Scout Basketball and House Contest Highlight Winchester Troops
Three troops represented in intertroop contests, Troops No. 1 No. 3 and No. 5. Troop No. 1 wins in classes one and two with Frank B. Taylor Lee Baker and Charles Anderson taking top spots. Troop No. 4 of Martinsburg challenges, final score 26 23 in Winchester. Local council meets at Handley Library with 133 boys seeking to join Scouts and budget set at 2100 with 1400 pledged.
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Frank B. Taylor
Peachy Hockman
Lee Baker
Robert Sutton
Charles Anderson
Shenandoah Area Council
Winchester
Shenandoah Area
William B. Kern
Sirbaugh
Handley School
Martinsburg
Baltimore Sun
Versus Sirbaugh
John Taylor
Joe Flickinger
Douglas Cather
Winchester and Frederick County
Fred Stine
Marion Sutton
8. L. Flickinger
Frank R. Horton
J.P. Hayley
Apple Festival Parade Plans and Local Transit Update
Harry K. Thaw will attend the apple festival and march with the Rouss Fire Company. The new union bus terminal nears completion and is praised as among the valley’s best. Miss Hazel Lodge is chosen to represent the county in the fete. An appeal asks for white clothing for school children in the parade.
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Harry K. Thaw
Rouss Fire Company
Union
Hazel Lodge
Frederick
New postal rates, marines plans for Apple Blossom fete
New postal rates will soon be in effect with souvenir post cards requiring a two cent stamp. United States marines plan to have representatives at the Apple Blossom Festival. About sixty people joined the United Brethren Church after a revival. Truckmen are urged to haul at night to ease traffic congestion.
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United States Marines
United Brethren Church
Pollution suit filed for damages over creek pollution
George P. Kern sues for 5000 dollars for alleged pollution of Abram s creek. Prominent speakers urge buying at home instead of mini order houses. Handley High School loses its final baseball game of the season.
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George P. Kern
Handley High School
Trees to Martinsburg by a 9 8 count in bloom
The note states a move to Martinsburg pending a 9 8 count and mentions blossoms expected to appear in a few days.
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Martinsburg
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