Orchardists Session Wednesday Afternoon on Orchard Topics
An afternoon session opens at 2 o'clock with a roundtable to review orchard topics. John P. Bregger of the Soil Conservation Service discusses air and water in bearing orchards, followed by A H Teske on the fertilizer program. Dr A B Groves addresses orchard disease, Mr Weatherford on spring bee treatment, and D A Tucker on top work of apple trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bregger
Division of Research
The
Soil Conservation Service
A. H. Teske
A. B. Groves
Winchester Research Laboratory
Weatherford
D. A. Tucker
V. P. Ze
Interdiction Order Prohibits Alcohol Sales to Elmer Orndorff
In Winchester Virginia on February 24 1939 the Corporation Court led by Judge Philip Williams issued an interdiction barring Elmer Orndorff of Virginia from purchasing or receiving alcoholic beverages. The order directs the Clerk to certify a copy to the Alcoholic Beverage Control at Richmond and was recorded in Law Order Book 13 page 94 with Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk signing. The action was published by order of the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Commonwealth
Philip Williams
Elmer Orndorff
James P. Bearn
the Commonth
Winchest
Elmer Ornrff
Virja
Richmond
State of
Cuy
Towit
Corinne. Barnett
Corporation Court
City of
Corinne Barnett
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act
John P. McLaughlin
Series Between Winchester Pros and Straight Shooters Canceled
The city series to decide the best boys and girls outfits is canceled as Halford Baker, manager of the Straight Shooters, cannot field enough players. The club had completed its schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Halford Baker
Straight Shooters
Virginia Farm Bureau Plans Large Staunton Convention
Arrangements are completed for the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation annual convention in Staunton on March 16 and 17. Sessions will be in the Dixie Theatre and Stonewall Jackson Hotel with a theme of Economic Improvement Through Cooperation of Agriculture Industry and Labor. About 600 delegates from 25 county bureaus are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Staunton
Dixie Theatre
Stonewall Jackson
John R Hutcheson
R. M Evans
AAA
Donald Kirkpatrick
American Farm Bureau Federation
John M Carmody
ABA
C. L. Weast
A. Gordon Willis
Culpeper Farm Bureau
Porter Hardy Jr
Norfolk Farm Bureau
W. T. Parker
Sussex Farm Bureau
W. R. Ogg
C. V Smith
D. C
Howard S Zigler
Rockingham Farm Bureau
Augusta Farm Bureau
Z. J. Sharitz
J. D. Giles
Associated Women of American Fann Bureau Federation
Bertha Wailes
Sweet Briar College
Research
No Preaching In Opequon District Churches
It was announced today that no preaching services will be held Sunday in any church of the Opequon Presbyterian group. Pastor Rev. E Summers McGavock is at Kernstown with influenza. Sunday schools will meet at the usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Letter misaddressed to New Mexico governor found
Governor John E. Miles received a letter addressed to Albert K Mitchell the governor of New Mexico and forwarded it to Mitchell at his bell ranch home His 1938 bid for governor as a Republican was unsuccessful and the misaddressed note highlights political mixups of 1930s New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
John E. Miles
Albert K.mitchell
New Mexico
Round-Up of Sports Gossip and Rumors Across States
A collage of sports chatter notes from March coverage. Tony Galento Joe Louis betting lines. Pitt door sign Doctor out. Georgie Myatt named NL 1939 glamor boy. Al Schach with Barnum clowns. Jimmy Grippo Bettina linked to movies. Judge Bramham hints two major scouts on payroll. coaches union probe. Lyn Johnson five stars from Menominee. Don Meade slump in Florida. Budge and Perry golf in Garden. Buddy Moore as Louis double. Gabby Street ball toss from Washington monument possible. Fordham luring Minnesota to Polo Grounds. Bob Pastor pact with BA. Strickland fighting March 31. Bill Terry Giants in Miami. Pedro Montanez vs Berg tonight. Vince DiMaggio training. Yanks fake squeeze play noted. Tennessee Golden Glovers tied to Orange Bowl. Mike Jacobs hints on Louis-Galento site. Cubs called Wrigley’s Champions. Derby boss Winn nervous. MacPhail secretary on minor league umpire. whistling Dodgers mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Pitt
Doc Sutherland
Georgie Myatt
al Schach
Florida
Jimmy Grippo
Melton Bettina
Lyn Johnson
Menominee
Mich
Don Meade
Budge
Perry
Buddy Moore
New York Golden Gloves
Tommy Farr
Glenna Collett Ware
Fordham
Mininesota
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Bob Pastor
B. A
Maurice Strickland
Strickland
Boston
Bill Terry
Giants
Miagni
Pedro Montanex
Jackie
Vince DiMaggio
Tennessee
Golden Glovers
Mike Jacobs
O. K. Louis
Galento
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Chicago Times
Cubs
Wrigley
Matt Winn
Jupiter Pluvius
Virginia Designates 29 Pneumonia Typing Labs Including Winchester Memorial
Winchester Memorial Hospital joins 28 Virginia labs in a state system for pneumonia typing to match patients with the correct serum. Dr I C Reggin says service covers a 25 to 30 mile radius and fees vary by station for those who can pay, while some labs offer free testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Richmond
I. C. Reggin
Riggin
State Department
Norton
Abingdon
Luray
Small Fruits Discussed at Four Community Meetings
Meetings for small fruit producers set across Gainesboro Gore Star Tannery Gravel Springs Winchester next week. Topics include production methods cultivation and related issues. Sponsored by local agriculture committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Gore
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Mr Gold Noted as Present at March Meeting
P. H. Gold of Stonewall district was inadvertently omitted from the attendance list for the March session. He was present at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gold
P. H. Gold
Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
Trusteef's Sale of House and Lot in Winchester Virginia
Three deeds of trust dated 1926 1927 and 1928 secure Nannie A Jackson and husband. Trustee M M Lynch offers Lot 215 West side of South Braddock Street Winchester for public auction April 8 1939 at 12 o clock noon. Terms one third cash and balance via two notes due in one and two years with interest and fire insurance. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie A. Jackson
Corporation Court of
City of Winchester
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
South Braddock Street
The
Christian Church
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Berryville Faces Bell Clothiers Final Tonight
Berryville loses in the Bell Clothiers Basketball Tournament semi finals to Luray 27 to 23. Luray leads 19 to 17 at halftime and advances to face Front Royal and Martinsburg in the final for the regional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Luray All-Stars
Martinsburg
Luray Defeats Henderson in Close Tilt
Scorers Shenk Racer and Wines led Luray in a tight contest against Henderson. Timers listed W Burke as the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Henderson
Pamioie
Strickler
Cave Gus
Shenk
Barrett
Lancester
Racer
Timer
W. Burke
Poultry Meeting Planned for March 13 in Frederick County
Poultry producers in southern Frederick county will meet Monday night March 13 at the high school. W. E. Coe, assistant poultry specialist of V. P. I, will lead the session. The gathering is sponsored by the Stephens City Agricultural committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. E. Coe
The
Stephens City
Crowd Enjoys Fine Night of Games
A lively crowd cheers as a smooth program unfolds with top notch games drawing in spectators for a night of entertainment and community approval.
Funk's 154 High Score In A Loop
Funk's 154 points marked the top individual game as Northern Va Power Co defeated Lion and Coca Cola while Rotary blanked O'Sullivan Kiwanis and Handley teachers beat Legionnaires. The series ended with Funk leading a sweep to escape cellar position and a deadlock for third broken by Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
O'Sullivan
Kiwanians
Handley
Legionnaires
Lions
Power Lads
Funk
Virginia
American Legion
Northern Va Power Co
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Lions Ee
Rotary
Etere Ener
Coca Cola
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O'Sullivan Re
Kiwanis Seeee
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Legion
Hobbyists to visit Hagerstown model exhibit on weekend
Model train hobbyists from Washington Baltimore and York Pa invited to visit the Hagerstown Model Engineering Society exhibit Sunday. A 350 foot long layout with bridges stations towers and water tanks has been erected for visitors to see and operate the models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstownn
Washington
Baltimore
York
Hagerstown Model Engineering Society
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Ers
Dr. Groves
Pontiac
Smith
Gerrard St
N. Loudoun St
Farm Bureau
Eddie Brietz
Oakland Tribune
Bramham
Coaches’ Union
Gabby Street
Washington Monument
Rip
Ed Barrow
Ruth and
Gehrig
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Pneumonia Typing Depot
Winchester Institution
Agriculture Committee
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
N. Loudoun
Berryville
Solas Meseres
Enchikiyee
Ridgeway Rink
O’sullivan
E. Piccadilly St
Flint
Fisher
General Motors
Buick
Batok
Wbetter
H. W. Ebert Cor
Braddock
Amherst Sts
Myers
C. I. Brumback
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