Health Club Captures Bunting In League C Schedule
Health Club tops League C first half with an undisputed lead and bunting. Greyhound club wins two of three against Virginia Woolen Mill, posting 596 team game and 1,647 pinfall. Health Club total pinfall leads at 1,649 with 580 second high game. Showalter 144 high game, White 143 second, Newlin 140 third. White 377 high individual series, Loy 376. Rainstorm damage follows as a tree limb crashes through a roof in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Club
Greyhound
Virginia Woolen Mill
Showalter
White
Newlin
Loy
Baker & Anderson
Iu Wm T
Baker Re Ae
Anderson
Grim Eure Enee
Cather Ee
Hable’s Palace
Sw Nt
Seenee Ae
Rhea Wane
Clowe
Tae
Loy Aneweenee
Raker Cene
Perreeene
Virginia Woolen
S. Puckett
Cc. Puckett
Funkhouser
Virginia Woolen Player
Anderson Meter Nee
Legze Gee
Ackburn Senee
Levenger
Standard Oil
Reit
Ebber Eaavrses
Reit, Sr
IW mm
Rm Peer Ewes
Owalter
Mnene
Resseguie Wins Bowling Prize at C League Sweepstakes
Jack Zimmerman of e Health Center Bowling Alleys offered another award in collaboration with the C League sweeps held last week. The prize will be awarded to the bowler who misses the most spares during the event. See Resseguie on the special award in the Lea e C sweeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Zimmerman
E Health Center Bowling
Shenandoah Banks Meet To Hold Election
Shenandoah County banks reported loan growth and higher deposits in 1936 at stockholders meetings held today in Woodstock Mt Jackson and Edinburg. Officers and directors were elected for Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company Woodstock National Bank of Woodstock First National Bank of Strasburg with charters state and federal and plans set for upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Ciizens Bank of New Market
Mt. Jackson National Bank
Peoples Bank
People’s Bank
Farmers Bank of Edinburg
Citizens Bank of New Market
Massanutten Bank
Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company
Peoples Bank of Mt. Jackson
Strasburg
Massanutten
First National
Edgar W. Newman
Sibyl Hottel
Marguerite Newman
George Rice
National Bank of Woodstock
P. S. Rhodes
S. E. Boyer
W. E. Boyer
P. S. Rhodes, 8. E. Boyer, N. H. Corman, George R. Galladay, George E. Irvin
Walter C. Wisman
First National Bank of Strasburg
Fred D. Maphis
S. L. Burgess
H. A. Funkhouser
C. E. Chandler
C. W. Foltz
J. H. Funkhouser
E. H. Hammonds
G. L. Hinkins
Rites Held For Mrs. Rosella Tignor In Virginia
Relatives from Frederick and nearby counties joined friends for the funeral of Mrs. Rosella Tignor 28 wife of Edward Tignor of Rocky Mount Virginia. Services at Grace Methodist South were led by Rev W A Clark with assistance from Rev W P Saunders. Burial was in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers from Strasburg Richmond and Radford carried the casket. From afar came Mrs L B Tignor and several brothers and a Richmond sister. Mrs Tignor had battled cancer, died January 9 after hospital care in Roanoke. Her remains were sent by rail to Riverton then home to her parents near this place. She leaves husband and parents and three children.
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WNI
Frederick
Rosella Tignor
Edward Tignor
Rocky Mount
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South
W. A. Clark
W. P. Saunders
Hedgesville
W. Va
Mount Carmel
Don Clougherty
Guy Huffman
Strasburg
Clarence Atkins
Richmond
Clyde White
Radford
Claude B. Stickley
C. L. Wright
L. B. Tignor
Philip
James
Robert
Charles Tignor
Ashland
Martha Tignor
E. C. Holt
Burlington
N. C
Orville B. Willey
County Farmers Attend Meeting In Front Royal
A large delegation of Frederick county farmers attended a Front Royal school meeting yesterday to discuss plans for the County Program Planning committees for the coming year. The group included Fred Stine county agent H Ramey E fl M Funk Wakeman J H Funkhouser R L Omps M J Pease T B Cooper Frank Fout C C Glaize E O Carpenter J L Hershman Roy L Bageant William S Huyett A W Wright B F Strother and others Representing county women were Miss Elizabeth Farrer home demonstration agent Miss Ethel Fisher assistant home win Marker of Opequon and Mrs H A Funk of Stephens City.
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Frederick County
Front Royal
Fred Stine
H Ramey
E.fl M. Funk
Wakeman
J. H. Funkhouser
R. L. Omps
M. J. Pease
T. 8. Cooper
Frank Fout
C. C. Glaize
E. O. Carpenter
J. L
Handle Library Notes and Poe Collection At Handley Library
A note on Handley Library's Poe holdings records Edgar Allan Poe items including love letters to Virginia Clemm. It notes Netherland-American Foundation events for Erasmus anniversary and a Keats letters reveal. Also covered are Undset censorship, Pirandello autobiography, Glyn on America, Hindus citizenship, and Lee birthday reading suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allan Poe
Virginia Clemm
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Neilson Poe
Netherland-American Foundation
Eramus
Low Memorial Library
Columbia University
Holland
Dr James III Health Update At Peyton Street Home
Dr Howard L James remains confined to his Peyton street home with satisfactory health. Doctors expect several days before full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. James III
Howard L. James
Peyton Street
Free wedding service proposed by new Justice Harris
Kenneth D. Harris, 70, newly appointed justice of the peace in Bowling Green, says he will perform marriages at no charge, joking that since he has nothing else to do he might as well give couples a free start in him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth D. Harris
Calotabs touted as aid to curing colds in ads
Calotabs claimed to help nature throw off colds by cleansing the intestinal tract and aiding elimination. The advertisement promotes taking one or two tabs first night and repeating as needed, calling Calotabs a thorough eliminant and diuretic for detoxification and kidney support.
Radio Expert In City Plans April Static Survey
E A Crowl chair man announced that a radio commission effort to locate all static sources in the city could begin by April first. Noble C Shill of New York, an expert, spent hours here and called the task difficult. engineers may survey Winchester and funds of 300 dollars are budgeted for 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Commission
E. A. Crowl
Crowl
Noble C. Shill
New York
Eterna
Shil
Winchester
Mann Finds No Need to Leave Home in Weather Report
Lamar Missouri reports that Jesse Mann, a government weather observer, said there is no need to leave his house amid current conditions. The statement reflects a cautious stance while monitoring local weather developments.
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Bunting
Woolen
Greyhounds
Bulmer
Lions Greyhound
Baker and Anderson
Baker & Ander
Hable Palace
Pet
Winchester Woolen
Greyhound Weeeernse
Hable’s Palace Aneeee
Weeee
Resseguie
Shenandoah Co. Banks
Middletown
Aerh
Inia Oe
Philco
America
Handley Library Notes
London
Fanny Browne
John Keats
Sally Salminer
Katrina
Miss Salminer
Aaland Islands
Sweden
Findland
Edward Britten
Naziland
Sierid Undset
Handley Library
Disraeli
Victoria Regina
Andre Maurois
Helen Hayes
Luigi Pirandello
Pirandello
Winer A
Elinor Glyn
Maurice Hindus
Russia
Moscow
Lady Astor
Arthur Gutterman
Edward Everett Hale
Walter Damrosch
Metropolitan Opera Company
Robert E. Lee
Confederacy
Thomas Nelson Page
Marie Robert
James C. Young
Lee
Honor
John E. Hobeika
R. E. Johnston
Douglas 8. Freeman
W. F F. Brooks
the American
Gamaliel Bradford
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Weather Report
New Orleans
Braddock & Boscane
Fa Wee
Aoa
S-L-I-P
Buncutter Tire Co
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