Handley Public School Plan Aims to Transform Winchester
Winchester's Handley Public School system enrolls about 1500 pupils and will occupy an 80 acre site with an H shaped building, modern classrooms, an auditorium, large gymnasium, swimming pool, and extensive recreation and vocational facilities. It creates a Handley Board of Trustees with Rockefeller Foundation guidance to ensure tax support while expanding community services through libraries, clubs, and youth programs.
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Shenandoah
John Handley
Winchester
Virginia
Washington
Judge Handley
Ireland
America
Scranton
Holmes Conrad
Stonewall
Jackson
South
Handley Board of Trustees
City School Board
Handley Fund
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller Founda
Tidh
Education Board
Valley Pike
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
W.R. McCornack
Cleveland
Handly Public Library
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Legion
Boy Scouts
The
Scouts
Handley
Library
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Winchester Architects and Merchants Prominent Citizens
Stuart H. Edmonds, Winchester architect, trained in Boston and Washington, gains praise for hotels, churches, banks, and city hall plans. John W. Rosenberger & Co., a Shenandoah Valley lumber and building materials firm, grew from a small shop to a large incorporated business. Both men are noted civic leaders with strong community ties and professional distinctions.
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Virginia
Stuart H. Edmonds
Winchester
Boston
Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
Shepley, Rutan & Cooledge
Washington, D. C
George Daley
Totten
Edmonds
Jack
Upper Valley
Frederick
Clarke
Farquier
Loudoun Counties
Edmond
Delaplane
Commercial and Savings Bank
South
Strasburg
Harrisonby
Cumberland
Alexandria
Gore
Lestown
West Water Street
Chamber of Commerce
Fairfax Club
John W. Rosenberger & CO
John Asenberger
Shenandoah Valley
John W. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
South Braddock Street
Winchester B.& L. Association
Methodist Church South
J. H. Rosenberger
H. G. Rosenberger
R. R. Rosenberger
J. W. Rosenberger
Grace K. Rosenberger
Gray & Sheetz Marks of a Successful Local Business
Gray & Sheetz touts quality meritorious service dependable merchandise and honest prices as keys to business success. The firm emphasizes square dealing and strong community standing in its growth.
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Gray & Sheetz
Eagle's Market under Grubb's care keeps Winchester staple
C R Grubb purchased Eagle's Market at 106 Main Street in Winchester from George H Eagle. The store remains Eagle's Market offering clean, high quality groceries and meats with home made sausage and kettle lard as specialties. Stewards include G Fawcett and local fraternal members support the shop's reputation.
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Eagle’s Market
C. R. Grubb
George H. Eagle
le Main Street
Winchester
Grubb
Stewar G. Fawcett
Man Fawcett
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JUDGE
Public
F. E. Clerk
Rockefeller Foundation of
New York
Winchester Model
Handley Foundation
Little Joe
Joe Nachman
Little Joe’s
East Water Street
Sears & Roebuck
Macy & Co
Army
Nachman
Warren Eddy
Mr. G
Stern
Griffon Brand
St. Clothing
Varsit Wear
Patrick Oata
L. Gray
H. C. Sheetz
Furnishients
Gray
N 8S
Winches
Reformed Church
Sheetz
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