Service clubs plan joint High School graduation entertainment
Kiwanis and Lions and Rotary clubs hosted a guest program with J. W. Morrow of Railway Express speaking on express history and U.S. policy postwar. Local secretary Andrew Bell received Mennen shaving samples for club members. A joint event for Handley High School graduates is set for next Wednesday at the George Washington Hotel with club presidents forming the planning committee.
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Kiwanians
Andrew Bell
Mennen Co
Mennen Company
Bell
J. W. Morrow
Railway Express Agency
Express
Morrow
Lion’s Club
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
H. C. Sheetz
Kiwanis
Herbert Miller
The
Lions
John Rodman
Rotary
Members of Motor Corps Presented Certificates
Winchester Frederick county Red Cross Volunteer Motor Corps received standard first aid and motor corps certificates at a Wednesday dinner at The Southern Inn. Certificates were presented to twenty two Winchester residents and Mrs Lot tie M Wolfe of Stephens City. National Rep John L Teets praised volunteers and lauded local leaders Frank R Horton Taylor Barr Milton Getz and George Miller for training and service. The corps reported 101 hours of volunteer work including transporting children to conferences hospitals and veterans facilities and aiding Apple Blossom events.
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Winchester-Frederick County
American Red Cross Volunteer Motor Corps
Southern Inn
Gladys Williams
Beall Bentley Thomas
Helen Shockey
Betsy Rice
Jane Rhodes
Emma Louise Parker
Rosalie Nelson
Susan Steck Miller
Denise Livesey
Anne Brooke Kern
Elizabeth Keeler
Alma Horton
Bertha B. Hicks
Mary Wallace Floyd
Gertrude Field
Myrtle Chrismore
Elnora Clevenger
Mary Warden Boyd
Frances W. Beverley
Sarah Kendall Baker
Virginia Athey
Winchester
Lottie M. Wolfe
Stephens City
Leslie D. Kline
Nelson
Richmond
Charlottesville
U. S. Veteran and Administration
Washington
Frederick County
John L. Teets
National Red Cross
Ing
Red Cross
Motor Corps
Frank R. Horton
Taylor Barr
Milton Getz
George Miller
Vacationists Asked To Leave Their Addresses
Postmaster Page asks vacationing patrons to leave correct addresses at the post office so mail reaches them reliably while away. Include street numbers on mail and place return addresses on outgoing mail to reduce delays and confusion when names match. Cooperation will improve mail service for all patrons.
Capitol Theatre Double Bill and Upperworld Show
This week's Capitol Theatre program features Wharf Angel and Glamour in a double bill with a Pepper Pop musical short and runs today. Upperworld, Warner Bros. drama about high society crime with Warren William Mary Astor Ginger Rogers and others screens tomorrow.
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Wharf Angel
Glamour
Capitol Theatre
Victor McLaglen
Dorothy Preston Foster
Alison Skipworth
Barbary Coast
Paul Lukas
Constance Cummings
Phillip Reed
Upperworld
Warner Bros
Ben Hetch
Capitol
Underworld
Hetch
Warren William
Mary Astor
Ginger Rogers
Andy Devine
Dickie Moore
Kazan in The Ferocious Pal at Colonial Theater
Starred dog Kazan leads a juvenile friendly film with action mystery and suspense. The program also features Pirate Treasure chapter 8 and a Gus Shy two reel comedy.
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Kazan
Colonial Theatre
Knights of the Road
Gus
Horseplay at the Palace opens with Slim Summerville and Andy Devine
Winchester patrons will see Horseplay at the Palace Theatre starring Slim Summerville and Andy Devine with Edward Sedgwick directing Universal Pictures. The program also features Boo Steele serial Mystery Squadron ending and Fighting With Kit Carson first episode along with a Walt Disney cartoon The Ants. John Wayne appears Saturday in The Man From Utah plus Mystery Squadron finale and Fighting With Kit Carson episode.
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Palace Theatre
Slim
Summerville
Andy Devine
Universal Pictures
Slim Summerville
Edward Sedgwick
Universal
Boo Steele
Black Ace
Kit Carson
Johnny Mack Brown
Mystery Squadron
Kit Sal
and the Ants
Toge
Winchester
the Palace
John Wayne
Utah
Kit Karson
Pope Will Probated After George H Pope Dies
The will of George H. Pope, recently deceased, was probated in the office of the clerk following legal proceedings. Executors named in the document begin estate administration as details of bequests are finalized.
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George H. Pope
Cor
Will Bequeaths 400 Dollars to Nephew and Residue to Niece
The will of the testator leaves 400 dollars to John Lawrence Dick, nephew, and the remainder to his niece Mrs Mabel Elizabeth Dick who lived with him. Executor James P Reardon waived qualification. John L Dick named administrator c t a with Mrs Mabel Elizabeth Dick as surety. Appraisers named Robert S Smith, James Barker, Harry Ford, H W Crider and William Carpenter. The two relatives are reported as the testator's only heirs at law.
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John Lawrence Dick
Mabel Elizabeth Dick
Pope
James P.reardon
John L. Dick
Robert S. Smith
James Barker
Harry Ford
H. W. Crider
William Carpenter
Scientists Find Seven New Jaguars Expands Known Species
Researchers at the National Museum studying bone collections identified seven new jaguar kinds, adding to the nine previously known species. The discovery highlights biodiversity and paleontological methods.
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National Museum
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T. G. Russell
Rouss Park
Harold Sheetz, Jr
J. H. Pifer
H. I. Pifer
Werner Bros. Colonial
Goodyear
Buncutter ‘Tire Co
Stextferd
Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars
Challenger
A.A. A
Rone
Hudson Motor Car CO
Braddock Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Hable’s Palace
Geo. H. Pope
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Sadie McKee
Silk
Wenders
Noan Numskute
Aoah
Ifa
J.M.F Sandiego
Cauf
Noah
Noam
Plains
Montgomery Wards
Loudoun Street
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