Gainesboro High School seniors lampoon teachers in class reminiscence
The senior class pages share humorous anecdotes about teachers and hallways, recounting pranks, study hall woes, and student life in 1945. Bios honor Mary Lee Miller and June Anna DeHaven, noting class roles and activities in the yearbook style.
Vacation Church School Opens With Joint Effort
The Vacation Church School of the Presbyterian Church opens at 9 a.m. with Christ Episcopal Church Sunday School joining. Nursery led by Mrs Phil Hunter, assisted by Miss Libby Anderson and Miss Ellen Largent. 2 and 3 year olds. Beginners 4 and 5 year olds include Miss Lillian Sheetz and others. Primary for 6 to 8 year olds headed by Mrs Chalmers Nelson with several assistants. Junior Department led by Ada G Baker with two assistants. School runs June 11 to 22, Monday through Friday, 9 to 11:30 a.m.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Phil Hunter
Libby Anderson
Ellen Largent
Lillian Sheetz
Jean Pierce
Betsy Glaize
Catherine McCormack
Betty Guess
Sarah Leatherman
Chalmers Nelson
I. Fred Stine
Sam McCarty
Ivan Kline
Charles Bish
Maxine Keckley
Marjorie Duncan
Ada G. Baker
Pearl Stickley
Kitty Lou Arnold
June class leaders and community notes from Gainesboro
A Gainesboro school section highlights June DeHaven, daughter of Virgil and Mrs. DeHaven, as class president and a 4‑H member with ambitions to be a secretary. Audrey DeHaven, daughter of Arthur and Mrs. DeHaven, Virginia, is noted for her role in the news corner and as Sophomore vice president. The piece also records May 3 officer elections in the local chapter and recounts fundraising, projects, and social life, with market notes from Baltimore and Chicago.
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Tokes Inn
Capitol Theatre
Mary Lee Miller
Mary Lee
Walter Miller
Route 3
Winchester
Cumberland
Maryland
June Anna Dehaven
June
Virgil DeHaven
Gainesboro
Audrey Elda
White Sox Fold For Season As Minks Defeat Stephenson
Sam Ensogna announces Winchester White Sox will disband for the season due to lack of talent and practice. Stephenson falls 5 4 to the Minks as Cornwell and Clem win on the Stonewall high school diamond. Duvall and Long work the Stephenson battery. Brumbaugh pitches for the losers in Front Royal as Viscose drops two to Heurich Brewers 3 0 and 11 7. Michael, former Park first baseman, posts four hits including a triple Sunday.
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Sam Ensogna
White Sox
Hancock
Winchester
Ensogna
Sox
Brumbaugh
Settle
Long
Michael
Park
Sacred Heart Club sweeps Troop 40 and Rogers Grocery
The Sacred Heart Athletic Club softball team won three games last week. They defeated Troop 40 19 to 3 and 7 to 5 then blanked Rogers Grocery 7 to 0. Jack Lewis pitched all three wins. Teammates include Melvin LaVecchia Glenn LaVecchia John Boyd Teddy Legge Johnny Campbell Billy Gochenour Chris Somonos and Robert Lake.
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Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Boy Scouts of America
Rogers Grocery
Jack Lewis
Melvin LaVecchia
Glenn LaVecchia
John Boyd
Teddy Legge
Johnny Campbell
Billy Gochenour
Chris Somonos
Robert eLake
Rites Tuesday For Mrs. Carper
Mrs. Georgia Virginia Carper widow of Henry William Carper died Sunday morning at 5 at her son Ernest Carper’s home near Rippon West Virginia. She was 81, born January 4 1864 in Clarke County. Survived by children including Mrs. Georgia Glascock Busey Carper Summit Point WV Mrs T C Heckley Strasburg Mrs J W Ring Kearneysville WV Ernest S Carper Rippon and Harvey Carper Purcellville. Two brothers Byrd Locke Berryville and Turner Locke Winchester. Funeral Tuesday June 12 at 3 pm from Ernest Carper’s Rippon home with Rev R K McDonald Berryville Presbyterian and Rev Albert Gingrick Summit Point Methodist assisting. interment Bruceton Frederick Cemetery.
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Georgia Virginia Carper
Henry Willam Carper
Ernests. Carper
Rippon
W. V
Timothy and
Lavinia Locke
Clarke County
Georgia Glascock
Busey Carper
Summit Point
W. Va
T Checkley
Strasburg
Albert Gingrick
Intermert
Brucetoun
Frederick Lowney
Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Pack Prices
Several lots of good and choice Native Spring lambs offered at 1600 dollars with fat bucks discounted to 100. Two hundred head medium and 200d around 65 pounds. Texas springers 14.509 seven loads good and choice 105. Red clipped lamb running fully 25 present. Yearlings 1500 10 straight. High bid pelts 1425 sworn slaughtere.
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Chisago Livestock
Chicago
Service Men in the News Webster James Jr and Robert Morgan
Webster H James Jr reports entering service last July and has been stationed at Camp Hollibird Camp Barkley Camp Claiborne and Fort F E Warren as of now He is the son of Elva James and the late Webster James and his wife Mary C Webster and his mother may provide his address Robert Morgan writes from the front lines with General Patton s Third Army He has been in Germany near a town called Rigensburg since VE Day and says he is well and hopes to be home soon
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Webster H. James, Jr
Webster H. James
Camp Hollibird
Camp Barkley
Texas
Camp Claiborne
Fort F. E. Warren
Wyo
Cloverdale Bottling Works
Set
James
Elva James
Webster James
Mary C. Webster
East Cecil
Liberty Street
Robert Morgan
John
Roxie Morgan
Boyce
Patton
Third Army
Rigensburg
Germany
Park Defeats Wildcats 7-1 in seven inning baseball game
Park defeated Williamsport Wildcats 7-1 on Marylander's diamond. Mentzer allowed three singles for Williamsport while Park offense produced 11 hits and scored in every inning except two. Judy, Burch and Keller had two hits each, with doubles from Burch and Luby. Mentzer pitched for Park with four strikeouts.
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Park
Williamsport ‘Wildcats
Winchester
Emmart
Judy
Burch
Keller
Luby
Forsythe
Williamsport
Patton
Abe
Mentzer
Miller
The Star Daily Berryville Reports Local Events
Berryville residents witness community happenings as Clarke County reports cover local events in Boyce, Berryville, and surrounding areas. Officials outline upcoming meetings and public notices affecting residents.
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Berryville
Boyce
Clarke County
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Ann Patterson
Sophoore
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Billy Davis
Betty B. Melsinee
Wayne Miller
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Deloris Farmer
Marilyn Miller
John Thompson
Mr. Braithwaite
Bill Braithwaite
Bill
Bud Denny
Bud
Rodella’ Adams
June DeHaven
Junie
Gladys Bageant
Braithwaite
Miss Whitacre
Miss Fout
Miss McMurray
Margaret Ramey
Shelby Jean DeHaven
Allan Earl Farmer
Larry Phillips
James Taylor
Betty Adams
Evelyn Holliday
Mary Catherine Adams
Gardner Philipps
Ann Wolfe
Billy Ramey
Phyllis Jane Holliday
Dorothy Kerns
Berkley County
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Gore
Vernon Barton
Miller School
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Fay DeHaver
Jacob van Ruysdael
Virginia War Fund
Library Fund
Red Cross
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Joann Farmer
Anne Dailey
Roxanne Rogers
Donald Taylor
Eunice DeHaven
Sarah Kelsoe
Wilda Adams
Blue McKiwee
Bible School
F. F. A. News
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Johnny Thompson
Avon Omps
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Linwood DeHaven
Wendall Phillips
Northern Triangle Federation
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Audrey
Wilton
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Jean
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Arlen
Alice
Mike
Maxine
France
Ruby
Charlie
Gays
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Delmar
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Baltimore
U. S
Sheri
Sam
Minks
Stephenson
Front Royal
D. C. Brewers
Mrs. Carper
U.S
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Sie Hospital
Gladys C. Haldeman
North Washington Street
North America Assurance Society
W. Mein St
Richmond
Jed
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Simmons
Orndorff
Winchester Emmart
Patton Judy
Ss Burch
Ef Miller
If Abe
Ib Keller
Williamsport AB
Kerns
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L. Anderson
Barr
Lb Wine
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P D. Anderson
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Middletown
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