Committees Of Rouss Co Named For Ensuing Year
The Rouss Co names its committees for 1941. Drivers John 1 chair, David Hott e Stotler. Hall Cecil Grim chair Paul Carper Robert Uniform Robert Lege chair Bryan Stotler David Beals Herbert Cather. Finance Everett Kline Norval Hottel Robert Smith. Membership Dora Hottie Alvin Lee. Entertainment Bryan Stotler Alson Hott Robert Legg. Memorial Wm H Reid chair Rev Robert A Whitten. Sick Rev Dr Whitten C M Grubbs. Activity David Hottie Bryan Stotler. Publicity Cecil Chairman John H Seal. Company officers include President M D Weaver and VPs David Hottie John H Seal Robert Legg Bryan Stotler C Douglas Brown W W Huntsberry Harry L Wood Joseph Hodgson W Nelson Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John 1
David Horgan Stotler
Cecil Grim
Paul Carper
Robert
Robert ‘Lege
Bryan Stotler
David Beals
Herbert Cather
David ‘Hottie
Cecil
John H. Seal
Eanineers
M. D. Weaver
David Hottie
Robert Legg
C. Douglas Brown
Huntsberry
Harry L. Wood
Joseph Hodgson
W. Nelson Page
School Board To Convene Monday
The Frederick County School Board will meet Monday at 10 o'clock in the morning. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline says the session will focus on the budget for the next fiscal year and that progress at the new Clearbrook Brucetown elementary school has slowed due to cold weather, with plans to speed up when temperatures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Clearbrook
Brucetown
British Press Rehearses North Africa Invasion Plan
The report notes a British press speculation that mechanized troops 40 miles past Tobruk target an Italian airfield near Benghazi in Libya. Observers think a wider Allied advance could aim at Italy if the North African campaign proceeds and the region is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Sudan
Tobruk
Bengasi
Benis
London
Italy
Wey
Eee
Winchester Volunteers in Spanish American War Photo
A group portrait shows Winchester and Woodstock boys in Company A under Captain Magruder during the Spanish American War. The image lists first and second row names including Charles W Cochran Edward L Henry and others with photo courtesy from Co Frank Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cochran
Edward L. Henry
Arthur C. Dean
Charles L. Henry
Charles W. Emswiller
Robert J. Jones
Ernest Grim
C. Frank Grim
Hugh A. Knelsley
Charles Fries
Benjamin S. Melton
James W. Rosenberger
Ray Shelly
Harry M. Henry
Clyde
Ray
John F. Sigafoose
Homer L
Winchester
Hugh A. Kneisley
Woodstock
Harry Kremer
Bank Director For 40 Years Bradford Honored in County Service Portrait
W A Bradford longtime Clarke County treasurer from 1895 to 1935 and Bank of Clarke County director for 40 years was lauded at a stockholders meeting. Judge Williams praised him as the county's outstanding faithful servant at a 1936 testimonial, with over 100 friends giving a gold watch. He previously ran Lakeville near Berry's Ferry and now co-owns a Longmarsh district farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bradford
Clarke County
Bank of
Bradford
Daniel T. Wood
A. Moore, Jr
Judge Williams
Philip Williams
Lakeville
Berry’s Ferry
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Longmarsh
Mrs Lewis Rites Set For Mrs Martha Jane Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Jane Lewis 77 wife of John W Lewis Cedar Grove to be held tomorrow at 1 pm from the residence Rev William E Wolfe of Lacy Springs Va officiating Interment in Mount Hebron family lot pallbearers named Miller Fries Theodore Fries Kirk Dick David Smith Archie Smith Joel DeHaven Survivors include her son Jesse husband John W Lewis sister Mrs S A Luttrell granddaughter Miss Marjorie Lewis and several nephews and nieces She was a Chesnut Grove Methodist Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Lewis
John W. Lewis
Cedar Grove
William E. Wolfe
Lacy Springs
Mount Hebron
Miller Fries
Theodore Fries
Kirk Dick
David Smith
Archie Smith
Joel DeHaven
Wolfe
Skeet Shooting on Sundays Debated by Inquiring Reporter
Readers discuss whether Sunday skeet shooting and similar outdoor recreation should be restricted while noting other activities allowed. Opinions range from supporting no restriction to prioritizing spiritual rest, with additional Q A on egg prices and jaw pressure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sargent
Kenneth Robinson
Abner Johnson
H. G. Balthis
Bank Capital and Officials Notice
Total assets 25 capital 26 surplus 27 undivided profits 2950.00 2075.00 120542.80 6509.03 521.60 29 30 total capital accounts 0005 42696.69 total liabilities and capital accounts 236566.85 this bank s capital consists of common stock with total par value of 25000.00 or M H Rhodes president W R Campbell cashier Correct Attest E R Sperry E L Humston Byron Brumback directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Rhodes
W. R. Campbell
Cashier
E. R. Sperry
E. L. Humston
Byron Brumback
Illness Strikes Bassett Family Visitor Group
Barbara Jane Stroop daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Stroop of Bassett Virginia is a patient at Memorial Hospital with pneumonia. She fell ill while visiting Mr and Mrs H T Netherton in Stephenson with her parents and sister Patricia Anne present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Stroop
M. 43. Stroop
Bassett
Memorial Hospital
Patricia Anne
H. T. Netherton
Stephenson
Old Silver Talk Delights Clarke County Woman's Club
M H Finch an expert on old silver from the House of Kirk Baltimore gave a talk on Early American Silver and Silversmiths at the Clarke County Woman's Club meeting in the Hawthorne Library Berryville Va Rose MacDonald introduced the speaker and members displayed silvers including a silver plateau heirloom to Governor Clinton of New York. Install Officers were named with Mrs Archie F Robertson as president and committees announced for programs gardens art public welfare publicity legislation and events. The club also announced a Richmond harpist Hazel Moses will perform at the Community Building on February 13 or 14 with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
M. H. Finch
House of Kirk
Baltimore
Woman’s Club of
Clarke County
Hawthorne Library
Rose MacDonald
Finch
W B. Watkins
Clinton
New York
Robert Smith
Nellie Henson
Archie F. Robertson
E. P. Berlin
Edward McC. Williams
Alfred Kerfoot
Carroll H. Iden
Hobson McGehee
Richmond
Future Farmers To Hold First Social Night
Stephens City Virginia January 10 Members of the Stephens City Chapter of Future Farmers to night will hold the first social in the history of the organization. The farmers of tomorrow will escort their favorite girls to the affair. Dancing and other diversions have been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Future Farmers
Farmers of Tomorrow
Zimmerman Is Thanked for 70 Dollar Britain Relief Gift
A letter from the Duchess of Leinster forwards gratitude for a 70 dollar donation from Mr. Jack Zimmerman to the Bundles for Britain effort. The funds buy surgical instruments for England and were raised via a Health Center bowling alley benefit day where employees donated unpaid hours and patrons’ receipts supported the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafaelle Leinster
Duchess of Leinster
Zimmerman
Health Center
Britain
Mrs Sapp Died Today in Frederick County
Mrs Irene P Snapp 80 of Opequon died at her home at 8 this morning after a long illness. She was a Mt Hope native, daughter of Marion Cunningham and Catherine Cunningham. Survived by husband J M Snapp a son Robert and daughter Ethel with two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church near the Snapp residence followed by burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene P. Snapp
J. M. Snapp
Opequon
Snapp
Mt. Hope
Shenandoah County
Marion Cunningham
Berkeley County
W. Va
Catherine Punkhouser Cunningham
Frederick County
S. M. Wisecarver
Winchester
St. Paul’s Church
Spanish War Vets Install 1941 Officers
Col. James H. Baker Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans held a full turnout for the annual officer installation led by Past Department Commander Charles M. Emmons. Harry T. Cooke was re elected commander for the seventh year with a slate of officers including C Wesley Leighton Samuel W Shew Lot Adjutant Howard E Hull Luther C Kre ae Charles F Grim James F E Bentley William F Courtney Peter Petrie Dock 8 Hubbard Stewart 5 Good Charles M Laughlin Henry R Rutherford Hector B Ritter and other posts. The Encampment has 21 members mostly from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Emmons
Alexandria
Harry T. Cooke
Cooke
C. Wesley Leighton
Samuel W. Shew
Howard E. Hull
Luther C. Kreae
Charles F. Grim
James FE. ‘Bentley
William F. Courtney
Peter ©. Petrie
Dock
Hubbard
Stewart
Barr elevates to Lions Club presidency after transfer
J. K. Wheeler moved to Hagerstown to work with Victor Products Company. Pat Barr becomes Lions Club president at the meeting last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Wheeler
Hagerstown
Victor Products Company
Pat Barr
Lions Club
Ropp To Speak At Middletown League Meeting
Arthur G. Ropp former Middletown high school principal and now Berkeley county W V public schools superintendent will address the Middletown League Tuesday night January 21 at 7 30 pm His topic is Our Schools He chairs the legislative committee of the West Virginia Education Association and will spend part of his time in Charleston during the legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Ropp
Middletown High School
Berkeley County
W. Va
Middletown League
Ropp
West Virginia Education Association
Charleston
Mutiny on the Bounty timeline
The ship Bounty sailed from England in 1787 and the mutiny occurred on the return voyage from Otaheite, April 28, 1789.
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Wones Funeral Home
Chase
Hater
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Department of Agriculture
Middletown State Bank of
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Virginia
M H Rhodes
W R. Campbell
State of
Frederick
E. Kline
Cal
Delights Club
Party
Duchess
Mrs. Dutton
B. B. Dutton
Bundles Forai
New York City
Sapp
Col
James H. Baker
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Barr
Valley View
Kernstow
Arctic Ocean
John Adams
Posed Bernard Shaw
Alma-'Tadema
Mt. Whitney
Calif
Leesburg
Washington, D.C
R&d
Round Trip
Martinsburg
PV Oat NT
Pope Henkee
Plymouth
Buick
Dodge
Ford
Studebaker
Olds
Mercury
Virginia Tavern
Pine Motor CO
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