Rosenberger Named Salvation Army Campaign Chair
Mrs J W Rosenberger was chosen to chair the Salvation Army financial campaign with dates set for February 14 to 21. The committee includes Hoye Riley Rev R A Whitten and A C Halvosa with Captain M W Bott as ex officio member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosenberger
Salvation Army
Rosenberger
Randolph-Macon College For Women
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Evening Star Ladies League Results
Handley 3 Nurses 0 Hershey 3 Beta Sigma Phi 0 Boyce 3 National Fruit 0 Industrial Aces 3 G A A 0 Junior Women 2 Piccadilly 1 Star Office 2 Cammers 1 High individual Berry Jr Women 120 Lillis Handley 117 Line Cammers Rice Star Office 116 High individual set Rice 320 Berry 312 Dolphin Industrial Aces 306 High team game Star Office 505 Hershey 494 Cammers 488 High total pinfall Star Office 1424 Cammers 1419 Junior Women's Club 1409
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Handley
Nurses
Hershey
Beta Sigma Phi
Boyce
National Fruit
Industrial Aces
Piccadilly
Star Office
Cammers
Berry
Lillis
Line
Rice Star Office
Rice
Dolphin
Team
Aershey
Ewes Boyce
Ween
Ee Cammers
Seesenese G. A
Straight Shooters Handle Boyce 51 to 33 Victory
Winchester's Straight Shooters defeated Boyce 51 to 33 in Boyce Virginia with captain Halford Baker scoring 24 points as top scorer. Bill Baker added 10 points, while Boyce's McDonald led with 12. It marked the second win of the season for the Straight Shooters ahead of a Monday matchup with Front Royal Bell Clothiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Winchester
Will
Halford Baker
Bill Baker
McDonald
Handley Gym
Front Royal Bell Clothiers
Virginia
Warrenton
Charles Town
Berryville
Wardensville
Boyce Po
Bano
Bakers Wisn
Clevenger
Yiasess
Brad
Sutton
Paver
Cuthbert A Big Shot in Trap Meets in 1938
The final 1938 report of the American Amateur Trapshooting Association records performances of over 10 000 participants in registered tournaments and shows Phil Miller of French Lick Indiana leading with an average of 3019 of 3050. Ruth Cuthbert leads among women with 92 70 percent on 850 targets and Cuthbert tops state averages in singles handicap and doubles.
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American Amateur Trapshooting Association
United States
Winchester Gun Club
Phil. R. Miller
French Lick
Ind
Virginia
E. E. Cuthbert
Cuthbert
Ruth Cuthbert
C. J. Renner
W. F. Anderson
Gore
Ruth ‘Cuthbert
Virginia State
Winchester
Renner
Anderson
Pingley
Seabright
R. Bush
L. Jordan
R. Luttrell
L. Thompson
A. Suttle
W. Bratton
Cuthbest
A Luttle
Another Effort To Restore Sight In Hoffman's Eye
In Hagerstown Maryland on January 21 a new operation was planned to restore sight to Frank L Hoffman using part of a rabbit cornea. Dr Paul N Fleming, who transplanted rabbit cornea to Hoffmans eye on September 27, said another operation of the same sort would occur after Hoffmans recovery from a slight cold. Hoffman, 61, was blinded by lye and carbolic acid from a spraying machine and can now discern window shades and detect passing objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frank L. Hoffman
Paul N. Fleming
Hoffman
Sports Round Up By Eddie Briezt New York Jan 21
A brisk sports column notes Mike Jacobs seeks repayment in five weeks amid Broadway gossip on Sonja Henie late nights. It mentions 15 000 of 18 000 arena seats blocked, Greasy Neale eyed for Boston College, and Joe Louis betting odds.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Mike Jacobs
Noel Coward
Beatrice Lillie
Greasy Neale
Yale
Boston College
Miam
Brooklyn
Broadway
la Henie
Sonja
Sonja Henie
Stork
Max Baer
New England
Joe Louis
Louis
Ouch Dept
Southern Association
Little Rock
New Orleans
Joe Engel
Chattanooga
Tony Galento
Newark
Mike
Patrick Edward Comiskey
Ozark Country
Bob White
Radio Highlights Show Strike Vote By US Radio Artists
New York January 21 radio page notes that announcers singers and actors vote on a strike due to wage negations and pay for rehearsals. It details union agency disputes with the American Federation of Radio Artists and American Advertising Agencies amid network programming concerns and schedules for Saturday and Sunday broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Federation of Radio Artists
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Five Girls Sing in Open Door Choir Soirée
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will hear five Junior Choir members sing after Prof. R. Lee Stickels speaks. Singers are Betty Patton Dorothy Wingfield Colleen Orndorff Lucy Forney and Martha Clay Arnold. Pianist is Margaret Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
R. Lee Stickels
Betty Patton
Dorothy Wingfield
Colleen Orndorff
Lucy Forney
Martha Clay Arnold
Margaret Daugherty
Indoor Sport Summaries AP Basketball and Boxing Results
AP reports college basketball scores including Maryland 34 by North Carolina 32 and Southern California 69 over U C L A 36. Boxing results feature bouts in Chicago Sweetwater Gary Minneapolis San Antonio New York St. Louis San Diego Hollywood West Palm Beach with multiple decision and knockout outcomes.
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The
Associated Press
Maryland
North Carolina
Loyola
Chicago
Augustina
Dallas
Tex
Henry Majcher
Pittsburgh
Jack Glazier
Grand Rapids Mich
St. Louis
Fritzie Zivic
Jackie Burke
Ogden
Utah
San Diego
Calif
Lee Ramage
Samy Cohen
Cleveland
Hollywood
Mike Belloise
New York
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
West Palm Beach
Fla
Buster Carroll
Lowell
Mass
Johnny Dean
Philadelphia
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill proceed on relief bill
On Capitol Hill lawmakers in recess as the Senate Appropriations committee weighs a $725 million relief deficiency bill. Yesterday the Senate debated Harry L. Hopkins’s nomination for Secretary of Commerce. The Appropriations subcommittee revised the relief measure as the House discussed the general deficiency bill and Republicans assigned committee members.
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Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Senate Appropriations
Republicans
Real Estate Listings For Sale In Berryville Virginia
Real estate and personal property for sale include a 8 room tourist home on Main Street, Berryville priced at 5250. Another 14 room brick hotel on Boscawen and Stewart streets priced at 12500. A 2 story brick 8 room building on Richards Avenue with room for expansion priced at 5300. A 130 acre limestone dairy farm 2 miles west of Berryville offered with poultry and fruit capabilities. Also listed are city lots and assorted personal items including piano and furniture. Licensed real estate broker at 133 N Cameron St.
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Main Street
Berryville
Route 11
Strasburg
Boscawen and
Stewart Streets
Richards Avenue
Morningside Drive
The Bible and Common Sense Shape a Family Budget
Caroline Chatfield extols a balanced home life where health, food, clothing, and savings foster harmony. She praises Otelia Compton and a parental model of authority softened by理解 conflicts resolved with reason. The piece notes children learn to get along and embrace guidance, with Mutiny on that ship no longer a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otelia Compton
Sea One
Youth Group Sees Delayed Officer Elections At Round Hill
The Older Youth group at Round Hill school met January 18 with Miss Madeline Blair presiding. Due to weather, officer elections were postponed to February. membership expanded to include ages 18 to 30 and both single and married youths may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill School
Madeline Blair
Fred Stine
Mary Catherine
Albert Pingley
Bobs
Bunny
Jack Larrick
Bobby Anderson
Raymond
Nelson Carpenter
Mary K. Buncutter
Hilda
Ray
Earl
Clarence Cather
Miss Blair
Mr. Stine
Bobs Larrick
Hilda Cather
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J. W. Rosenberger
Salvation Army Fund Campaign
Bott
Evening Star Ladies League
R. M. Swimley
G. Wash
Winchester Marksman
Ivar Kreuger
N. BraDdock St
Barcelona
Finis
Catalonia
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
John Henry
Joe
van Mungo
Pageland
S. C
Tony Canzoneri
Denver
Armstrong
Charles J
Chilly) Doyle
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Paul Shannon
National Baseball Writers’ Association
Shannon
St. Petersburg
New
Minnesota
Green Bay Packers
WEAF
NBC
Alfred M. Landon
WABC
CBS
Claude Pepper
Tommy Riggs
Joe E. Brown
Prof. Quiz
Phil Baker
WJZ
Hedda Hopper
Brent House
Toscanini
NBC Symphony
WOR
Switzerland
Philip Etter
March of Dimes
Warm Springs Foundation
Eddie Cantor
Our National Defense
Sens
Key Pittman
Robert A. Taft
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock
Boscawen
Fresevictor
Sheen
Drake
Grinnel
Kansas
Kansas State
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Colorado
Utah State
Brigham Young
Wyoming
California
Stanford
Southern California
U. CL. A
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Oregon State
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Willie Joyce
Gary
Minneapolis
Dick Demarey
Bismark
N. C
Jimmy Scarmosa
Texas
Sanantonia
Red Azteca
Mexico City
Eddie McGregor
Scranton
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Ambrose Logan
New Haven
Conn
Capitol Hill
J. C. J. Green
N. Cameron St
Caroline Chatfield
Steeseeet
Ante
Father
Mother
Junior
Mary
Esee
Miss Chatfield
Ing
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Patrick County
Circuit Court
Henry County
E. J. Davis
Minnie Susan H. Davis
Stuart
Davis-Vaughn Orchards, Inc
W. E. Buford
Patrick County Circuit Court Clerk
Lowry
Jonathan
Blue Ridge
Patrick
E. J. Davis, Jr
W. R. Broaddus, Jr
County OF
Henry
Als
Matthews
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