Six Houses Are Under Construction in Front Royal
A local building boom continues as six houses rise and one existing project nears completion. Grayson Audacille on Shipe street builds two dwellings, Sam Duncan on Cloud street adds a two story bungalow, Ita Henry in Central City starts a two story home, John W. Rosenberger from Winchester constructs two houses on West First street, Edward Stokes finishes three Chester street apartments, and C B Samuels may convert his recent Chester street purchase into an apartment building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Shipe Street
Grayson Audacille
Cloud Street
Sam Duncan
Central City
Ita Henry
John W. Rosenberger
Winchester
West First Street
Edward Stokes
Chester Street
C. B. Samuels
All Stars To Be In Tournament
The Front Royal All-Stars are named among sixteen top teams by the Richmond Chamber of Commerce and invited to the Virginia State Championship. David Miller of Richmond discussed the invitation with officials as the event opens August 31 in a straight elimination format featuring Culpeper Chesapeake Alexandria Celtics Richbrau Atlas Clubs St Mary Celtics Hopewell Lynchburg Petersburg Newport News and other Southwest Virginia teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Virginia
David Miller
Culpeper
Chesapeake
Alexandria Celtics
Richbrau
Atlas
Richand
St. Mary
Elder Harrison Is Elected Moderator at Meeting
Front Royal reports Elder A. KL Harrison was elected moderator at a Reaction Association gathering. The Old School Baptist Church meeting ran August 16 to 9 in Columbia Church Maryland with local attendees Mrs A L Harrison Miss Harriette Harrison Charlie Stephens ae Priest and B Sax Atwood from Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
A. KL. Harrison
Reaction Association
Old School Baptist Church
Columbia Church
Montgomery County
Maryland
A. L. Harrison
Harriette Harrison
Messrs
Charlies Stephens
Ae Priest
B. Sax Atwood
Board of Health Fails To Act On Petition
The Warren County Board of Health did not act on a petition signed by 144 business and professional men seeking reconsideration of barring the 111th Field Artillery and the headquarters brigade of the 54th Field Artillery from camping here. Dr. Lyle F. Hansbrough said the petition was mostly merchants' signatures and lacked sufficient parents of young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County
Palace Barber Shop team beats Frigidairs 5 to 2 in softball
Softball results show Billy Smith's Palace Barber Shop team trouncing Shirey's Frigidairs 5 to 2 last evening. Front Royal Lions win 8 to 4 over Silk Mill. Standings list Harmony Hollow 60 1,000 and Palace 5 2,714 among others with mixed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Billy Smith
Palace
Shirey’s Frigidaires
Front Royal Lions
Silk Mill
Green Hill
Harmony Hollow
Lions
Frigidaires
Riverton Lime
Rotary
Shenandoah Valley League Week Schedule
Schedule for the Shenandoah Valley League listing Culpeper Front Royal Harrisonburg Charlottesville Waynesboro Orange Staunton and Weavers. This week Wednesday matches Culpeper at Front Royal and Harrisonburg at Waynesboro. Thursday games include Front Royal at Orange and Culpeper at Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Waynesbroro Orange Staunton Weavers
Culpeper
Front Meres
Waynesoro
Front Royal
Orange
Conditions Of Rivers North And South Fork Muddy
Reading notes describe the North Fork and South Fork rivers as muddy in condition. The report records turbid water impacting nearby streams and drainage channels with no further measurements given.
Locals Face Culpeper Here In Big Midweek Clash
After two more Valley League wins, the Front Royal All-Stars prepare for a key matchup with league champion Culpeper on Wednesday afternoon. Lefty Joe Stankus, ex William and Mary star, will start on the mound after guiding Front Royal to a 13 to 2 win over Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal All- Stars
Valley Leaf
Culpeper
Joe Stankus
William and Mary
All-Stars
Staunton
Blast Breaks Power Line Near Front Royal
A highway blasting along the East Side Highway yesterday around noon caused Front Royal to lose electricity for several hours. Rocks from one blast damaged power lines, and power was restored late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
East Side
Front Royal Social Notes and Local Visits
Front Royal residents share visitors and moves as Elliott Marshall's recovery from appendicitis continues in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Rep A Willis Robertson from Lexington visits. Dr Robert Miller recovers from major surgery. Mrs Alice Dunaway returns from Rockland to Winchester. Major and Mrs S R Miller depart for Virginia Beach for two weeks. Young Margaret Reeves improves after a fall and hospital stay. Helen Robinson Belva Shenk visit from Winchester. W LeRoy Corron and Alice Sowers visit Winchester. Margaret Grayson returns to Mrs Irwin Bierer's West Main Street home after visits. Mr J H Swank moves to Front Royal as area administrator succeeding Dorothy K Smith. Swank previously served as project engineer. Mrs John Morgan remains ill in Riverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Elliott Marshall
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Margaret Reeves
Charles Reeves
Margaret Grayson
Irwin Bierer
West Main Street
J. H. Swank
Mr. Swank
Dorothy K. Smith
Local Notes From Plain New Jersey And Nearby Areas
ig Charles Loiseau visits sisters Mrs Florrie Millar and Miss Dick Miller at Mt View Frances Hesser former Brazil missionary visits with Rev and Mrs R Mormon Parker Louis Milani welcomed with birth of daughter Julia Palmer is mother Mrs Milani Dump Donaldson returns from Richmond Bim Cook back on paper route after pool injury at Passage Creek Mrs Baltimore Calvert ill at sister Mrs Edgar Poulton Miss Lola Silman ill Capt G C Dean to take short vacation and then begin duties at R M A as music instructor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loiseau
New Jersey
Florrie Millar
Dick” Miller
Mt. View
Frances Hesser
Brazil
R. Mormon Parker
Louis Milani
Milani
Julia Palmer
Walter Palmer
The
Fork District
Mild Case Of Paralysis Reported
This morning Dr. Robert D. Hollowell district health officer diagnosed Herbert Manuel of Browntown with a mild case of infantile paralysis. His condition was reported as about normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Robert D. Hollowell
Herbert Manuel
Browntown
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes and Its Historic Eruptions
In June 1912 a vast explosive eruption near Mt. Katmai formed a gulf and deep crater lake after ejecting cubic miles of material. Across the divide a field of venting valleys released superheated vapors creating a land of wonders. Historians note Capt. John Smith as Jamestown founder and noted rake of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Katmai
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Barbara Bell Patterns Offer Attractive Shirtwaist and Coat Dress
The ad promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1607-B a shirtwaist dress with a minimal yoke and gathered blouse back details and a wide back panel skirt. It also highlights No. 1685-B a one piece coat dress with a large sailor collar and side fastenings. Patterns come in multiple sizes with yardage information and a call to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Barbara Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Elder Harrison
Shenandoah Valley League
North Fork
South Fork
TCG
P. Klompus
North Main St
Front Royal News
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Robert Miller
Alice Dunaway
A. J. Bowen
Rockland
Major
Mrs. S. R. Miller
Virginia Beach
Helen Robinson
Belva Shenk
W. LeRoy Corron
Alice Sowers
John Morgan
Riverton
Ourese
Essa
Northern Virginia Power CO
Donaldson
Greta Wallihan
Cook
Passage Creek
Baltimore Calvert
Washington, D. C
Edgar Poulton
Lola Silman
G. C. Dean
Capt
John Smith
Jamestown, Va
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Dad Keyes
Tobat
Lee ”, Stanley
Ntral Press
Stanle
Aco
Gio
Moling & Cather
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Good Shepherd Yarns
T. F. Timberlake
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!