Scouts Tangle in Handley gym tourney and troop notes
The Boy Scout basketball tournament continues at Handley gym with Troop 1 vs Troop 6 in the fourth series, winner facing Troop 2. Troop reports detail patrol contests, officer elections for 1933, and upcoming games and activities across Troops 1 2 3 4 and 8 plus Lone Cubs progress and a free uniform hint.
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Handley Cym
W. R. Legge
Fred I. Stine
M. Henkel Jr
Richard Rusk
Ricard Largent
Joseph Ritter
Harrison Keckley
Wolf Patrol
Neil Woods, Jr
John Jones
Fox Patrol
Ivan Kline
James Thompson
Beaver
Charles Gibbons
William Massie
Flying Eagle
George Brashear
Charles Harper
Burth
H. B. Keckley
Oath
Miller McDon
Eave
Narwans
Handley Gym
Brooks
R. L. Jones
Taylor
Bill Anderson
Vance William Sumption
The
Reformed Church
Harry Deshon
Marshall Martin
Clinton Almond
Natex Gave Relief After Other Treatments Fail
Local Madison Heights residents report relief from Natex, a triple strength prescription now sold at Peoples Service Drug Store. Mrs. M. E. Stinson describes long constipation and indigestion improving after Natex treatment, with steadier bowels, quieter nerves, and better sleep.
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Madison Heights
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Bennie Gordon and locals attend inaugura tion in Washington
Middletown notes report Bennie Gordon and family left Friday for the inauguration in Washington. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins while there. Maude Wright of Washington visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Wright in Middletown. Various locals are listed visiting relatives, attending funerals, and hosting family gatherings across the area.
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Bennie Gordon , Co
C. L. Wright
Washington
Hopkins
Maude Wright
George Wright
Charles Legg
Ernest McDonald
Berryville
Ernest
Flowers
Paul
George Hausenfluck
Red Bud Road
Earl Hottle
Robert Dodson
Alvin Beatty
Raymond Headley
Floyd Dodson
Meadow Mills
Hamp Ridenour
Refuge
Walter Mcr Cauley
Lacey Conner
Local Notables and Community News at Winchester
Miss Pauline Hudson home economics teacher is mentioned in social notes with Mrs Stickley a tanner and Mrs Fey returning for treatment. Clinton Rhodes and Pauline Hudson attended church in Vaucluse while Harry Himelright recovers. The community also notes attendance at Shirley Mae Forsight's funeral and updates on residents’ health.
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Harry Himelright
Kernsa
Pauline Hudson
Stickley
of Fey
Winchester Wise
Abram “Zirkle
Winchester
Rey
P. Saunders
Clinton Rhodes
Mae Ginn
Vaucluse
Harryee
Shirley Mae Forsight
Reynolds Store Notes Move Through Social Weekend
Reynolds Store Virginia report lists visits by W C McDaniel and families, Mr Baxter Kerns and Mrs Davison of Berkeley Springs, and many others. Local residents like H C Reynolds, I D Shade, and E N Luttrell host and travel, with updates on illnesses and improvements including Mrs Reynolds and a child improving after flu and indisposition.
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Oscar Trell
E. D. and
Shenk
L. A. Clark
Earl Clark
Winchester
Walter Moore
Nl Dick
Isaac Shirley
H. C. Reynolds
Troy Dick
Near Angers
H .B. Dick
I. D. Shade
Russell
Alton Omps
Richard Hovermale
Kt. P. Anderson
G. B. Hovermale
N. L. McIntire
E. N. Ae
D. C
Ardell Moore
Reynolds
Robert McIinee
Om Chamberlain
W. O. McDaniel
E. O. Lewis
Susan B. Lewis
Murvil Dick
Whitacre Residents and Local Visits Reported
Whitacre Virginia March 8 reports Mrs. George Whitacre returning home after a spell with daughter Mrs. Clay Rogers. Local visits include Mrs. Luther Johnson and children with Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hovermale and Retta Place weekending with Miss Thelma Carpenter. Several residents recover from illness and social calls noted among neighbors. Cape Romain lighthouse near the South Carolina coast leans, an early coastal beacon now listed with instability.
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Whitacre
George
Clay Rogers
Luther Johnson
Trone
Walker Hovermale
Retta
Thelma Carpenter
F. A. Whitacre
Siler
Samuel Hottle
Mae Fletcher
William Tinsman
First Railway Power and Economic Doctrine in Practice
A historic overview notes America leading in applying economic doctrines to practical work with energy. It contrasts early railways run by animals with later technological advances, highlighting improvements in transport and industry and the role of good will in intelligence.
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America
Countries
Teeth of ancient mammoth found on Blackwood golf course
Five large mammoth teeth and bone fragments were unearthed on a Blackwood New Jersey golf course. The find is believed to date from about 25,000 years ago and suggests prehistoric habitation in the Philadelphia area.
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Philadelphia
Blackwood
N. J
Ed Merit
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