Judges Squad Commended For Spirit At Handley Football Feast
The 1937 Handley football squad was praised as the most spirited in a decade by guest speakers at the annual gridmen banquet. Coach Ochs lauded the team, 18 seniors and graduates received letters, and plans for next year included eligibility rules and a strong nucleus for 1938.
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Handley
Ochs
Garland Quarles
E. B. Cooper
W. R. Legge
Meredith Shumaker
Gene Dunn
Gordon Whitham
Harry Robinson
Willy Cather
Pete Edwards
Laurence Miller
Mickey Perry
Harold Patton
James Brooks
Boyd Headley, Jr
Comanapers
Quaries
Handley Booster Club
Kenneth Windle
Paul Hunter
Carlin Racey
Joe Ritter
Elizabeth Rainsberger
Genevieve Harman
Edwards
Letterman Pete Edwards
Brucetown Christmas Program Under Way
In Brucetown Virginia the Christmas program at the church is being prepared for Christmas night. Local social notes report Mrs. Andy Whitacre and daughter visiting at White Hall and several families hosting gatherings. Ashby Price has been ill. other visits include Mr and Mrs Jess O Roark and family of Winchester and Mr and Mrs Paul Triggs of Martinsburg with the Brill family.
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Brucetown
Belle C. Jobe
Cassie Pidgeon
Wadesville
Andy Whitacre
Janny McKee
White Hall
Charles W. Shearer
Philadelphia
S. J. Swimey
Olie Windle
Lebanon Church
Julian Snapp
Ashby Price
Jess O’roark
Winchester
Russell Price
Paul Triggs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wesley Brill
Mt Falls Social Guests At Triplett Home
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Triplett on Sunday included Frances Tevalt Luther Carpenter Marianna Carpenter Madeline Carpenter Martha Bucher of Winchester Russell Tevalt Maynard Cline Opequon Paul Golliday George Hodgson and two children Mary Etta Donald all of Mt Falls This week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Golliday included John Golliday Frank Golliday Carolee Cave of Winchester and Bill Orndorff from Stephens City.
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Mountain Falls
L. S. Triplett
Frances Tevalt
Luther
Marianna
Madeline Carpenter
Martha Bucher
Winchester
Russell Tevalt
Maynard Cline
Opequon
Paul Golliday
George Hodgson
Mary Etta
Donald
Messrs
John and
Frank Golliday
Stephens City
Carolee Cave
Bill Orndorff
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Local Social Roundup From Mt Williams and Winchester
Mr Williams hosts guests including Mr Cline and son Maynard along with Mr Russell Tevalt of Opequon. L S Triplett buys a new V eight Ford truck. Arbella Richard of Winchester visits her parents Mr and Mrs E A Richard for the weekend. Mrs Reuben Hiver stays with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Fauver at Mt Williams. Mr and Mrs Paul Galliday visit Hollis Clowser in Mt Williams recently.
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Williams
William Cline
Maynard
Russell Tevalt
Opequon
H. A. Tevalt
L. S. Triplett
Arbella Richard
Winchester
E. A. Richard
Reuben Hiver
A. B. Fauver
Mt. Williams
Paul Galliday
Hollis Clowser
Convict Camp Moves to Lee Hall Virginia
It was learned today that the convict camp for colored prisoners, long near Linden, has been ordered to move to Lee Hall near Williamsburg. The Eastside highway project near Front Royal linking with the John Marshall road is nearing completion except for a span over Happy Creek.
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Linden
Lee Hall
Williamsburg
Front Royal
John Marshall
Happy Creek
Power Station Is Swept Away by Paw Paw River
Swollen Paw Paw river waters breached a break in the city hydro electric dam and carried the $50,000 municipal power station into the stream. No one was inside the frame plant. Floods spread through sparsely settled country north of Paw Paw Michigan as snow melt from nearly 30 inches of snowfall caused the dam failure.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Michigan
Weaver's Elgin Hog Farm Owner Receives Silver Gift
Fred P. Weaver and his father have run a hog farm in Elgin for two and a half years feeding piglets with mere from the dining room. He recently married Fern Perry of Palatine and gave her a collection of over 400 pieces of silver salvaged from feedlot leftovers.
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Elgin
Fred P. Weaver
Weaver
Fern Perry
Palatine
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