Real Estate Transfers In Clarke County
Clarke County transfers show Roy W Thompson et ux to C for acres and ten dollars plus other consideration. Thomas Jones et ux to R H Emmans for Lot 16 in Jones Sub division Berryville with ten dollars. Gartha V Dearmont Herrman to Maxwell W Dearmont for one fourth undivided interest in a 2 1 2 acre White Post lot named Media. Sara M Sowers to Howard H Pletsch and Clara M Pletsch for 1 1 2 acre White Post lot at White Post to Stephens City road with ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
R. H. Emmans
Walnut Street
Jones
Berryville
Gartha V. Dearmont Herrman
Maxwell W. Dearmont
White Post
Greenway District
Sara M. Sowers
Howard H. Pletsch
Clara M. Pletsch
Stephens City
Local Man Credits ERB-HELP For Relief From Gas
A Winchester man reports swelling and daily gas after meals have ceased since using ERB-HELP. He says his bowels are regular for the first time in years and he feels like a new man. The advertisement claims ERB-HELP contains twelve herbs that cleanse bowels and relieve gas. Sold at all drug stores in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Eabhelp
Property Transfers In Battletown And Berryville Areas
The notice details land transactions in Battletown Magisterial District on the Shenandoah River slope near Castleman's Ferry, including a 45 acre tract with $10 consideration involving Leafie V. White et al. and Isaac and Selina Young with survivorship rights. It also references a parcel in Josephine City near Berryville priced at $10 with additional consideration.
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J. Sillik
Lloyd EF. Elsen
Battletown
Shenandoah River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Castleman's Ferry
Bluemont
Leafie
White Et Als
Issac Young
Selina Young
Josephine City
Berryville
Basketball firms post season bids amid conference crowns
The piece notes bids to the National Invitation and NCAA tournaments as conference champions are decided. It lists teams like Syracuse and West Virginia accepting bids to the invitational, with regional selections for the NCAA tournaments and remaining berths narrowed to six teams across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Medicon Garden
the Garden
Kansas City
John's
Brooklyn
Bewiing Ohn
Croo! Green
West Virginia
Syracuse
Aliona
de Paul
Harvard
Ohio State
Duke
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Baylor
Oklahoma A and M
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
California
Eastern Intercollegiate
Dartsmouth
Southern
Southeastern
Kentucky
Southwestern
Big Ten
Dixon-American University
Ed Koffenberger Tops All Southern Tourney Team
Raleigh March 4 Ed Koffenberger 19 year old naval OOTC student from Duke and UNC alum captained the All Southern Conference basketball squad. He received a unanimous first term AP ballot and led the tourney with 40 points across three games after finishing regular season second with 164 points in 14 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Naval Ootc
Ed Koffenberger
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Associated Press
Koffenberger
Duke Wins Title With Low-Scoring Win Over Wake Forest
Behind John Dillon of North Carolina Duke earned the championship after close early games against N. C. State and Virginia Tech, then defeated Wake Forest 49 to 30 to seal the title. Four players tied for first string honors with 13 votes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Koffenberger
Tien Oene
Harry
N. C. State
Duke
Blue Devils
Art Guepe Named Virginia Grid Coach
Arthur L. Guepe is appointed head football coach at the University of Virginia succeeding Frank J. Murray who resigns to lead Marquette. Guepe, 31, returns from Navy duty to discuss assistants and spring training with officials. Schedule for 1946 announced includes Hampden Sydney, Penn, Princeton, North Carolina State, and West Virginia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Arthur L
Art) Guepe
University of Virginia
Virginia
Guepe
Navy
Frank J. Murray
Marquette University
Golden Avalanche
Murray
Gue
Golden Ava
Cavaliers
Pritchett
Virginians
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Virginia Military Institute
Philadelphia
Richmond
Princton
North Carolina State
Raleigh
West Virginia
North Carolina
Adolph's Brother Says He Has Had Enough of Hitler Name
Alois Hitler, 64, brother of Adolf Hitler, living in Berlin, says he adopted the surname Hitler to avoid the family name and wants to distance himself from the Nazi leader. He recounts childhood incidents and notes his own son Heinz Hitler, 20, is listed as missing in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
Hitler
Berlin
Alois
Hamburg
Adolf
der Fuehrer
Shicklegruber
London
Austran
Mer
Schicklegruber
Braunau
Fennwietrian
Aloisert
Paris
Templehof Airdrome
Acolf
Heinz Hitler
Germa
Russia
Uncle Sam's Almanac ad promotes quick reference facts
An advertisement for Uncle Sam's Almanac offers a 52 page publication with topics from Radio to Motion Pictures and Army and Navy. The notice urges readers to order for fifteen cents postpaid and provides mailing details in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nele Sam
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Clarke County
Roy W. Thompson
Tomave Lense
Gontrent Wits
Oline Haim
Stokes
Richard Stokes
Alleghany
Iuia
House of Delegates
Levick B. Law
Lake Triplett
Fauquier
Paul Crockett
York
House
Triplett
Esso
Eantion
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tech
Hstrung
Penn
Lydia
Bulla
Ourge
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Art Guepe
Frank Murray
Veterans’ Administration
Washington
D. C
Uncle Sam
The
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
Pera
Tecostien
N. Loudoun ST
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