Judges Battle Warren High Tonight In Home Court Clash
The Handley Judges aim to beat Warren County High School on their home floor at 7 30. Coach Maddox is out ill and Coach Ochs will direct the team with Sutton Whiteth as likely starters and Patton Rowe in reserve. Admission is 25 cents. Tuesday features Charles Town at home.
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Warren County High School
Martinsburg
Bricers
Thes
Warren
Sutton
Whithéth
Himel
Stewart
Ritter
Yeakle
Cather
Patton
Rowe
W. R. Seage
Maddox
Ochs
Charles Town
Rifle Target For Second Time In Virginia
W Neardenburg manager of Senator Byrd apple interests in Clarke county again targeted by unknown shooter. An air rifle pellet lodged in his car door after he passed along Route 50. a previous incident years ago involved a .22 caliber rifle bullet through his windshield.
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Berryville
W. Neardenburg
H. F. Byrd
Clarke County
Seyeema
Everal
Hils
Respected Colored Man Dies In Clarke
Jacob B. Holmes of Clarke, 52, died last evening after a brief illness from paralysis. He was a longtime community servant, son of Isaac Holmes and Violet Burns Holmes. Survived by wife Querinne Holmes, two children Walter and Alice, brother Isaac, and three sisters Fanny Dixon and Dixon. Funeral from Three Will Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at three, Rev. E. T. Johnson officiating.
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Berryville
Jacob B. Holmes
Isaac Holmes
Violet Burns Holmes
Querinne Holmes
Walter
Alice Holmes
Isaac
Johnson
Fanny Dixon
Dixon
Mrs Jacobs Injured After Spill at Blue Ridge Hounds Meet
Mrs Burwell Jacobs suffered a concussion after her horse slipped on thawing ground during the New Year meet at Woodley, home of Mr and Mrs Graham Dougherty. She was thrown clear and taken home by automobile to recover.
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Berryville
Burwell Jacobs
Blue Ridge Hounds
Woodley
Graham Dougherty
Dozen Clarke Farms Picked for TVA Demonstrations
Clarke county selects twelve farm unit demonstration farms in cooperation with the Tennessee Valley Authority to run five years. Projects cover soil and water conservation with alfalfa clover pure bred sires and electric fences and use approved lime and fertilizer programs. TVA supplies 35 pounds of 66 percent super phosphate per acre. farmers pay only freight. A county committee headed by Sam S. Thomas and Wilbur M. Gaunt will oversee the plan and farms not yet accepted include Richard B. Smith Irvine Price J. Wilmer Carpenter Montie Payne and others.
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Berryville
C. C. Finkhouser
Tennessee Valley Authority
Clarke County
TVA
Sam 5S. Thomas
Battletown
Wilbur M. Gaunt
Longmarsh
William M. Fenton
Chapel
A. C. Buckley
Greenway
Richard B. Smith
Clifton Price
W. L. Costello
Irvine Price
J. Wilmer Carpenter
Montie Payne
Alex Jolliffe
J. T. Royston
H. L. Fishpaw
M. W. Jones
H. A. Clevenger
Commercial Apple Recipes Published By Bakers Review
The January issue of the Bakers Review showcases commercial apple use in bread, pies, and cakes. It reproduces four tested recipes from the National Apple Institute including Apple Bread, Apple Crumb Pie, and an apple brown loaf, with precise proportions and baking steps for commercial bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Review
New York
Plymouth Rock
National Apple Institute
Lawmakers On Capitol Hill Hear Budget and Relief Moves
On Capitol Hill the House appropriations subcommittee begins hearings on a proposed 875 million dollar relief fund while the Senate unemployment committee reviews relief recommendations. Yesterday the Senate and House heard the President's budget and relief messages as well. President nominated Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court. House Democrats filled four vacancies on the Ways and Means Committee.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
House
House Appropriations
Senate Unemployment Committee
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Senate Appropriations Committee
Adams
Night Work: Farmer Remaley Jailed Days Only
John P. Remaley of Allentown Pennsylvania must serve one month in jail for a drunken driving charge but will stay on his farm. He is permitted to leave the jail at 6 a.m. to work and return at 7 p.m. each day to continue farm duties.
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Allentown
John P. Remaley
Remaley
Death Takes A J Kimmell Clarke farmer dies in Washington
Andrew Jackson Kimmell 86 longtime Clarke county Virginia farmer died this morning in a Washington hospital where he had been living. He was survived by daughter Regina Kimmell and his wife Gertrude Pierce predeceased him. Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville conducted by Rev Bird.
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Dudley P. Pierce
South Stewart Street
Andrew Jackson Kimmell
Clarke County
Washington, D. C
Kimmell
Regina Kimmell
Washington
Gertrude Pierce
Mr. Kimmell
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Bird
TVA Demonstration Program On 15 Farms in Frederick County
The year report by County Agent Stine shows 15 farm unit demonstrations across Frederick County tied to the Tennessee Valley Authority. The program claims 4 470 total acres, 1 521 as TVA phosphate, 15 farm account books, 15 demonstrators reporting, 10 assisted with changes, 15 farms visited, and 4 800 dollars estimated value to demonstrators and county.
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Frederick County
Tennessee Valley Authority
Stine
TVA
Apples and Pears Prices and Arrivals in London Market
Dominion apple arrivals near 450000 barrels with moderate pear demand and fair sales. Apple prices averaged 1.49 a bushel in London, pears 2.88 a box. U.S. shipments expected next week. London price ranges listed for barrels and boxes, with several noted varieties and recent comparisons.
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Scotia
United States
London
Virginia
York
Imperial
Nova Scotia
Stark
Ben Davis
Gano
Baldwin
California
Newtown
Oregon
Washington
U.S
United Kingdom
U. S
Hungerford Proposes $2 Million Maryland Conservation Bond
Arthur E. Hungerford urged Maryland to issue a 2 million dollar conservation bond to fund state forests and parks and to rehabilitate Chesapeake Bay fisheries. He spoke at a Frederick conference of chamber presidents and local citizens about linking Blue Ridge parks with national park systems and restoring the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from Cumberland to Washington.
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Frederick
Maryland
Arthur E. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Hungerford
Chesapeake Bay
Chambers of Commerce
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Francis Scott Key
Blue Ridge Mountains
Pennsylvania
Maryland Heights
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Great Smoky and
Shenandoah National Parks
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
Increased Revenue In Clarke Predicted By Thomas For 1939
Clarke county commissioner Sam Thomas predicts higher 1939 revenue driven by income tax gains from 1936 to 1938 totaling 440 646 and intangible income up 702 552 despite a reduced levy. He cites Hunt Country newcomers with valuable property and Real estate reassessments after Equalization Board review as factors and notes slot machines loss, foreseeing increased real estate revenue as well.
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Clarke
Thomas
the Star
Berryville
Sam Thomas
Clarke County
Tomas
Equalization Board
Lemley Reappointed Town Sergeant in Stephens City
Stephens City Va January 6 Mayor W Lomax Parker announced at Tuesday night council meeting the reappointment of Harry Lemley as town sergeant. The council voted to collect delinquent taxes and improve back streets with crushed stone and wider ditches. A possible special meeting may be held next week to review other matters.
Would Curb Speeders
Middletown council in Virginia met to assess town police powers to address speeding. Officials will seek county guidance on enforcement and discuss a spring beautification plan including shrubbery and grass along highway shoulders. Citizens will be invited to propose improvements at a future meeting.
Congress Eyes Relief Funds and Committee Shifts
The House holds, while the Senate plans cuts to the $875,000,000 relief request as President warns WPA funds run out this month. Byrnes and Woodrum push for regional fairness, Dies committee probes continue amid Democratic splits. House reorganizes Ways and Means with four new members aligned with the administration.
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Byrnes
Rep
Woodrum
D. Va
House
Senate
Dies Committee
Ways and Means
Bill Hopes Bad Things Do Not Come In Threes
Ten years ago a 22 caliber bullet pierced a Berryville windshield narrowly missing William Neudenberg and his wife. Last Sunday a similar incident in Millwood involved an air rifle firing a hole near the driver's seat. Neudenberg, foreman at Byrd orchard in Clarke county, fears the pattern as Friday January 13 approaches.
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Berryville
William Neudenberg
Mr. Neudenberg
Millwood
Marie
Billy
Neudenberg
Byrd
Clarke County
Parish Church Schedule and Reorganization Plans
Stephens City Parish led by Rev. F. L. Roof lists St Pauls Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Luther League activities. Trinity Church offers Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. with sermon "Examining Our selves" by the pastor. Council meeting at 2 p.m. and Luther League at 6 30 p.m.
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Stephens City
F. L. Roof
St. Pauls
Luther League
Trinity
Local Truck Crash Leaves Driver Charged with Reckless Driving
Scott Lockhart 20 of Front Royal skidded about 200 feet and crashed into a Valley Ford Co. truck on the Valley Turnpike at Fishers Hill two miles south of Strasburg. Sheriff Gochenour and Policeman Pangle arrested him for reckless driving. passengers Giles and Clyde Henry, cousins, were in the car. Lockhart sustained minor facial cuts and was treated in Woodstock. The car and truck both suffered heavy damage.
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Scott Lockhart
Front Royal
Valley Ford Company
Winchester
Valley Turnpike
Fishers Hill
Strasburg
Lockhart
Carl Gochenour
Frank Pangle
Giles
Clyde Henry
Woodstock
Notables Train For Grand Circuit
Orlando Florida January six. Three renowned champions are among 125 horses being trained at Seminole Driving Park for the grand circuit harness racing season. Greyhound arrived from Indianapolis with Sep Palin, who rode behind the horse owned by E. J. Baker of St. Charles Illinois when the horse broke his own mile trotting record at Lexington Kentucky last summer. The other two champions are Rosalind and Her Ladyship.
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Orlando
Fila
Seminole
Here
Greyhound
Indianapolis
Sep Palin
E. J. Baker
St. Charles
Ill
Lexington
Rosalind
Ladyship
Cut In Gate Receipts Favored By Alumni Board
Spokane address shows the Spokane Alumni Association of Washington State College endorses a budget provision for adequate compensation to football players. The executive board passed the resolution urging repayment to boost football competitiveness and support athletic facilities for all students.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Alumni Association
Washington State College
Treasury Status Figures for January 4 1939
The Treasury reports receipts of 7 225 752 dollars and 00 cents and expenditures of 19 375 577 dollars and 42 cents for January 4 1939. The gross debt stands at 39 488 273 613 49 dollars an increase of 572 753 41 over the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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Charles Town High
M.miment
Antietam
Bakers
New England
Capitol Hill
Death Takes
A.J. Kimmell
Frank A. Craven
Holmesburg County Prison
Philadelphia
John R. K. Scott
Craven
Klondike
Holmesburg
Drouths
Stokol
Mervel W. Adams
Lemley
Middletown
Congress
Rep. West
D.-Tex
White House
Administration
Boland
D.-Pa
Bill
Ridgeway Roller Rink
Lises
Ome
Sahesid
Red Nemo
Firestone
Radioparadee
Cal Dans Bane Bon
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
N. Main St
Myers
C. I. Brumback
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