4-H Clubs Observe Week Highlights County Youth Work
The report covers 4-H activities across Frederick County in 1949 and 1950 including camps at Powell's Fort Valley and Blacksburg Short Course. It notes livestock judging training, quiz contests, county projects totaling 171 completed by boys and 9 by girls, and a net income of 8 949.63 from projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell’s Fort Valley
Blacksburg
Ronnie Miller
Roxanne
Sidney Rogers
North Frederick
Richmond
George Cather
Round Hill
Roxanne Rogers
Lynn Wolfe
Wayne Miller
Franklin Racey
Bradley Driver
Eugene Larrick
Shenandoah Valley
Hayfield Club
Millard Singhass
Cecil Boyce
Boyd Ramey, Jr
Roger Ramey
4-H Council
Treasuries
National Farm
Safe
County Council
Main St
Powell's Fort Valley
W. Boyd Ramey
Hayfield
Sloan Wolfe
E. Clay Rogers
Friendly Grove
Harry Hershman
West Frederick
Raymond Racey
Carlton Sager
Middletown
Henry Brumback
Garland
Clarence Cather
Nelson Carpenter
White Hall
P. H. Sprenkle
Mr. Airy
Glenn Chase
Miller School
Grant Smith
Star Tannery
Ira F. Lanham
Armel
Donald P. Austin
Easiest way to remove decalcomania
Decalcomanias can usually be removed by the use of soap and hot water. If necessary a razor blade can be used to scrape off the picture.
Secrets of Charm in Subway Seating Pose
Dating to a column by John Robert Powers, the piece shows a model and narrator detailing a sensual seating method for women to appear graceful in public transport. It promises a practical, comfortable alternative to camera poses and offers further dance steps in a separate booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Laboratory
National Newspaper Service
Michigan City
Indiana
Local Residents Take Scout Course in West Virginia
Winchester and Martinsburg Girl Scout Council members attended a council members training at the Shenandoah Hotel Mart insburg West Virginia from February 28 through March 3. Instructors from Winchester Martinsburg Cumberland Hagerstown and Waynesboro provided guidance with specialists from Baltimore and Washington, D C. Local attendees included Mrs Co A Getzendanner Mrs William Schenck Mrs Russell Newcome Mrs Frank Yeakle Jr Mrs C D Whitfield Mrs A C Halvosa Mrs Ed Molden Mrs Herbert Solenberger and Mrs Hugh Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Co. A. Getzendanner
William Schenck
Russell Newcome
Frank Yeakle, Jr
C. D. Whitfield
A. C. Halvosa
Ed Molden
Herbert Solenberger
Hugh Peters
Estate appraisals set values on two estates
James Elmer Beatley’s estate is appraised at 12196 by George W. Patton Earl S. Bailey and Harry M. Sea bright. Dorothy Shatzer Marshall’s estate is appraised at 2000 by J. W. Arthur G. G. Baker and Hester H. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elmer Beatley
George W. Patton
Earl S. Bailey
Harry M. Seabright
Dorothy Shatzer Marshall
J. W. Arthur
G. G. Baker
Hester H. Rowland
The Price of Union reviewed by Herbert Agar
A review praises The Price of Union for its pragmatic study of American federalism. It traces the evolving balance between states and central power from the Constitution to Wilson and the Roosevelts, noting parties as the engine of union and compromise over ideal rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Agar
Houghton Mifflin
Jefferson
Congress
Supreme Court
Wilson
Roosevelts
Agar
Harrison Speaks To Kiwanis Club
Rep Burr Harrison addressed the Kiwanis Club recounting FBI figures claiming 11,000 suspected Communists in strategic government posts, about one half of one percent of workers. He argued Communism spreads by force, critiques religion, and urges strong police. next speaker named Susan Kabler of the Winchester Red Cross. Eston Bean celebrated a birthday in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr P. Harrison
Kiwanis Club
FBI
Susan Kabler
Winchester Red Cross
Winslow Porter
Eston Bean
Mrs Agnew Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. A. Lloyd Agnew are scheduled for 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. William E. Eisenberg officiating. Interment will be in the Mt. Hebron Cemetery family lot. Pallbearers include Walter Stephenson, Harry M. Stephenson, Lanier Gray, Robert S. Bell, Philip B. Glaize, and Stewart Bell. The body will lie in repose at Stewart Bell Jr.'s residence on N. Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lloyd Agnew
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
Mt. Hebron
Walter Stephenson
Roanoke
Harry M. Stephenson
New York
Lanier Gray
Alexandria
Robert S. Bell
Philip B. Glaize
Stewart Bell
Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
N. Cameron
Potatoes Shown Not More Fattening Than Bread
A statement concludes potatoes are not more fattening than bread. It notes one medium potato and a thick slice of bread, or two thin slices, each contain about 100 calories.
Right and Wrong Reimagined Through New Rights
A brief literary reflection contrasts old rights with new. It explores how changing norms redefine moral boundaries and human behavior in a concise, thought provoking style.
Love Your Enemies Sermon at Braddock Street Church
Mrs. Mary Wich of Henderson Texas urged Braddock Street Methodist Church listeners to practice nonmerit love as taught by the Sermon on the Mount. She said true love exempts enemies from the merit system and mirrors divine grace, part of a Winchester Ministerial Association series with 7:45 p.m. services and 10:30 a.m. sessions at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wich
Henderson
Texas
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ministerium Union-Service
Christ
Winchester
Congregational Christian Church
Simple Spring Soil Readiness Test
A quick test for garden soil in spring checks moisture by hand. Take up a handful, squeeze, and release your fingers. If the imprint remains the soil is too wet to work. if it crumbles, it is ready for digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A
Divorces Granted by Judge Marshall in Corporation Court
Judge Elliott Marshall grants multiple divorces. Winifred Hartley from Charles Hartley becomes absolute. Betty Ridgeway Armel from Daniel Armel becomes absolute. Mabel Stayton from Irvin Stayton awarded absolute divorce. Paul Dettra from Lula Dettra granted bed and board divorce. Mary Leach from Edwin Leach granted bed and board divorce. Laura Ashley from Elias Ashley granted absolute divorce. All marriages occurred in 1930s to 1945 at Hagerstown or Upperville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Marshall
Corporation Court
Winifred W. Hartley
Charles L. Hartley
Betty Jane Ridgeway Armel
Daniel Armel
Mabel E. Stayton
Irvin H. Stayton
Hagerstown
Paul R. Dettra
Lula Pine Dettra
Mary Virginia Leach
Edwin B. Leach
Upperville
Laura V. Ashley
Elias Foster Ashley
Pastor Authorized To Marry in State
The Rev. William Henry Hanc kel, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, has shown ordination as a minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church and received approval to conduct marriage rites in Virginia. He posted a $500 bond with W. Nelson Page as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Hanckel
Christ Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
W. Nelson Page
Coleman Dunn Reappointed to Frederick County Finance Board
Coleman Dunn of Martinsburg Pike was reappointed a member of the Frederick County finance board. His new term runs until December 31, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Dunn
Martinsburg Pike
Frederick Countynance Board
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John Robert Powers
Powers
Rey
John F. Dille
Grove’s
J. W. Grove ‘Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Literary Guidepost
W. G. Rogers
Harrison
Super—Sheer
Denier
Crosley
Ulta Fdelly V
Ori
S. Loudoun St
Marshall
Cahill
Blue Ridge
Madame Stone
Palm Reader
Loudoun
Cork
Clorox
DUCO
Cannon
CUT Price Stores, Inc
Silco
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