Remains of Mrs Auntie Tabb Payne Returned
Rest Brevities reports the funeral of Mrs Auntie Tabb Payne a former resident now of Philadelphia brought to Rest for burial in Payne's Chapel. The note mentions family connections including Mrs C E Ridgeway and the Te families of Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schlack
Elizabeth Bennett
Finnigan
Step
W. Va
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Strong Lewis
Inwood
Elmer Swartz
Roy Ashton
Near White Hall
George Clark
F. O. Moulden
M. S. Snapp
John Keller
Chambersburg
Dormitory No 6 Bid Notice at State Teachers College
Sealed proposals due February 6 1934 for erection and completion of Dormitory No 6 at State Teachers College Harrisonburg Virginia. Bid bond 1500 required with bids. Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works approval needed. Right to reject bids. Plans to first ten bidders for 25 deposit. later deposits cover blue prints. Signed Dr S S P Duke President and architect Binford Walford successor to Charles M Robinson Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Sost
5S. P. Duke
State Teachers ’ College
Binford Walford
Charles M. Robinson
Tenth Street
Richmond
Virgiia
Shipstead warns on dictatorial trend in US government
Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota argues the United States moves toward dictatorial power, with White House dominance over Congress and the judiciary. He notes lack of a real opposition party and questions how long the debt burden and looming inflation can be sustained before a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
White House
Congress
Senate
Capitol Hill
Retrospect of Historic Front Pages From 1898 to 1917
A Chicago Tribune facsimile series recalls pivotal headlines. Maine blown up in Havana harbor in 1898, Dewey’s Pacific victory, Peary reaches the North Pole, Titanic sinking, and U S entry into World War I. The columnist asks if history repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chicago Tribune
U. S. Supreme Court
Maine
Havana
Chicago
The
Tribune
America
Spain
Dewey
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Montejo
Castilla
Don Juan de Austria
Cadarzo
Peary
North Pole
Cook
Robert E Peary
U. 8S. N
Handley Matmen Set For Augusta Clash Monday Night
Handley High prepares for a dual meet with Augusta Military Academy at Fort Defiance near Staunton. The lineup includes Strewbridge 108 lbs Hershberger 118 Lillis 129 Johnson 138 Redmond 148 Williams 158 expert on scissors Garber 160 Boone 173 and Howard Garber unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Staunton
Strewbridge
Hershberger
Lillis
Johnson
Redmond
Williams
Garber
Boone
Howard Garber
Mr. Larrick Ill in Florida
Information from relatives states James I. Larrick longtime southern Frederick county farmer and winter Florida resident is seriously ill at St. Petersburg. He retired from farming years ago and divides time between the county and Florida. He is brother of Herbert S. Larrick of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Larrick
Frederick County
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fla
Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester Bar
Gas and sleep claim from Baker's Drug ad
An advertisement from Stephens City promotes Adlerika as a remedy for stomach gas affecting sleep. It claims one dose releases poisons and relieves pressure on the heart, allowing the reader to sleep soundly all night. The ad mentions Steele and Brother as the Stephens City outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oundly
Baker’s Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele
Brother
Aesadv
Owls Shut Out Noise Despite Quiet Skies
A brief note describes how owls close their ear flaps to mute ambient sound, focusing on their quiet, nocturnal habits and adaptations.
Oranda Notes In Oranda Virginia Local Items
Local tidbits from Oranda Virginia list illnesses moves and visits. Names include Henry Crabill Daisy Miller Jonah Newlin Minnie Rouzee Ethel Hausenfluck John Saum James Boggs and the Edmondson family with travel and work updates across area farms towns and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Universal Lime and Gypsum Company
Henry Ag Crabill
Daisy Miller
Jonah Newlin
Grove Farm
Lebanon Church
Minnie Rouzee
Stephens City
R. A. Miller
Glendale Farm
Ethel Hausenfluck
Washington
John Saum
Greenmount Farm
Charles Keller
John McDonald
Milt Bowers
Strasburg
James Boggs
Marlboro
M. M. Orndorff
Miller
J. W. McDonald
C. QO. Watson
A. H. Jackson
Winchester
James Saum
D. R. Edmondson
Charles Edmondson
Middletown
Edgar Loving
Joe Hausenfluck, Jr
Harry Coffelt
M. L. Swartz
Zepp
John Foltz
How to Care for Bottles And Test Milk for Feeding
Dr Logan Clendening describes infant bottle prep and feeding schedules for a newborn. He details boiling bottles and nipples, making a milk mixture, warming and testing temperature, and proper feeding technique to avoid air ingestion. He notes six feedings daily and mentions X ray stomach studies for timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Public Speaking Contest Honors Confederacy Theme
A January 19 contest at Handley Auditorium featured three speakers on Robert E. Lee. Elizabeth Keeler won first prize of five dollars. Carter Baker received second prize, a Confederate flag. judges from the faculty and Judge Philip Williams praised the talks and gifts from Turner Ashby Chapter UDC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Auditorium
Robert E. Lee
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Quarles
Elizabeth Keeler
Lee
Halloway Kinney
Carter Baker
Miss Payne
Peery
Boitnott
Mr. Quarles
Philip Williams
Library of Southern Literature
Carter
Halloway
R. B. Slonaker
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Old Virginia
Handley Narrowly Defeats Berryville in Close Basketball Battle
A crowded gym saw Handley edge Berryville High in a tense Monday game. Handley led by five points at one point, but Berryville rallied, finishing with Handley still two points ahead as the buzzer sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville High School
Handley
Berryville
Calendar of School Sports and Activities
The calendar lists events from January 22 to January 26 including wrestling Handley vs A M A at Fort Defiance, Girls and Boys Glee Club practices, Shamrocks vs Oranges volleyball twice, a Mr Stickel advised program, and junior basketball Handley at Martinsburg followed by Handley at Martinsburg in the evening with two games.
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Renee Ener al Ee
Handley High School
Handley
Fort Defiance
Come To The Next Game And Bring A Friend
Community call to support the team by filling the gym for the upcoming game. Organizers urge fans to invite others to boost crowd energy and morale.
Post-Graduate Play Satirizes Local Talent
A Wednesday morning post graduate production titled Sophie of Sandesville featured Doris Cunningham Ethel Athey Thelma Mallow Helen Slifer and June Mason. Mason wore curls a rocky hat and a friendly air while Cunningham appeared in a large suit with a black mustache sparking guesses about her stage persona. The play ended happily with the heroine carried by the hero and the troupe hopes for more performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cunningham
Ethel Athey
Thelma Mallow
Helen Slifer
June Mason
Miss Mason
Sea longing poem fragment by T. R. 8A in Literary Center
A fragmentary verse text describes the sea as a free whitecapped force. It contrasts its untamable nature with human limits and expresses a desire to dwell by the roaring ocean.
Shamrock and Orange Valley volley season opens Tuesday
The Shamrocks face the Orange Valley volley squad in the opening match this Tuesday. Margaret Gibbons leads the Orange team as captain, with June Bean captaining the Shamrocks. Both sides, built with many players, invite public attendance with no admission charge.
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Oranges
Margaret Gibbons
June Bean
Shamrocks
Executive Council Considers Handley Baseball Team Funding
The Executive Council met January 17 in Room 18 to decide on funding for Handley’s baseball team. They allocated 50 toward the project and left the final decision to Mr. Quarles and Mr. Yates. An assembly program and a future questionnaire on G. O. dues were also discussed. A motion to adjourn carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Quarles
Yates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
F. T.P
Ruth
BABES
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
North Star Salon
By Leslie Eichel
Atlantic
U. S
Wilson
Neck
James R. Graham
Presbyterian Church
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
Handley Matmen
Augusta
Mr. Larrick
M. D
Jack Lord
Montreal
CUBS
Tate
Chicago Cubs
Gen. Lee
Judge Williams
Erature Books
Handley Downs
Sophie of
Sandesville
T. R
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Shay
Otey
Clarion
Marshal Otey Waliker
Lee W. Siamei
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