Honor Roll Totals Rise as Teachers Support Charity
The Teachers Association reports more boys and girls on the six week honor roll and notes members' charitable giving including a $100 contribution and a pledge to buy a $25 anti tuberculosis bond. Read lists show hundreds of students across Handley Junior High, Senior High and Handley Building Elementary grades earning recognition.
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Handley
Legg Oot Lowry
Jean Whitehurst
Lucille Wright
Jack Haines
Loring Himewright
Andrew Grove
Luther Thomas
Hunter Baylis
Helen Cather
Jeanne Sprint
Ethel Cooper
Retha Cooper
Cee van Meter
Mary Amos
Bonnett
Ta Jobe
Pith
Ble
Lu- We
Harry Dieckman
McKnee
Mary Babb
Isaca
Widen Luttrell
Helenabeth Ebert
Catharine van Meter
Kitty Bonnett
Lucille Webber
William Glaize
Robert Harper
Horace Hott
Kenneth Robinson
William Shafer
Arthur Id
Jane Rosenberger
Emma Cain
Belle Desper
Thelma Kibler
Mary V. Rosenberger
Virginia Sager
James Cave
William Green
William Schenck
Isabelle Bailey
Ethel Harry
Duane Hughes
Helen Willis
Wesley Meawkins
Virginia Cather
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Helen Hatcher
By Shiley
Melia Beverley
Eveyn Bywaters
Refuge Notes and Family Moves in Virginia
Refuge Virginia reports Roy Grim and family moved from Cherry Grove farm to Front area to live with his uncle O L Ben Derflinger. The piece mentions visits with Hamp Vos Ridenour and others, with John Conner spending days nearby and Emily Little visiting Stephens and Found families plus a Sunday gathering at L L Bowmans.
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Refuge
Roy Grim
Cherry Grove Farm
Grim
O. L. Ben Derflinger
Canterbare
oPalee
Ee al Derflinger
Hampvos Ridenour
John Conner
D.C
Miss Emily
Near Stephens
Clarke county stock and farm sales ledger notices
A fragmented list of farm sales and household goods offers across Clarke county and adjacent areas. Entries include sellers such as John Fenton farm Senseney road, Kerns town Virginia, Wheat farm Berryville, Crums Church, A M Hannum's farm, and others detailing stock, implements, feed, and furniture with dates in February and March.
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Ben Locke
John Fenton
Senseney Road
Clarke County
Mrs. Hardy Grim
Kernstown
George F. Sowers
Berryville
W. F. Ramey
Crums Church
R. Anderson
Hayfield
A.M
Luther Pannett
Winchester
C. B. Jenkins
Byrd Farm
Old Chapel
Maddison
Summit Point
W. Va
Smith - Bag
Bowman and Ridenour Families Honor Departed Relative
Funeral services were held for Lincoln Bowman and Peggy Bowman with Mr. Phil Bowman among mourners. The rites for Elwood Ridenour’s son were conducted by Rev. W. R. Hardesty and followed by interment at Refuge cemetery.
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Lincoln
Peggy Bowman
Phil Bowman
Sort
Jimmie
Ridenour
Elwood Ridenour
W. R. Hardesty
Refuge Cemetery
Ostrich Size Records Largest Birds
The ostrich and its close relatives the emus are the largest birds. A mature African ostrich male reaches 8 feet in height and can weigh up to 300 pounds.
Reserve Fund for Hard Times Proposed in Virginia
Richmond advocates a three percent general fund reserve to be protected from legislative appropriation except during economic stress. Dr. Stauffer argues such a fund would stabilize state services amid declining revenues, with 3 to 5 million dollars starting, funded by annual 3 percent allocations from general tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Treasury
Kremer Seen Possible Walsh Successor in Senate
J Bruce Kremer of Butte Montana a Democratic national committeeman is viewed as likely to be named to the United States Senate if Senator Thomas J Walsh moves to the cabinet as attorney general a shift regarded as certain after the Roosevelt era Chicago convention last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Mont
United States Senate
Thomas J Walsh
Kremer
State fiscal policy debated for constitutional safeguards
Discussion among fiscal officers centers on funds and the maximum limit. If the idea is sound, proponents argue it should be incorporated into the state constitution with adequate safeguards. The debate weighs feasibility, legality, and protective measures before formal adoption.
World Morals Debated By Winchester Team At Hayfield
The Winchester debate team will perform at Hayfield school house Friday at 7 30 pm. The subject is That the moral condition of the world is retrograding. Experienced speakers will lead a likely battle royal. Local vocalists will sing and ladies will serve refreshments.
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Hayfield
Winchester
Hayfield School House
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG local briefs
Mrs. Carrie Hudson visits Clyde Tomson near Middletown. Mrs. W. D. Hale moves from sister’s home to her own. Several White E children ill with whooping cough. Mrs. Jessie Perry recovers and visits Stephens City. Broadus Welch of White Post visits Estella Madigan. L. W. Painter visits Henry Jenkins family. Weekend guests: Anna Margaret Adams of Winchester and Kathleen Perry of Locustdale. Charles Madigan moves from Hale place toward Millwood. B. A. Rowland and son spend Saturday in Winchester on business. Mrs. B. A. Rowland ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Carrie Hudson
Clyde Tomson
Middletown
W. D. Hale
H. L. Sudith
H. E. White
Jessie Perry
Stephens City
Broadus Welch
White Post
Extraordinary powers debated for quick relief program
The piece argues for granting the President broad emergency powers to push relief and reconstruction measures through Congress. It warns Congress must be disciplined to avoid obstruction, urges Democrats to support and frontload the powers, and contends delay jeopardizes relief amid the 1922 context.
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Garner
Bae Pesun
Snell
Tts
Congress
Roosevelt
Opening lead choice in contract bridge lesson
A Central Press bridge lesson by N A V Shepard explains how selecting the proper opening lead defeats a 24 contract. The hand demonstrates why the chosen line would have beaten any alternative opening lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press Associat
Central Press
Na V. Shepard
Bridge leads and cards reveal partner information rules
The article analyzes opening leads in a bridge hand and how different leads reveal partner and opponent cards. It discusses trump plays, finesses, and the impact of various opening leads on the contract, plus guidance on signaling and card-reading conventions for defense.
Sleepless Wound Patient Dies After Long Illness
The Budapest resident Cornelius Szekely died after years of sleeplessness that followed a head wound in war. Powerful sedatives proved ineffective, and he never found lasting rest. In Prague, Johanna Munk, aged 106, Czechoslovakia’s oldest woman, earned wages making wigs but died penniless in a poorhouse after charitable giving.
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Cornelius Szekely
Budapest
Hungary
Johanna Munk
Czechoslovakia
Prague
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Juanita Steele
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Walter Sibert
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Robert Or
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Ann Woolfolk
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Baker's Drug Store
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