Perfect Attendance At Stephens City School 1953 54
Fifty five pupils from Stephens City School earned perfect attendance for the 1953 to 1954 season. Names span grades two through eight including standout students Halsey Trout Green III Gary Lee Jenkins Delores Eva Glaize Janet Petrie Thelma Tharpe Leroy Donald John Bailey Ronald Driver Garland Fletcher William Ayler Bruce Bailey Edsel Burcham Eugene Tharp Lowery Willis Cooley Russell Donald Ellen Lowery James Cooley Glaize Frank Sherman Milton Driver Barbara Johns Thomas Ritenour Marshall Shiley Aulden Smith Marshall Snapp Catherine Bailey Linda Brumbark Ruth Emmons Mary Snapp Patsy Pitcock Kay Boone Susan Hepler Phyllis Lowery Ruth Petrie Ronald Fletcher Elizabeth Neff Judith Perry James Orndorff Robert Keller John Hepler Mary Rickard Dorothy Snapp Goldie Cooley Beulah Emmons William Orndorff James Ebersole Ethel Lewis Robert Ayler Elwood Shifflett Cornelia Cadwallader Helen Lowery Betty Willis Margie Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey Trout Green, III
Gary Lee Jenkins
Delores Eva Glaize
Janet Elizabeth Petrie
Thelma Lee Tharpe
Leroy Franklin Donald
John William Bailey
Ronald Lee Driver
Garland Leroy Fletcher
William Tate Ayler
James Cooley
George Glaize
Frank Sherman
Milton Driver
Barbara Johns
Thomas Ritenour
Marshall Shiley
Aulden Smith
Marshall Snapp
Catherine Bailey
Linda Brumbark
Ruth Emmons
Mary Snapp
Patsy Pitcock
Kay Boone
Susan Hepler
Phyllis Lowery
Ruth Petrie
Ronald Fletcher
Elizabeth Neff
Judith Perry
James Orndorff
Robert Keller
John Hepler
Funeral Services Held for Farmer Crushed in Machine
James Monroe Stoner Sr. 53, a farmer from Catharpin near Haymarket, died after his hay baling machine entangled him. He was found by a farmhand while working alone, the belt jammed, and the power takeoff left in gear. He is survived by his wife Florence and son James M. Stoner Jr. Burial followed at Sudley Methodist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Sudley Methodist Church
James Monroe Stoner
Church Ceme
Stoner
Catharpin
Here
Florence R. Stoner
James M. Stoner Jr
Church Extension Survey Planned by Atlanta Board
Three secretaries of the Board of Church Extension in Atlanta will visit the local Presbyterian Church on July 5 and 7. Dr. James M. Carr and Dr. H. E. Hyde arrive July 5 while Rev. O. V. Caudill comes July 7. They are visiting at the invitation of the Session to offer suggestions on the local extension program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Church Extension
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
James M. Carr
H. E. Hyde
O. V. Caudill
When is an accident called a catastrophe
Insurance people define a catastrophe as an accident in which five or more persons are killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.V.P. A
Camp Pinnacle Rented by Local Presbyterians
The Winchester Presbyterian Church rents Camp Pinnacle near Wardensville for its Junior and Pioneer camps and Young People's Conference. Pioneer Camp runs June 28 to July 3 for ages 12-14 with head counselors and leaders named. Junior Camp July 5-10 with director Rev J S Blain and counselors. Young People's Conference July 12-17 directed by Dr C Lloyd Ayehart with head counselors for boys and girls. Activities include swimming softball and Bible study, plus vesper talks and field trips.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Camp Pinnacle
Wardensville
P. Cary Adams
Pioneer
Irving Rudolph
Shepherdstown
George D. Jackson
Winchester
Robert Goshorn
J. S. Duckwall
Jackson
William Abbott
Berryville
Winchester Church
Pioneer Camp
Patricia Smedley
George Nixon
Robert Button
Walter Flory
J. S. Blain
Woodstock
Ada Glass Baker
Sue Belle Hogshead
C. Lloyd Ayehart
Robert C. Bradford, Jr
Opequon
Mary C. Smith
John C. MacLeod
Keyser
Helen
Ann Womeldorf
E. Cork St
Pioneer Fellowship
Clearbrook Woolen Mill Park
Board of Church Extension
Atlanta
James M. Carr
Hal E. Hyde
Caudill
Harry E. Ridgeway
Elizabeth W. Gale
Margaret Ward
Kate Owen
Ruth Elvery
Five Million Dollar Virginia Tax Credit Indicated
Virginia may gain up to five million dollars this year under the Byrd Automatic Tax Credit Act as general fund revenues for 11 months exceed last year by about 10.5 million dollars. Official notes credit becomes available when revenues surpass expected income levies, with June figures expected to push credits into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
General Assembly
Life expectancy of household furniture and appliances
Furniture and stoves average about 20 years with good care. Refrigerators last about 15 years, freezers washing machines and vacuum cleaners around 12 years, lamps rugs mattresses and pillows about 10 years, and toasters and irons roughly 8 years.
Fredericksburg Man Acquitted Of Tax Evasion
Harvey M. Janney of Fredericksburg was acquitted by Federal Judge Sterling Hutcheson on charges of understating income for 1946 to 1950. The judge noted reasonable doubt about understatement and fraud. The government claimed a $58,461 tax deficiency from underreported income totaling $169,087 versus $38,213 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harvey M. Janney
Fredericksburg
Sterling Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Janney
James R. Moore
Ladder Truck Tragedy of a Sprinkler Alarm
In Nashville Tennessee ladder truck No 1 responded to a false sprinkler alarm. The trailer driver slept through the event and the trailer failed to travel as the unit struck multiple cars causing minor damage. Lt. L B Sheets stated he usually checks everybody aboard and did not this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
L. B. Sheets
Jury Called for July 10 in City Hall Court
Twenty jurors were summoned for a felony jury to report June 30 at 10 a.m. in the Corporation Court Room at City Hall. Names include Donald Stewart, Andrew Vincent, Jack E Jones, James E. Johnson, Emmitt M. Tucker, Mrs. Aileen Dettra, Hoye L. Riley, Willard Spaid, Mrs. Helen C. Bailey, James H. Sandy, Howard Orndorff, Leonard E. Facemire, Robert S. Kern, W. Lee Fisher, Charles S. Toan, Julian Buncutter, Mrs. Anna B. Robinson, Bill Rauch, James N. Daniel, and L. R. Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City Hall
Donald Stewart
Andrew Vincent
Jack E Jones
James E. Johnson
Emmitt M. Tucker
Aileen Dettra
Hoye L., Riley
Williard Spaid
Helen C. Bailey
James H. Sandy
Howard Orndorff
Leonard E. Facemire
Robert S. Kern
W. Lee Fisher
Charles S. Toan
Julian Buncutter
Mrs
Anna B. Robinson
Bill Rauch
James N. Daniel
L. R. Funk
First Supreme Court declaring a law unconstitutional
In 1810 the Supreme Court voided a Georgia Yazoo land fraud law in Fletcher v Peck, marking the Court’s first declared unconstitutional statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Fletcher
Peck
Yazoo
Georgia
Time Telling in Car? Trade In at Minor Motor Co
The ad urges drivers to visit Minor Motor Co for a generous trade in allowance on a newer model. It emphasizes quick dash to the shop to apply the value toward an upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Motor CO
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