry L. Wollhweber
W. K. May
Jane Longerbean
Libertytown
Luther Knowles
Fellowship Meet Tonight at Market Street Church
Tonight at 7 30 the Market Street Church hosts the monthly fellowship night to tally March reports. Mrs Berkely Ball leads the Northeastern Division and the North Braddock Street Group holds the silver cup after last meeting. Close scores and strong attendance could decide cup ownership for the coming month.
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Market Street Church
Berkely Ball
North Braddock Street
Berryville Avenue
Reverend Gruber to Lead Service at Howard's Chapel
The Rev. Lovely D. Gruber announces a preaching service at Howard's Chapel at 7 30 that Wednesday evening in April.
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Lovely D. Gruber
Howard's Chapel
Franklin Autobiography Original Copy Inquiry
A reader asks if an original copy of Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography exists in the E. Huntington Library at San Marino California. The question references the manuscript’s cha nce ry in the wanes and seeks confirmation of an ex hot sige 5 Cc. copy in the library.
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Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
E. Hunting
San Marino
Calitecale
Charles Bailey Funeral Service Held for Palace Theatre Aide
Simple rites were held Sunday at Jones Funeral Home for Charles R. Bailey youthfully active at the Palace Theatre who died Friday at Memorial Hospital after surgery. Rev E B Smith officiated with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Herley C Bailey and siblings. The South End Hose Company and Bethel Lutheran Church member, he helped in Handley band.
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Jones Funeral Home
Charles R. Bailey
Palace Theatre
Memorial Hospital
E. B. Smith
Mt. Hebron
Stover Clark
Marvin Massie
Eugene Fox
A. C. Rudd
Lawrence Pannett
William Forney
South End Hose Company
Bethel Lutheran Church
Handley
Funeral for Mrs Deeds in Mt Jackson Va
Final services for Mamie E. Deeds 40 wife of Joseph Deeds were held at the Reformed Church in Mt Jackson with burial in the adjacent cemetery. The Shenandoah county native died after a yearlong illness and left several children at home. She was a member of Mount Jackson Reformed Church and sister to Florence R Woodstock Corinne Good and Beal Hollar.
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MT. Jackson
the Reformed Church
Mamie E. Deeds
Joseph Deeds
Winchester Memorial Hospital
O. B. Mitchell
Jones
Winchester
Carl
Ruby
Lee Oscar
Robert
Freddy
Deeds
Shenandoah County
Pike
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Mount Jackson
Rockingham County
Charles O
Kenny F
Lucille
Annie B
Fay W. Deeds
Florence R. Woodstock
Corinne Good
Moorefield
Beal Hollar
Jackson
Inquest Hears About Fire Death of Negro Man
Witnesses testified at the inquest into a fire death near Berryville involving Kenneth and Edward. Testimony named Strode Ernest L. Alger and ward Jinkine as property lessee. Several witnesses including Pollard Henry Brooks Jackson Sheriff Buckner were summoned while dates suggested the inquiry would proceed today. The report hinted the victim may have been murdered and the house set on fire to conceal his death.
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Boyce
Kenneth Wa
Eadward T
Buckner
Berryville
Green
Fraudulent votes alleged in board testimony about strike
Board testimony alleges fraudulent votes were cast related to a strike, with concerns over retaliation and potential irregular voting patterns raised by multiple witnesses.
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Ln Board
Trike
Public House and Lot Sale Planned for Friday
Auction notice for a house and lot on half acres to be sold Friday by Engle, auctioneer. Cash on two years engagement with a chaser beating interest from date. sale set by mis t. Includes Hotel WO references and a date 1941. Bids due by auction day.
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Imamesiatea
Engle
Berryville Senior Class to Present Bing a Song of Sixteen
Berryville High School announces the next Senior Class production Bing a Song of Sixteen a new comedy by Tom Taggart directed by Miss Eva D. Mamey. The show selected from Samuel French offerings will be staged April 24 and 25 to allow better seating and more cast participation.
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Berryville
Bing
Tom Taggart
Berryville High School
Eva D. Mamey
Samuel French
W. D. Ritter Dies at 79 in Gainesboro
Walter D. Ritter, 79, of Gainesboro, died today after an illness. He is survived by 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be held at the Methodist Church in Gainesboro with the Rev. officiating. Burial will follow in Gainesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Ritter
Gainesboro
Is Agame
Methodist Church
Answers to Today's Quiz
The page shows a quiz answer list with entries such as "When, in the Course of human events" attributed to Richard Llewellyn and includes scattered names like Beaverbrook and a term referring to a prince or chief in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Llewellyn
Jons Beaverbrook
Indis
Wild Turkeys Bred In Captivity In Virginia Forest
Wild turkeys are being produced in captivity at Cumberland State Forest for restocking Virginia woodlands. Hens are kept in open top pens near Carterville and will be mated with native gobblers this spring with egg laying starting in April. The program follows cooperation between the State Forest Service and the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries after moving the plant from Camp Lee.
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Richmon?t
Virginia
Cumberland State Forest
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commission
Camp Lee
United States Army
Cumberland Forest
Carteraville
State Forestvice
The
Game Commission
Crocheted Edging and Cross Stitch Pattern 6943
Pattern 6943 offers a transfer motif sized about 10 by 14 inches for cross stitch and crocheted edging. It presents a cozy home craft item featuring a fireplace and kittens theme suitable for a warm decorative set.
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Flushingeadow Park
Childs Colds Vicks $ Vaporub
J. W. Clipp
Mount Hebron
C. A
Jones Foeke
South
Loudoun
Cr Av la
Order OF the Golden Rule
MWA
Merves W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Dr. Allen
SPCA
Animal Lover Group
Auto
Market Street
Rural Service
Goodrich Truck Tires
Easy Terms
Silvertown
Braddock 2
Boscawen
Charles Bailey
Mrs. Deeds
Front Royal Road
Valentine Green
Milwaukee
Cc. P
CASE
Cletrac and
Allis-Chalmers
Eva D. Massey
W. D. Ritter
Ted
John W
Rosenberger
Wincrest Co
ACME
Valley Pride
All United Food Stores
Alice Brooks
E. Rat. Houssyold Arte. Inc
Winchester Dept
14Th Street
Newark
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