Winchester Public Schools names 1961 62 faculty for session
Garland R. Quarles announces the 1961 62 faculty across Winchester schools including Handley Virginia Avenue Kerr Quarles and Douglas as well as listed elementary and high school staff. Registrations for the coming session are now complete with no new pupil registration on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Public Schools
Trade R. Peery
Handley High School
Charlotte DeHart
Virginia Avenue
Rene M. McNally
Nipel
Quarles
Virginia B. Sargent
the Kerr Elementary
Kirk N. Gaskins
Douglas School
Gwendolyn Haynes
Katherine Pannill
Mildred L. Grove
Elizabeth H. Hart
Edith Spaid
Dorothy Hunt
Handley
Handley School
John Kerr School
Knights of Erin At Confederate Cemetery Rites
The Rouss Knights of Erin Drum and Bugle Corps join in the rededication ceremonies at the Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown Maryland with governors from ten states and other dignitaries invited. The 2500 unidentified Confederate dead are interred on a two and a half acre plot adjoining Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rouss Knights of Erin Drum and Bugle Corps
Hagerstown
Maryland
Rose Hill
Washington Confederate Cemetery
Fitzhugh Lee
County Teachers Complete Two Day Pre-School Conference
Frederick County Public Schools wrapped a two day pre school conference at James Wood High School with about 190 attendees, including 187 teachers. Superintendent Robert E Ayler announced 30 new teachers and six returning staff as instruction leaders discussed uniform English teaching and school law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Tomrow
Robert E. Ayler
Melton Wright
Wilkins Building Nears Completion on Braddock Boscawen Corner
The Wilkins building at the southeast corner of Braddock and Boscawen Streets is expected to finish about November 1. Ground floor spaces on the Boscawen Street side are rented and two more spaces remain available. The interior plans for the second floor are undecided. Mrs. Wilkins confirms the Shoe Center will stay at Loudoun and Boscawen Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilkins
Braddock and
Boscawen Sts
Boscawen St
Heat shielded nose cones protect reentry of ICBMs
Cape Canaveral reports reinforced plastic and ceramic layers shield the Atlas and Titan missile nose cones during reentry from altitudes over 700 miles at about 18000 mph. The heat melts outer layers as the blistering forces grow, preventing the one-ton cones from burning and enabling warhead delivery in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlas
Kiwanis Leader Bruce Peters Dies in Cambridge City
Bruce L. Peters, 65, Indiana district governor of Kiwanis International, died Monday apparently of a heart attack. A longtime Cam bridge City attorney, Peters was born in Chicago and practiced law there for over three decades.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Bruce L. Peters
Indiana
Kiwanis International
Peters
Chicago
Language Arts Lectures For Primary Teachers In Session
Miss Rita Ann Beirne of D. C. Keeth & Co led a language arts session for first to third grade teachers. Miss Jackie Wheeler of Ginn Publishing led a reading seminar. High school departments held daylong meetings for agriculture home economics and science teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Creasy
W. A. Yoder Co
James Abbott
Northern Virginia Power Co
Rita Ann Beirne
D. C. Keeth & Co
Jackie Wheeler
Ginn Publishing Co
Miss Wheeler
Miss Beirne
Former Teamsters agent Henry Lower dies at 57
Henry Lower 57 a former Teamsters Union business agent and promoter for the Sun Valley retirement project in Florida died Monday He became business agent for Local 376 in 1953 and also served as a public relations set for the union About 3600 Cubans work at Guantanamo United States Naval Base in Cuba
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Teamsters
Detrot
Henry Lower
Teamsters Union
Union
Sun Valley
Florida
Lower
Guantanamo
United States Naval Base
Cuba
Misused phrases on convenience and grammar notes
Guide explains common errors with convenient to and convenient for. It clarifies that convenient to must precede a person and convenient for a purpose. Examples illustrate correct usage and common pitfalls in writing.
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Handley School High School
Kathryn S. Armstrong
Virginia M. Barr
Sabinaers
Mary F. Boxley
Ruth C. Bright
Millard K. Bushong
Charles M. Byrd
Mary V. Carson
Mary B. Clowe
Joan Coffinberger
Retha C. Cooper
George L. Craig
Lucy M. Davis
John W. Duvall
Betty J. Fawcett
Sadie
Finkelstein
Mary E. Flanagan
Edith C. Garrabrandt
Ancil S. Gray
Loudelle P. Hale
Ann B. Hall
Mary C. Hohannes
James Q. Huey
Homer L. Ice
Patsy R. Jack
Evelyn T. Kiser
Frederick C. Landis
Nancy A. Lichliter
George F. Life
Hunter J. Maddox
Irvin S. Manges
Elizabeth R. McMullan
Carroll L. Newbrough
Jane W. Norman
James M. Omps
Dorothy
Greece
Sadie Kh. Crabill
Bess H. Nicholas
Kerr Seal
Elizabeth B. Brumback
M&wanor
Virginia Avenue School
Eula J. Affleck
Iris Anderson
Anna B. Beard
Marion C. Booth
Evelyn Curl
Phyllis $. DeCourcy
Isabelle G. Donica
Patricia W. Godenour
Mabel V Gray
Dorothy A. Haines
Carter L. Heatwale
Virginia A. Homar
Elizabeth G. Long
Bertie L. Mast
Dorothy L. Miller
Marjorie A. Nelson
Martha L. Richard
Mary L. Richard
Edith F. Shoemaker
Nina G. Way
Quarles School
Lois E. Eaton
Mary B. Fray
Geneva M. Getz
Glaydys F. Glaize
E. Charlena Grim
Lois S. Groves
Barbara L. Guffer
Suzanne B. Kesler
Virginia B. Lawrence
Sylvia G. Madden
Ruth D. McFadden
Nancy S. McVicar
Eleanor G. Mccartney
Madeline W. Riley
Edna R. Rush
Virginia M. Sybert
Vada G. Thompson
Martha W. Wheatley
Edwin W. Barksdale
Henry W. Battle
Henry M. Brooks
Mattie R.cross
Effie M. Davis
Rosa Francis
Sarah H. Harris
Carrie E. Hines
Edna H. Jasper
Tuscan Jasper
Roumaine H. Lett
Lovelena L. Marcus
Blanche G. Moten
Iona M. Robinson
Gladys L. Vinson
Margaree B. Washington
Ethel W. Wheeler
Knights of Erin
Esso
Humble Oil & Refining Company
America’s Leading Energy Company
Kiwanis
Leggett
D. Mole
Famous
Cone Mills
Famous Mills
Winchester
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