Handley Defends Group II Track Title at State Meet
Handley coaches Sargent and Maddox lead a squad of 11 to Charlottesville Friday to defend the Group II title. Teddy Keller, last year’s third in broad jump, competes alongside rising stars Lew, Byrd Fugitt in discus, and Wingfield in shot put. Between district marks and 25 high schools entered, Handley faces tough field as finals move up one day due to Charlottesville meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snag Sargent
Maddox
Charlottesville
Handley
Teddy Keller
Lewis
Keller
Byrd Fugitt
Wingfield
Hardley
Burke
Harrisonburg
Manuel Semples
Martinsville
Matthew Whale
High School of
Williamsburg
Handley Track Meet Entry List At 8 A.M. Friday
The locals with Supt. Quarles and Coaches Sargent and Maddox depart at 8 a.m. Friday. Handley entrants include Loring Burkaart in high jump and hurdles, Edwin Babb in hurdles, Teddy Keller in broad jump and 880, John Solenberger in 880, Donald Ritter in sprints, Jim My Lawrence and Richard Haymaker in dashes, Manuel Semples in shot put, Byrd Fuggitt and Demo Semples in discus. Judges team features William Wolverton, Loring Burknart, Jimmy Lawrence and Donald Ritter in the 840 yard relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Quarles
Sargent and
Maddox
Handley
Loring Burkaart
Edwin Babb
Teddy Keller
John Solenberger
Donald Ritter
Jimmy Lawrence
Richard Haymaker
Manuel Semples
County approves teacher bonuses and raises after June
Shenandoah County school board approved a $10,053 bonus fund to 140 teachers after June 1. Salary schedules for next year were adopted with raises from $65 to $165 annually. A sick benefit fund for county teachers will take effect next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Answers to Daily Quiz From Page 2
The item lists quiz answers with locations and statements. Entries include Bogota Colombia Helsinki Iceland and names like Amefigo Vespucci claiming true facts and moods about rates and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Don Quizote
Helsinki
Iceland
Amefigo Vespucci
Fred L. Grim 70 Dies After Four Day Illness in Winchester
Fred L. Grim aged 70 of 1178 Kent Street Winchester died at Memorial hospital at 7 20 am after a four day illness He was born in Winchester a son of the late Hugh and Kate Grim and married to Lillie B Conner Grim He was a member of Friendship Fire Co and a former employee of Consumers Utilities Co Surviving are his widow three daughters Virginia Fausler Lillian Reid Alma Grim all of Winchester three brothers B G Grim Philadelphia H T Grim Texas and 8 Hawkins Winchester two sisters Mrs Harry Hawkins Winchester and Mrs W G Townes California Four grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Friday from Jones Funeral Home with Dr S L Flickinger and Dr E T Clark officiating Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers Staton Shade Walter Shawn John Stull Robert Bell William Morrison Ora Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Grim
Kent St
Memorial Hospital
Winrchester
Hugh and
Kate Trenary Grim
Lillie B. Conner Grim
Friendship Fire Co
Consumers Utilities Co
Virginia Fausler
Lillian Reid
Alma Grim
Winchester
B. Grim
Benjamin Grim
Philadelphia
H. T. Grim
Texas
Harry, Hawkins
W. G. Townes
California
Jones Funeral Home
S. L. Flickinger
E. T. Clark
Mt. He2brow Cemetery
Staton Shade
Walter Shawn
John Stull
Robert Bell
William Morrison
Ora Bailey
Stassen Seeks Delegates as Taft Fights On in Ohio
Stassen remains hopeful for a national delegation after a strong showing in several industrial areas while Taft presses marginal gains in Ohio. Analysts say Taft must limit Stassen to under ten delegates to rally new momentum for his presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Taft
Stassen
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League results show New York 6 over St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 8 over Cleveland 6, Boston 6 over Detroit 3, and Washington 3 tied with Chicago 3 after 5 innings due to rain. National League games in Pittsburgh postponed by rain, with Chicago also postponed.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pet
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Redbirds
Brooklyn Doda
Russia Buying Less as U S Tightens Exports in 1948
A Commerce Department report shows 1947 U S exports to Russia totaled 149.5 million dollars, with metal working tools at 35.0 million. Rail equipment and farm tractors comprised major shipments while 1948 early months saw exports drop by more than half due to stricter licensing and military vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
Commerce Department
Ussr
U. S
UNRRA
Major Ameri Standings garbled baseball recap
Cardinals rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Brooklyn 5-4 as Alphe Brazie relieved George Munger in the fourth and pitched six hitless innings following an early pressure limit. The victory improves their standing in the Major Ameri standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gers
Alphe Brazie
Cardinals
George Munger
Cards
Brooklyn
Truman Plans Northwest Tour
Sen. Magnuson said President Truman will tour the Pacific Northwest after a speech at the University of California on June 12. Stops include Spokane Seattle and Olympia with Gov Wallgren hosting in Olympia. The trip likely begins June 4 in Chicago for the Swedish immigration centennial event and then to Omaha for the 35th Division reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Magnuson
D-Wash
Truman
Pacific Northwest
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Magnuson
Spokane
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Mon Wallgren
Chicago
Midwest
Omaha
Neb
May 5 to June 5 Sales Listings in Clarke and Surrounding Counties
A nearby directory lists auction dates from May 5 through June 5 across Clarke, Winchester, Berryville, Strasburg and surrounding areas. Listings include estates, households, antiques, livestock, farm machinery, real estate and personal property with exact times and locations such as Senseny Road, Welltown Pike, National Ave, and Rt. 50 west in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
J. Cooper
Senseny Road
Sam M. Skinner
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Sadie Hamrick
Hattie Stover
National Ave
T. E. P. Clark
Frederick County Court House
Arthur O. Cooper
Welltown Pike
L. B. Whitacre
Earl Shade Farm
Winchester
Julian Glascock
Summit Point
James
Grove
Ebenezer
Whitacre
Bessie Smith Kern
Slonaker Coal Co
Rt. 50
West
H. M. Stevens
Old Glover House
Buckmarsh St
Berryville
Harry Orndorff
Wadesville
Clarke County
M. B. Swimley
Swimley
Ruby Schneider
Kernstown
George Helsley
White Hall
Berryville Council Takes No Action on Daylight Saving Time
Berryville council did not vote on adopting daylight saving time despite a 27 to 24 Chambers Commerce vote. Mayor Leonard Bell cited state law designating Eastern Standard Time as official in Virginia and said the council had no authority to act. The town agreed to run the swimming pool for one year with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Chambers Commerce
Leonard Bell
Virginia
Alexandria
Fairfax
Arlington
Washington
Chamber Commerce
Towr
Artificial Breeding Session Weighs Plans for Dairy Cows
Robert K. Stickley, chairman, announces a special meeting at the Winchester court house at 8 p.m. Monday to count enrolled cows and decide whether to continue organizing an artificial breeding association. The group aims to enroll 1200 cows and urges interested farmers to attend for more information before a decision to proceed is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Stickley
Winchester
Court House
Stickley
Farmers sign up for participation list
A partial roster shows farmers who have signed up or intend to participate. Names include Austin W. Conner C. E. Conner Alfred L. Snapp R. W. Bayliss R. D. Keckley Mrs William A. LaRue L. P. Cole Gilbert Brown Garland R. Bray Walter E. Adams E. Earl Shade I. Fred Herman B. Stine Carl Strickler George Eagle Haven Wolfe Robert Stickley Roy Kern J. N. Good Paul Koenig Thomas Jones Marl Hannum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin W. Conner
C. E. Conner
Alfred L. Snapp
R. W. Bayliss
R. D. Keckley
William A. LaRue
L. P. Cole
Gilbert Brown
Garland R. Bray
Walter FE. Adams
E. Earl Shade
I. Fred
Herman B. Stine
Carl Strickler
George Eagle
Haven Wolfe
Robert Stickley
Roy Kern
Hospital and team leaders listed in obscure ceremony
A long roster lists Mrs. C. D. Whitfield and others as hospital figures and names the men's division command trio J. Curtis Fray Edward L. Molden and Hoye L. Riley. It adds numerous leaders including A. J. Bowen E. B. Harbaugh C. E. Hofer and more, ending with Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Curtis Fray
Edward L. Molden
Hoye L. Riley
A. J. Bowen
E. B. Harbaugh
C. E. Hofer
E. A. Knight
J. T. Kremer
Roy A. Cather
Lamar H. Keen
William H. Louthan Herbert A. Solenberger
Herbert J. Wilkins
Joseph A. Schroth
Charles H. Dick
R. L. Pizzano
John Carl Morgan
Ronald MclIntrye
L. Merkle Slifer
Herbert J. Duke
Hartry A. Carpenter
George W. Jones
Wilbur R. Johnston
Maurice R. Trenary
Ralph D. Shockey
Peachy L. Hockman
John D. James
Richard K. Eddy
Gustav Bornscheuer
Herbert C. Holliday
C. H.kabler
Edward D
Campbell and Woodrow Harper Named in Proceedings
Campbell, Woodrow Harper, Victor W. Wheeler, Sherman W. Dick and John D Carr appear in the records with documented roles in the matter. The list indicates involved individuals and their association to the case or filing.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Bang’s
T. B
I. Fred Stine
McCormick- Deering
CI. Brumback & Sons
York Cabin Camp
Berkshire
Welltown Church
Arthur C. Cooper
Koppers
Pply Company
Winchester Cold
Margaret FE. Clark
Bartonsville
Margaret E. Clark Coleman Dunn
Hei
Ameri
Annabelle
Middletown
Walter B
Byron Brumback
R. A. Kline
Berryville Council
N. Cameron St
Ric, Oe Eer
Northern Virginia Power Co
Coley
W. F. Artrip, Jr
W. F. Artrip
Duncan Phyfe
Olsen
Miss Hattie Stover
Coleman Dunn
C. D. Whitfield
Russell B. Newcome
Stewart Bell, Jr
L. G. Sjostrom
Leslie M. Bell
Hubert M. Cather
T Dorothy Hawthorne
Victor Constant
Brownie Burkholder
C. F. Germelman
Pine Motor Coo., Inc
Omps Funeral Home
nColety Dynamics
John C. Reinhart
Moser’s Cross Roads
Charley
Maud
Prince
Frank
Guernsey
McCormick-Deering
C. Preston Engle
W. 8. Lewis
K. K. Cavalier
Emmert R. Bowlus
G. E. Vickers
U. S. Highway
Capon Bridge
Winchester, VA
Capon Valley
Col. Brown Lovett
Harrison P. Whitacre
Johnson & Giffen
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