Handley School Valedictory Honors Heritage and Hope
The 1924 Handley School valedictory delivered by Miss Louise Hollis reflects on Winchester's heritage from early settlers to modern education. It honors Judge Handley, John Handley, and local leaders, praises courage, courtesy, and devotion, and urges students to uphold civic duty and continue building a strong community through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Ade Handley School
Louise Hollis
Stonewall
Sarg
Washington
Hestta
Fay Pench
Handley
John Handley
Handley Board
Duffey
Jarman
Bond
Matt
Judge Handley
Fife
Local Visitors Reported From Hagerstown and Wahingon
Mr. Royce and his wife Dell with Mrs. Baker of Hagerstown were visitors in the village on Friday. Mrs. Josie Udskedy of Wahingon also appeared as a guest, adding to a day of social calls in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Igen
Mr. Royce
Hidter Dell
Mrs. Baker
Hagerstown
Vilaxe
Josie Udskedy
Wahingon
Pending Week With Parents and Neighbors Across Town
A fragmentatic notice lists visits and travels of local residents. William Jacobs spends a week with parents, J Miler Jets and Mrs Daniel Hughes shop in Winchester, Lucile Sowers visits Hubert McKey, Lewis Williams's family travels to Cleveland, Mary Galfier travels to Atlanta with remains interred back home, Rev Harrison from Front Royal notes a funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
William Jacobs
Marion ‘D. McKay
Baltimore
J. Miler Jets
Daniel Hughes
Winchester
Lucile Sowers
Hubert McKey
Lewis Williams
Harry
Mn Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
J. B. Warl Wan
Mary Galfier
Atlanta
Nineveh
Harrison
Front’ Royal
Golle
Mise Perry
Appahannock County
University of Washington Wins College Regatta
The University of Washington clinched the intercollegiate regatta sprint title with a dominant performance at Po Y-June 17. The Huskies led most of the way and finished ahead of Wisconsin Cornell Penn State Syracuse Columbia in a strong field. The junior varsity and other events saw Penn after a late surge secure a clean victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Washington
Universityington
Whetter
Wisconsin
Camera Etewa
Cornell
Pennay
Syracuse
Columbia
Getta
Penn
Vareity
Real Ente
Funeral of Basil Milburn Held Near Martinsburg
The funeral of Basil Milburn, 49, will be held at two o'clock tomorrow at his late residence on his farm north of Winchester. Interment follows at Mount Hebron. Born August 1, he died in the afternoon by an act described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil
Martinsburg
Winches
Mount Hebron
Milburn
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Pall Mall
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Toledo
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Timken Rolle Bearings
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W. Monmouth ST
Handley Schools
Hamburger’s
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the Home Grocery
Brooks’ Pharmacy
East Piccadilly Street
Maine
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
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