Fieln Senior Division Church League Recap
In Winchester church league action the Baptist Presbyterian game was close with Baptists winning 4 to 3. Christian defeated Episcopal 11 to 7 as Hadden earned the win and Massie started for Episcopal. Vic Arthur Pink Arthur and Currie sparked the Baptist Presbyterian clash while Owen Blosser and Loy starred on defense.
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Coat Cork Street Christian Co H
Winchester Church
Pesbyterians
Christian
Episcopal
Baptist — Presbyterian Fame
Johnson
Tillotyon
Rudd
Messall
Grim
Hadden
Massie
Babb
Vic Arthur
Pink Arthur
Currie
Owen
Blosser
Loy
Ram Sale and Show Set for Virginia Market Tuesday
Ram sale and show to be held Tuesday July 23 at Virginia Livestock Market in the city. Twenty five Hampshire, two Southdown and two Shropshire rams offered starting at one o clock. The show begins at 10 a.m. by the Virginia Purebred Sheep Breeders Association.
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Virginia Livestock Market
Virginia Pure
Winchester
Mrs Grimes 80 Dies in Winchester Hospital
Dora Grimes 80 of Grimes Virginia widow of James A. Grimes died at 2 15 this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital Born in Frederick County she lived in Grimes her whole life Surviving sister Séias Lee Clemmons of Baltimore Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 p m Kurtz funeral home Rev C A Quenzel to officiate Interment at Hopewell Meeting House burial grounds
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Dora Grimes
Grimes
James A.grimes
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Séias Lee Clemmons
Baltimore
Kurtz
C. A. Quenzel
Hopewell Meeting House
Public Opinion Supports More Industrialization Across Virginia
Survey shows a majority in all areas favor increased industry with care to type and location. It urges coordinated plans, labor legislation, tax structure, education, transportation, and targeted advertising of regional advantages to attract high quality industry and balanced growth.
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Shenandoah Valley
Washington, D. C
Nno
Drunken Driving Added To Charges Of Manslaughter
Police in Romney West Virginia say Andrew J McDonald of Winchester has been held for the grand jury on a drunken driving charge in addition to involuntary manslaughter for a Route 50 crash that fatally injured James N Hoard of Bethesda Maryland A coroner jury found the death resulted from McDonalds reckless driving A warrant was issued and he was released on a 1000 dollar bond
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Romney
W. Va
Andrew J. McDonald
Winchester
Route 50
James N. Hoard 35
Bethesda
McDonald
Hoard
William Morton Dies in Winchester Hospital
William T. Morton, 85, native of Fallington Pennsylvania, died at 6 35 PM in Winchester Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Survived by a sister and four nieces, funeral arrangements at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with shipping to Trenton New Jersey.
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William T. Morton
Fallington
Bucks Co
Frederick County
Paris
Fauquier County
Norman Ashby
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James T
Catherine A. Snow Morton
William J. Rowland
Monmouth Junction
N. J
Frederick D. Osman
Westfield
James D. Welling
Metuchen
George Mason
Green
Arlington
James R. Shanklin
Bluefield
W. Va
John H. Enders
Berryville
Trenton
Men's Bible Class Notices From Local Churches
Golden Rule Bible Class Braddock Street Methodist meets at 9 45 with C P McVicar teaching. Picnic plans for CaCap on July 24 to be revealed. Grace Lutheran class meets at 9 45 with Rev W E Eisenberg teaching. Loudoun Street Presbyterian Open Door class at 9 45 with Dr J A McMurray teaching. Richard Hatcher in charge. visitors welcome.
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Braddock Street
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
J. A. McMurray
D. D
Richard Hatcher
Rally at Zion Church in Boyce
A rally by Club No 1 of Zion Baptist Church of Boyce is set for Sunday July 21 at 3 PM Rev H C Johnson will deliver the sermon At 8 PM The Royal Star Quartet of Baltimore MD will present a special program Refreshments will be served throughout the day Everyone is invited.
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Club No. 1
Zion Baptist Church
Fuller Will Is Probated In Corporation Court
The will of Mai Faulkner Fuller dated June 15, 1945 and witnessed by Helen Buckley Turner and Reginald N. Turner has been admitted to probate. A daughter Douglas Fuller Hays and a grandson Douglas Du Shane are beneficiaries. Mrs. Douglas Fuller Hays qualified as executrix with a $13,000 bond and six appraisers were named: Morton Bryarly, J. H. Yost, S. Donald McFadden, G. F. Butsler and Madge A. Kern.
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Mai Faulkner Fuller
Helen Buckley Turner
Reginald N. Turner
Douglas Fuller Hays
Douglas du Shane
Follo
Bornton Bryarly
J. H. Yost
Donald McFadden
G. F. Butsler
Madge A. Kern
Answers to the Daily Quiz Quizlet Pose Four
Correct responses listed for Pose 4 include Dr Dennis A Fitzgera, Ananda Hones, Cate King of Siam. The names Charles Butterworth age 49, Netherlands, Cleveland appear. Claims about height and weapon use are addressed with false statements. Mineral eewenaste is noted, with final answer Is.
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Ring
Ananda Hones Ag Cate
Siam
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The
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Ada Lindsey Lindsey Passes Away at 73
Mrs Ada Moss Lindsey age 73 widow of John T Lindsey of Clarke county Berryville died in a nursing home after several months illness. She was born in Westernport Maryland July 30 1872 and lived in Clarke county most of her life. Funeral services Sunday at 430 from A B Hummer home Berryville with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include Dr A P Osborne Burwell Thompson W D Burtner James Lindsey Carlton Lindsey and John Anders.
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Ada Moss Lindsey
John T. Lindsey
Berry's Ferry
Clarke County
Mae Heist
John W. Hummer
Rose A. Beamer Hummer
Frederick County
Westernport
Berryville
New York City
A. B. Hummer
South Church Street
R. Carrington Paulette
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Ceemtery
Dr. A. P. Osborne
Burwell Thompson
W. D. Burtner
James Lindsey
Carlton Lindsey
John Anders
Rites Planned for N L Morris at Timber Ridge Church
Funeral services for Newton L. Morris 68 who died suddenly at his West Virginia home will be held Monday at 2 PM. The cortege will meet at his High View residence, proceed to Timber Ridge Christian Church with burial in the churchyard. The Rev. R D Coulter and two other ministers will officiate. Morris survived by a wife Laura and six daughters and three sons plus siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Newton L. Morris
High View
West Virginia
Timber Ridge Christian Church
R. D. Coulter
R. A. Whitten
C. R. Line
Winchester
Elory Seldon
Henry Seldon
Lester Seldon
Herbert Kump
Walton Brill
Vernon Whitacre
Morris
Alexander
Virginia Morris
Albemarle County
Timber Ridge
Minnie Whitacre
Virginia Haines
Gore
Gladys Curl
Annie Gray
Loring Morris
Davinsville
Ralph
Elmer Morris
Arthur Morris
Miami
Fla
Hrry Morris
Pontiac
Mich
Garland Morris
Oza Morris
Chambersburg
John Morris
Minnie Fleming
Hagerstown
E. W. Cather
Police Court Roundup Drunkness Fines in Justice Court
In Police Court before Justice John Rice this morning five defendants faced charges related to drunkenness and property damage. Harry Jones of Loudoun and Silas Luttrell of Cross Junction were fined 10 and 5 dollars plus costs respectively, while Harold Heflin of W. Boscawen Street and Howard Hockman of Loudoun Street each paid 10 dollars and costs for drunk or disorderly conduct. Mrs. Jane Baldwin of White Post faced hit and run property damage, and Elmo Ruckman of Fairfax Lane paid 5 dollars and costs for improper muffler.
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Hata
John Rice Presido
Harry Jones
Loudoun
Silas Luttrell
Cross Junction
Harold W. Heflin
W. Boscawen Street
Howard Hockman
Loudoun Street
Jane Baldwin
White Post
Elmo H. Ruckman
E. Fairfax Lane
Russians Say Kaltenbach Dead in Soviet Detention
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet authorities informed the U S Army that Fred W Kaltenbach a 51 year old Iowan and Nazi propaganda broadcaster died last October in a Soviet detention camp The Red Army Major General sent the notice to American intelligence after months of inquiry into his fate since his arrest by the Russians more than a year ago.
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Berlin
U. S. Army
Fred W. Kaltenbach
Germany
Red Army
Harvest Progress Shaping Peach Crops Across Regions
Elberta harvests begin in the Nashville Highland area with full activity expected by July 10 in Crowley Ridge Clarksville. June brought good progress in the Middle Atlantic from Virginia northward with sizable crops in Albermarle and Nelson, while Maryland and New Jersey show promising sizing and early market movement. Midwest notes include below 1945 prospects except Missouri and Kansas, with Michigan and Ohio showing gains. Western states project a substantial gain over 1945, led by California clingstones and freestones with record-set sizing in Washington and notable hail and frost impacts in Colorado and Grand Junction-Palisade. Total California crop reaches 34,002,000 bushels, up from last year.
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Middle Atlantic
Virginia
Albermarle
Nelson
Finger Lakes
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Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Union-Gallatin
Centralia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Grand Junction-Palisade
Washington
Yakima
California
Clarke Yearlings To Be Offered At Summer Marts
Clarke county stables will offer twenty seven yearlings at Keeneland and Saratoga this summer and August. Stables include A A Baldwin Dr Lewis Allen Kenneth Gilpin and Mr Mrs George Greenhalgh. Baldwin plans two Keeneland entries July 29 and two Saratoga entries August 12. Clifton Farm offers five yearlings for August 12 at Saratoga. Springsbury Stables winds up with four yearlings for Saratoga August 14. Kentmere Farm at Boyce presents thirteen yearlings for Saratoga August 16.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Keeneland
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
A. A. Baldwin
Lewis M. Allen
Kenneth N. Gilpin
George P. Greenhalgh
Baldwin
Dunridge Farm
White Post
Sky Raider
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Rosemont
Royal Chain
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Saratoga
Clifton Farm
Dr. Allen
Clifton Farms
Dunlin
Abbot’s Nymph
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Clifton
Dawn
Belfonds
Diana
Coy Gaulois
Springsbury Stables
Pilate
Kentmere Girl
Teddy
Gerald
Portrush
Dynamo
Good Goods
Gino
Moll
Gerald—Playwick
Westwick
Kentmere
Boyce
Doll Show at Douglas School Winners Named
The annual playground doll show at Douglas Playground on Thursday evening featured visiting dolls from The Three Bears Persimmon and Susie Ray. Dorothy Cooper displayed rare foreign dolls. Judges named rib bons to Carol Thomas June Gaskins Katherine Greene Beatrice Bland.
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Three Bears
Persimmon
Susie Ray
Recreation Department
Dorothy Cooper
Gertrude McGeehee
Sadie Taper
Georgia Brown
Holmes Bod
Earl Evans
Carol Thomas
June Gaskins
Katherine Greene
Beatrice Bland
Beverley
Union Prayer Services at Shiloh Baptist Church
Union Prayer service of the Shiloh Baptist Church will be held Monday night at 8 p m Rev R E Laws pastor All members of all colored churches are invited to attend.
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Union Prayer
Shiloh Baptist Church
R. E. Laws
Hutchinson Calls for New Leadership in Democratic Party
Hutchinson says he does not belong to the political machine in Virginia and would not call a fellow senator a skunk if elected. He blames the decadent leadership in Virginia and restrictive laws for the party’s lack of interest, urging a new leadership and understanding of problems.
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Virginia
Senate
Byrd
Pepper
D-Fla
Hutchinson
Skunk
Democratic Party
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