Bowling League Results and Standings
Bowling league standings list Woolen No 1 Va Woolen Lee Baking Snapp Foundry and Glaize Bros among high scorers. High individual game 135 by C age Ge 134. High team game 592 by Glaize Bros. 1633 high team set Va Woolen 1577. For complete coverage of local news read The Star.
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Woolen News Lescess Bros. Studebaker
Lee Baking
Cuseveact
Valley Service Weubusessue
Oe Cots
Hihsnetiegige
Emma Aes Vabas
Genie Aires Geeeschener
Nk i Woolen
Woolen Lee Baking
Snapp Foundry
Alhatrick
Woolen No
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Newcome
Glaize Bros
Va. Woolen
Va.Woolen
the Star
Good Advice For Men Past Forty From Medical Meeting
Dr Willie Kerr of the University states men over forty lose weight in arms and legs while fat concentrates in the abdomen. He warns downward diaphragm pressure restricts heart function and may trigger angina. An advertisement for National Surgical Fitters offers midsection supports. 130 W Burke St Martinsburg WV phone 1589.
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The
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Willie Kerr
University of
National Surgical Fitters
E. R. Crumpton
W. Burke Street
Martinsburg
Across The Headpin and Capitol Restaurant Tie League Night
Capitol Restaurant held lead by taking the final two games from Va Woolen No 1 after dropping the opener to spark a 471 452 split. Kaknis 115 Dorsey 113 for Woolen, Whitacre 117, Dorsey 113 for Restaurant. Final game Stol Restaurant 496 480, Dorsey 113, Armel 117, Cline 110. Box South End Fire Co swept Gol den Glow three games led by Armel 117 and Cline 110. Va Woolen No 2 added Hart Perry to roll 474 483 518 1475, Solenbergers. Smallwood 112 Derflinger 112 pace Woolen. Hawk 116 Creswell 112 Newcome 110 lead O Sullivan to two wins over Valley Service Station.
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Capitol Restaurant
Woolen No. 1
Hazel Whitacre
Va. Woolen
Helen Kaknis
South End Fire Co
Golden Glow
Hildag Armel
Betty Cline
Va. Woolen No. 2
Ruth Hart
Kitty Perry
Leota Smallwood
Maxine Derflinger
Mary Hawk
Bertha Creswell
Rene Newcome
O’sullivan
Valley Service Station
Capitol Restaurant Dominates Ladies Commercial League Standings
In a local Ladies Commercial League table, Capitol Restaurant leads with strong scores over Valley Service South End Fire Co and Golden Glow. Individual standout Hilda Armel posts top marks, while team tallies show Capitol Restaurant and Va Woolen No 1 and No 2 in close pursuit.
Clarke County Wildlife Association Banquet Tonight
Clarke County Wildlife Association hosts its first annual banquet at the Community Building in Berryville on February 8 at 8 p m with about 150 expected. Dr Holton, noted for anti pollution work, tops a speaker list including Senator Harry Byrd and local officials.
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Berryville
Clarke County Wildlife Association
Holton
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Webb Midgette
Lurber
Leetown Hatchery
M. D. Hart
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Ralph M. Ware
Boy Scout Fund
Clarke County
Henry M. Davis
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation
Archie F. Robertson
Southern Cafe
Boy Scouts
Troop 18
A. Willis Robertson
Woman Is Scalped In Brazen Drill Accident
Philadelphia report recalls Mrs. Freda McKeith a 36 year old brunette who suffered scalp damage from a whirling drill. Surgeons at Bryn Mawr Hospital transplanted skin from Autocar Works Ardmore and then sewed the scalp back in an emergency operation. Doctors say she will be quite all right. The item mentions WACs and no new enlistments amid unresolved congressional action.
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Philadelphia
Freda McKeith
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Ardmore
Missionary William Nye to Speak at Local Church
The Rev. William I. Nye missionary to Tanganyika will speak at the Penecostal Church of God on South Braddock Street Saturday at 8 p m. Nye from Monterey California sails from San Francisco for Africa with his wife and the Rev and Mrs D F Spiese. Everyone is welcome.
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William I. Nye
Tanganyika
British East Africa
Penecostal Church of God
South Braddock Street
Nye
Monterey
California
San Francisco
Africa
D. F. Spiese
Answers to the Daily Quiz on Page One
Correct responses list for the AP quiz. Key items include The White House. no myths. Benjamin F. Fairless. the house and contents were not destroyed. General Joseph W. Stilwell. Rural Electrification Administration. George Washington. Robert E. B. Hannegan.
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White House
Benjamin F. Fairless
Sy Joseph W. Stilwell
Rural Electrification Administration
George Washington
Robert EB. Hannegan
Rainfall figures for 33 years at Winchester
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours 0.02 inches ending 7 am. February to date 0.17 inches year to date 1.39 inches. Average annual rainfall for 33 years 36.49 inches. Monthly averages for 1913 45 inclusive list January to December with values. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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Lettia - Musicade
Chesterfield Club News of World
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Mommie and the Men
Jack Smith
Ginny Simm
Ana Aldrich
Mel Duffy
Duffy’s
Mystery Theater Mystery
Theater
Evans
Kate Smith News
Richard Crisman
Russell H. Carpenter Barber
Loudoun Sr
Ladies Commercial League
A. Oo. O'Sullivan
Valley Service
End Hose Co
Capitol
Ind
Hilda Armel
Betty DuVi
South End
Winchester Junk CO
Winchester
Leon Darvin
Clarke Wildlife Association
Congress
Army
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Leesburg
Winchester Furniture CO
Loudoun Street
General Electric
Philco
Kelvinator
Maytag
Bendix
U. S. Patent Office
Chic Young
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Noah Power
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O'Garr
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Byles Forgrave
Brian
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Skeeter Peu
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