Handley Girls Reach Season’s End With Shawnee Road Trip
Handley High School basketball season closes with a return game against Harrisonburg Normal College after a cordial visit in Winchester. The Handley team enjoyed hospitality from Harrisonburg and Winchester host families, with postgame gatherings at homes of Miss Marie Becher and Miss Charlotte Byers. The squad heads home after a season finale against the local G A A team.
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Handley School
Marie Becher
Taitford Street
Handley Girls
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg Normal College
Harrisonburg High School
Charlotte Byers
Winchester
Harrisonburg
G A A and Handley duel as season ends in clash
Handley and G A A square off in a decisive season finale after a prior practice loss and a recent regular game. A large crowd is expected to witness the final clash. New HL squad members include captain Charlotte DeHart and manager Helen Carper with several players named among the Sun’s all stars. Graduation winds of change promise a champion lineup next year.
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G A. A
Handley
Charlotte DeHart
Helen Carper
Viola Riley
Mary Quick
Mary Capper
Linda Wood
Mildred Richard
Natalie McDonald
Bernetta Ritter
Marie Recher
Margaret Snyder
Baltimore Sun
Legion Sets Out
Continued from page one the legion meeting notes Captain Grimms plans to pursue other business though he remains commander of Company I 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard Ex-Service Man Aided report from the rehabilitation committee outlines paying half the expenses for an ex service man at the Catawba Sanatorium with the rest from state funds The budget committee report was adopted Members asked to bring 25 cents to meetings to cover regional dues and the membership committee led by Mrs Conrad reports many lapsed dues paid after letters to members.
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Page Une
Mittee
Woman's Auxiliary
W. A. Baker
R T. Barton
Catawba
Rece
R. Y. Conrad
Auxiliary
Studebaker Quality Emphasizes Value and Craftsmanship
An ad extols Studebaker’s 72 year legacy of quality and honest dealing. It cites $90 million in assets and $50 million in plants, details extensive testing, 35 steel formulas, Timken bearings, 15 coats of finish, premium upholstery, and $500,000 yearly engineering spend. It boasts 150,000 annual output, low per-car costs, and compares Light Six and Big Six pricing against Europe and America’s high-end cars. 145,167 buyers chose Studebaker last year to justify the value.
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LE Studebaker
Studebaker
America
Liberty Airplane
Studebakers
Europe
Local auxiliary names new members and plans spring events
The article notes the local auxiliary aims to grow to the largest in the state. A cake sale is planned for the Saturday before Easter with store window donations. Poppy sales on Confederate Memorial Day June 6 will feature special showings at the Empire Theatre. Poppy arrangements are led by Mrs. T Russell Cather, with the activities committee led by Miss Mary Robinson and Miss Julia Tyler. Speakers at the social session included J. H. Rosenberger, W. A. Baker, Mrs. Baker, Miss Martha Stowers, Capt. George Roszel, Capt. George H. Grimm, and others. The discourse defended the World War effort and veteran reintegration. Next joint post and auxiliary banquet will precede April meetings.
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Mabel Aiken
Fred.er
Main Street
Empire Theatre
T. Russell Cather
Mary Robinson
Julia Tyler
Baker
Framkin Bishop
Massachusetts
J. H. Rosenberger
Philip Williams
W.A. Baker
National Committee
Virginia
Martha Stowers
The
Red Cross
George B
Williams
Senator Carraway
Arkansas
United States
Europe
Local Notes From Nineveh Virginia March 13
Nineveh Virginia residents share small updates on visits, moves, and health. Roy Johns visits parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Johns. Robert Miller spends Saturday in Hagerstown. Mrs William Jacobs improves after illness. Captain Johnston from the road camp spent days in Richmond. Gilmer Brindle returns from winter in Southern Virginia with grandfather. Several neighbors relocate within the week and others relocate farms near Steph ens City. Master Harry Williams is noted as doing well.
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Roy Johns
Eugene Johns
Robert Miller
Hagerstown
William .Jacobs
Captain Johnston
Richmond
Gilmer Brindle
Virginia
Frank Pitcock
F. K. Weaver
George Chapman
Robi. Hausenfluck
Gearing and Shiner
White
J. W. Madagan
Dunbar
Winchester Visitors Amid Great Snow Impassable Roads
Indisposed several days last week. Mr. Miller Jett and Mr. Ly, 4. Williams were business visitors in Winchester on Monday. For ten days roads were nearly impassable in places as a heavy snowstorm in the past two days additional blocked them.
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Miller Jett
Williams
Winchester
Local notices and social updates from Mount Williams area
Many friends express condolences on death of Mr. White. Mrs. Elizabeth Haun returns home after three months at Mount Williams. Brownie E. Brill of Mount Williams visits G L Haun. Sunday guests include Edward Haun Frank Haun Gardner Clark Sylvester Sargent and Brill. Elizabeth Haun and Brown Brill visit sister Mrs Viola Batt at Bartonsville. Frank Haun, employed at M J Grove Lime Company in Stephens City, suffers facial cut. Dr Silas Stickley treats. Preaching held at White Oak schoolhouse. large crowd attended. Mrs Hubert Berk has recently been at home for several days.
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White
Elizabeth Haun
Mount Williams
Brownie E. Brill
G.L. Haun
G. L. Haun
Edward Haun
Frank_Haun
Gardner Clark
Syllvester Sargent
Brill
Brown Brill
Viola Batt
Bartonsville
Frank Haun
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Silas Stickley
Haun
White Oak
Hubert Berk
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Legion
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W. A
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W. W. Dellinger
Renmignes
Nineveh, VA
J. Vic Arthur
Rouss Avenue
Chiropractic
Adams & Adams
N. Braddock St
Canterburg, VA
Durant
Elcar
Jourden
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International Harvester Company of America
Smallwood Motor Co
Stephens City, VA
Oakland
Pierce and
McKown
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