R M A Baseball Schedule Is Given Out By Riddick
Front Royal March 23 Recent spring warmth brings out the Randolph Macon Academy squad. Coach George W Riddick announces a schedule starting March 30 with Front Royal All Stars and includes games against Adelphi Augusta Military Academy Western High School Mt St Joseph Woodberry Forest Episcopal High School Fishburne S V A and other cadets list for positions and tryouts with several openings in infield and receiving roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Jones
Watson
Stone
Mears
Brown
Bradghaw
George W. Ridick
McFall
Stokes
Hurley
Thacker
Melville
Gregory King
Lamb
Stump
Tonkin
Gibbs
Morris
Riddick
Adelphi Academy
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Western High School
Washington
Mt. St. Joseph
Baltimore
Woodberry Forest
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Fishburne
Winchester
Waynesboro
Rotary Speaker G N Matthews Addresses Front Royal Club
Front Royal Rotary Club host luncheon at Afton Inn with guest speaker George N Matthews a Washington diplomat and Wales native who manages the White Star Limited Washington office. He discussed Rotary International Service. Boy guest Godfrey Boyd introduced by George N Buck. other guests F W Sharp Warren ton and Dr John M Morrison Luebo Africa.
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Front Royal
Rotary Club
Afton Inn
George N. Matthews
Matthews
Washington
Wales
The
White Star Limited
Canada
Texas
Rotary International Service
Godfrey Boyd
Stephen M. Boyd, Jr
George N. Buck
F. W. Sharp
Warrenton
John M. Morrison
Luebo
Africa
Hall and Gilliam Meet to Discuss Park Lands
State Conservation Commissioner Wilbur C. Hall of Leesburg and Col. Richard H. Gilliam of Blacks tone will spend several hours in Front Royal conferring with A. C. Carson and W. C. Armstrong Sr. on park lands and other important conservation issues expected to be discussed.
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Front Royal
Wilbur C. Hall
Leesburg
Richard H. Gilliam
Blackstone
State Conservation Commission
Sill
A. C. Carson
W. C. Armstrong
Luray Defeats Front Royal In Tenpin Match
The Independent teams from Luray defeated Front Royal 445 pins last evening on local alleys. High game was 205 by Tho Mason of Front Royal. high set went to Strickler of Luray.
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Front Royal
Luray
Thomason
Strickler
John M. Morrison
Africa
Presbyterian Church
Illness Fatal To Mrs Henry
Mrs Martha George Henry aged 57 died at her home four miles southeast of Browntown. Widow of Patrick Henry who died in 1929. Survived by daughters Bertha and Maria Henry of Front Royal and six sons Thomas Roady Ezra Irving Roy Garret of Front Royal. Also brothers John George of Overall Virginia and Charles George of Shenandoah Junction West Virginia. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the family home with burial in the local grounds.
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Front Royal
Martha George Henry
Browntown
Patrick Henry
Henry
Bertha Henry
Maria Henry
Thomas
Roady
Ezra
Irving
Roy
Garret
John George
Overall
Charles George
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Readiness For CCC Fight Fest Final Plans Set
Final plans announce a boxing event Monday evening at Murphy Theatre between Harmony Hollow CCC 1398 of Front Royal and Camp Roosevelt CCC of Skyland after the first show. Coach Sergeant L J Klohe says the team is in top condition for exciting fights. Bantamweight Kaminski 120 lightweight Ciotta 134 welter Klohe 140 middle Ramsey 153 light heavy Carter 150 heavyweight forfeit.
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Front Royal
Harmony Hollow C. C. C
Camp Roosevelt C. C. C
Skyland
Murphy Theatre
L. J. Klohe
Front Royal Remount
Kaminski
Ciotta
Klohe
Ramsey
Carter
Scouting Meeting Schedule and Troop Reports
Monday scout activities at Mens' Athletic Club and G O Henshall office outline leaders training. Tuesday Winchester Handley Library session notes troop enrollments and new plan. Friday multiple troops meet at churches with re registrations, transfers, and new leaders. Handley Library buys cub books and references for all scouting groups.
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Mens’ Athletic Club
Water and
Braddock Streets
G. O. Henshall
N. Braddock Street
Winchester
Frederick County
Handley Library
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Street
M. E
Reformed Church
Stephens City
Middletown
Tribe
White Hall
Capon Bridge
Riley
Hammond
Robert Grim
Noble Pierce
Lawrence Jones
Robert Jones, Jr
Don Gray
Episcopal Church
P. G. Treland
Hoye Riley
Forest Jones
Clearbrook
James Whetzel
Charles Pitzer
Orville Wake
Ainsworth Sherry
F. J. Larrick
G. W. Boardman
G. W. Ropp
Julien Everley
C. F. Smith
Columbia University
Virginia plans billboard limits to woo refined tourists
A Virginia tourism debate centers on curbing highway billboards to protect scenery. Tourists from New York complain that dense signs spoil the countryside, urging ads only in commercial zones while preserving Shenandoah Valley’s historic appeal.
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Virginia
Mr. Johns
State Chamber of Commerce
New York
Winchester
Florida
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Prices March 23 Market Report
Cattle steady with various classes listed including slaughter steers and cows. Hogs track 25 cents under quotes, with weights and price ranges for 140 to 290 pounds. Sheep and lambs show steady market. Philadelphia poultry eggs and butter prices noted with unchanged or steady quotes.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grain quotations from Chicago and other markets
March 23 closing grain prices show Wheat May 94 to 94 1-8, July 91 1-8 to 1-4, Sept 90 3-4. Corn March 80, May 77 3-8 to 7-18, July 72 3-4 to 7-8, Sept 68 1-2 to 5-8. Oats May 43 1-2, July 38 7-8, Sept 36 7-8. Rye May 55 1-4, July 57 1-8, Sept 58 3-8. Barley May 63 1-2, July 56. Lard May 12.72, July 12.77, Sept 12.77. Bellies May 16.15, July 16.25. Also Chicago cash grains and Baltimore and Richmond market quotes with no. 1 hard, No. 2 red, and yellow/white corn prices cited. All quotations based on deliveries at mill.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Apo
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
Market in Stocks closes with hesitant trading tone
The market stayed cautious as weekend trade reports and grain price slumps weighed on sentiment. Foreign exchanges steadied after a Belgian currency rebound. sterling and francs showed small moves. Closing prices included Allied 13.04, Bethlehem Steel 24, General Electric 21, General Motors 284, Union Pacific 88, U S Steel 29, Woolworth 53.
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Stock Exchange
Allied
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Uriyuer
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y
Central
Penn. Railroad
N. J
Union Pacific
Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets and Grain Prices Mentioned in Ad Text
Local market listings show prices for patent brand bags of flour and shelled corn, dairy and egg products, and mixed feeds. The page also includes political debate prose about federal budget provisions and proposed amendments related to administrative expenses and fund diversion.
Senator Warns of Half Billion Diverted Works Insolvency
The speaker warns that diverting half a billion of other works would render many insolvent and imperil U S credit, predicting catastrophe beyond a 10 percent impairment. He states the amendment pending from Virginia and asks for clerical reading of the proposal on page 3 after a word in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Byrd
Virginia
Amendment Passed On Additional Work Provision
The Senate debated a Byrd amendment adding extra work for departments. Senator Byrd yielded to Arkansas senator for input. Robinson noted improvement with the provision before objection. The question was on agreeing to Byrd’s amendment and it was agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
General Accounting Office
Byrd
South Carolina
Robinson
Virginia
Arkansas
Mr. Byrd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
R.M. A
G. N. Matthews Rotary
Hall, Gilliam
Wallihan
Wallihan & Lewin C. I
Brumback
Auct
T. V. Leach
Inlaw
H. O. O’brannon Cooper
Frances Putman
John Morgan
Hunter Morgan
Riverton
John L.de Witt
Washington, D. C
Gordon Waller
Richmond, Va
C. A. Ford
C. N Sheppard
Success
Alice Sowers
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
R. L. Sowers
Rockland
Alfred Orloff
Roger Payne, Jr
Mr. Payne
Roger Payne, Sr
J. Baldwin Harnsberger
Igh
Hilda Martin
Roy Holbrook
Charleston
Walter Carter
P. L
Catherine Carter
Royal Avenue
Nellie Monroe Cone
Henry Cone
T.S. Melton
Dundalk
Cone
Warren County High School
Goucher College
Mary Ward Shannon
Elizabeth Clark
Roberta Kerfoot
Mae Burch
Boyce
Marvin Vint
Harrisonburg, Va
Vint
Wade H. Berry
Will Lewin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Anne Lewin
C. J. Cunningham
Proce Royal
Hedgesville
Mildred Sowers
Eee
Lynchburg, A
Rev. W. H. Shannon
Woodstock
Staunton, Va
CCC
Billboard
Virginia Highways
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Stronket
Mae
Dickinson
Tennessee
Executive Department
Congress
Farge Rt
Cass Ae
Moling & Cather
Fownes
Atlas” Weave Fabrics
Bemberg Silks
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Betty Shoppe
COLTS
Haines’ Stock Market
Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick
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