Virginia Future Farmers State Judging Teams Announced
D J Howard announces Virginia Future Farmers judging teams with coaches from Front Royal Woodstock and other areas. Dairy team members include Benny Megatt William Dodson J J Foster and others. Handley relay breaks state record in half mile speed. Warner of Lincoln High and Snyder of Handley top individual performers. Virginia judging teams to be coached by northern Virginia instructors for second year.
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Virginia Ion of
Future Farmers
Tooer
D. J. Howard
Case Vocational Agriculture
Virginia
Benny_Megatt
Front Royal
William Dodson
R. Flora
Boone Mill
A. Rollins
Nokesville
J. J. Foster
H. L. Fleming
Woodstock
E. Wiseman
William Coat
Handley
Snyder
Howard
Northern
Jacobs Forbids Schmeling Flying to New York Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs wires Max Schmeling that he is absolutely forbidden to fly to New York for his title clash with Joe Louis on Wednesday night. Schmeling had been offered a trans Atlantic flight by friend Dick Merrill but Jacobs insists the trip by air will not be taken due to the high stakes of the bout.
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Scpeculator
N. Y
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Dick Merrill
Schmeling
Max
Jacobs
Abe Leven Elected Chief Patriarch in I O O F Encampment
Abe Leven was elected Chief Patriarch of the Widows' Friend En campment No. 11 made up of Marsh Run and Madison Lodges of the I O O F. W E Edwards of Winchester was chosen Senior Warden Taylor Barr of Winchester Junior Warden and Everett Kline named chaplain. Installation of officers will occur in July.
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Widows’ Friend
Marsh Run
Madison
Abe Leven
W. E. Edwards
Win
Children Day Service At Mount Olive Church Draws 700
In Hayfield Virginia a packed Mount Olive United Brethren Church hosted a large children day program with over 700 attendees despite the heat. More than a hundred youths performed as evangelist from Maynsvburg praised the event and urged responsibility for the future. Evening services continue this week with prominent speakers and a final sermon on The Resurrection.
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Hayfield
Mount Olive
Gelist
Mavinsturg
W. Va
M . Va
Rebels Slowed Down By Miaja Fronts Near Valencia
From Hendaye on the Spanish frontier reports say government forces under Jose Miaja delay insurgent advances on the eastern and Cordoba fronts. The government fortifies new positions around Valencia as insurgents slip back near Villarreal and press nine miles along a Zugar river tributary in Cordoba.
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Cordoba
Spain
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Plana
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Seco
Valencia
Villarreal
Jose Miaja
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Zugar
Greenway Church Schedules Children Day Service
Greenway United Brethren Church announces a Children's Day service slated for Sunday June 26 at 8 PM. The public is invited to attend the program.
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Greenway United Brethren Church
Roosevelt Busy With Bills Needing Signature
President Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park to tackle Congress bills requiring his signature within ten days. He declines to discuss a possible railroad special session and plans a Wilmington speech for Swedes and Finns anniversary. He will meet Kennedy and may view the Varsity regatta on June 27 while touring from Washington.
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Del
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Mass
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Anne Lindsay Clark
Salem
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
John Boettiger
Purcellville Netmen Defeat Locals on Poor Courts
Purcellville Netmen crushed the Winchester Golf Club team 8 to 1 on Loudoun Country Club courts. Singles results included wins by Jack Pancoast and R. Thomas, with losses for others. doubles featured Thomas duo and Pancoast pair securing decisive sets.
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Purcellville
Loudoun Country Club
Martinsburg
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Kenneth Robinson
Jack Pancoast
Woodie Glaize
R. Felix
Hugh Green
H. Thomas
F. Sturm
H. Lefferts
C. McCormick
Joe Pancoast
Skoots Robinson
Thomas
Robinson
Green
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Womanless Wedding reheated at Round Hill Presbyterian Church
The Womanless Wedding staged by the youth of Opequon Chapel will be repeated next Wednesday night at 8 15 at Round Hill Presbyterian Church. The public is invited to attend.
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Opequon Chapel
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Virginia Postoffice Clerks Convene in Norfolk
The eighteenth annual Virginia Federation of Postoffice Clerks and Woman's Auxiliaries met in Norfolk after a banquet. Roy H. Bible of Roanoke was elected president. officers from Ashland Danville Winchester Roanoke Arlington and Norfolk were named. Senator Byrd and national and state auxiliary leaders spoke. a dance followed.
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Federation
Norfolk
Roy H. Bible
Roanoke
L. W. Hicks
Lynchburg
H. C. White
Ashland
J. W. Nixon
Aor Denny
Danville
H. M. Lee
Winchester
K. B. Williams
R. J. Rowell
Arlington
Charles J. Turrisi
J. B
Lee
Two Drivers Sentenced For DUI Offenses
Judge Donald Weems sentenced two drivers for operating under the influence. Oscar Jenkins of Winchester received one month in jail and $100 plus costs after arrest on North Market street. Thomas E Mauck of Stephens City got one month in jail and $100 fine plus costs after arrest at Valley avenue and Braddock street.
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Oscar Jenkins
Winchester
North Market Street
Manuel
Nzvns
Thomas E. Mauck
Stephens City
Valley Avenue
Braddock Street
William Puller
Petersburg
Emory Jones
Instructors To Hold Conference
The annual conference of Vocational Agriculture instructors will be held at Virginia Polytechnic Institute next week. Attending from this section are D. J. Howard W. R. Legge R. A. Wall of Winchester and Frederick county John E. Cowles of Colonial Beach Va who will teach vocational agriculture at Gainesboro high school next year.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
D. J. Howard
W. R. Legge
R. A. Wall
Winchester
Frederick County
John E. Cowles
Colonial Beach
Gainesboro High School
Nine Years Ago This Week In Fort Loudoun Chapter Events
The Fort Loudoun Chapter United Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Samuel M. Chiles at the Battle Field Inn Kernstown. Officers include Mrs. Herbert Larrick president and Miss Lucy Russell first vice president. Netmen from Leesburg defeat Winchester on local courts. Piano class of Mrs. May holds annual recital at Market Street Methodist Church with listed participants. Ex captains dinner at Sarah Zane Fire Company hall features toastmaster Andrew Bell and former leaders S D McDonald and others.
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D. A. RB
Fort Loudoun
United Daughters of the American Revolution
Samuel M. Chiles
Battlefield Inn
Kernstown
Herbert Larrick
Lucy Russell
Gertrude Barton
Stuart H. Edmonds
Frank B. Crawford
Lucy Kurtz
Charles Keeler
Frank T. McFadden
Robert M. Ward
William T. Barr
Mrs
May
Market Street M. Church
Helen Mason
Mabel Clark
Bess Shade
Marie Ogden
Mary Virginia Robinson
Virginia Lee
Elizabeth Crisman
Mildred White
Gwendolyn Nelson
Kathleen Oats
David Sencindiver
Halford Baker
Everette Holsinger
Marguerite Farmer
Sarah Carper
Jane Jolliffe
Louise Largent
Janet Sargent
Dana Nelson
Elia Pugh
Dorothy Jones
Claude Derflinger
Sarah Zane Fire Co
North Loudoun Street
Andrew Bell
S. D. McDonald
Lewis Trier
Harry H. Willis
C. Lee
Lunsford Shines in Relief for Winchester Park Wins
Winchester Park racked up two weekend wins. Saturday they beat Old Export 6 2 as Lunsford relieved and held the threat in the eighth. Sunday Lunsford again came on in relief to stop Quantico Indians as Curry fueled the offense with three hits and a triple.
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Old Export
Quantico Indians
Curry
Winchester Park
Hagerstown
Lunsford
Duvall
Michael
Indians
Quantico
Winchester Golf Club announces senior tennis pairings
Dr. Leon Slavin of the Winchester Golf Club announced the Senior tennis tournament pairings today. The listed matches must be played by Tuesday June 28 to allow the second round to begin immediately after.
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Leon Slavin
Winchester Golf Club Today
Kenneth Robinson
Rete Dunning
Ely Bradfield
Robert Glaize
Roy Ryden
Bob Riley
Sandy Baker
Woodie Glaize
W. H. Gold
C. McCormick
H. B. McCormac
Fred Sturm
Joe Johannes
John Eddy
Hugh Green
Junior Farmers Meet Tomorrow in Frederick County
Members of the Junior Farmers Club of Frederick County will meet tomorrow night at 6 45 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Larick. Jack Larrick the host is a club member. Judging contests and other forms of entertainment are planned under president John Pickerall of Middletown. This is the first meeting at a residence and a summer meeting was agreed.
Fire company officers read at memorial service
Barr and Lewis Cooper attended with others from outside Deceased captains James Knott Jos A Nurton George Dakeman Scott Lewis H Clay Krebs Charles A Evans Thomas Evans Mr Brent Capt Burgess Robert Gray Jos T Brown listed among honored fire company members who could not attend.
Memorial Hospital to Hold Nurse Graduation Exercises
Invitations issued for Memorial Hospital annual graduating exercises. Nine young women will receive diplomas this year: Corine Willey Reliance Virginia Gladys Hawkins this city Lucy Clem Mt. Jackson Grace Hawn Shepherdstown Hazel Lewis Bunker Hill Mildred Baker this city Lucille Williams Stephens City Katherine Anderson Winchester Jessie Scothorn Stephens City.
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Memorial Hospital
Corine Willey
Reliance
Gladys Hawkins
This City
Lucy Clem
Mt. Jackson
Grace Hawn
Shepherdstown
Hazel Lewis
Bunker Hill
Mildred Baker
Lucille Williams
Stephens City
Katherine Anderson
Winchester
Jessie Scothorn
Lines For New School Staked At Gore Virginia
The Gore Virginia project began with staking for a new school building this afternoon under Fred Thwaite chairing Frederick County School Board and Leslie D. Kline division superintendent. A well driller prepared to sink an artesian well to supply water. Materials from an abandoned Red Bud school will be used in construction. Lloyd Reynolds of Albin will supervise actual construction, bringing prior consolidation experience from Gainesboro.
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Gore
Fred Thwaite
Frederick County
Red Bud
Frederick
Lloyd Reynolds
Albin
Gainesboro
Park Proving Popular Resort at Winchester Park
Approximately 800 people attended the opening of the Playgrounds at Winchester Park last week. Mrs. Myrtle Chrismore, in charge of recreation, said WPA workers assist with activities. Attendance remains high and officials plan more adult recreation features, including badminton courts. Children’s wading pools are well patronized on warm days.
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Winchester Park
Myrtle Chrismore
Chrismore
WPA
Distribution Of $200000 Assets In Building And Loan Closure
The Home Loan Building Corporation assets totaling about $200000 were paid in cash to members over three days under treasurer Clifford D. Grim. Past president Captain Lewis F. Cooper and former secretary Shirley Carter were succeeded by T. B. Patton and Grim respectively. The new Shirley Carter Building and Loan Corporation shows $275000 in stock subscriptions with T. B. Patton as president and Clifford D. Grim as secretary and treasurer.
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Home Loan Building Corporation
Clifford D. Grim
Lewis F.cooper
Shirley Carter
Hansbrough and Carter
Building and Loan Corporation
Shirley Carter Building and Loan Corporation
T. B. Patton
R. Gray Williams
Harry F.byrd
T. E. Kremer
Claude R. Cammer
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