Motorist Fined in Ohio Valley Accident Case
Ray K. Cameron of RD 2 Front Royal paid a $100 fine and costs after a trial on leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended and he also paid $10 and costs for being drunk in public. State Police Sgt Wolfe said Cameron struck Clyde Neal’s mailbox east of Middletown on the road to Reliance and fled on foot before arrest. The last line notes a separate statistic about mass transit usage compared with railroads.
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Ray K. Cameron
RD 2
Front Royal
F. L. Wolfe
Cameron
Clyde Neal
Middletown
Reliance
Michigan State College Names Chandnois Top Scorer
Lynn Chandnois of Flint Michigan is highlighted as Michigan State College's leading football scorer for last season with 12 touchdowns and 72 points.
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Lynn Chandnois
Rangy
Flint
Mich
Michigan State College
Elks Bow To Legion A C As Royal Crown Triumphs
American Legion beat Elks 47 to 44 at the armory to break a three way tie for first place. Royal Crown defeated Plumly 36 to 23 to share the top berth. Lewis scored 20 for the Legion and Pope 15 for the Elks. Burkhart led Royal Crown with 14 points.
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Armory
American Legion
Elks
Royal Fei Ha
Plumly
Legion-Elks
Lewis
The
Legion
Pope
Burkhart
Royal Crown
Lovett
Ritter
Lewis Pingley
Haymaker
Sirk
Stillarty
Hartley
Elks Baker
Encludee
Corrigan
Crowe Sutton
Snider
Fauver
Turner
Totals
R Burkhart
Levi
Grim
Lewis McKee
Plumly Smallwood
Wolfe
Lamb
Seldon
Hart
Garber
Copper White
Bears Bagged in Rockingham and Augusta Counties
Thirty bears were killed in Rockingham and Augusta counties during the season which ended Wednesday. The largest was a 325 pounder shot by Dick Armstrong of Sully West Virginia. Another 300 pounder was bagged by Ralph Yorrance of Arlington.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Dick Armstrong
Sully
W. Va
Ralph Yorrance
Arlington
Opequon Creek Suggested for Demonstration Area
The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin voted to ask for a basin resurvey by the Agriculture department. It recommended forming a demonstration area on a small stream, with Opequon Creek in West Virginia and Virginia as a candidate, and approved a one day Bedford Springs Pa meeting in April with soil conservation district supervisors. Edward N. Munns said funds are largely available.
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Washington
Interstate Commission
Potomac River Basin
Agriculture Department
78Th Congress
Opequon Creek
West Virginia
Virginia
Bedford Springs
Soil Conservation District
Edward N. Munns
U.S. Forest Service
Mt Williams Hunt Club Names Officers
W. Hurl Himelright elected president of the Mt Williams Hunting Club. New officers include Grant Wilkins vice president Russell Freley secretary and Zirkle Williams treasurer. A shooting match is planned for February 5 and the next meeting is March 1. New members are invited.
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W. Hurl Himelright
Mt. Williams Hunting Club
Grant Wilkins
Russell Freley
Zirkle Williams
Winchester bowler Jane Gregory tops season with 151 game
Jane Gregory of South End Hose Co. posted a 151 in the Ladies Commercial League to lead her team to two wins over Jewel Box. Her 151 marked the season high, surpassing prior league highs. Gregory later totaled 347 for the series with Frances Mason adding 340 as South End achieved a season best 1516 in team play.
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Jane Gregory
Winchester
South End Hose Co
Jewel Box
Mrs. Gregory
June Bageant
Marie Franklin
Virginia Leach
South End
Frances Mason
O'Sullivan
Clara Clark
Va. Woolen Co
Newberry
Juanita Haines
Kirby Transfer
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Dorothy Lofton
Tedh
Capitol Restaurant
Newsberry’s
Sarahane Fire Co
O’sullivan
See Mason
Bertha Muse
Ted
CV Firemen Head Will Visit in City
William L. Dando of Harrisburg president of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Assn will visit the city next week seeking advertisements for the 48th annual convention program He will be accompanied by Mrs Dando They will stay at the George Washington hotel All local fire companies are affiliated with the CVVFA The annual convention will be held at Mechanicsburg Pa this year
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William L. Dando
Harrisburg
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Assn
Dando
George Washington Hotel
CVVFA
Mechanicsburg
College Basketball Night Games Summary
Night card shows East Long Island 65 to 61 over N C State and Canisius 59 to Syracuse 52. York Univ 72 beat North Carolina Geneva 69 while Bethany West Virginia led Elizabethtown 73 to 54. Virginia Georgetown 63 over William and Mary and other results listed.
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East
Long Island
N. C. State
Canisius
Syracuse
the York Univ
North Carolina Geneva
Bethany
Wva
Elizabethtown
Shepherd
South
Louisville
Memphis State
Duke
Washington and Lee
Alabama
Auburn
Hanes Hosiery
Elon
Union
Georgetown
Miss. Southern
Louisiana
Col
Catholic Univ
Wilson Twins
Redskins Football Film Shown Pupils
Sergeants Edward Keller and James Stillarty of the local Marine recruiting office showed a technicolor film titled Hail To The Redskins at Handley High School to Coach Hunter Maddox's classes. About 400 people have seen it in Winchester. it was last shown between basketball games at the armory. The sergeants obtained the film from Washington and promised more showings.
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Edward Keller
James Stillarty
Marine Recruiting
Handley High School
Redskins
Hunter Maddox
Keller
Stillarty
Washington
Winchester
Armory
How carillons differ from chimes
A carillon is a fixed set of stationary bells played by a keyboard or machinery. It is distinguished from a chime by bells that do not swing and by having a greater number of bells.
Divorces Granted by Judge Elliott Marshall in Winchester
Anna Mae Snapp Smith received an absolute divorce from Joseph Edward Smith. he is confined to the West Virginia State Penitentiary. The couple wed in July 1944. Bed and board divorce for Hallie Shepherd White from Fred White Jr. in November 1946 for desertion merged into an absolute decree. she may resume her maiden name. Winnie B. Dunn was granted a full divorce from LaVan Dunn for desertion. married in 1939. Nellie A. Brannon received a complete divorce from Joel Brannon for adultery. married in Hagerstown in 1914.
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Elliott Marshall
Winchester
Anna Mae Snapp Smith
Joseph Edward Smith
W. Va. State Penitentiary
Hallie Shepherd White
Fred White Jr
Hallie Shepherd
Winnie B. Dunn
LaVan Dunn
Nellie A. Brannon
Joel Brannon
Hagerstown
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St.Joseph Aspiri
Maple Springs
R. P. Anderson
Weston Rt
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Union Pacific
Hillsdale
W Co
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Lowry Field
Colo
International Soundphoto
Zeus
BUICK
N. Main St
H. W. Ebert Dealers License
Elks Basket
Legion A. C
Mt. Williams Hunt Club
Firemen’s Head
Citadel
Furman
VMI
University of Richmond
Maryland At
William and Mary
GEO. Washington Hotel
F.D.I.C
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shoecenter
Batiste
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