Fines and fines list for a series of traffic and public disorder charges
A long list of individuals from Winchester Strasburg Front Royal and surrounding areas were fined for traffic offenses reckless driving speeding and related charges. Amounts range from 5 to 50 dollars with costs, penalties include jail time for one offender and multiple convictions for drunken or disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Colored
Kinsburg
James F. Burner
Strasp
Amos Montrose Taylor
Rt. 1
Inchester
Millwood Ave
Rudolph Cartin
Rt. 2
Winchester
Thomas J. Norman
Front Clty
Walter J. Lance
York
Maynard Dove
Nchester
Harold C. Harlan
Earl W. Haines
Igginsville
W. Va
Frank Glasford
Martinsburg
Daniel R
Donald F. Elliott
326
Amherst
James L. Rowan
Stephens City
Irvin Jarkinson
Jones Spring
Jess Willard Parkinson
Jack M. Kline
Strasburg
Liam L. Wer
Clearspring
Aga Conrad D. Croston
Lenies
Howard
Broadway
Lva
Milton E. Marple
Gore
Marshall H. Lovett
Myles W. Cartwright
Loudoun
John D. Chadwell
Front Royal
John W. Haines
Higginsville
Jack S&s
Dkins
Linden
Warry M. Estep
Soldier Daniel D. Stickley Re-enlists For Three Years
Sgt. Daniel D. Stickley son of Mr and Mrs D Douglas Stickley of 517 South Loudoun street re-enlists for three years in the U S Army He is stationed in Bremen Germany with the Army of Occupation In a recent overseas call he told his parents he expects to be home on furlough soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel D. Stickley
D. Douglas Stickley
Loudoun Street
U. S. Army
Bremen
Germany
Army of Occupation
Stickley
Furie Ene Saat S
Jacobson's Wild Cats Triumph Over Health Eater Five
Jacobson's Wild Cats of Frederick defeated Health Eater 1840 to 1702 on Sunday night led by Charley May's 294 series. Schultz added a 417 doubles set with Cahill as the visitors posted the higher team totals in both games. Box scores list individual scores for Winchester and Frederick players, with May and Schultz among top scorers. About forty entries expected for the Harry Hottel Handicap on Thursday at 7:45 p.m. with a $2 entry fee and two thirds handicap format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
Wild Cats
Frederick
Charley May
Jimmy Schultz
Bob Cahill
Troy Rhea
Allen Hawthorne
Winchester Larrick
Hawthorne
Keiter
Rhea
Ressequie
Frederick S. Miller
Cramer
Cahill
May
Schultz
Harry Hottel
Shenandoah Valley Classic Bowling Returns This Weekend
The Shenandoah Valley Classic resumes after five years with seven games for a $6.50 entry in Health Center Alleys on May 11 and 12. Notable entrants include Hop Caskey Earl Weller Roger Hinton Ben Rosen Howard Hensler Dave Lickey Lee Wolford Charley Myers Jimmy Shultz Al Troxell Thurston Shirley Gene Willingham Red Reed Bob Kerchner Jack Lambert Doc Downey Roger Lambert Jack Smith Troy Rhea Dr Allen Hawthorne and more from Martinsburg Hagerstown Frederick Charles Town Winchester and Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timore
Washington
Hop Caskey
Earl Weller
Roger Hinton
Ben Rosen Howard Hensler
Dave Lickey
Lee Wolford
Martinsburg
Angelo Palladino
Cody Black
Kak Drenner
Clark Copenhaver
Harold Price
Rufus Edwards
Hagerstown
William and Mary Tennis Team To Play Pennsylvania
William and Marys undefeated tennis squad travels to Pennsylvania for a match as part of a busy day of Virginia college sports. Yesterday Richmond beat Hampden Sydney 7 4 and Roanoke defeated Lynchburg 5 3 in baseball while Virginia lost 3 6 to Miami in tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Virginia
Randolph Macon
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
Vic
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke College
Lynchburg
Distinguished Service Certificates Awarded to WINC and leaders
The Treasury Department awarded Distinguished Service Certificates to the Winchester Evening Star, radio station WINC, and Wendell R. Barney, chairman of the Winchester and Frederick County War Fund Campaign, for distinguished services rendered to bond drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Winchester Evening Star
WINC
Wendell R. Barney
Winchester and Frederick County
War Finance Program
Air Force Magazine Availability and Pricing Details
A veteran questions continuing to obtain the Air Force publication. It is available for sale only through the U S Government Printing Office in Washington DC. Single copies cost 20 cents and annual subscriptions are $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Air Force
L. Cc. K
U. 5 S. Government
Washington
D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Clarke County
Jers
Popoe Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Telend City N
Cloverdale Spring Company
Neville, Pa
Sass
Beth Freel
Firestone Stores
North Braddock St
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