Waynesboro Girls Manage Basketball Team Details
The note mentions Waynesboro's girls basketball team with two girl managers and references uniforms and dances at the Naval Academy. It notes student life and spring events, with lines about Jean Shryock and others, plus school diary style remarks on seniors tryouts and festival plans.
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York
Jean Shryock
Reba Snarr
Jane Cather
Frances Bickers
Eulaes
Waynesboro
Took
Jonedith Henry
Naval Academy
Ae Yost
Washington
Gil
Uncle Sam's Sons and Character in Great Leaders
The text ponders whether two of Uncle Sam's finest sons would be impressive and cautions against overreaching. It suggests that through actions we can develop character similar to George Sie and Abraham Lincoln, aiming to imitate their virtues.
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Uncle Sam
George Sie
Abraham Lincoln
Student Profiles Show Future Plans and Activities
REE Ann Brown Ann plans to study piano and become a history teacher while weighing college options for next fall. She participates in sports and joins the General Organization, balancing academics with campus life. Natalie Brockenborough Browne graduates this June with a stenographic diploma and aims to college to teach kindergarten after college. She is active in Boost-4 Sy and Girls Monogram.
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Natalie Brockenborough Browne
Natalie
Boost- 4
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A Capella Choir Hosts Candlelit Vesper Service
The Handley A Capella Choir held a Sunday vesper at the Episcopal Church for British aid. Two hundred candles lit the church while familiar songs were sung and a silver offering was collected as a large crowd attended.
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Handley A Capella Choir
Episcopal Church
British Aid
Weekend gala noted by Senior girls and friends
Weekend events described as a gala by senior girls including Jack English Dotty Moore and Phyllis Fowle who left dear Ole Handley Friday to explore university life and consider prospects with Virginia men. Light sisters are praised for their lively weekend.
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Jack English
Dotty Moore
Phyllis Fowle
Ole” Handley
Ince
Virginia
Traffic Light Installed Last Week
A new traffic light was installed last week to improve safety. Officials say the installation will help regulate traffic flow and reduce accidents in the area.
Spelling Test Correction Mention at Miss Laughton’s Class
A note requests correcting a spelling test led by Miss Laughton and mentions Donald in connection with the exercise. The fragment suggests a classroom activity or correction request within a school setting.
Ventilation Lessons for Dairy Barns and Ring Etiquette
A shaky note outlines dairy barn ventilation stressing cool, circulating air to keep milk flow steady, with suggestions of maintaining barn temperatures around 45 degrees when possible. It mentions frequent window adjustments and cautions against overcooling, alongside a Q&A about when a widow should wear or change a wedding ring after a second engagement.
Notice to towns on cedar bushes near commerce county fruit
An official notice calls attention to all concerned in towns and counties regarding cedar bushes or trees within three miles of a commercial fruit operation. The fragmented text lists coded references likely for internal tracking or dates.
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Ncan
Our Basketball Team Practice Day and Night at School
A fragmentary verse praising the basketball team and their daily practice at school. It mentions dedication, golden frame recognition, and long sessions of running, spinning, and shooting. Names and coherent details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Motoring Couple Report Decidedly Novel Experience
Ogden Utah February 18 State Patrolmen Swarthwaite and Ward investigated a highway incident on Riverdale road. Dr William D Pace of Ogden drove into a guard fence tearing a wooden rail aside and passing between Pace and Miss Kathryn Hobie of Malad Idaho in a car body ripped along the radiator and engine. Miss Noble suffered minor cuts and bruises while Pace was uninjured.
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Ogden
Utah
R. Swarthwaite
W. K. Ward
William D. Pace
Riverdale Road
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Crawbredge
Dr. Pace
New Chairman Named for Monitor and Corridor Commission
Nancy Gano appointed chairwoman of the Monitor and Corridor Commission with Betty Jane Gearing as chair. Committee members include Ruby Landacre Jack English and Jim, who has begun work on commitments signaling a promising initiative.
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Monitor and Corridor Commission
Betty Jane Gearing
Ruby Landacre
Jack English
Jim
Intramural Basketball Scores and Standings Update
Last week results show aS nw waite 22 over Boston College 16 and Navy 34 over Duke 22 while Yale 16 beat California 10. Team standings list Duke and California with 1 win, while Boston College and others show 0 or 2 wins and losses in a garbled update.
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Nw Waite
Boston College
Weidaew
Navy
Duke
Yale
California
Maroon and White Quill January issue review
The January issue of the Maroon and White Quill highlights a staff columnist on Richard the pointed staff council and Katherine Buchanan’s fourteen years in Japan. Katherine recently arrived in Handley and fits in well as the Cub Reporter story meets junior high standards.
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Tne Rede
Richard
Cocoune
Eee Ey
Japan
Katherine Buchanan
Katherine
Handley
Cub Reporter
Open Forum Praises Team Effort and School Spirit
The article notes disappointment with final scores but hails the team’s fighting spirit and teamwork. It credits all players for the effort and highlights Martha Bebe for notable school spirit and leadership.
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Martha Bebe
Station MSB Presents Amusing Assembly Program
Station MSB staged a Wednesday program featuring a skit The World is Pull of Crooks and piano solos by Martha Ann and Massie Hawthorne. Detective Hem lock Shones presented the day’s scoops in a light finale.
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MSB
Miss Shiley
Martha Ann
Hemlock Shones
Massie Hawthorne
Harrisburg Telegraph Staff Enlisted for Federal Service
Harrisburg telegraph staff members including president Brig General Edward J. Stockpole Jr publisher Col Albert H. Stockpole and editor Bion C Welker joined the army for a year of federal service as seven men left the paper.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Army Today
Edward J. Stockpole, Jr
Albert H. Stockpole
Bion C. Welker
70 000 Veterans Expected To Sign To Serve State
Richmond reports that about 70 000 World War veterans in Virginia are to register before Saturday in a Legion drive. Questionnaires listing 67 occupations will classify veterans for emergency service roles, with Roanoke posts requesting 1 000 more forms. Registration is extended beyond February 22 as outreach continues statewide.
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Eee
Cers
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Virginia Legion
Roanoke
Legion’ 1940
Kansas City dog killed in hit and run offer
Howard Oots offers a $10 reward for the driver who deliberately ran over his fox terrier pup. He posts the address 7736 Mission Road and vows the reward with no questions asked, saying it is worth that much to him and may also "take care" of the driver.
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Bingo
Howard Oots
Mission Road
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Titmouse And Oak Triumph In West Virginia State Tree Vote
Charleston February scene as Senate debates state symbol status for the oak and the Titmouse. Senator Reed pushes Stark's Golden Delicious as state tree while Fleming counters the name is commercial and not suitable. Majority Leader Paul notes Grimes Golden tied to Brooke county as a loyalty issue.
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West Vires Senate
West Virginia
Brooke County
Reed
Paul
Tom Sweeney
Ohio
Senate
Price Qualifies To Practice Law In Fredericksburg
Governor Price became the first attorney admitted to practice in the Fredericksburg circuit court at its opening ceremony. He issued a proclamation elevating the city to first class status after the 1940 census counted 10 066 residents. Judge William P Woolls of Alexandria sat with him as the moving from corporation to circuit court marked the 15th Virginia judicial circuit transition.
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Fredericksburg
Price
Virginia
William P. Woolls
Alexandria
Corporation Court
Circuit Court
15Th
Virginia Judicial Circuit
Wood cited for award of distinguished service cross
Baltimore February 18. William E. Wood receives the distinguished service cross. The ceremony honors his wartime service and legacy.
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Baltimore
William E. Wood
Bravery Awarded for Marine Action in France Event
The report honors an individual who showed extraordinary bravery while fighting alongside a United States Marine in France twenty three years ago, with the announcement highlighting the episode and the wartime collaboration.
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United States Marine
France
Third Corps Area officers report ownership to May Wood widow
Officers reported in the Third Corps Area that ownership passes to May Wood widow as part of the estate settled after the death. The record notes the transfer occurred by May and identifies the parties involved in the settlement.
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Third Corps
Wood
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