Virginia Woolen Mill Picnic Plans Prize Event Lineup
Plans for the Virginia Woolen Company picnic at Cacapon State Park tomorrow were announced by general chairman H B McCormac. More than 1000 people are expected with buses at 9 30 a m. Events include softball races rolling pin contest water sprints and a dozen activities. Prizes will be awarded and three baking sets will be given away.
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Virginia Woolen Company
Cacapon State Park
H. B. McCormac
Joseph Cassell
Dave Hottel
McCormac
Reds
Blacks
Vil Robert Legge
Harry Ask
Sev
Eral
Robert Legge
Henry Keller
Eugene Russell
Robert Snapp
W. R. Armel
Harry Aikens
William H. Baker
Clarence Grim
Edward “Red” Bailey
Brucetown Revival Ends Week With Five Point Test
Sermon titled Examine Yourself outlined five proofs of true Christianity including heart attitude birth consciousness self-denial and life stewardship. Revival schedule runs through week with Church School Night Women Night Men Night and Youth Night plus Brucetown parking plan.
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Brucetown
Christ
Jesus
Galilee
Welltown Pike
Braddock Street
Winchester
Herbert Fisher
Celebration To Be Set Tonight For Route 275 Completion
A committee meeting to arrange the celebration of Route 275 completion will be held tonight at 7 30 in City Hall council chamber. Frederick Board of Supervisors members C M Rosenberger P H Gold E P Bean A C Oates C L Nicodemus and others including Earl Clowser Henry Moling C S Campbell Allen Gray T F Timberlake Tom Scully Upton Snider Councilmen Miller Streit and O L Jamison are listed as members with Resident Engineer W C Poston expected to attend. A definite date for the event is to be fixed.
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Council Chamber of
City Hall
C. M. Rosenberger
P. H. Gold
Frederick
Red Sox to Play Leetown at Star Fort Sunday
The Winchester Red Sox travel to Star Fort in Sunnyside for a Sunday 2:30 p.m. game against Leetown. Last Saturday the Red Sox gave Leetown a strong battle before a 2 1 loss.
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Winchester
Revival at High View to Open August in Grove
Preparations are complete for an open air revival at a grove near Timber Ridge Congregational Church in High View starting August 20 led by Rev R A Whijtten. The guest preacher will be Rev James R Clinton D D of Philadelphia. Benches and a platform are provided by A C Oates Lumber. Sunday schedule includes 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship and 7 45 pm song services through September 3.
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High View
Timber Ridge
Springsbury Leads in Open Jump Show at Warrenton
Coverage details horse show results with riders and farms named. Notable entries include Miss Terry Drury Sperryville and Liza Jane Dunnottar Pony Farm Warrenton, with Open Jump at 4 feet 6 inches and trophies like The R Powel Page Memorial Trophy.
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Kay Smith
Linnel Frivolity
A. S. Hewitt
White Post
Terry Drury
Sperryville
Silver Queen
Dunnottar Pony Farm
Warrenton
Billy Greenhalgh
Berryville
Wee Willie Winkle
Dorothy Fred
Middleburg
Liza Jane
Dunnottar
Camelot
Ann Clay Bayly
Upperville
Sally Port
Springsbury Farm
Bedford
Howard Haffner
Charlottesville
Dodsburg
Royal Rebel
Bowdler
A. Mackay Smith
Farnley Sirius
Nanny
R. Powel Page
Association
Royalty II
Robert S. Waters
Johnstown
Memopilis
Dodsburg Farm
J. North Fletcher
Sally Rees
Billy Do
W. B. Bogert
Keswick
Morris Clark
Orange
Hobo
Howard Butz
Traffic Violations Heard For Blair Carroll Goss and David Buck
Traffic cases heard list Blair Carroll Goss of 316 South Kent and David O Buck of Somerset for speeding. Each fined 14 dollars.
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Blair Carroll Goss
South Kent
David O. Buck
Somerset
Appendicitis Mortality and Prevention Emphasized
Public health notes stress that appendicitis fatalities are high largely due to self treatment and delay. Prompt recognition and surgery sharply reduce death risk. most victims are under thirty. Laxative use is discouraged when abdominal pain occurs, highlighting public education needs.
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United States Public Health Service
United States
Woman Charged With Disorderly Conduct In German Camp Case
Helen Vooros and her sister Theodora, 16, faced disorderly conduct charges in Flatbrush court after accusing German American Front leader Fred Vanderberg of harassment near a Bund camp on Long Island. Vanderberg claimed a veiled threat. case dismissed after he and the sisters testified.
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New York
Helen Vooros
Dies Committee
Washington
Long Island
Fred. Vanderberg
Vanderberg
Helen Voores
Germany
Nicholas Pinto
Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
Answers to test questions include Western. The mass for the dead. an instrument measuring current in amperes. Republic of Andorra. meant only for the initiated. Pedro Aguirre Cerda. 1940. New York City. Herpetology. announcements not sent to wedding invitations.
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Republic of Andorra
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
New York City
Protests Over Move of Soon Day Date
Miles Standish a 69 year old descendant of the famous Massachusetts soldier spoke out against President Roosevelt’s proposal to move Soon Day from November 30 to November 23.
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Turkey
Miles Standish
Massachusetts Colony
Roosevelt
Milk Shortage Hits New York State Strife
Utica reports New York City faces a one third milk shortage as upstate dairy farmers union strike enters its fourth day. Governor Lehman orders state troopers to guard milk shipments after renewed violence. 27 of 56 police sent from Plattsburg maneuvers into the strike zone.
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Utica
N. Y
New York City
Upstate Dairy Farmers Union
Herbert H. Lehman
Plattsburg
Chanters Rehearse Tonight Before Luray Concert
The Chanters hold a 7 o'clock rehearsal at 426 West Clifford Street, home of Director Floyd Haines, before traveling to Luray for a 4 o'clock Sunday concert. A carillon program at 3 o'clock precedes the event, with a guided tour of Luray caverns for choir members between 5 and 5:30. Organized by the Luray and Winchester Chambers of Commerce.
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Chanters
West Clifford Street
Floyd Haines
Luray
Carillon
Winchester Chambers of Commerce
Thanksgiving schedule uproar in Frederick county
William Van Meter and other locals react to the President’s Thanksgiving date change. Deputized officials and residents express preference to keep the traditional holiday, while critics warn the shift will disrupt plans and football schedules. The Associated Press notes widespread anxiety and headaches among schedule makers.
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William van Meter
George Washington University
Frederick County
R. E. Griffith
Griffith
Rhome Wigginton
J. W. Cornwell
Middletown
A. J. Tavenner
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Common Council
Associated Press
Market quotations show stocks slide after brief rally fades
New York August 18 stock market faces light dealings until late morning when motor and aircraft shares surge, pulling leaders down 1 to 3 points. Trading slows near close as nerves over German Polish tensions curb commitments, with about 800000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Tri
Plan To Seal Up Tax Loopholes
Treasury and Congressional tax experts draft proposals to raise 100 to 200 million dollars yearly by closing loopholes. They study business tax changes and a potential overhaul of the personal income tax system. Acting Treasury secretary John W. Hanes invites leaders from business, industry, agriculture, labor and law to help draft the program.
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Washington
Treasury
Congressional
John W. Hanes
Industry
Agriculture
Harry Himelright Praised in Trade Magazine Feature
National publicity highlights Harry L. Himelright, operator of a local service station, in Red Triangle Magazine. The article covers his sales activities in Winchester and uses a photograph of him to illustrate the piece. The magazine is published by Continental Oil Company and distributed nationwide and abroad.
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Harry L. Himelright
Red Triangle Magazine
Himelright
Winchester
Continental Oil Company
United States
Dr Baker to Address Ever Ready Bible Class
A Presbyterian Church Ever Ready Bible Class will hear Dr A T Baker address the Sunday morning meeting. The article notes the class will be addressed during regular services and mentions the speaker.
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Dr. Baker
A. T. Baker
The
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Markets report mixed prices for produce livestock and grain across Baltimore and Philadelphia. Cattle calves hogs sheep and poultry prices vary by class with eggs butter and flour noted. grain bids list wheat corn and timbered baselines with regional quotations.
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Sbaltimore
New Jersey
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Wheat and grain futures edged up today after early lows as shorts covered. Prices shown: Sept wheat 66, Dec 65 1 2, May 65 1 2. corn Sept 42 7 8, oats Sept 29 3 8. soybeans Oct 68 1 4, Dec 67, May 69 1 2. Cash grain quotes list No 3 red tough 68 1 2, No 4 tough 64, and other grades in the 61 65 range.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Ted
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Leetown
Briggs
Andrew G
North America Assurance Society
Richmond
Grove
J. R. Clinton
D. D
Springsbury
Sinclair
John C. Woolfolk
Sinclair Station
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
Stock Market Report
Clasefallan
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Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T. and
Anaconda
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Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Cigar
Elec
Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
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Penney (Jc
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Republic Steel
Southern R
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Va. Car. Chem
Car. Pac
Western Union
Woolworth
Harry Himelright
Trade
New York Daily News
L. J. Ww
Kinney’s Shoe Store
Bell Clothes
Ata
Sven
Peru
Pinkham
Antietam
Hagerstown
Rosenberger’s
John W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock St
Se Corb
C. I. Brumback
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