Antrim James McCoy and Others Listed in Roll Call
A long list of individuals by surname and given name appears, grouped by families or households such as Brumback Darst Finklestine Grove Hyatt Peery Rice Thresh Clowe Hall Solenberger Helen Blosser and others, indicating a roll call or roster likely from a community or organizational record. The names include Elizabeth Glaize Katherine Grant Nancy Hurst Joan John and many more across multiple surnames, with no accompanying context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrim
James McCoy
M. Novick
Richard Owens
William Peffer
Martha Bowers
Adelaide Coble
Blanca Danley
Susan Fansler
Mary Glascock
Margarett Haymaker
Betty A. Hendrie
Mildred Jenkins
Caroline Lewin
Elsie May Louthan
Betty Striker
Grove
Martha Arnold
Peggy Chapman
Ibbe Danley
Betty Ann Grim
Massie Hawthorne
Helen Eaknis
Patsy Ritter
Hyatt
Lorraine Fahnestock
Jean Butler
Peery
Edward Clark
Charles Robinson
Rice
Alan Dulaney
Tommy Cooper
Jacob Peery
Thresh
Nancy Adams
Nell Bryant
Mildred Burke
Margarett McKee
Roberta Rinker
Frances Brown White
Helen Yeatris
Clowe
Elizabeth Baker
Betty Hurst
Barbara Hough
Lulu Glascock
Jane Grove
Doris Laign
Margit McFarland
Barbara Sprenkle
Patricia Stephenson
Gladys Miller
Mary Jane Yellett
Ann B. Wright
Shirley Werdenaugh
Jane Schneider
Janet Dalwig
Betty Cather
Olga DeSparre
Mary Royston
Hall
Ruth Richmond
Florence Robinson
Helen McLaughlin
Elma LaFollette
Colleen Grim
Elaine Adams
Solenberger
Betty Hengeveld
Bessie Spanos
Betty Redfern
Dottie Barnes
Nancy Bond
Jeanne Armell
Margaret Cammer
Courtney Fauver
Regina Eine
Helen Blosser
Betty Manuel
Senior Interviews Betty Fries and Mary Ellen Flenner
Betty Fries, known in Handley circles at Rhodes, plans to graduate in June with a stenographic diploma and seek work as a stenographer in a nearby city. Mary Ellen Flenner, a longtime Handley School student, enjoys library activities and embroidery and aims for secretarial work after earning a stenographic course diploma in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fries
Betty
Handley
Rhodes
Stella
Mary Ellen Flenner
Mary Ellen
Handley School
Virginia Avenue
Library Club
Pennsylvania
Handley Honors Pearl Harbor Day With Stamp Drive
Handley students and teachers celebrate Pearl Harbor Day with a defense stamps drive. Final tallies show Miss White's room leading, and Roberta Browning wins a stamp prize for her slogan. Total sales since September reach $10,204.45, aiming for $20,000 by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Solenberger
Rice
Brumback
Garrabrandt
Snider
Clowe
Roberta Browning
Wallace Weiner
Handley
Aeronautics Class Takes Students to Airport Flight
Mr. Darst’s aeronautics class visited the airport on Monday the sixth to tour a Piper Cub. Each student inspected the plane, learned operations, and, with Dusty Rhodes, flew the aircraft and helped land. A car ran out of gas on the way back, blamed on a gremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darst
Dusty” Rhodes
Dusty
Letter from Pvt. Charles R. Sirbaugh at Camp Butner
A reader forwards a message from Pvt. Charles R. Sirbaugh A S N 33659079 of Company L 3rd Infantry Regiment Camp Butner North Carolina. He says Army life is fine with good food and plenty of work and invites friends to write to him.
Round of domestic gossip and schoolyard intrigue
A playful roundup details romantic interests and social mischief among locals. Notes mention Frank pursuing Irene’s photo, Bobby Gee writing to Barbara, Sally and Adelaide in Rhodes on Sunday, Patsy Ritter missing a flam from Harrisonburg, and Betty hoping for Christmas. Also references to Bill, Nancy Bond, Mr. Browning, Macbeth, Evelyn, Judy at a Greenbrier dance, and Chug’s jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Irene
Bobby Gee
Barbara
Sally
Adelaide
Rhodes
Patsy Ritter
Harrisonburg
Pat Anne
Charlie
Betty
Bill
Nancy Bond
Mr. Browning
Mr. Rank
Evelyn
Big Bill
Judy
Greenbrier
Chug
Bryan
Sid
Snoopie
Christmas Card Mail Box At Main Hall Friday
Boosters present a big annual Christmas card mail box in the Main Hall this Friday December 17 to help with postage shortages. On the following Wednesday mail will be delivered by the Postmanetts. Gift idea includes a War Stamp enclosed in a card to benefit country fighting men and the giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmanetts
Brats Lipstick Tube Contest Ends With 556 Tubes
From Nov 1 to Dec 1 Miss Brumback's and Mrs Garrabrandt's girls collected lipstick tubes totaling 556 pieces weighing sixteen pounds. Brumback's room led with 315 tubes, Garrabrandt's girls followed with 154, and Brats trailed with 87 tubes in second place. The prize value was five cents in silver per tube, but the metal weighed more than the sum of the tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brumback
Mrs. Garrabrandt
Handlians on the Way 1944 Preorder Offer
In a few months the super colosal Handlians arrive. Pay one dollar now and two when books arrive or three dollars now for one of these editions. Reserve from Courtney Fauver Bud dy Crim Helen Blosser or Ginnie Goss today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Fauver
Buddy” Crim
Helen Blosser
Ginnie” Goss
Little Known Facts About Well Known People
Mr McIlwee, known as Mac, taught band music at Handley since 1925 and built a long career in music. He led McIlwee s Concert Band for twenty eight years and directed nineteen bands including Winchester city band. He mastered eighteen instruments with piano his specialty and is praised for cheerfulness and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Handley
McIlwee
Winchester City
Handley Band
Macbeth One Man Show by Jack Rank Delights Students
Jack Rank presented a solo Macbeth performance on Wednesday, portraying all roles while changing costumes backstage. The show impressed students at colleges and high schools, with the drunken doorkeeper scene singled out for its humor and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rank
Mr. Rank
Maroons Beat Shamrocks In Two Games Short-handed
In the first game the Shamrocks used only one forward for most of the match and fell 34 to 15. The second game the Shamrocks returned with regulars but the Maroons won 27 to 10. Everhart led the Maroons with 28 points across both games while Armel scored 13 for Shamrocks. The Shamrocks guards stood out despite the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroons
Shamrocks
Shamrock
Lee
Everhart
Armel
Shamrock Guards
Christmas Bonds Today Buy Christmas Auto Tomorrow
Christmas bonds will be available today to fund a Christmas auto purchase tomorrow. Officials say the plan enables shoppers to secure a vehicle in time for the holidays. Local residents are urged to consult the issuing agency for terms and eligibility.
Local Social Roundup From Grimes and Nearby
Major and Mrs. Joseph W. Crimm of Martinsburg visited Grimes area relatives last Thursday. Albert Luttrell spent Sunday with Martinsburg kin. George Gill of Washington D C visited his farm here. Cornelia Gordon hosted a birthday party at Bunker Hill Wednesday night. T Trenary of Winchester made a business call Tuesday. Helen Kerns held a birthday dinner here Thursday for friends. Evelyn Pugh vacationed with her uncle and aunt, Arthur Orndorff family, over the weekend. Mrs. Mary Orndorff and Mrs. Dessie Hensell were in town shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Joseph W. Crimm
Martinsburg
Hugh Crimm
Albert Luttrell
George Gill
Washington, D. C
Cornelia Gordon
Bunker Hill
Grimes Apaco
T. Trenary
Winchester
Helen Kerns
Evelyn Pugh
Arthur Orndorff
Mary Orndorff
Dessie Hensell
Farmers in Community Busy Butchering This Tuesday
Local farmers report active butchering work this Tuesday as the community prepares meat supplies. The scene shows hands-on processing and steady labor across multiple homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Social Visit Notes From Rosenberger and Winchester
Mrs J B Snapp visited sister Mrs Ida Good in Winchester. Sunday guests included Mrs Smith Adams Mr Maynard Brewer Patsy Keckley Lena Frye and families from Winchester Chambersville and Baltimore attendance at Mr and Mrs Frye and Mr Clowser homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Annie Clowser
Warren Clowser
Guy Frye
Santa The Kiddies Want A Stamp In Every Stocking
A holiday feature notes children hoping for stamps in every stocking as Santa's visit draws near. The piece highlights eager shoppers and community spirit during the festive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa the Kiddies
Surprise birthday dinner for Harry O Kerns in Brush Creek
In Brush Creek Virginia on December 9 Mrs Ruth M Kerns hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her son Harry O Kerns of Lifer. Attendees included Mrs Laura C Dailey and family, Miss Myrtle A Dailey, the Kerns and their children, the Whitakers of Charles Town and Glengary, the Lamps of near Cross Junction, and others. News notes mention ill health at local homes and moves, plus farmers busy with butchering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Ruth M. Kerns
Norma
Siler
Paul D. Whitacre
Charles Town
J. R. Whitacre
Glengary
Alva H. Lamp
Thelma V. Lamp
Eva Lamp
Gladys Mae Lamp
Glenn H. Lamp
Near Cross Junction
Ruth Kerns
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Handley High School
Pearl Harbor
Open Forum
Boosters
Postmanetti
Handlian Advertisement
International Business Machines Corporation
Mr. Mellwce
MacBeth
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
George Washington Garage
Ern
Rosenberger
St. Louis
Virginia
Arrow
Arrow Beer
Globe Brewing Co
Beltimord
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