Handley Senior Class Presents The Apron String Revolt Comedy
After a month of rehearsals the Handley Senior Class stages The Apron String Revolt in Handley Auditorium at 8 pm Friday March 31. The three act comedy features Miss Gatewood as Mrs Holt and a cast of experienced performers, with production staff handling stage, props, publicity and ticket sales. Tickets are sold at Baker's Drug Store and by class members with adults 50 cents and student rates.
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Handley
Miss Gatewood
Lillian Gatewood
Mrs. Holt
M. Jane Athey
Annabelle Madden
Jane Jackson
Billie Pappas
Mary Lou
Willie Mae Brumback
Miss Martin
Scoots’ Robinson
David
Bobby Boyd
Wade
Pete Himelright
Officer Clancy
Vance Bourjaily
Sammy Habelett
Baya Hi
Paine de See Ton
Jack Alden
Courtney Ones
Donald Stewart
H. Hodgson
Colleen Orndorff
A Rittenour
Kenneth Clevenger
Joyce
Baker's Drug Store
Agra
Idaho spends 57130 yearly on centerline highway painting
Idaho funds the centerline painting program with 57130 dollars in annual highway department expenses. Director H. R. Flint disclosed the figure, detailing the cost to paint a yellow line along state highways.
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Boise
Ida
Poll Tax Due By May Six For August Primary
With heightened interest in the Democratic primary for county offices in August, voters are reminded that poll taxes must be paid by Saturday May 6. Tax rules state qualifying voters must be state residents for a year and county residents for six months, be registered, and have paid capitation taxes for the prior three years. Capitation taxes due as of January 1 bear 6 percent interest after June. payments before December 5 avoid penalties.
Social Guests Visit Rosenberger and area families
Mrs Ida Good and Miss Lora Good of Winchester visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Snapp. Other guests included Mrs Bessie Lonas Maynard Brewer Clyde Keckley Raymond Bradfield and Betty Lou their daughter, Mrs Lum Rosier and children, and Alice Good with her father and sister. Also Mr J S White Cordelia White Mrs Moyer and daughter and family, and Minnie Tucker spent the weekend with Mary Chapin.
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Rosenberger
Ida Good
Lora Good
Winchester
J. B. Snapp
William Brewer
Bessie Lonas
Maynard Brewer
Clyde Keckley
Raymond Bradfield
Betty Lou
Lum Rosier
Chambersville
Alice Good
J. S. White
Cordelia White
Moyer
Bunker Hill
W. Va
William Nazenrodt
Minnie Tucker
Mary Chapin
Apples Lead to Missing Billfold in Emporia Incident
In Emporia Kansas W A Keller paid 15125 for a bushel of apples. Two peddlers visited his home offering apples for 125 per bushel. A $10 bill blew from his hand and he left his billfold on the running board. The car drove away with the billfold containing 150.
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Emporia, Kas
W. A. Keller
Mother of Former Handley Teacher Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Clara Beery wife of Col. Thomas P. Beery died suddenly of a heart attack at her Harrisonburg home. Presbyterian services were held. interment in Woodbine Cemetery. She was a Staunton native and active in church work and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Survived by two daughters Miss Clara Beery and Miss Jane Beery and two sons Peyton Beery and Lieut. James Beery.
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Presbyterian
Harrisonburg
Clara Beery
Thomas P. Beery
Woodbine Cemetery
Traynor Sees Photo Finish For NL Pennant
In San Francisco Harold Pie Traynor predicts a four team struggle for the National League pennant among Chicago New York Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. He says Pittsburgh appears stronger with improved pitching after watching exhibition games in California and notes Tobin Bauers and Klinger gained experience that will aid the Pirates this season.
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San Francisco
Harold
Pie") Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
California
Traynor
Jim Tobin
Russ Bauers
Bob Klinger
Rainfall figures and averages from Winchester study
Present and past rainfall data include 24 hours ending 8 a.m. with 1.14 inches, March to date 1.87 inches, year to date 8.21 inches. Monthly averages for 1913-38 show January 2.53, February 1.98, March 3.20, April 3.34, May 3.20, June 3.34, July 3.34, August 3.34, October 3.13, November 3.00, December 3.00 inches. Average annual rainfall over 26 years is 35.09 inches. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Saab
Winchester Research Laboratory
Man Charged With Hay Delivery Without Weight Cert
Chicago Joseph Dieter was arraigned before Municipal Judge Edwin J. Hasten on delivering hay without a weight master certificate. The judge joked about bail and the "last straw" before suspending a $25 fine.
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Chicago
Joseph Dieter
Edwin J. Hasten
Toothful Alibi in Chicago James Smiley Case
James Smiley testified before the Superho Court that 37 false teeth sets caused his child support arrears with 37 similar reasons. He said he spent 8500 dollars on dental prostheses since a 1933 divorce and struggled to get a proper fit. The court reduced his payments as he smiled.
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Chicago
James Smiley
Superho
Smiley
Death Removes Lewis P. Ott At Age of Ninety
Funeral rites were held in Harrisonburg Virginia for Lewis Phillip Ott 90 oldest resident. He died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after an operation and injuries from an automobile accident years ago. Survived by son EB Dulaney Ott and brother Walter S Ott. widow formerly Miss Fannie Dulaney had died in 1235. He lived in Harrisonburg since 1865 and worked in mercantile business with his father.
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Harrisonburg
Lewis Phillip Ott
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ott
William and
Eliza Hartman Ott
Woodstock
Presbyterian Church
Goldsborough To Become A Judge
Rep. T. Alan Goldsborough will resign from Congress on April 5 and take the oath as a federal judge in the district court, ending 18 years of service. The District of Columbia appointment moves him from legislator to judiciary.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Dmd
Congress
District Court
Goldsborough
Virginia Women Prepare for 32nd Federation Convention in Richmond
The Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs plans its 32nd annual convention in Richmond April 18 to 20 with 400 delegates from 200 federated clubs. National and international speakers include Saidie Orr Dunbar, John L. Whitehurst, Lena Madesin Phillips, and Joe Starnes. The opening includes welcome by Governor Price and Mayor Bright and a Westhampton tea after a garden tour of Agecroft and Wittholemere.
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Virginia
Womn
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Richmond
Lucille Bland
West Point
Fifth District
Old Dominion
General Federation
Saidie Orr Dunbar
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Maryland Federation
Lena Madesin Phillips
International Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Joe Starnes
Congress
Fifth
Alabama
Appropriations Committee
Price
Bright
Dunbar
Tuckahoe Woman’s Club
Westhampton
Agecroft
Wittholemere
Westhampton College
More Workers For Park Area Expansion At Catoctin
CCC headquarters announced an extra camp of 200 men would be established in the Catoctin recreational area, in the mountains northwest of Frederick, to prepare it for summer use. Major Harry Williar said the National Park Service had requested a supplemental project and that no word had been received about dismissing the existing 300 men.
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Thurmont
Catoctin
CCC
Frederick
Harry Williar
WPA
National Park Service
Check Cashed After 32 Years by Old Marine
W S Newton cashed a 70 cent check dated January 2, 1907 at the State Bank of Toulon. The veteran, honorably discharged from the Marines, found the check among old papers and noted Uncle Sam signed it.
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Toulon
Til
State Bank of
Sam
Newton
Woman's Club Pre-Convention Meeting and Luncheon
A pre-convention meeting will be held at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at the Richmond Woman's Club. The chairmen of departments divisions and standing committees and the past state presidents will join as guests for luncheon.
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Richmond Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
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