Winchester Scouts Enjoy Camp Life at White Rock
Winchester Boy Scouts at Camp White Rock on the Cacapon River report excellent spirit and smooth routine under I Fred Stine director. Camp crafts include totem pole and leatherwork led by Ricard Largent and Jimmy Grove. wildlife studies by Wilbur Frye with 35 labeled trees. life saving tests upcoming. two softball teams, horseshoes, field day planned for August 14. camp cooks credited A P Barnhart Levi Anderson and Richard Sutton. over 50 Scouts and Scouters currently in camp with 60 expected.
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Winchester
Boy Scouts
Camp
White Rock
Cacapon River
Fred Stine
Ricard Largent
Jimmy Grove
Wilbur Frye
West Virginia
Howard Stine
Stine
Ray Garrabrandt
Norman Cooper
James Botts
Harry Stewart
A. P. Barnhart
Levi Anderson
Richard Sutton
E. B. Cooper
Charles Harper
Lincoln Bowman
Paul Hanna
William Miller
Douglas Cooper
Emory Tinsman
Hornet
Everett Jones
Flaming Arrow
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company
Joe Ritter
George Earley Owens
Delicatessen Robbery Involves Midget Look-out
Chicago-Marion Fanizza recounted a side show style hold up in his delicatessen. He says the robber wore a gray beard and fled after taking his $35 to join a lookout at the door, described as a midget.
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Chicago
Marion Fanizza
Fanizza
Masonic Honors For Late Mr Hahn In Mount Hebron
The funeral of W. Blair Hahn who died of a stroke in Spartansburg South Carolina was held at his mother's home on North Loudoun Street. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker led the service with hymns sung by a quartet. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A M giving Masonic honors and pallbearers named.
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Mr. Hahn
Mount Hebron
W. Blair Hahn
Spartansburg
S. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
Taylor F
North Loudoun
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
M. FE. Church
South
Godfrey Wauer
Floyd Haines
William C. Miller
Joseph Hogdson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. F
A. M
Masonic
Harold C. Sheetz
Trapped player on a bold central press bridge hand
Famous bridge teacher E V Shepard narrates a Central Press hand where West misread lead choices. After a flurry of bids culminating in 4 Spades, West is trapped by defensive play and dummy’s ruff, leaving the declarer with the win.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Bridge play leads to four club tricks for game
The North hand held three spades no hearts five minors. West led a trump to defeat North if clubs were split. East or West could beat him with club honors, but the best line was a spade lead. North won, entered dummy with a diamond, and methodically ran clubs for the game.
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South
West
North
East
Dummy
Honorary pallbearers named for deceased individual
Honorary pallbearers listed include Harold Darlington Norman Graber Paul Massey Alson Hott Emory Keyser Howard F del George Hiner J. E. Murnan Warren Eddy W Lee Fisher Harry Copenhaver J Fred Thwaite Emory Senseney George B Bushnell 8 D McFadden Richardson Kremer Douglas Barnett George Smith Paul Carper George and Taylor Barr and Harry Butler.
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Harold Darlington
Norman Graber
Paul Massey
Alson Hott
Emory Keyser
Howard F. del
George Hiner
J. E. Murnan
Warren Eddy
W. Lee Fisher
Harry Copenhaver
J. Fred Thwaite
Emory Senseney
George B. Bushnell
8. D. McFadden
Richardson Kremer
Douglas Barnett
George Smith
Paul Carper
George and Taylor Barr
Harry Butler
Freight Wreck Delays B and O Main Line Traffic
A freight train derailed at Flagg's Crossing near Martinsburg delaying the B and O main line for eight hours. About 25 cars carrying steel beams rails and pipe were scattered across tracks as passenger service was diverted via Cherry Run and Weverton. Officials cited a broken rigging or axle as a possible cause.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Flagg's Crossing
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Cherry Run
Weverton
Camp Meeting At Wardensville
The Wardensville Faith Mission holds its annual camp meeting starting Saturday August 22 for two weeks. Evangelist Frank Wyre directs services with assistants Rev Mr Nelson of Ohio and Rev N G Griebenew of China. Perry Heltzel at Wardensville offers camping information.
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Wardensville
Texas Centennial Director Williams Webb Dies at 58
William A Webb, 58, former railroad executive, died of heart ailment leaving the Texas Centennial without a general manager. He had come out of retirement to direct the exposition during a pivotal period of doubt about its future. The Dallas area obituary notes his unexpected death yesterday.
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Dallas
Texas
William A. Webb
Webb
Green's Widow To Manage Estate
Mrs. Mabel S. Green widow of Col Edward H R Green railroad magnate was named permanent administratrix of his estate estimated at 80 000 000 in a brief hearing at Kaufman Texas
Woman finds six foot snake in abandoned survey
Mrs. Agnes Wright in Hagerstown Maryland on August 10 discovers a six foot black snake in an abandoned survey. She reads a newspaper and the reptile is killed.
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Hagerstown
Agnes Wright
Meet Nero Wolfe at Hable's Palace Theatre Today
Edward Arnold stars in the Columbia feature Meet Nero Wolfe shown today and Tuesday at Hable's Palace Theatre. The famed sleuth locates the criminals with relentless drive while Lionel Stander as Archie adds humor. Fox News reel and a screen snapshot accompany the feature.
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Nero Wolfe
Edward Arnold
Columbia
Hable's Palace Theatre
Saturday Evening Post
Lionel Stander
Mr. Deeds
Archie
Fox News
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Tunie Pinchbeck
C. K. Carter
Texas Centenial
Action Thrills
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U. S
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Magic Chef
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