Waynesboro Defeats Handley for 46-30 District Win
Waynesboro crushed Handley 46-30 as the Little Giants rallied from a 20-23 deficit to seize the lead late in the third. Tomes 15 and Dorset 13 led Waynesboro while McIntyre scored for Handley. Handley slips to 1-2 in league play, jostling in the district standings. Preliminary: Handley Jaycees beat Waynesboro junior varsity 28-20.
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Waynesboro
Chester
Clifton Forge
Front Royal
Lexington
Handley Jaycees
Varity
Swisher
White
Dorset
Bones
Gruver
Smith
Te McKee
Chapman
LaVecchia
Keller
C Fisher
Folkes
Brown
Lotts
Wright
R. Lotts
Charles Town Legion Tops Winchester Semi-Pros 38–22
Charles Town American Legion defeated Winchester Semi-Pros 38 22 at the armory. Whitmore scored 14 points and Willingham added five two point baskets as West Virginia took early control and led 9 3 in the first quarter. Lovett led Winchester with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town Legion
Winchester
Garber
Charles Town American Legion
Whitmore
Willingham
West Virginians
Lovett
Armory
B. Lovett
J. Lewis
B. Magaha
Baker
Ritter
D. Garber
E. Garber
Charles Town
Lorenz Se Re
Men’s Bible Class Notices Session Tomorrow at 9 45
The Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet at 9 45 with Dr. C R Anderson mayor of Winchester and Cork Street Christian Church as guest speaker. Reports on the quarter ending December 31 will be given by secretary and treasurer. The Men’s Fellowship class of First Baptist Church meets at 9 45 with Dr. E T Clark teaching. Visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
For Sale 11 Acres Close to Winchester Home and Barn
For sale 11 acres with a 6 room house bath well cistern barn and outbuildings 3 miles from Winchester asking price eight thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles A. Davis Dies at 78 Retired Hampshire Farmer
Charles A. Davis 78 longtime Hampshire area farmer died this morning at his home 225 East Street after months of illness Death attributed to complications He was born July 11 1868 in Mill Brook Hampshire County and moved to Winchester last year Survived by two wives two children from each marriage and a brother Funeral services not set Mt Zion Methodist Church member
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Charlies A. Davis
East Street
William and Anna Davis
Delray
W. Va
Mill Brook
Hampshire County
Virginia Carlile
Curtis Loy
Winchester
I. M. Dicken
Ls. W. Va
Davis
Letitia Combs Tucker
Cecil Grapes
Ray G. Davis
York
John E. Davis
Rio
Methodist Church
Mt. Zion
Minister Leaves Wife After 25 Years in Ministry
Plainfield Avenue Methodist Church minister, honored in 1944, leaves a brief note for his wife. Mrs. Cowles weeps as Reedy comforts her. police report no words exchanged. The minister is examined, deferred until February 7, and Mrs. Cowles is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Avenue Methodist
Cowles
Reedy
Health unit plan discussed for Winchester and Frederick counties
A panel outlined a proposed community health unit covering case investigation, school health, pre school clinics, tuberculosis and rabies controls, and water and sanitation. County officials voiced cautious support, with leaders predicting local adoption if public backing grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Neale
School Health Service
State Department
Tuberculosis Association
District Nurses Association
Clarke County
Graham Dougherty
Berryville
Charles C. Dearmont
C. R. Anderson
Charles M. Rosenberger
Frederick County
Hawthorne
Winchester
Generosity From Family and Donors Support Library
The late Col. Ashby Miller and family patrons including Mrs. John Heber Flood Mrs. Alfred M. Kerfoot Miss Rose M. McDonald and others contribute to library funds along with Walter S. Amos Lester L. Baker and numerous friends and local leaders aiding the cause. The list spans many households and extends to Admiral L. M. Nulton and Gen. Bryan Conrad among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ashby Miller
John Heber Flood
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Rose M. McDonald
Hunter H. McGuire
Joseph A. Massie, Sr
L. M. Nulton
Walter S. Amos
Lester L. Baker
Louis Baker
W. A. Baker
Benjamin Belchie
Ernest M. Bristol
Market Rally Extends on Expanded Volume in New York
New York January 18 stock market extended its rally on expanded volume after the Federal Reserve Board restored margin trading on securities exchanges. Trading was brisk for about twenty minutes after the open, then quieted though advances ranged from fractions to a point or more near the close. Bonds closed higher.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
House Panel Debates Utility Net Revenue and 15 Percent Clause
Debate centers on how net revenue is defined for state utilities and whether the 15 percent charge would exceed or fall short of lines charged to ferry companies. E B Moore argues the Senate sought an equitable charge that could influence collective bargaining while warning against excessive penalties. The bill, held over for votes, moves toward an emergency clause to take effect before the current contract with Virginia Electric and Power.
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Spier
McCue
E. B. Moore
Clarke
House
Senate
Moore
Virginia Electric and Power
International Brotherhood of Elecrical Workers
Notable List of Names and Patrons at Local Event
A roster of attendees and sponsors includes Kel, S. H. Kress, Lieut. Col. Ran dold Leigh, Bobby Lindsey, Mrs. J. W. Lloyd, Mrs. Jay Lowden, Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire, Mrs. W. H. Mollinee, Miss Anne Meade, A. G. Miller, Hon. E. Blackburn Moore, Mrs. Juliet Mulholland, W. B. Omps, C. A. Overton Jr., Mrs. core E. Parks, Mrs. S. D. Pres in, L. N. Robinson, Mrs. A. J. Rose, John W. Rosenberger and Company, Mrs. E. G. Rusk, R. W. Rusk, Dr. R. R. Sartelle, Miss Mary N. Scully, C. S. Seely, Jacob Skiles, S. F. Small, Mrs. J. Stadleman, Mrs. E. C. Stuart Jr., H. B. Swope, Miss Sara Tanquary, Clarence Teets, Miss Orra J. Turner, Turner Ashby Chapter U. D. C., Mrs. Mary K. Welch, R. V. Whitehurst and Miss Mary W. Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel
S. H. Kress
Randold Leigh
Bobby Lindsey
J. W. Lloyd
Jay . Lowden
Hunter H. McGuire
W. H. Mollinee
Anne Meade
A. G. Miller
E. Blackburn Moore
Juliet Mulholland
W. B. Omps
C. A. Overton, Jr
Core E. Parks
D. Presin
L. N. Robinson
A.J. Rose
John W. Rosenberger and Company
E. G. Rusk
R. W. Rusk
R. R. Sartelle
Mary N. Scully
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the Daily Quiz printed on Page 4 include: Graduated by the college The Song of Solomon Can Magna Carta In a pumpkin shell The young couple married Amerindian Elizabeth Barrett Browning U mainland Wyoming Montana Ida ho One who enjoys good eating and good living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mainland
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Livestock and Produce Market Reports Baltimore Chicago
Baltimore stock and produce quotations list cattle bids by weight and class with weekly shifts for steers cows and calves. Chicago hog and cattle prices show mixed moves with declines for lower grades and gains for some heavier, higher quality cattle and hogs.
Obituary of Mark Robertson 74 of Greenville Virginia
Mark Robertson 74 of Greenville Virginia died Friday morning at 8 15 as a parly time stroke. He was a painter by trade and a member of the air and Rebekah Lodge of Greenville. He is survived by his brother Earl Robertson Sr of 203 East Baker Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Greenville Methodist Church. Mrs Earl Robertson will leave today to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Robertson
Greenville
Air and Rebekah Lodge
Earl Robertson
East
Baker Street
Greenville Methodist Church
Beef market report shows varied cattle prices and canners
The market lists 5a and Beef bulls at 15.78 with most 15.50 and below, veal uneven but steady, strong demand for good and choice at 25.00 27.00, some 28.00 and up. Beef cows mostly 15.50 16.60, outside cows 17.50, canners and cutters 8.60 10.75, good beef cows 11.25 15.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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Handley
Varsity
McIntyre
Batten and Lough
Omps Funeral Home Cor
Chappie
Men’s Bible Class
the Star
Tommy D. Lockhart
McCormick- Deering
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron S
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock Bt
Charles A. Davis
Clarke County News Service
M. M. Adams
Republic
Amherst and
Boscawen Sts
Plumly Lumber Co
N. Kent St
W. J. Oates
ROY Duvall & Son, Auctioneers
Stock Market Report
Greenville, Va
Cameron Street
Keraus
Odels
George Washington
Bell Oie
Riley Bros
B. C. Brumback
Middletown
Phiggo
General Electric
Miller & Anderson
Philco
Neo
Buncutter Tire CO
Cor
Braddock & Germain
Sta
Tan
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Cushman Motor Scooters
Cushman Scooter Sales
S. Loudown St
S. Loudoun St
Savage
Singer
Oliver
P. E. Dennis & Son
Roy Duvall
J. M
H. W. Murphy &Son
Buddy Artrip
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