Boyce-Berryville Benefit Game Raises March of Dimes Funds
Boyce defeated Berryville 43-18 in a benefit game at Berryville armory. Levi of Boyce scored 12 points as Boyce built a 19-4 first quarter lead and a 23-4 halftime edge. Berryville rallied 10 points in the third led by H Kercheval with nine. Boyce outscored in the final period to win. A $62.85 collection supported the March of Dimes. Carlton Emmart refereed, Allen Emmart umpired.
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Match of Dimes
Berryville
Boyce Hass
Berryville Hass
Levi
Boyce
H. Kercheval
Berryville Quint
March of Dimes
Carlton Emmart
Allen Emmart
Farm Auction Listings February Dates in Clarke County
A series of farm sale notices list auctions in Clarke County with buyers and sale items. February 9 in Stephens City features live stock and implements. February 16 near Millwood lists machinery and livestock. February 23 near Berryville Marvin Chapel Church includes farm implements and livestock. February 24 at White Hall covers farm machinery and livestock. February 25 near Gamers Valley lists livestock, farm equipment and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. White
Stephens City
Claude Poston
Millwood
Charles Edgards
Berryville
Marvin Chapel Church
Bart
White Hall
H. O. Light
Gamers Va
Detailed Weather Forecasts Across Several States
Ohio sees strong northwest winds and colder temperatures tonight into Saturday with lows of 15 to 20 and snow flurries in the northeast. Kentucky is windy and colder with Saturday morning lows from 18 to 22. Maryland clears and chills with strong west winds and a windy Saturday partly cloudy east and snow flurries west. Virginia partly cloudy and windy with colder conditions tonight and Saturday. West Virginia remains mostly cloudy and windy with a few snow flurries and Saturday morning lows 15 to 20.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
College Cagers In Action Tonight
New York report notes a busy college basketball night after exams. Arizona meets St Marys of California in San Francisco while LIU opens a Far West trip against Oregon. Miami hosts Maryland and Butler faces Ohio University with several other inter-sectional games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Franciso
Arizona
St. Mary’s of California
Pacific Northwest
Long Island University of New York
Oregon
Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Maryland
Butler
Ohio Univ
Wyoming
Colorado Aggies
Army
Swarthmore
Utah State
Denver
Washington
Oregon State
San Jose
Stanford
Providence
Seton Hall
North Carolina State
Richmond
Army Navy Game May Be Shifted From Philadelphia
Army and Navy officials explore moving the annual service football classic from municipal stadium in Philadelphia at least once in the next three years. The ham and eye pension bill in California was last voted on in 1939 and defeated by about 974000 to 1143000.
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Philadephia
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
California
Handley and Staunton clash on home court tonight
Four local high school games tip off with Handley aiming for a sixth win at home against Staunton, whom they defeated twice last year. Berryville seeks its tenth win hosting Toms Brook, while Boyce hosts Capon Bridge and Stonewall travels to Washington, Virginia.
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Handley
Staunton
Berryville
Toms Brook
Boyce
Capon Bridge
Stonewall
Washington, Va
Rosenberger To Speak At Stephens City Layman Meeting
John H. Rosenberger of Winchester will address a public layman's service Sunday at Stephens City Methodist Church. He will be introduced by John D. Cammer of Kernstown, with Cammer replying to the welcome by C. S. Headley. The service closes with benediction by Rev. E. C. Day.
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John H. Rosenberger
Winchester
Stephens City Methodist
John D. Cammer
Kernstown
Cammer
C. S. Headley
Stephens City
A. W. Conner
Refuge
Fairview
C. O. Watson
Henry Mears
Fairview Church
Eugene Lupton
Kernstown Church
Elsie White
Charge
Emmett Dorton
Clyde Logan
Howard
Jack White
E. C. Day
Funeral rites for O. B. Vaughn held in Broadrun
Funeral services for O. B. Vaughn of Broadrun were held January 18 at his sister Mrs. E V Bloxton's home with Rev. Harold Potts officiating. Interment followed at Little Georgetown cemetery. Survivors include widow Effie B. Garrison and six daughters Elizabeth Heflin Harriet Burke Trade and Lillian Sesso, plus three granddaughters seven grandsons and two sisters.
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O. B. Vaughn
Broadrun
E. V. Bloxton
Harold Potts
Little Georgetown
Edgar B. Heflin
Otis Burke
James Melton
O. L. Trude
A. P. Sisso
Tolbert Lunsford
Wake Forest Beats Duke in NCCBA Fight for Tourney Hope
Wake Forest Deacons upset Duke Blue Devils 52 to 50 in Richmond. Star forward Willard Kaylor was ruled ineligible earlier, forcing forfeits to Clemson George Washington and Richmond. Deacons still chase a spot in the Southern Conference tournament with six league games left and upcoming tests versus NC State UNC Furman South Carolina and a rematch with Duke.
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Richmond
Wake Forest
Deacons
Durham
N. C
Willard Kaylor
Clemson
Gorge Washington
University of Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
Jerry Gerard
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Furman
South Carolina
Mrs Lottie Heishman Dies at 56 in Winchester Hospital
Mrs Lottie Elizabeth Heishman widow of State Senator Charles G Heishman of Hardy County West Virginia died yesterday in Winchester hospital after several days as a patient. Funeral services will be at St Peters Lutheran Wardensville with interment at Wardensville Cemetery. Surviving are four children and multiple siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Elizabeth Heishen
Charles G. Heishman
Hardy County
W. Va
Winchester Hospital
Heishman
Dog License Check Planned by Warden Next Month
Game Warden Earl Cather announced a systematic city and county scan next month to ensure dogs are properly licensed. The 31 deadline applies for obtaining new license tags, with tags to be affixed to a substantial collar and worn at all times unless legally hunting with the owner nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cather
Cather
Brush Burners Urged to Act by March First
Virginia land owners and farmers with brush and debris are urged by the State Forest Service to burn before March 1 under the brush burning law. After March 1 and until May 15 burning is limited to between 4 p.m. and midnight in most cases.
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Virginia
State Forest Service
Moonshiners Fined In Virginia North Carolina Case
A Federal district court judge in Richmond sentenced 14 men to probation and imposed 12 fines for making and selling moonshine in Virginia and North Carolina. Defendants appeared before Judge David E. Henderson. One defendant leads a family of 13 children.
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Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
David E. Henderson
Warren County High Plans 1949 Baseball Schedule
WCHS has booked eight baseball games for 1949 with five dates open. The season runs April 1 to May 24. Scheduled opponents include MMA Strasburg Manassas Washington Fairfax.
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Warren County High School
MMA
Strasburg
Manassas
Washington
Do Trees Grow in Winter
Trees do not grow in winter and need little food then. The lack of leaves does not harm, as growth in spring uses stored food in bark stems and roots from the previous season. The next spring’s leaves manufacture food to be used in summer and stored for future growth.
Market Quotations From Baltimore and Chicago Markets
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago dated January 28 report apples and other fruits steady with minor gains, poultry slightly stronger, eggs under undertone with moderate receipts. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show limited offerings and mostly steady to firm quotations across early rounds and varying weights.
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Baltimore
Bubkts
Grimes
McIntosh
Chicago
Grain futures steady in early Chicago deal
Chicago grain markets opened firm with May wheat at 2.20 3 4 and May corn at 1.43 5 8. Soybeans for March traded at 2.47 46 1 2 with lard futures listed for March and May.
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Chicago
Jly
Quiz Answers From Page Four Revealed
The document lists ten quiz items with answers: 1 Attorney General of the states. 2 The main part of the machine is the cylinders. 3 False printed by the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 4 The Ten Commandments. 5 War with Mexico. 6 Gibson Welles. 7 American Association for the Advancement of Science. 8 Phi Beta Kappa. 9 False two feet square equals twice the area of two square feet. 10 Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Gibson Welles
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Phi Beta Kappa
Persia
Steel declines lead New York stock market rout
The steel group spearheaded a broad downturn with moderate selling pressure driving steel issues down over a point before some buying resistance. Bethlehem Steel among the largest early losers after reporting 1948 results. losses appeared for U S Steel Republic Youngstown Sheet & Tube and many other major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Superior Oil
California
Sinclair Oil
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Government markets list poultry and egg prices in Winchester
Agriculture Department Markets Division shows U S Grade A eggs at 47 and 45 cents, Grade B eggs 40, live poultry prices for various breeds, and young turkeys and guineas priced per pound or each in the Winchester area. Prices reflect FOB producer farms and dressing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U.S
U. S
Local Markets Corr ected Daily With Various Feed Prices
A listing of local market items including flour corn meal and grain prices. Items show prices per bag or per bushel for yellow and white corn, cracked corn, bran, poultry feeds and butterfat. Specific price points include No 2 yellow corn at 1.70 and wheat at 2.20 per bushel with moisture notes.
Bovine Triplets Born Near Stephens City Milestone
John C. Willis of R. 372, four miles south of Stephens City, reports a registered milk-strain Short horn cow has given birth to three healthy calves. The triplets weighed 75 pounds each at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Willis
Stephens City
Livestock School Series Starts in Virginia
A series of one day livestock schools begins this week across Virginia. The Berryville session features specialists George W. Litton for sheep M. L. Dalton for cattle and George C. Herring for swine guiding participants.
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Virginia Agricultureal Extension Service
George W. Litton
M. L. Dalton
George C. Herring
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A Dearmont
Kreamer
Wright
Campbell
Moe
Kercheval
Settle
Wisecarver
Kibbler
Longerbeam
Mowrey
Amis
Mamie
DODGE
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock &T
College Cagers In Action Tonight
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
LouDoun
Hill
K & M Century
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Braddock St
Purina
Checkerboard Feed Store
N. Cameron St
Rosenberger
O. B. Vaughnites
Julian A. Everly
E. Boscawen St
Wchs Books
Hardie
Isi
St.joseph
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
The
Star
Southern States
Winchester Service
N. Cameron Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Trustee
John Graber
Als
Frederick County Court House
Cameron Street
Cameron St
E. Clifford St
Elizabeth C. Gratchen
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Glaize & Bro
North Cameron St
N. Cameron
C. I. Brumback & Son
Farm Bureau
Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau, Inc
Court House
M. A. Hubbard
WFBF
Frederick County
Hubbard
J. L. Jolliffe
GAR Wood Industries, Inc
Wisconsin Ave
N. W
Kelvinator
Miller
Anderson
Boscawen
Kochscreators
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