Gay Nineties Tea and Dance Event Planned
The Gay Nineties Club hosts a public tea and dance Friday at 8 p m in Clarke County to aid the March of Dimes Paes. The event features a pink tea, square dancing, and a program including the grand march waltzes polka schottische and German figures with a guest list of local hosts and dancers.
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Clarke County
Thur Edmonds
Neil Fenton
Kenneth Levi
Albert Long
Shade Moore
J. W. Olcott
C. M. Polhamus
W. R. Price
Kenneth Shhenk
Howard White
Berryville Benefit Cage Game For March of Dimes
A benefit basketball game for the Clarke county March of Dimes is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Berryville community building. Berryville Legion faces Winchester Dr Pepper five in the benefit. A second game pools Berryville with Winchester at Berryville against the local Legion post team on Saturday.
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Clarke County March of Dimes
Berryville
Berryville Legion
Winchester Dr. Pepper
Winchester
Legion Post
Bolivia Declares State of Siege in Martial Law Move
Bolivia announces state of siege after government claims to have uncovered a revolutionary plot. photostatic documents published indicate a revolt was planned to start at 5 p m Sunday and authorities moved to lockdown conditions in La Paz.
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Bolivia
LA Paz
Fire Company Taking Stephens City Name
The Independent Hose Co. at Stephens City engages attorney F. L. Largent Jr. to rename the group Stephens City Fire Company, Inc. Changes to by-laws are planned and a deed will transfer land for a new town well and pump house to town authorities. A committee including R. E. Ayler and others will work with Largent.
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Independent Hose Co
Stephens Cty
F. L. Largent Jr
Stephens City Fire Company, Inc
Atorney
Largent
R. E. Ayler
G. W. Lemley
Clarence Tevalt
P. F E. Lineburg
Howard Massie
H. R. Mills
Letters Debate Hard Ships of New Winchester Plumbing Ordinance
A columnist and Dr. Yost press case against a proposed ordinance arguing it is impractical to service all homes within 90 days and questioning penalties for noncompliance. They illustrate with a veteran’s family burden from low income and debt. Amendments were discussed at the meeting.
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Winchester
Yost
Dr. Yost
Answers to Daily Quiz Published for Page Four
The page lists ten quiz answers including Great Britain, a brave girl quote, the State Department, Methuselah, President Truman, False, Chlorophyll, all three, Rural Electrification Administration, and a hatchet.
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Great Britain
State Department
Methuselah
Rural Electrification Administration
Across The Headpin A League Standings and Scores
In the A league Home Beneficial Life Inc leads with eight wins in nine starts as Edwin Hoke posts 131. O'Sullivan Plant, Elliott Motor and American Legion Shoe Center contest for top spots with scores led by Jack Owens 132 and Lester Elliott 338. Final game wins include Elliott over O'Sullivan Plant and No Va Power Co. edging O'Sullivan Office.
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Standings
Home Beneficial Life Inc. O'Sullivan
L. & M Buses
American Legion Shoe Center
Lions
No. Va. Power Co
B & 8 Poultry Elliott Motor O’sullivan Office
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Royal Crown Cola
Ind
John Ebert
Bob Jasper
Jack Owens
Lester Elliott
Edwin Hoke
American Legion
Ellott
Life Ins
O’sull. Plant
Elliott
Life
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Insurance Five
Shoe Center
Benis
Ray Garrabrandt
L & M Buses
Bill Zirkle
Dick Carter
O’sullivan Plant
O’sullivan
Bodie Lillis
Woody Glaize
Clem Babb
Kenneth McDonald
Williams, Tabernacle Baptist Pastor, Dies
The Rev. R. Aubrey Williams, 77, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist church for 28 years, died at his Richmond home. A respected figure in Virginia religious circles, he previously led the Baptist General Assembly of Virginia.
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Richmond
R. Aubrey Williams
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Virginia
South
Baptish General Assembly of Virginia
Hospital asks residents for input on high quality services
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire chairs an executive committee surveying public guidance to maintain hospital services. Replies will be studied and tabulated to inform analyses and reports, with space for comments and optional signatures. Members of the community relations committee are listed.
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Naire
Hunter H. McGuire
Rosenberger
Homer Alberti
Frank Armstrong
J. V Arthur
Walker Bond
Harold Brown
Earl Bunting
B. B. Dutton
C. Vernon Eddy
Fred L. Glaize Jr
George P. Greenhalgh
Clifford Grim
J. Sloan Kuykendall
W. H. Lawrence
Harry McCann
H. B. McCormac Jr
Charles McVicar
Percy Miller
Garland Quarles
Delmar Robinson
Alexis Sommaripa
I. Fred Stine
F. Grove White
J. H. Yost
Auto Transport Truck Rolls Over Damaging Four New Cars
Workmen at Shade's garage repair a Baker Driveaway truck after it turned over Saturday on R 522 north of here. The crash injured four new Dodge automobiles en route from Detroit to Norfolk. A fence post pierced a door on one car. None will be repaired locally. they will be moved to their destination after the wreck is cleared.
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Shade
Baker
Here
Detroit
Norfolk
Dodge
Chief Fire Warden Attends District Meeting in Stanton
Thomas G. Rosenberger of Hayfield, Frederick county chief fire warden, attends a district meeting today in Stanton. He is accompanied by Sloan Wolfe, an assistant county warden.
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Thomas G. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Frederick County
Stanton
Rosenberger
Sloan Wolfe
Cold spell keeps city supplied as coal dealers report
Two coal dealers Fred A. Robinson and A S Slonaker say snow delays did not stop deliveries and all customers were served with only small rush orders for those exhausting oil tanks. Highway crews reported snow drifts blocking some roads but conditions were improving with zero at the Frederick shop and seven below at an experimental farm. Water pipes froze in lightly built homes but overall damage remained light as farmers welcome snow and counties close schools due to slick roads.
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Fred A. Robinson
A. S. Slonaker
State Highway Department
Frederick County
White Hall
Cross Junction
Miller
Anderson
Plumbing and Heating Division
Grovers
Edward Gould
West Va. University
Kerneysville
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Gould
Roanoke
Associated Press
Virginia
Danville
Suffolk
Highway Department
Hanover
Henrico
Riverton Giant Power Plant to Rise on Shenandoah Bluff
Northern Virginia Power Co outlines a 200 by 116 foot reinforced concrete plant on the Shenandoah bluff 1 1 2 miles downstream from Front Royal. The 158 foot structure will need 30 000 gallons of river water per minute, no dam, and a December 1949 finish with 1.58 million dollars for transmission lines to Cumberland Maryland and Double Toll Gate Virginia, tying into Potomac Edison System. Directors from Luray Berryville Winchester and others presided at a Skyline Terrace luncheon with local officials and businessmen attending.
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Shenandoah River
NVP
Warren Hydro
Sanderson and Porter
New York
Riverton
Northern Virginia Power Co
Cumberland
Double Toll Gate
Potomac Edison System
Edward W. Lauck
Luray
Skyline Terrace
C. Oma Maddox
Front Royal
Ralph N. Dorsey
Berryville
Clifford D. Grim
W. Nelson Page
John H. Rosenverger
Winchester
S. H. Stone
Charles Town
W. Va
Northern Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Farm auction notices for Shresk and Ston near Gerrardstown and Berryville
Postponed sale listings describe Marjorie I. Shresk's estate two miles west of Green Spring on the road to Gerrardstown with two cars a cow furniture and household appliances. February 25 Gilbert Roy Ston sale forty two miles east of Berryville on Route 7 features horses cattle hogs sheep and farm machinery.
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Marjorie I. Shresk
Green Spring
Gerrardstown
Gilbert Royston
Berryville
Bad Cut Over Eye Stops Armory Bout
Marshall Williams ex Navy fighter defeated Eddie Walker by TKO at Winchester armory Monday night. A bad cut over Walker eye forced his second to stop the bout in the third round after stitches were required. Billy Quigley edged Beverley Christian in three rounds on the undercard. The Brown Bomber basketball team lost to Harrisonburg 68 to 37 and next plays in Hagerstown tomorrow night with a Monday date at Storer College.
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Marshall Williams
Eddie
Chuck” Walker
Moorefield
Winchester Armory
Walker
Billy Quigley
Beverley Christian
Brown Bomber
Harrisonburg
Bombers
Hagerstow
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
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