Handley High Faculty Counted At 36 Last Session
The Handley High faculty for the past school session numbered 36. The list includes principal Sees, Miss C t principal, and Otis omen as administrators, with teachers such as Isabelle Alle, Virginia Barr, Ruth Berry, C C Dudley Bennett, P Browning, Harriet pA, Charles A Coe, Edith V Cornwell, Lucy Sprint Crim, Iant Finkelstein, Mary J Gray, Ethel Hartman, Luther S Hale, Gwendolyn Haynes, Edna Holland, Rusell Joyce, Marion Laugh ter, Winthrope Legge, Edith J Light, W H McIlhwee, J Norman Ochs, Gertrude Organ, Katherine Pannill, Lena Payne, Gypsy Lee Pine, Gertrude R Perry, Elizabeth Rice, Opal R Solenberger, Susan Saulsbury, R L Stickel, Wilbur Sybert, Elizabeth Thresh, Bobbie Wood, and James B Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High
Guasies
C T
Otis Omen
Isabelle Alle
Jee
Virginia Barr
Virginia Boyd Barr
Ruth Berry
C C. Dudley Bennett
P. Browning
Harriet Pa
Charles A. Coe
Edith V. Cornwell
Lucy Sprint Crim
Iant Finkelstein
Mary J. Gray
Ethel Hartman
Loudelle P Hale
Luther S. Hale
Gwendolyn Haynes
Edna Holland
Russell Joyce
Marion Laughter
Winthrope R. Legge
Edith J. Light
W H. MclIlwee
Bobbie Wood
James B. Yates Manuel
Capitol Hill Faces Tax Inquiry and Agency Hearings
On Capitol Hill the Senate weighs accepting House amendments to a tax inquiry resolution. Joint labor committee continues wage hour hearings while appropriations sub-committee studies a relief bill. House debates immigration rules and agriculture hearings proceed on a new farm program. Flood control panel hears Secretary Wallace and other agriculture officials. Post Office committee opens foreign mail legislation hearings. The House passed numerous minor bills yesterday while the Senate is in recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Joint Labor Committee
Appropriations
Agriculture Committee
Flood Control Committee
Wallace
Post Office Committee
Class Will of 1937 Ella Rudolph Leaves Lunchroom to Leftovers
The senior class of 1937 drafts a humorous last will detailing gifts to students and staff. Executors Miss Laughton Mrs Solenberg and Mr Quarles pledge bonds to carry out bequests including leftovers for lunchroom and other school duties. The document names honors for Cornwell Browning Solenberger Perry and others and ends with signatures and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Laughton
Solenberger
Quarles
Miss Cornwell
Mr. Browning
Perry
Stickel
Boyd
Handley School
Browning
Hale
Kenneth Heine
Mary Scully
Peggy McIintyre
Dorothy Larrick
Anne Oakes
John Gano
Executive Council
Joe Ritter
Anne Yost
Rachel Jenning
Testatrix
Ella Rudolph
Handley class graduates with officers named
The graduating class officers for the evening ceremony are Mary Scully as president Edward Hollis as vice president Mary Jane Jolliffe as secretary and Jack Smith as treasurer.
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Handley
Mary Scully
Edward Hollis
Mary Jane Jolliffe
Jack Smith
Local visitors and church notices from Winchester area
Katherine ghter and Walter McCauley family hosted visitors Sunday at the McCauley home. Mrs. Charles Carper, ill with measles near the depot, shows no improvement. Grace M E Church will observe children services next Sunday at 11 o clock. Mrs. W J Cornwell spent part of last week at Opequon with her mother Mrs Dunn and attended Paxton Chapel Sunday School convention. Mrs. Dunn has been ill but is improving. Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones attended the funeral of Mr Simon Snapp at St John s Lutheran Church. Rev A M B Snapp, son of the deceased, is well known locally. Miss Agnes Miller of Strasburg visited grandmother Mrs C B Lege Friday. Recent improvements include new fencing at Theodore Wiley and porch work at Myrtle Rhodes and Trone Sperry residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghter
Katherine
Winchester
Walter McCauley
Charles Carper
Grace M. BE
W. J. Cornwell
Opequon
Dunn
Paxton Chapel
C. B. Lege
Theodore Willey
Myrtle Rhodes
Trone Sperry
Ungers Store Notes June 10 Social Roundup
Mrs Etta Humes of Connelsville Pa visits with her mother and sister for a week. Pryor Luttrell family and Harry Bageant family guests of Dick and Unger families. May Unger and children ill with measles. Fred Unger to Martinsburg hospital for treatment. Mary Shade called to Martinsburg to tend ill son Albert. Shrout, Dick, and Doyle Dick families visit Mauzy kin. Reva Mauzy and Fred Bohrer visit Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Dick
May Unger
Fred Unger
Martinsburg
Mary Shade
Albert Shade
Howard Shrout
Doyle Dick
Vermont Crossen
2. W. Mauzy
Clark Mauzy
Winchester
Reva Mauzy
Fred Bohrer
Washington, D. C
Thelma Courtney Poem for 1937 Handley classmates
The piece, a poem by Thelma Courtney class of 1937, speaks of looking west at sunset and brightening the future. It urges classmates to strive, forget gloom, keep faith, and let their high school memories inspire success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High
Thelma Courtney
General Labor Probe Advocated in Senate
Senator Copeland of New York urged a broad Senate labor investigation today. He proposed probing not only the steel strike troubled industry but other major industries and using railway labor as a model for solving general labor problems.
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Washington
Copeland
General Senate
New York
Mount St. Mary's College elects new president
The Mt. St. Mary's college council elected the Rev. John L. Sheridan as president for a three year term. Rev. M. T. Bradley had been acting president since the death in September of Monsignor B. J. Bradley, longtime head of the college.
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Emmitsburg
Mda
Mt. St. Mary’s College
John L. Sheridan
M. T. Bradley
B. J. Bradley
Stores to Close at Five O Clock Starting Monday
Winchester stores will close at 5 o clock from June 14 through September 6 for the Labor Day period. Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, announced the change and Saturday hours remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Beeler Birth and Community News From Lebanon Church Va
Neighborhood notes from County NEMS Lebanon Church Virginia on June 10 report birth of Catherine Mae Beeler to Julius and Mrs Beeler and other visits. Local residents attend family events, social gatherings, and a hospital update notes Chester Bowma improving after illness.
Middletown Notes in Virginia for Clayton McCauley
Middletown notes from Virginia report Mr. Clayton McCauley and daughter are involved in a local community event on June 10. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Middletown
Clayton McCauley
Dau
Arax Brings Relief as Local Man Praises Triple Strength Medicine
A Winchester drug dealer promotes Arax at Miller's Drug Store on North Loudoun Street. Henkle Carpenter of East Piccadilly recounts long stomach gas and constipation relief after months of ineffective medicines, noting improved appetite sleep and overall health following ARAX treatment. The ad highlights a free health booklet and locations Berlin's Drug Store Harris' Pharmacy Berryville VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Drug Store
North Loudoun Street
Henkle Carpenter
East Piccadilly Street
Arax
Winchester
Miller's Drug Store
Virginia
Berlin
Harris’ Pharmacy
Berryville
Notice to creditors of Levi P Boyd estate
All persons indebted to or claiming against the estate of Levi P Boyd deceased must settle with W E Edwards administrator c t a. The notice is dated June 8 1910 and marks closing by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi P. Boyd
Lawn Party at Macedonia Church Saturday
Benefit for the Ladies Aid Society to be held at Macedonia Church on Saturday June 12. Proceeds support church programs and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Church
Benefit Ladies Aid Society
Memorial Building Presented by S. P. Morton to Hampden Sydney
Samuel Morton Jr of Baltimore presented Hampden Sydney College with an $80,000 Memorial Building in honor of Captain John Morton. The donor praised the college for its historic influence on Southside Virginia and its enduring traditions. John Stewart Morton Jr unveiled a portrait and bronze tablet honoring his great-great grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Sydney
Samuel Morton, Jr
Baltimore
Virginia
Morton
John Morton
Dr. Eggleston
John Stewart Morton, Jr
Captain Morton
Tries Cases In Page County
Associate Trial Justice J M Swetnam opens a two week session in Luray Page county in the absence of Trial Justice Booton. He sentences Anna Lee Stoneberger to thirty days in jail and fifty dollar fine for possessing over two pints of illegal liquor. Three colored men receive ten days for hoboin. Paul Pence pleads guilty to liquor possession and property destruction. receives sixty days for liquor and thirty for destroying jail property. Police chief Williams testifies Pence damaged wiring and windows. total damage fifty dollars.
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Senate
Doan
Esslinger
Philadelphia
Salin
PHILA
Evar PhD
Edward Barr
Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star
Mary Katherineker
Unger’s Store
Vesper
General Labor
Nems
Beeler
Emily Snarr
Virginia Lee
Frances Ann
Arlington
W. L. Snarr
Naomi Butler
Loring Brown
Royal Neighbors of America
Glenna Hershman
Densil
Ivy May
Arthur Beeler
Lena Estep
Raymond Dinges
W. H. Bowers
Chester Bowma
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frances
Ida Keller
William Feeley
Bertha Feeley
Greensburg
John Norbeck
Grayden Godenour
Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau of
Floyd Himelright
Luttrell
Nain
Carrie Conley
Raymond and
Conley
Martha
Himelright
Messrs
Lawson Moore
Duncan Himelright
Simon Snapp
St. Paul’s
Arax Carton
America
Goodyear
Goodfyyear
Cooyear i
Paones Buncutter Tire Company Geomatysis
Earl Shade
Gore
White Post
W. J. Stuart
Pine Motor CO
Boyce Garage
BOXCE
Middletown Garage
W. E. Edwards
Aadmr
C. T
S. P. Morton
Page County
Phoenix
Wenders
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