Handley andley Annual Second in State School Magazine Contest
Handley High School Norfolk and Lane School Charlottesville win second prize in a state-wide contest for four year secondary school magazines. Judges note high calibre participation, student editorship, and strong editorial and literary quality across desks features, verse and essays.
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Andley
Armistead Gordon
University of Virna English Department
Nuals
Commodore Ury High School
Norfolk
Handlian
Handley High School
Chester
the Chain
Lane School
Charlottesville
the Critic
2. C. High School
Lynchburg
the Record
John Marshall High Ool
Richmond
Bump Bee
Lane High School
Charloville
Nville High School
Danville
Fond
High Times
E. C. Glass High Ool
the Stat
Woodrow Wilson High School
Ismouth
Nia
School Year Review Highlights Publication Quality
A sprightly review of the school year surveys activities and judging factors. It notes frequency of issue and page counts as indicators of general excellence while considering school sizes in comparisons.
Capon Springs Notes on Warm Weather and Visits
Very warm after weekend rains that aided corn and gardens. The Shermer family and Bland relatives returned to Pennsylvania after a week with Mrs. Shermer’s family. Mrs. Nesmith shows rapid improvement. Locals Brooke Smith family Garr Kump and D S Himelright with William Kump visited relatives. Turner Dunlap from Gore, Virginia visited R L Dunlap’s family. Clarence Line, employed nearby, is mentioned.
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Capon Springs
W. Va
Harry Shermer
Pauline
Shremer
Leonard
Stanley Bland
Pennsylvania
Coal Mine
Turner Dunlap
Gore
R. L. Dunlap
Clarence Line
Saw mill accident injures worker with leg laceration
A saw mill camp worker suffered a severe leg cut when his leg was nearly severed by a saw. He was transported to Dr. R. B. Lee in Wardensville for treatment and three stitches were needed to close the wound.
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Ment
R. B. Lee
Wardensville
J. D. Sine
Clarence
Francis
Aileen
Conley Cooper
Sine
Wates Run
A. J. Nesmith
Nettie Follette
Gore
Hogue Creek Locals Share News and Visits
Hogue Creek notes list dinner guests and weekend visits from Winchester Cumberland and Highview with Mrs Las Me Ramey and others. A yard party is announced at Mount Olive on Saturday night July 10. Local families including the Good Clowser Orndoff Hoover and Shuler clans are mentioned in casual social notices.
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Hogue Creek
R. Ludwig
Bowley
Winchester
Vernon Baker
Ollie Clowser
Lee Orndorff
Lester Good
Cape Charles
William. Clowser
Clement Kump
Highview
W. Va
Scott’ White
Clark Braithwaite
Cumberland
Las Me Ramey
William Good
Billy Good
William Clowser
Frank Orndoff
Orndoff
Carter Hoover
Luther Larrick
Marjorie Hoover
Nannie Orndoff
Mamie Larrick
Scott White
Helen
Mount Olive
Gladys Ramey
Maxine Hoover
Masters Clyde
Leroy Shuler
Phineas Shuler
Local Wholesale Market Prices Reported Today
Daily market update lists wholesale prices for wheat bran flour scratch cracked corn corn meal mix feed and baled hay with figures ranging from 2.80 to 40.00 per ton or per barrel as quoted by local buyers at the local wholesale market.
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Star
Ccsege Coateese
Css Sia
Eedewie
S.isae
Cess
Abecdere
Baltimore Wholesale Market Update Corrects Closing Day Prices
Market report notes corrections at Baltimore Wholesale for the previous day closing values. Listings include various livestock and produce items with altered prices and quantities, reflecting updated pricing across categories such as cattle lambs calves hogs and grains.
Local notes from Armel area July greetings and harvest
Armel Virginia community reports visiting relatives in Langdon Winchester Rockville and Martinsburg during the Fourth of July weekend. Early apple harvest underway with yield large though size slightly below normal. Various towns listed residents and shoppers, plus a sanitary inspector and ball game attendance at White Post.
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Lawrence Price
Ethel Robey
Martinsburg
Rockville
J. D. Price
Jt.c. Meattey
Winchester
Braithwaite
Crow Junction
Thic District
White Post
G. D. Gray
P. T. Grim
Boyce
A. R. Armel
L. C. Manuel
All Virginia Visit to Fall Shenandoah Valley
The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce announced the second All Virginia Visit will occur the week of September 20, starting from Roanoke and touring Clifton Forge Covington and the Shenandoah Valley while harvest apples and autumn colors are on display. The trip aims to also align with the opening of the Rappahannock bridge and the Washington to Richmond road completion.
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Virginia Beach
Shenandoah Valley
Piedmont Plain
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Joseph H. Smith
Smith
Virginia
Norfolk
Norfolk- Portsmouth
Dr. Smith
Tidewater
Shenandoah
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rappahannock River
Tappahannock
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk Harbor
Princess Anne
Train Children in Appreciation of the Home City
A 1926 column urges Winchester youth to value local goods and civic duty. Bill Dollar warns against seeking outside influence, advocates buying local, supporting city business, and preparing for future civic leadership. The piece links Athens ideals to Winchester duties and asks families to teach citizenship now.
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Sto
Winchester
Bill” _ Dollar
Perod
Athens
F. W. Mozart
Stimmell Home Guests Head to Baltimore for Visits
Mrs Bertie Jones and Mrs Annie B Lefevre of Baltimore along with Mr and Mrs Robert Stimmell and daughter Mrs Richard James of Washington visited at the J H Stimmell home in Clearbrook Virginia. The party planned several days in Baltimore and inspection of lots in Washington for sale. Robert Stimmell drove from Washington in a Nash sedan bought six weeks ago.
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Clearbrook
J. H. Stimmell
Bertie Jones
Annie B. Lefevre
Baltimore
Robert Stimmell
Richard James
Washington
B.-V
Yeaktey
Wadesville
Harmon
J. H. Stimmmell
James
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M. B. Clowe
Ae Wit
Varket Report
United States
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Rode
Csbsbgve
Armel
Bland Phelps
Langdon
D. CC
Howard Shockey
J. Walter Haymaker
UTHE
Olmmor
Coolmor
Moling & Seal
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