Valley Service Stays in Front in Ladies Commercial League Tie
Valley Service from Across The Headpin remains in a three way tie for first as they drop two to Va. Woolen No. 1 with Capitol Restaurant and South End Fire Co. also at 26‑13 midseason. Mary Boyce 110 and Betty DuVall 146 lead Valley Service. other teams post strong games and upcoming matches shape the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Service
Va. Woolen No. 1
Capitol Restaurant
South End Fire Co
Woolen No. 1
Mary Boyce
Woolen
Hazel Taere
Betty DuVall
Miss DuVall
Mary Hook
Glo Dorsey
Mildred Strode
Miss Hook
Capitol
Peggy Boxwell
Anna Bailey
Helen Kaknis
O'Sullivan
Solenberger’s
Golden Glow
Margaret Carper
Pauline Kritzer
Royal Crown Cola Five
John's Boys
Snapp
Va. Woolen No
Doug Stickley
South End
Gilbert Linebure
Allen Gaunt
John Boyd
Nelson Grim
Coca Cola
Bell Clothes
Glaize
Bro
Clothiers
Jack Wilkins
Bell
Doug Chahey
Studebaker
Grammies
Jim Fiddler
Henkel Lamp
Solenberger's
O’sullivan
Ss Va. Woolen No
Van
O’sulli- Solenberger
F. Dunlap
Bageant M. Wheeler
Z. Trenary
M. Taylor
Margaret Draper
M. Hurst
M. Hannum
V. Sutler
Solenberger
Bowling League Standings and Tuesday Night Results
Standings show Bell Clothes leading with 38 points, Va Woolen No 2 and Studebaker around mid pack. Tuesday results list Snapp Foundry and Va Woolen No 2 drawing 3 0, Bell Clothes 2 0, Glaize pace 1 2, plus individual high games and sets by Fiddler and Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothes
Woolen No
eMickiees
Studebaker
An Bite
Glaize Brothers Peisanehel Ee Cee OY
Bomtd Tees Ease
Eee
Et Snapps Foundry
Lee Baking
Ceetekes Bos Ae Valley Service
User
Woviges
Diess Hiaus Moersee
Cpla
Cide Vcsee
Booth
Csecsee
Snapp Foundry
Woolen
Glaize Pace
Novicks
South End
Valley Service
Coca Cola
Fiddler
S. C
Wilkens
B. C
Chaney
G. B
Merriner
Boyd
S. E
Webber
Bell
Glaize Bors
Clarke County Realty Transfers In Berryville and Boyce parcels
Clarke County records show multiple deeds transferring land in Berryville and Boyce. Transfers include Lot 29 in Crown’s subdivision on Walnut Street and parcels along Old Salem Lane and Shenandoah River with nominal sums of ten dollars and other valuable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Fletcher
Page W. Rutherford
Walnut Street
Berryville
Crown
Lucille Gibbons
Wyman Whittemore
Mary Brooke Whittemore
Chapel
Old Salem Lane
Pauline B. Saunders
Ralph W. Hopkins
Kathleen V. Hopkins
Shenandoah River
Battletown
Robert Carpenter T
Edith H. Lewin
Willey
Chas. T. Levi
Marion E Levi
D. Blanton Allen
Buckmarsh Street
Virginia
Henry P. Mitchell
United States fishing industry size and employment
The annual commercial catch of fish in the United States runs from 4 to 5 billion pounds with a value to fishermen of over 200 million dollars. Over 65,000 regular fishermen are employed and 60,000 others are engaged part time in commercial fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tigers swap York for Lake in 1946 lineup shakeup
Detroit trades Rudy York, 32, a nine year Tiger stalwart, to Boston for Eddie Lake, 28, a right handed shortstop. York scored 18 homers and .264 last season, while Lake hit 11 homers and .279. Greenberg returns to outfield after Army service as Tigers defend the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Rudy York
Tiger
Greenberg
York
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Lake
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Lake
Red Sox
Cavaliers Open Post Holiday Schedule Versus Marines
The University of Virginia basketball team resumes action with a warm up game against the Marine Corps Institute of Washington on their Charlottesville court. Virginia is 2-1 after beating Randolph-Macon 82-37 and Marshall 56-39, with a loss to Duke 48-38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Virginia
Marine Corps Institute
Washington
Charlottesville
Cavaliers
Duke University
Randolph-Macon College
Marshall College
Marine Institute
Doctor's Orders Helps Family Amid Fuel Shortage
In Gallup New Mexico on January 4 Dr Charles W Kenney used his prescription book to arrange coal for a seven member family in dire need due to illness. He directed George Bubany yard operator to supply the coal and Bubany complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup, N. M
Charles W. Kenney
George Bubany
Waterfield Named NFL Carr Award Mvp Amid Rookie Triumph
Rookie Bob Waterfield of the Cleveland Rams won the National Football League Joe F Carr Award with 65 of 85 points. Steve Van Buren and Don Hutson followed, with Waterfield the second rookie to claim the honor and a recent 15-14 Rams title victory cited.
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Chicago
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rams
Waterfield
Joe F. Carr
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Steve Belarus
Riley Matheson
Cleveland
Parker Hall
Frank Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Hutson
Ace Parker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mel Hein
New York Giants
Rams
Ram
Brain Injury Ends Jockey Georgie Woolf Career
In Pasadena California Georgie Ice Man Woolf died from a brain injury suffered after a fall at Santa Anita Park. The 36 year old leading money winner of 1944 died at St Luke's Hospital at 3 20 am with his wife Genevieve and fellow jockeys by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Georgie
Ice Man
Christmas Activities At Rest Church Highlight Holiday Season
Rest Church Youth Fellowship hosted multiple holiday events as Dr. Byrant led the Winchester District services and first quarterly conference. Families and service members conveyed updates on recoveries and leaves, with Christmas dinners, home visits, and a parish pageant drawing a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrant
Winchester
The
Methodist Church
Rest Church
W. D. Dailey
Edgar Clark
College Park
Margarite Clark
Marshall, Va
George Clark
Ridgeway
M. 8Pp
Ira. Shope
Hagerstown
Frank Fiddler
Seaman Eddie Ridgeway
V. P. Ridgeway
Victor Lee Ridgeway
E. A. Cizek
Lucy Weil
Baltimore
H. B. Sell
Blanche Stipe
Thomas Neel
Tamily
Martinsburg
E. N. Swartz
A.S. Bowers
William Ashwood
Richmond
Many Separations At Ft. Geo. Meade
At Fort George G. Meade Maryland a year end report shows 170400 of 4446000 veterans who returned to civilian life registered GI possessions at the separation center. January 1 opened with 1514 discharges and May began a steady rise to December peak of 2258 discharges. The center logged about 46000 separations in December after starting May with 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George Meade
V-E Bay
Fort George G. Meade, Md
John P. Crehan
Regular Army to Increase Officers Under 1945 Act
Lieutenant Colonel James T Cooper, commanding Winchester Recruiting District, announced Congress has authorized increasing Regular Army officers to 25 000 under Public Law No 218 of 1945. Appointments to be made before June 28 1946 in second, first lieutenant, captain, and major grades. Eligible male citizens who served as officers in the AUS between December 1 1941 and December 28 1945 may apply. Information at local Army Recruiting Station or Army Post. War Dept Circular 392 1945 contains filing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “T Cooper
Winchester
Army
AUS
Also Mentioned on This Page
No. Va
Power
Lions
B and S Poultry
Hershey
Ladies Commercial League
Evening Star Ladies League
RED Cross
F. Anderson
M. Fauver
F. Brengle
K. Slonaker
L. Cunningham
M. Creswell
Grove
Burke
Widmyer
Baker
Fauver
Anderson
Stimmell
Cc. Lineburg
E. Snider
M. Moldén
G. Blackburn
S. Kabler
M. Yellett
M. Schmidt
Jackson
Worth
M. Williams M. Bowers
R. Schneider
M. Smith
Cc. Carskaden
E. Jasper
Women OF
H. Elsen
Vv. Schenk
J. Davis
H. Berry
E. Ritter
A. LaVelle
M. Hann
R. Wheeler
Star Office
D. Lyles
G. Eddy
J. DeHaven
S. Bradley
D. Rice
D. Allen
HL Reid
Oline Quality Petroleum
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Jacques
Davenport
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
South
Loudoun St
Clarke County Realty
Coucas
Cc Sileo Cut Price Stores, Inc
Loudoun Street
Shortstop Lake
Marines
Selene Huski
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Rolens Huski
Tor Farm
GaeDen
Rest
Youth Fellowship of Rest Church
G. L. Snyder
Kenneth Smallwood
Bobbie
William Sager
Rio
W. Va
Edward McDonald
Sgt. McDonald
India
Seaman Raymond McDonald
Ft. Geo. Meade
Regular Army
U. S
Harold G. Brown
Carl T. Cather
Frank Armstrong, JR
Exec
Vice Pres
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
P. W. Boyd
Claude R. Cammer
Valley Service Station, Inc
Allen T. Hawthorne
J. W. Richard Farmer
BR. Gray Williams
Stewart Bell
Eugene B Cooper
B. McCormac, Jr
Virginia Woolen Company
E. G. Rusk Trust
Robert D. Glaize
H. K. Benham
Harry F. Byrd, JR
Winchester Star
Clifford D. Grim
R. Gray Williams
Nelson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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