Girl Scouts Plan Sea Food Dinner in Parish Hall
The Mariner Scout Troop of Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 12 will hold a Sea Food dinner Friday from 6 to 8 pm at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Proceeds fund equipment for the Mariner Scouts. Tickets from any troop member or Richard I Carter at 4896. Captain Mrs Richard I Carter and First Mate Miss Helen Kaknis lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner Scout
Christ Episcopal Church
Mariner Scouts
Callitera
Richard I Carter
Richard E. Byrd
Richard E Byrd
Helen Kaknis
Betty Snider
Susan Snider
Ann Womeldorf
Diana Bauserman
Patty Bixby
Margaret Crisman
Judy Grove
Mary Kaknis
Sandra Lineburg
Mary Sullivan
Carolyn Wheeler
Answers to MoW quiz on Page 4
The page lists quiz answers: True. the ace of clubs. Queen Victoria. William Howard Taft's administration. Firth. got and gotten as past participles. Jonathan Swift. a sling shot. London England.
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Queen Victoria
William Howard Taft
Firth
Jonathan Swift
London
England
March 19 sales directory auction items listed
Sales directory shows multiple auctions with dates March 19 through April 5 in Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Items include livestock farm machinery dairy equipment feed tools furniture and household goods with locations near Clearbrook Martinsburg Winchester Elizabethtown Boyce Leetown and Stephens City White Post Road. Notable entries include J Leslie Reed K Mol Shepherdstown O K Wanner and G T Cadwallader Estate.
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J. Leslie Reed
Clearbrook
K. Mol
Shepherdstown
W.va
witAnica
Laake Reed
Winchester
Charles W. McDonald
Martinsburg
W. Va
O K Wanener
Elizabethtown
G. T. Cadwallader
Boyce
Old Chapel Rd
G. GO. Baker
Clowser's
Clark St
Ture
York Orchard Co
Kearneysville
Leetown
Herbert G. Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Stephens City
White Post Road
Brumback and Sons Mark Golden Anniversary This Year
The C I Brumback and Brother firm now known as C J Brumback and Sons Inc celebrates 50 years in business. From its Winchester Stephens City roots in 1902 the firm grew into farm machinery dealer and hardware supplier with multiple locations and family leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Winecheater National
Brumback
Stephens City
Milwaukee
John Deere
Illiam McLeod
Winchester
Dr Pepper
Winchester Seed Company
Howard Cather
Wil Dellinger
Cameron Street
International Harvester
A D
Diagionally
Syracuse
McCormick
Myers
Fred Brumback
Mears
R. E Brumback
C I Brumback
Fred I Brumback
David L Brumback
CJ Brumback
Mr Brumback
Thomas B. Brumback
John Daniel Brumback
Brisco Williams
C. Loring Smith
Robert O Daugherty
Second Maintenance Class for 4-H'ers Held at Lupton's
The second in a series of instruction periods on tractor maintenance and repair for local 4-H boys was held Friday evening at the Lupton Orchard Service repair shops. John Wolfe assisted by County Agent arranged the sessions with Russell Anderson of Lupton's teaching. About 30 4-H boys and six adults from Frederick and Clarke Counties attended focusing on the electrical parts of tractors. The meeting at Brumback's preceded other sessions planned for different tractor maintenance topics, with refreshments served afterward.
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Lupton Orchard
John Wolfe
Ament
Russell O Anderson
Laipton
Frederick
Clarke
Brumback’s
Special Crime Jury to Be Called in Eastern Virginia
United States Attorney A Carte Whitehead said a grand jury will be impaneled to hear from private citizens in Eastern Virginia with knowledge of crime or corruption. Federal Judges Hutcheson and Bryan agreed a special grand jury will be called if needed to investigate reports from the public, otherwise regular grand juries will meet eight times a year. Whitehead urged Virginians to volunteer information on criminal activity in the district.
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Richmond
Virginia
United States
Whitehead
Sterling Hutcheson
Albert V. Bryan
Scientists claim new blood plasma substitute found
In New York scientists report a substitute for blood plasma using red blood cells. The product named modified human globin uses proteins from red cells prepared to dissolve in blood and feed the body like plasma.
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New York
Two Hurt in Albany Aluminum Dust Explosion
An aluminum dust explosion at the Metals Disintegrating Company plant in Albany injured two workers and woke residents in Albany and Berkeley. The blaze shattered windows in three low concrete buildings. Fire Chief Fred Pimental estimated damage under ten thousand dollars.
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Albany
Calif
Metals
Berkeley
Fred Pimental
Naturalist to Speak at Miller School PTA Meeting
Paul Favour of Luray Park Naturalist for Shenandoah National Park will be guest speaker at the Miller School Parent-Teachers Association meeting at 7 30 pm on Wednesday. His topic is Shenandoah, Land of the Blue Ridge and he will show a colored film.
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Paul Favour
Luray
Shenandoah National Park
Wille
Miller School
Favour
Shenandoah
Land of the Blue Ridge
Organization Nearing Its Fifty Year Mark Employs 158
The group, established in 1902, moves toward its 50th year while maintaining a workforce of 158 persons across its operations.
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Prise
Dying Conductor Comforts Son With Last Words
A 63 year old conductor pinned under a heavy freight car near Birmingham Alabama spoke his final words to his son Ed Brigman before dying. Rescue crews worked through the night as a crane attempted to lift the 80 ton gondola and a pastor prayed with the injured man. The accident left Brigman trapped for hours with only his head and shoulders above water and he died at 4 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Brigman
Brigman
Roland E. Brigman
Herron
Winchell Taken Ill Before Broadcast
New York Walter Winchell fell ill just before his ABC weekly broadcast and did not appear. Richard Stark read Winchells prepared remarks as doctors advised rest after a serious virus infection. Winchell plans to resume after medical consultation.
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New York
Walter Winchell
ABC
Winchell
Richard Stark
Surgery Televised From University of Pennsylvania Hospital
A 25 hour operation at a University of Pennsylvania hospital was shown on WPTZ with official medical permission. The broadcast captured a surgeon and staff performing the procedure during which 65 percent of a man's stomach was removed.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
WPTZ
Col Peaster Hurt In Strange Shooting at Home
In Arlington Massachusetts Lt Col Lowell Peaster commanding officer at Hanscom Air Force Base was critically wounded and his wife was killed in an apartment shooting. Police say Peaster told a telephone operator his wife shot him and killed herself. Full details unavailable due to his condition.
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Arlington
Mass
Hanscom Air Force Base
Bedford
Lowell Peaster
Col. Peaster
Peaster
Nizam of Hyderabad Hosts Elite Delhi Tea Party
The wealthiest man in the world, the Nizam of Hyderabad, entertained 400 guests at his 100 room Delhi palace lawns during a council of Indian princes. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and the Indian leadership attended as his daughters and sons stood nearby. 15 of his 70 wives arrived by chartered planes but did not join the party.
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New Delhi
India
Nizam
Hyderabad
Delhi Palace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Delhi
Nizem
Ike for President Club in Alaska Shakes Nome
Eskimo supporters in Shishmaref publish a three column ad urging Ike for president. They push plans for stronger Alaska defense a Nome garrison a submarine base and a highway network from Fairbanks to Nome. Proposals also call for a federal court in Nome Eskimo jobs and a higher gold price offer for miners.
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Nome
Alaska
Eisenhower
Ike Club
Ike
United States
Kodiak
Fairbanks
Teller
Lost River
Wales
Shishmarefte
Federal Judiciary Court
Bombs Hit Negro Homes in Los Angeles Area
Two blasts damaged a home occupied by a Black family and a neighboring house slated for sale to Black tenants. No injuries reported. Police noted the former owner had been warned against selling to Negroes as residents planned to move in. Names include William Bailey and others connected to the affected properties.
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Los Angeles
William Bailey
Bailey
Ralph Martinez
John W. Potts
Boston Woman Injured When Car Hits House
Workmen in South Boston secured a house to remove a car embedded in it after a crash last night. Esther Sullivan, 50, was knocked from a chair and injured by the impact.
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Boston
Esther Sullivan
Mrs Clowser Dies In Hospital Here
Ida Julia Clowser 65 of Bulfick Road died yesterday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was wife of the late Edward Clowser born January 28, 1887 in Mt Pleasant. Survived by two sons Madison J. and Harrison E. Clowser both of Winchester, one daughter Mrs Roy Miller of Bufflick Road, three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with two clergymen officiating. Burial in St John Cemetery.
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Ida Julia Clowser
Bulfick Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edward Clowser
Mt. Pleasant
Charles I
Sarah L. Cooper Smith
Madison J. Clowser
Harrison E. Clowser
Winchester
Roy Miller
Bufflick Road
Jessie Dyke
Annie Ritter
Mammie Knight
Wardensville
Jones Funeral Home
Donald P. Austin
Duckwall
Albert Clark
Lawrence Shade
Hugh Carper
James Russell
Harry Brewer
Thurman Combs
St. John Cemetery
Manila Fire Ravages 60 Buildings in Severe Blaze
A two hour Manila fire destroyed about 60 buildings including a large rubber factory leaving 600 homeless. No casualties reported. Damage estimated at 2.12 million dollars.
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Manila
Airline Stewardess Admits Fatal Shooting
Betty Lou Tracy an airline stewardess admitted to police she shot Lawrence E. Keil in a quarrel over alleged dating of other men. Keil 43 years old married father of two was found in a parked car with six wounds and died shortly after. Police chief Brown Hairgrove of Overland quoted Tracy saying I fired the gun until it would not fire any more.
Mrs Grim Dies Suddenly At Home
Winnie Duckworth Grim 41 of 135 N Loudoun St died yesterday morning at her home of a heart attack. Wife of Harry B Grim she was born February 1911 in Detroit the daughter of Daisy Amick Grant. She worked as bookkeeper for the Great American Tea Co five years and was a Baptist. Surviving with husband and mother is son Franklin G Duckworth in the Army stationed in New Jersey. Stepfather George Grant preceded her in death. Funeral: Tuesday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home.
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Winnie Duckworth Grim
N. Loudoun St
Harry B. Grim
Daisy Amick Grant
Detroit
Wich
Grim
Great American Tea Company
The
Baptist Church
Franklin G Duckworth
New Jersey
George Grant
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
Palibe
Local Obituary Noted for Harold Anderson Burial
Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery for Harold Anderson and mention of Wentz Ray Shank Floyd Shank and E W Harrison in the notice.
Fire devastates Kilmarock business district including Haze building
The blaze destroyed multiple Kilmarock businesses and displaced the vehicle license office. A Richmond division sent a representative to Kilmarock to arrange continuation of license sales. Other losses included M A Lewis Grocery, Kilmarock Furniture, Sherman Hardware, Rice's Soda Shop, Western Auto, Sergeants, H W Ball Insurance, Vinegar Shoe, Covington Service Station, Sparshot TV, and Bunker Hill Dairy Store.
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Hicles
Richmond
Kilmarnock
Haze
M. A. Lewis Grocery
Kilmarnock Furniture Company
Sherman Hardware Store
Rice's Soda Shop
Western Auto Store
Sergeants Department Store
H. W. Ball Insurance Agency
Vinegar Shoe Store
Covington Service Station
Sparshot Television Company
Bunker Hill Dairy
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Girl Scouts
Cell Jones
Nent
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Braddock St
Lupton’s
PTA
Welltown Church
Guernsey
Yorkshire
McCormick-Deering
Oliver
D. Orndorff
Anderson Bros
Nizam of Hyderabad
Ford
Ferguson Tractor
Ferguson
Orchard & Farm Supply
Cameron &T
Chrysler Windsor
Oldsmobile
Chapman Motor CO
Johns Manville
Wanvill LE
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Johns-Manville
Bell and Yellow Danvers
the Food Center
Loudoun St
Seeaasimnes
Hodgson & Brown
Optometrists
W. Boscawen St
John
N. Cameron St
DeSoto Club
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Heatwole Motor CO
BraDdock
St. Nn
Nha
Sers
George Horn
Ventriloquist
Henry
the Plainsmen
Radio & TV
Winchester Armory
Millwood Avenue
C. I. Brumback & Sons
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