All-Stars Triumph Over Harrisonburg 5 to 2 in Front Royal
Goodwin homered and doubled while Nesbitt drove in runs as the Front Royal All-Stars beat Harrisonburg 5 to 2. Stankus pitched solidly, holding Harrisonburg to eight hits as the Stars moved toward the state tournament, with two more games remaining in the season.
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Harrisonburg
Stankus
Front Royal
Goodwin
Frank Nesbitt
Front Royal All- Stars
Stars
Joe Stankus
Rockingham Lads
Curry
Nesbitt
Huffman
Lyle
McFall
Rapp
Shifflett
Hopewell
Culpeper
Charlottesville
Herrisonburg
Ai Baker
Sutton
Tevel
Wills
C. Satueeis
Kibleor
Ercmidt
Rhifflett
Ateil
Hutchinson
Aoe
Good
Lyle McFall
Lacy McFall
Seas Curry
Baker
Oak Stephens
Ad Huffman
Nesbit
Seabee Stankus
Rheat
All Stars
Willis
Bells
Settle and
Foster
Reckless driving verdict and CCC disorderly conduct
In Front Royal Riley Franklin was found guilty of reckless driving with a truck and fined 10 dollars plus 4 dollars costs. Wilkes Barre residents John Kleianovitch and Benny Mack, CCC members, were turned over to camp for disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Tom Ramey, a local CCC member, was turned over for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Riley Franklin
John Kleianovitch
Benny Mack
Wilkes Barre
CCC
Tom Ramey
Humane Society to euthanize stray cats in Warren County
The Humane Society of Warren County announces it will painlessly kill stray and unwanted cats. Residents wanting cats destroyed should contact Mrs. H. S. Wagner or Mrs. J. B. Harnsberg. Joseph T. Watts, D D Mis secretary, will be the guest preacher at First Baptist Church tomorrow morning. The Front Royal Retail Merchant Association postpones its meeting from September 2 to September 9 at the Fairlawn, 15 o'clock.
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Front Royal
Humane Society of
Warren County
H. S. Wagner
J. B. Harnsberg
Ront Royal
Joseph T. Watts
The
Baptist Ach of
Maryland
First Baptist Church
Mt Royal Retail Merchant Association
Monevening
Fairlawn
Royal Front Royal gathering honors local young set
Mary Lowe and Margaret Lowe hosted a party for numerous local youths at Llangollen. Attendees included Elberta Kerfoot, Louise Borden, Mary Frances Simpson, Alice Sowers, and others from Rockland, Nineveh, Boyce, Stanley, and nearby towns. Washington musicians provided music. various residents and visitors were noted for visits, travel, and engagements across the region.
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Front Royal
Mary and
Margaret Lowe
Llangollen
Elberta Kerfoot
Louise Borden
Mary Frances Simpson
Alice Sowers
Robert and
Donald Simpson
Rockland
Virginia Burch
Boyce
Agnes Jenkins
Stanley
Roberta
Radhell Fleming
William Fleming
Nineveh
Edgar Rohr
Manassas
Earl Edmonds
Browntown
Edward Kerfoot
W. LeRoy Carron
Washington
Teske to Visit County for Fertilizer Survey
A. H. Teske extension horticulturist from Virginia Tech will be in the county for two days, September 5 and 6, with County Agent I. Fred Stine. They will survey fertilizer plots in several orchards checking last spring applications, visiting L. O. Dick Clear Brook, Ray Robinson near Stephens City, and H. Clay deGrange west of town. Interested apple growers may arrange interviews through the county agent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Teske
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
I. Fred Stine
Mr. Teske
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
Ray Robinson
Stephens City
H. Clay deGrange
Teske
Thomason Discusses Emergency Education Plan in Virginia
Wallace Thomason spoke to the Front Royal Rotary Club about The Emergency Education Program noting 162 588 illiterates in Virginia and outlining aims to organize illiterate groups and help students aged 14 to 24 finish schooling. He cited literacy gaps by race in Warren and Rappahannock counties and welcomed regional visitors and a thank you letter from Zurich, Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Wallace Thomason
G. Tyler Miller
Warren- Rappahannock
Warren County
Rappahannock County
Miller
Oscar Ettmueller
Zurich
Switzerland
W. H. Legge
D. J. Howard
Winchester
George W. Garner
Strasburg
Roy Holbrook
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas Jenkins
Front Royal Tops Harrisonburg in Valley League clash
Front Royal defeated Harrisonburg 5 to 2 as standings show Front Royal leading the Shenandoah Valley League with an .824 pace. The schedule lists upcoming games including Orange at Staunton and Waynesboro at Harrisonburg with Labor Day doubleheaders in the league race.
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Front Royal
Harrisonburg
W. L. Pet
Culpeper
Ssmiacter
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Orange
Shistruae OG
Bvaumton
Staunton
Weavers
Will Play Series Soft Ball Games Front Royal
Front Royal expects a series of softball games next week between Green Hill CCC and the Palace Barber Shop to decide the league pennant. The 193? season marks Front Royal’s first organized softball year with plans to have twelve teams in two divisions next year. Over a hundred residents from Front Royal and Warren county participated this season.
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Front Royal
Green Hill
Hall Endorses Suggestion For Skyline Shrine
Richmond, Aug. 30. The Rev J J Scherer Lutheran pastor of Richmond proposed a non sectarian shrine for worship on Skyline Drive atop the Blue Ridge. Chairman Wilbur C Hall of the State Conservation Commission endorsed the idea and sent it to National Park Service director A B Cammerer in Washington. He noted worship near Holy Ground on Skyline Drive could renew strength and gratitude to God for all blessings.
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Richmond
J. J. Scherer
Skyline Drive
Blue Ridge Range
Wilbur C. Hall
State Conservation Commission
A. B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Washington
Hall
Roosevelt seeks vacation as key bills await action
President Roosevelt moves to Clear his desk for Hyde Park stay and a West Coast trip while awaiting action on key measures including the neutrality resolution and Tennessee Valley Authority amendments. He plans to sign the Guffey coal and wealth tax bills before departure and expects a statement on Soviet Russia soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Hyde Park
N. Y
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hudson Valley
San Diego
Cal
Exposition
Coal Commission
Ime
Wiegovent
al Capone
Cronies
Soviet Russia
Hull
Winds Forecast From Chesapeake Bay To Cape Hatteras
The forecast calls for moderate northwest winds along the Chesapeake Bay and coast, turning variable Sunday. Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras will see northwest winds becoming variable in the north and moderate to fresh north winds in the south, with periods of partly overcast skies tonight and Sunday.
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Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
North Portion
South Portion
Devil Chasing Day Quiet on Isolated Islands
March 17 marks a ritual period in Ball with “Harl Njept” and Saint Patrick’s birthday. On March 16 natives perform dances and chants while offerings are made to gods, then on the 17th the islands appear lifeless as devils retreat for lack of activity or smoke.
Baltimore Market Report Sends Livestock Prices Higher
The Baltimore market shows cattle gains up to 25 or more, calves steady-to-higher, hogs uneven but mostly up about 10, beef and feeder prices listed, with sheep and lambs steady at top and mid ranges. Philadelphia poultry and eggs unchanged with light offerings and quiet trading.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
U. S&s. Dept
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listed
Local wholesale and retail market prices for flour, corn meal, feed mixes, dairy fats, butter, and eggs are given in hundreds of bags and sacks. The listings include patent and regular brands, varying bag sizes, and per barrel or per 100 unit pricing along with miscellaneous feed items.
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BRECD
Cevcevcce
Oy Berate Sens
Iede
Susspesesewees Gan
Wise
Csscetsaess
Will Take 500 Off Relief Rolls By September 2
Richmond reports 500 men from relief rolls will be called for work on Virginia roads September 2. Highway Commissioner H G Shirley says federal approval covers about 25 percent of the 13.5 million highway program. The first contingent of 5 300 workers will focus on maintenance on secondary roads statewide, with later phases including bridges and grade crossing elimination.
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Richmond
Virginia
H. G. Shirley
Highway Department
Roosevelt
Washington
Shirley
Stock Market Ends Month With Modest Gains
New York August 31 The market finished the last session of the month with a listless tone yet many issues closed higher. Utilities and specialties led while volume was light with about 450000 shares traded. War news was negative and traders were cautious but bullish on the longer pull.
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New York
Washington
U. S
France
The
Stock Exchange
American Can
American
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Arch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Futures and Cash Grain Quotations From Chicago and Baltimore
Chicago market bids show Sept and Dec futures for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley with mixed percent changes. Largely unchanged cash prices in Baltimore list No 2 red winter wheat at 81 1/2 cents and yellow corn at 90 cents per bushel with white corn at 93 cents. All quotations assume mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
PWA Grant Applications Pile Up Across Virginia
Richmond August 30 state PWA headquarters reported more than 500000 in new applications from Virginia localities before the September 6 deadline. Augusta County school board sought 99260 for a 220578 high school at Waynesboro and Virginia Beach revised a 75600 grant for a 168000 sewage system. Smyth County school board applied for a 150000 loan for a Marion high school.
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Richmond
PWA
Virginia
Augusta County School Board
Waynesboro
Virginia Beach
Marion
Smythe County School Board
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1743 B for formal daywear
Barbara Bell pattern No 1743-B offers a formal look for afternoons with raglan sleeves and an inverted oval neckline. The blouse and skirt feature oval seam lines, with satin fabric trends noted and sizes 14 through 42. Pattern book and material instructions included, 15 cents request.
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Barbara Bell
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Front Royal News
W. Emory Trainham
J. B. Harnsberger
Eva Irwin
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Humphrey Harnsberger
Pickett Springs Camp
Dumps
Donaldson
Greta Wallihan
William Sewell
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
Robert Leach
Byron Gale
Byron, Jr
Wapping Road
Francis Carey
New York City
R. J. Henson
Kork District
A. N. Carroll
Navada Sonner
Selma Scheuer
Louis Melton
Prof. Melton
C. C. Proctor
Maple Shade
Mary Burruss
University of Virginia
S. Byrne Downing, Jr
North Carolina
Old Virginia Packing Company
Messrs
Franklin Forsyth
ITI
Giles Downing
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Walker
Maine
Miss Merle Grubbs
Alabama
Jennie Brown
Mattie Brown
Mrs
Ned Latimer
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Latimer
Mrs. L. S. Beard
Manor Avenue
Helen Buckley
Philip Turner, Jr
Thomason
Shenandoah Valley League
North Fork
South Fork
Skyline Shrine
Capital
West Coast
Star
P. Klompus
North Main St
Botany
T. F. Timberlake
H. & W. Corsettes
Moling & Cather
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Times Square Station
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