Judges Open Track Season Friday Frederick Clarke Invited Meet
Handley high school will open its 1948 track season at 3 15 p m Friday with invited teams from Frederick and Clarke counties plus Hedgesville West Virginia. Fifteen area schools expected to participate with a April 14 entry deadline and a District Meet April 24 to defend state bid in Charlottesville. Veterans include Teddy Keller Kenneth Lake and Lorin Burkhart. events feature sprints jumps and throws with several relay races planned.
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Handley High School
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Hedgesville High
Berkeley County
Handley Thinclads
Handley
Charlottesville
Charles Robertson
Jimmy Lawrence
William Wolverton
Richard Hart
Jimmy Brown
Edgar White
Manuel Semples
Milton Luttrell
Dennis Wingfield
Luther Jolliffe
Billy Thornton
Fritz Briggs
James Poole
Donald Crim
Wilbur Kern
Demo Semples
Byrd Faggitt
William Bly
Donald Hartley
Ronnie Binner
Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
Stonewall
Stephens City
Middletown
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Gore
Answers to Daily Quiz from Page 2
Correct quiz answers list: 1 musical instrument 2 Massachusetts 3 New Hampshire 4 True 5 No appointed by the President 6 Leeward 7 Nassau County 8 Republican 9 Owosso 10 Washington D C
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Musical Instrument
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
True
Leeward
Nassau County
Republican
Owosso
Washington, D. C
Local Sales Directory Listings by Date and Item
April 9 1 pm Harry Boyd Jr 908 S Kent St furniture and electric appliances April 10 Harry E Potts 111 North Avenue Winchester furniture household goods April 15 1 pm H B Gibson 8 1/2 mi south of Winchester near Middletown real estate furniture household goods April 17 Mrs Orlena Woolford near Angers Store livestock farm machinery household goods April 23 1 pm Stuart M Perry Rt 50 2 miles west of Winchester Registered Ayrshire cattle
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Harry Boyd, Jr
S. Kent St
Htarry E. Potts
North Avenue
Winchester
Stuart M. Perry
Ayrshire
Park 9 Fails In Loop Bid To Add Teams
Massanutten Baseball League directors vote against expanding this year citing enough teams. Park plans independent play sharing Senseng Rd diamond with White Sox with home games alternated. Harold Brumbaugh to pitch, first practice set for Sunday. season prospects raise doubt on Park against Legion as city championship could come if Park survives.
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Massanutten Baseball League
Promise Park
Louis Renner
Senseng Rd
White Sox
Harold Brumbaugh
Park
Legion
Seeason
Renner
Heart trouble linked to syphilis years after infection
A historical note states that heart disease can develop long after an initial syphilis infection, highlighting delayed cardiovascular complications and the long-term impact of the disease.
Gainesboro Nine Opens Season With 6-1 Victory Over Berkeley Springs
Gainesboro High School baseball opened its season with a 6-1 win against Berkeley Springs. Pitcher Cooper allowed five hits and fanned 11 while C Taylor and Ramey led the offense with a homer and multiple other hits. Davis and D Taylor contributed extra bases as Gainesboro built early lead and boosted expectations for the county nine in the 1948 Frederick Clarke Baseball League.
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Cooper
C. Taylor
Ramey
Gainesboro
Berkeley Springs
Spriggs
Davis
Frederick Clarke
Miller
Berkeley Spring
H DeMoss
Kerns
Kesecker
Iden
Michael
Svee Johnson
P. Kesecker
Goodman
Berryville
Harpers Ferry
Chester Rockwell
Clarke
Bray
Crosen
Lake
Berryville Centor
Locke
R Locke
Jackson
Feagans
Wisecarver
Longerbeam
Smallwood
Hardesty
Pitta
Bayes Brothers Buy Bedford Democrat Newspaper
John B. Bayes a longtime Star compositor and wife Raychelle Fleming has become co owner of the Bedford Democrat. He joins J B Casey longtime Peters burg Progress Index superintendent since 1943 in purchasing the paper from M T Jarrison who owned and published for more than fifty years.
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John B. Bayes
The
Star
Raychelle Fleming
Ity
Bedford Democrat
J. B. Casey
Petersburg
M. T. Jarrison
Funeral services for Mrs Clatus Oates in Washington
Mrs Clatus Oates dies at her daughter's home in Washington. Funeral services set for 2 p m at Omps funeral home with Rev S J Goode and Rev Roy Coulter officiating. Interment at Mt Hebron cemetery. six nephews named pallbearers.
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Clatus Oates
Hazel Payne
Washington
Omps Funeral Home
S. J. Goode
Roy Coulter
Mt. Hebron
Car Backlog Uncertainty Mirrors Output Limits
The industry debates backlog value and the risk of a near million orders delaying deliveries if all are fulfilled. First quarter US production reached 937,113 cars, with Ford shifts and coal strikes likely restricting second quarter output. Four to six week model changeovers loom as several automakers prepare new designs. Five major U S forest regions are cited in unrelated notes.
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Detroit
United States
Ward
Ford
Distress Warrants Sale in Winchester Virginia
A distress warrant sale in Winchester Virginia will occur at Pattons Warehouse 425 N Cameron St on Thursday April 8 at 10 a m for rent due and costs. The property listed includes an oil heater board chair folding chairs paint tire rack truck tire drop cord paper office desk typewriter hand trucks and stovepipe. G G Baker Sergeant City of Winchester.
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Civil and Police Justice Court
Winchester
Hockman
Emery Transfer, Inc
Pattons
Cameron St
G. G. Baker
C H Maxfield Succumbs at 72
Charles H Maxfield 72 a longtime Mt Hebron cemetery worker died last night at Western State hospital Stan ton He was a Woodstock native who lived at 337 Virginia Ave and belonged to Highland Ave Presbyterian Church Surviving are his widow Nellie Tevalt Pingley a daughter Della Jackson Winchester and five grandchildren The remains rest at Jones funeral home pending arrangements
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Charles H. Maxfield
Mt. Hebron
Western State Hospital
Stauton
Woodstock
Virginia Ave
Highland Ave. Presbyterian Church
Nellie Tevalt Pingley
Della Jackson
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Maine Coast Noted For Long Tidal Line
The Maine coast features a highly indented shoreline with bays and inlets yielding a tidal length of about 2,500 miles along a coastline measuring roughly 250 miles. The description emphasizes the extensive tidal reach and irregular coast geography.
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Maine
Heartbeat Count Through Seven Decades Cited
In a roughly seventy year life the human heart is estimated to beat at least two and a half billion times. The claim highlights the heart's enduring activity over a long lifespan.
Tuileries Garden Named for Tile Plants From 13th Century
In Paris the Tuileries Garden derives its name from tile making plants once located on the site in the 13th century. The historic yard later became a royal garden and public park enduring as a landmark of the French capital.
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Tuileries Garden
Paris
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Frederick, and Clarke
U.S
Poochie
Janet Harlow
William Roenisch
Janet
Eward Harlow
Pittsburgh
International Soundphoto
Harry and Maud V. Boyd
South Kent St
Elgin
Knox
General Electric
Coleman Dunn
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Brumback’s
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Park 9
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Bayes
Bedford Paper
U. S
Winchester Cold Storage
C.H. Maxfield
Arizona
Thurs
H. B. Gibson
Mayme G. O'Brien
Westinghouse
Roy and
Charles Duvall
Riley's Real Estate Agency
Rouss Ave
Capitol Theatre Building
Hoye Riley
Leonard Riley
Glaize & Bro
North Cameron ST
Chapman
Mercury
NASH
W. Boscawen
Order of the Golden Rule
Hill
Lls
Loudoun
Winchester Furniture Co
Buncutter Tire CO
Norge
OOD
Americal Norge
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
BARR
Sherwin-Williams Research
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
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