Handley 15 Schools Vie For Class B State Track Title
Handley High leads 15 schools in the Class B state track meet opening Friday. Sargent heads a 12 member Handley relay squad aiming to defend the title as Fredericksburg and others challenge through Saturday. The group includes Bak er Dunlap Cave Himel right Sutton Rosen berger Zuckerman Snyder Cather Kern Dunn. The following week the CVAL meet moves to Cumberland at Fort Hill high track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snag Sargent
Unce
Fredericksburg
Handley
Billy and
Halford Baker
Lohr Dunlap
Cave
Himelright
Dick Sutton
Dick Rosenberger
Joe Zuckerman
Ward Snyder
Willie Cather
Dick Kern
Gene Dunn
Handley Stadium
Cumberland
Fort Hill High School
Dr Schoop to Speak Tonight on Apple Juice Plant
Dr Edwin Schoop Swiss scientist meets with local growers and business men at Winchester Cold Storage to discuss a proposed apple juice plant serving the eastern United States. He cites a planned annual capacity of 250000 gallons with a $75000 capital need and notes blends mask apple variety in flavor.
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Edwin Schoop
Winchester
Schoop
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
France
Washington State
United States
New York City
Annual Police Training School At University of Richmond
The League of Virginia Municipalities announces the annual police recruit school at the University of Richmond for two weeks starting Monday June 20. Co sponsors include the Virginia Police Executives Association and the State Division of Trade and Industrial Education. The Winchester Department may attend for untrained members. Meals cost 9 dollars per week at registration. Harold I. Baumes says the program invites all municipalities to apply for officers needing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Virginia Municipalities
University of Richmond
Virginia Police Executives Association
State Division of Trade and Industrial Education
C. W. Hollis
Winchester
Harold I. Baumes
League
French Steamer Lafayette Fire Probed in Dry Dock
Le Havre May 5. Minister Louis de Chappendelaine ordered an immediate inquiry into a fire that ruined the nine year old liner Lafayette in dry dock. A blaze origin theory cites a blow torch ignition of oil tanks. The 25,178 ton ship was insured for 4 to 5 million dollars. The ministry also announced disciplinary steps against striking Champlain crew. The Champlain will be laid up with passengers aboard, furnishings and art destroyed. The Lafayette launched May 9 1929, maiden voyage to the United States in 1930, 600 feet long, 83 feet wide, capacity 1 091 passengers, crew 485.
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le Havre
France
Louis de Chappendelaine
Lafayette
United States
Quiet April for District Nurses Faces No Major Crisis
The May meeting of the District Nurse Association at the association office near the Court House Witt! presided by Mrs. H. D Puller. Minutes read and treasurer's report given. Six tubercular patients sent to Catawba and Blue Ridge sanatoriums funded by Christmas seals. A Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival note thanked for first aid station services. April report lists one paralytic to hospital, one adult and one colored school child to UVA Hospital for re-exam, Red Cross Motor Corps transport, a tonsil operation at Winchester, a negative chest x-ray for tuberculosis, and a first aid station at school grounds.
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District Nurse Association
Court House Witt
H. D
Puller
Martin Wisecarver
Catawba
Blue Ridge
Tom Baldridge
Shenandoah
University of Virginia Hospital
Red Cross Motor Corps
Winchester Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Stephens City Exercises May 25 at High School
Commencement exercises at Stephens City High School on May 25 with diplomas presented by Leslie D. Kline and awards by R. E. Ayler. Valedictorian Margaret Grim and Salutatorian Emma Swimley named. Rev. Homer Welch to preach the baccalaureate May 22 at the Methodist Church. Senior play Ants of Andrew May 21-22 with a matinee for students. Twenty five seniors listed for diplomas including Grim Swimley Lemley Smallwood Fogle White Carter Cooper Luttrell Stickley Duvall Craig Ritenour Shryock Cook Mee Bauserman Galli day Kitchen Sandy Herbaugh Barden Bolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
Leslie D. Kline
R. E. Ayler
Margaret Grim
Emma Swimley
Homer Welch
Methodist Church
Young People’s Choir
Mrs. Welch
Andrew
Dorothy Lemley
Alice Kathryn Lemley
Jean Smallwood
Irene Fogle
Marguerite White
Lucille Carter
Catherine Cooper
Frances Luttrell
Ann Thomas Stickley
Margaret Duvall
Alice Craig
Ada Lea Ritenour
Susie Shryock
Audrey Cook
Ruth Mee
Ruth Bauserman
Maxine Galliday
James Kitchen
James Sandy
Kenneth Herbaugh
Ray Barldy
Hunter Bolen
Dr Hovermale to Assume New Office in Dayton Move
The Rev. Dr. A. P. Hovermale of Martinsburg West Virginia has been elected secretary of the Home Mission and Church Erection Society by a Dayton Ohio board. He will relocate to Dayton but will not leave Virginia Conference duties for several months to wind up current affairs.
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A. P. Hovermale
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
United Brethren Church
Home Mission and Church Erection Society
Board of Trustees
Dayton
Ohio
Elkton
Hovermale
First Aid Relief at Apple Blossom With Scout Help
During the Apple Blossom Festival two days, Boy Scouts and Friendship Fire Company ambulances provided first aid. Eight patients received care as mild weather kept incidents low. Two aid stations operated along Loudoun Street with Miss Branch Grove and Miss Frances Watson assisting. April visits totaled 344 across prenatal, postnatal, infant, preschool, school children, TB, and adult groups.
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Boy Scouts and Friendship Fire Company
Loudoun Street
Branch Grove
Clarke County
Frances Watson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wool Growers Meet to Finalize Lamb and Wool Co operative
A Middletown meeting of sheep and wool producers drew strong attendance to shape a lamb and wool cooperative marketing association. Eastern Livestock Cooperative Marketing Association manager French L. Miles and Virginia Tech's George Herring attended as plans advance. Herring led lamb and wool demonstrations on E. M. Funk and H. L. Brumback farms, signaling producer interest. A temporary committee chaired by Robert Brumback will meet Monday to finalize plans.
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Middletown
French L. Miles
Eastern Livestock Cooperative Marketing Association
George Herring
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Herring
E. M. Funk
H.L. Brumback
Robert Brumback
J. J. Pickerall
Carl Wright
R. A. Wall
I. F. Stine
Will Rogers Humorous Story
Will Rogers recalls grown ups laughing at kids sayings and the funny tag lines they trigger. The narrator reflects on how adults try to outdo the humor by retelling sharp kid remarks and how the wit often lands back on the teller.
Sunday School Jokes From a Father Son Tale
A humorous tale from a New York neighbor recalls a boy who dodges Sunday School while his father defends his own attendance as a joke. The dialogue centers on the boy questioning his father’s devotion and a family punchline about responsibility.
Winchester Park Regulars Listed By Sandy Baker
Winchester Park Association announces the 1938 baseball roster as opened by opening game Sunday at 3 PM at Rouss Park. Lunsford Duvall Michaels pitch. Goodwin Luby left field. McQuillian center field. McDimick first base. Crowl third. Burch shortstop. Keller Curry right field. Swanson catcher. Patton second base. Prince George Athletic Club of Eastern Shore Maryland will oppose.
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Lunsford
Duvall
Michaels
Goodwin
Luby
McQuillian
McDimick
Crowl
Burch
Keller
Curry
Swanson
Patton
Prince George Athletic Club
Eastern Shore
Maryland
New Bottom For Franc Is Fixed
Paris May 5 The Dala dier government fixed a new bottom for the franc at 2.79 cents or 35.80 francs per dollar to stabilize the currency amid a nine percent devaluation from recent floating rates. The pound sterling tie was ordered under a US Britain France accord. The government promised price stability and ordered prefectures to census today’s prices for police surveillance.
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Paris
Daladier
France
United States
Britain
Alimony Lien Case Orders Notice in Frederick County Court
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders Clarence T. Owen to appear within ten days after publication to protect his interest. The order directs weekly publication in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse door with mailing to the defendant.
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Fannie E. McComas
Herberts. Larrick
M. M. Lynch
West Frederick Bank
Clarence T. Owen
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Evening Star
Frederick
Two Celebrated Stars Soon Will Shine Together
New York news reports Venus and Mars will appear as a double star in the western sky at 7 p m Eastern Standard Time on May 7, marking the first close pairing of major planets since 1898. Astronomers note the pair will look like one star without glasses as they approach and then separate over the next two nights. Mars will pass nearly behind Venus, with distances around 80 million miles, as Venus is a bright, reddish evening star near sunset.
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New York
Venus
Mars
Welfare Caseload in Frederick County April Report
Frederick county welfare office shows 192 cases in April under Superintendent Eulalia Savage Nalley. The breakdown includes 75 relief 101 service 16 inactive with 78 unemployable 37 temporarily incapacitated 38 aged two blind and 21 child welfare cases.
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Frederick
Roy Duvall’s Car Recovered in West Cecil Street Find
Police recovered Roy Duvall’s automobile on West Cecil Street after a theft reported Tuesday night. A separate auto theft was reported as Miss oe Finkelstein’s car was stolen around the same time.
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Roy Duvall
West Cecil Street
Mr. Duvall
Oe Finkelstein
Notice to Home Seekers at Magruder Nursery in Winchester
Two modern properties for sale including an oil heated site at Magruder's plant nursery with electric beds and an established business. Potential tourist home operation in connection with the nursery. Apply F W Magruder 552 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia.
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Magruder
North
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Area Marbles Tournament Draws Wide Participation
The Winchester Evening Star reports preliminary contests for the Winchester Evening Statien Tournament to select a local representative for the National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood NJ. Handley High hosts next Tuesday and Thursday with Otis Sargent as tournament director.
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Winchester
Wildwood by-the-Sea
N. J
Handley High
Otis Sargent
Handley
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Strasburg
Front Royal
Boyce
Berryville
Stephens City
Middletown
Virginia
Wildwood
Winchester Evening Star
Comepty
Boyce High School
Straw
Front Mowal
Srir “Atention
Sargent
Wits
Sneeze Dislocates Student Shoulder at IU Sunbath
Indiana University student William Leininger sneezed while sunbathing in Bloomington and dislocated his shoulder. Two fellow students assisted a physician to reset the joint.
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Bloomington
Ind
William Leininger
Indiana University
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Sandy” Baker
C. B. Mallory
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