Winners Of 1934 Golf Trophies At Blue Ridge Club
Mrs H B Gilpin hosted the 1934 golf trophies with finals recording the lowest scores on the course. J Hamilton Ge of Ardmore Pa won the men’s championship over Benjamin Ha. Kenneth N Gilpin presented engraved plates to the champions. A porch reception and a subscription dance followed at the Blue Ridge Country Club with members and guests joining the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gilpin
Blue Ridge Po
J. Hamilton Ge
Ardmore
Benjamin Ha 7Wood
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scabby
Mary O'Fallon
St. Louis
Wih
Kennedy Edsall
Richard E
Wiliam Bell Watkins
Courtney Byrd Jones
Blue Ridge Country Club
Melvin Green
Winchester
Blue Ridge Club
Grace Fales
F. Allerton Read
John Shore
James Hubbard
Castenovia
Nagin
Clay Hill
Ewart Johnston
Gardener Smith
Charles Consolvo
Edward Ankens
John Babouisse
Charlotte
N. C
Robert P. Page
B. F. Randolph
Graham Dougherty
William Mitchell
J. Townsend Burwell
Chalottesville
John T. Burwell, Jr
Benjamin Harrison
Longwood
George H. Burwell
Mt. Airy
Howard Bunch
Laura Crease Bunch
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
John Townsend Burwell
Robert Burwell Nelson
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Mackinac Island
Mich
University of Virginia
Nelson
Martinsburg
William Byrd Page
Philadelphia
New York
Walter Smith
Sallie Smith
Europe
Miss Smith
Smith College
Sorbonne
Paris
England
Millwood
Winchester Golf Club
Joseph A. Massie
Colorado Springs
Local Recruiting Station Enrolls 31 Civ Con Corp Recruits
The Winchester recruiting station enrolled 31 men aged 18 to 26 from Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah Loudoun counties and Winchester for the fourth Civilian Conservation Corps period. They were sent to Fort Monroe for initial training and clothing, with 50 to 75 turned away. They received meals before departure and future enlistments will include World War II veterans from the same counties. Sergeant H. T. Smith announced vacancies in both foreign and home service across multiple locations including Hawaii Panama the Philippines Fort Meade Fort Myer Langley Field and Edgwood Arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Winchester
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Monroe
Jessie McDaniels
Elbert Sibert
Clarence Whitlock
Hetzyle Oates
Willie Cordo
Earl Johnson
Marshall Allen
Ralph Line
Roger Frederick John Edmonds
George Lowery
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Orr
Samuel Grey
Ernest Green
Henry Thompson
Roger DeNeal
Kenneth Anderson
Bruce Smith
Cecil Maye
William Brinklow
Charles Robinson
Charles Cleland
Edgar Dellinger
Linden Spitler
Sidney Donivan
Clarence Johnson
Harry Sager
Oscar Ruby
Elmer Sibert
Andrew Lake
H. T. Smith
Sergt. Smith
United States Army
Third
U.S. Cavalry
Fort Myer
Paul Coffman
John Fauver
Wiliam Fox
Bryant Burke
Henry Wayland
Rappahannock County
William Peer
Stephens City
John G. Rose
Roanoke
Harry Lee Stump
Clarksburg
Wa. Va
William McDonald
Clearbrook
Foreign
Home Service
Hawaii
Infantry
Field Artillery
Panama
Coast Artillery
Philippines
12Th Infantry
Fort Howard
Fort Washington
Fort Myers
16Th Field Artillery
13Th Engineers
Fort Humphrey
General Works Service
Edgewood Arsenal
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
30Th Ordnance Co
Fort George Meade
Army Medical Center
Washington, D. C
Medical
Carlisle Barracks
Air Corps
Langley Field
Reymann Ayrshire Herd Makes U S Honor Roll in May
Reymann Memorial Farms Ayrshire herd at Wardensville West Virginia ranked among leading U S producers for May with an average 922 pounds of milk and 37 26 pounds of butterfat per cow from 38 cows tested under Ayrshire herd rules. Fourteen cows qualified for the breeders honor roll including Schoolmaster's Mary of Cacapon 1875 pounds milk and 81 94 pounds butterfat and Leto's Zella of Cacapon 1919 pounds milk and 71 80 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymann
Mary of
Sir Robert
Cacapon
Exchange
Senior Red Cross life saving instructors listed
The local Red Cross chapter announces senior lifesavers may instruct in junior and senior life saving work and run classes pending review by Frank Horton and Charles Rinker. An authorized list of male and female seniors is given, and enrollment is urged for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frank R. Horton
First Aid and
Charles R. Rinker
Middletown
Walter Massey
Rinard Largent
William Ryan
Charles Elting
Ray Garrabrandt
Harry Farr
Dennis Hayley
Douglas Fisher
Allison Hartman
William Kline
Robert Grim
Robert DeWitt
T. M. Davis
Fritz Birmingham
John Hershberger
Landon Boyer
Darrel Triplet
Earle Sheetz
Robert Babb
Ray Sheetz
Oscar Zig
Ethel Hartman
Arabelle Davies
Melia Beverley
Rebecca Kern
Sarah Baker
Grace Bosserman
Rosalie Nelson
Oar K. Horton
Margaret Richards
Marine Ha B. Hicks
Virginia Seventh In Federal Tax Payments In 1933 34
Virginia ranked seventh among 48 states in federal tax payments for 1933 34 with 122 619 973 raised. Total U S collections stood at 2 672 318 602. Virginia’s receipts rose about 19 million while the national total increased over 1 billion and more than 60 percent. States above Virginia included New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Illinois California and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bureau of Internal Revenue
N. B. Early, Jr
New York
North Carolina
Pensylvania
Illinois
California
Ohio
Friday 13th Hoodoo Dismissed by Joint Ministers Reunion
Fifteen city and county ministers and their families met at Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal for a Friday gathering. Activities included pool recreation, nature viewing, and cooperative sketches and readings followed by a large picnic dinner and sunset worship on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph- Macon Academy
Front Royal
Academy
W. M. Brashears
Anna Karicofe
Charles E. Whelan
Sambo
Belle R. Harrison
E. J.rohart
H. F. Richardson
Revene Flickenrer
Fiikenger
van Cleave
Alleman
Brashears
C. T. Clarke
Jesus
Mr. Clark
Clark
Dutley
Rohart
Saunders
Richardson
Anderson Buchanan
Riggleman
Senger
Barr resigns as Hotel Jack assistant manager for Charles Town move
George R. Barr will resign July 16 to become manager of the Thomas Jefferson Hotel in Charles Town West Virginia. He leaves after years at Hotel Jack where he established himself as an efficient hotelman. Eugene Branch says a successor has not yet been chosen and a directors meeting will decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Barr
Jack
Thomas _Jefferson
Charles Town
W. Va
Barr
C. Lee Barr
Eugene Branch
George Washington
Penna R R Cuts Store-Door Freight Minimum Charge
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a 5 cent cut per 100 pounds in the minimum rate for its new store door collection and delivery service for merchandise freight. It also cancels the 26 cent minimum collection on traffic to or from connecting lines not providing the service. Merchandise traffic between Pennsylvan ia and Erie Grand Trunk Pere Marquette Nickel Plate and Chesapeake and Ohio lines will have the same classification as local traffic and be collected and delivered without extra cost on hauls 260 miles or less. Truck pick up and delivery is expected to cover consignments on delivery, effectively enabling store door COD service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Erie
Grand Trunk
Pere Marquette
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake and Ohio
Co. O. D
Holsum Bread Adds Butter Vitamin Infused Loaf
Caskey Baking Company announces a new Holsum loaf with butter baked in to boost vitamin and mineral content. The marketing pitches it as slices of health providing flavor and natural goodness in a single loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caskey Baking Company
NRA Compliance Officer To Be Here July 17th
E. W. Chelf, state NRA compliance adviser, will visit this city on Tuesday July 17 to hear complaints about fair competition codes and discuss code provisions with employers and employees. Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce arranged meeting space in the City Hall Council Chamber, with Chelf arriving at 2.00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Chelf
N. R. A. Compliance Board
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Chelf
Fruit Growers Meet in Frederick County Corporation Court
Over fifty prominent fruit growers attended a Saturday meeting in the Frederick county corporation court room. A resolution was drafted and sent to the State Horticultural Society to W. F. Campfield secretary Staunton Va. Phil H. Gold, president of the Frederick county Fruit Growers Association, presided and spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Corporation Court Room
State Horticultural Society
W. F. Campfield
Staunton
Phil H. Gold
Repairs Ongoing At Faulkner Building After Fire
Carpenters work on the Faulkner building on the west side of South Loudoun street damaged by an early Sunday morning fire about two months ago. Alterations and remodeling aim to improve rental appeal. Prior to the fire Asa Crisman ran a second hand furniture store in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
South Loudoun Street
Asa Crisman
Lemley Qualifies As Administrator
G. W. Lemley of Stephens City qualified as administrator with bond of $150 before the county clerk Brannon. P. E. Lineberg was security. Appraisers named were P. E. burg, W. H. Herrell, F. T. Reid, A. Sar gent and Luther Hottle for the estate of Evelyn V. Campbell deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lemley
Stephens City
Evelyn V. Campbell
County Clerk Co. Co. Brannon
P. EB. Lineberg
P. E. Burg
W. H. Herrell
F. T. Reid
A. Sargent
Luther Hottle
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Gilpin
Mr. Page
H. B. Gilpin
Blue Ridge
U. S. Army
Kellogg’s
Wise Old Owl
Esso
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
Ayrshire
U. S
Preachers
Muggs McGinnis
Jaean
Tilford
Turek
Mees
By Wally Bishop
Central Press Ass'n
Penna. R. R
NRA
Gol
Algg
Gotham
AL Sdoe
Wenders
Lire Co
Lemley
Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars
N.R. A
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