Five Local T B Patients In Sanitoriums
Five local tuberculosis patients are in state sanatoriums. District Nurses Association reports May activities. May 1 and 2 first aid at Apple Blossom Festival aided 17 patients. May 10 orthopedic clinic at Winchester Memorial Hospital examined 38 parents.
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H.D. Puller
Mary. L. Pearson
Evelyn C. Dean
Association
Boy Scouts
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rotary Club
Virginia Hosp
Beateco Motor Corps
Alergy Ae
Wasserman
Pearson
T.B
First Confederate Memorial Day Observed In Winchester
The article details Winchester observing the first Confederate Memorial Day with a floral tribute to General Turner Ashby. It covers Ashby's death in 1862, memorial planning by Winchester women, the interment of Ashby’s body, a Charlottesville to Winchester funeral train, and a large procession to Stonewall Cemetery with a full honors turnout and Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Richards
EB. V. White
H. Kyd Douglas
Holmes Conrad
Archie Randolph
Jos. Nulton
Miller Wolffe
L. T. Moore
Turner Ashby
R. W. Baylor Gantian Chew
D. Humphreys
Bente Crampton
Mosby
T. B. Massie
Dan Hatcher
Philpot _ pe
Carse
Thos. Marshall
Richard
Laurel Ashby Brigade
Citi
Water St
Braddock
Piccadilly
Mar- Comitacy
Etart
Ashby
Antioche
Shavnatt
City and County Realty Transfers Listed With Amounts
A compilation of real estate transfers lists buyers and sellers including Howard E White, Margaret B Whetzel, Smith Pugh, Oscar Kline, Emmett Kerns, Mary K Welch, B A Poland, Theodore Jakimer, Bryan Stotler, Vernie LaFollette, Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, Oscar P DeHaven, N J Wiggington, Edward Payne, George W Largent, Howard M Mantz, William Forney and others. Properties range from farms of several acres to residential lots, with prices mainly set at $10 or $5 and various larger sums such as $3300 and $125. Transfers cover locations near Gore, Gainesboro, Kernstown, Stephens City, Pleasant Valley and Back Creek districts along routes U S 50 and local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. White
Butler
Margaret B. Whetzel
Harry W. Atkins
Clearbrook
Smith Pugh
C. R. Anderson
Gore
Oscar Kline
Walter C. Miller
Hayfield
Emmett Kerns
Herbert L. Kerns
Bryan Stotler
J. T
Sunnyside
Considera Vernie LaFollette
Lohn C. Good
F. D. Good
Back Creek
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
E. C. Brumback
Pleasant Valley
Oscar P. DeHaven
R. L. Adams
Gainesboro
N. J. Wiggington
L. M. Criag
Stephens City
Edward Payne
Myra W. Payne
George W. Largent
Luther C. Kremer
Stars Rise and Fall in Early Baseball and Memorial Observance
Yesterday's Stars notes Pat Mullin and the Tigers-Made three hits and opened the tenth with a double to win against the Yankees. Jack Knott of the Athletics-Subdued the White Sox with seven hits. Mickey Harris of the Red Sox-Held the Indians to six safeties for Boston's fifth straight victory. Dennis Gatehouse of the Browns-Kept Senators scoreless for seven innings and helped a first St Louis run. A memorial notice marks the Unknown Dead burial place. At a Jay Brigade meeting in Winchester Virginia on October 25 1866 the Ashby Memorial Association was formed with plans for next year's floral offering and Confederate dead memorial day.
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Turner Ashby
Richmond
Ashby
Gen
Jackson
Virginia
Bacon
Winchester
University
Potomac
Rio Grande
Shenandoah Valley
Stonewall Tery
Lower Valley
Confederacy
Stonewall
University of Virginia
Charlestown
Jefferson
Berryville
Col
Marshall
Richard Ashby
Romeny
Sheetz
Royin
Conby
Tone Ae
Turnery Ashby
Associated Press
Pat Mullin
Yankees
Jack Knott
Athletics
White Sox
Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Indians
Boston
Dennis Gatehouse
Browns
Senators
St. Louis
Jay (Laurel) Brigade
Dunbar Female Seminary
Ashby Emorial Association
Kauffman Pupils Shine in Pantomime at Handley Festival
Stephenson Virginia June 5 pupils from Kauffman School joined the Frederick county music festival at Handley High School May 31 performing Queen of Arabia. Dorothy Rennie seventh grade led a solo dance as queen while primary grade dancers wore red in Dance of Homage. Intermediate and upper grades in orange and rose presented Dance of Ecstasy with numerous named participants. Margaret Russell served as pillow bearer. Also included is a historical Q and A noting the Deutschland submarine made two U S trips in 1916.
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Dorothy Hart
Janie Hart
Helen Lee Smith
Georgia May Russell
Patricia Pennington
Rose
Ean Robinson
Irene Russell
Juanita Shrek
Helen Pennington
Dorothy Orndorff
Doris Morrison
Marjory Combs
Betty Smith
Geneva Ours
Helen Miels
Gretna Russell
Mart Russell
Betty Carpenter
Mary Brown
Mary Lou Hart
Dorothy Morrison
Gertrude Stump
Catherine Travers
Mary Catherine Williams
Ethel Owens
Margaret Mason
Margaret
Guardians Seek Transfer of Infant Funds Across States
Evelyn Fay Warnick as guardian for Clara A. Warnick seeks a court order to move from Virginia to Maryland funds inherited from Clara’s grandparents John L. Clark and Sara A. Clark and from her mother Mary Elizabeth Warnick. The funds are held by James P. Rear don, Special Commissioner and Administrator of Mary Elizabeth Warnick, in Winchester Virginia.
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Evelyn Fay Warnick
Clara A. Warnick
Allegheny County
Maryland
Virginia
John L. Clark
Sara A. Clark
Mary Elizabeth Warnick
Winchester
James P. Reardon
Court of the City of
Vhrna
Announcers For Bouts Picked
New York June 6 announcers chosen for MBS boxing schedule are Bill Corum and Don Dunphy, a new team for the events. Corum is a New York Journal Ame sports columnist and Dunphy is cohost of WINS New York. They will handle the Joe Louis Billy Conn fight June 18, under sponsor Mike Jacobs.
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New York
MBS
Bill Corum
Don Dunphy
Corum
New York Journal- Ame
Dunphy
Wins, New
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis-Billy Conn
Jacobs
NBC
Seed and Credit Steps Sought Amid Drouth Emergency
A committee urged the Secretary of Agriculture to ensure seed availability for farmers and to consider freight rate concessions and adjustments of government credit facilities during the drought emergency. Southern States were asked to keep members informed of recommendations from state colleges and departments of agriculture on measures to combat the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative
Richmond
Agricultural Colleges
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Departments of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Southern States
State Colleges
Drouth
Southern States Cooperative Act
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Remedy Co
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyear Service
Braddock & Germain
Dodge
Chevrolet
Ford
G.M.C
International Express
Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
New York City
James B. Avierett
Ashby Cavalry
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Kauffman
United States
Bremen
Baltimore
Atlantic
New London
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Nat- Tagansett
Wilson Peaneyivanis
Miller’s Hardware
Cloverdale
Pepsi-Cola
D. A. Gordon & CO
S. Main St
P. M. Funkhouser Farm
Front Royal Highway
Corporation Limit
C. I. Brumback Auctioneers
Conrad Auction Co
J. M. Funkhouser
C. T. Funkhouser
Farmers Act
Sudan
Tokio Woods
Virginia City