Handley Stephens City and Boyce Send Men to State Track Meet
Handley Stephens City and Boyce advance to the Group II state meet with a 12 man squad. Handley undefeated this season after three dual meet wins. Clarke County entries include Casey Estep Rickard Coulson Ridgeway and others competing in sprints jumps and relays.
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Handley
Stephens City
Boyce
Alson Smith
Lewis
Winkfield Bay
Garber
Larue
University of Virginia
Babb and Burkhart
Keller
Lake
Spiker
McIntyre
White
Sonny Rickard
Clarke Gee
Casey
Estep
Coulson
Ridgeway
Scarlet O'Hara ld 3 quiz answers list
The provided text presents a sequence of quiz answers including items such as one hundred and eleven, a rubber-bearing shrub, Spanish, false with Rutgers, James Madison, Cavandish W. Cannon, about 500000, and Agnes Newton Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet O'Harald
Rutgers
James Madison
Cavandish W. Cannon
Agnes Newton Keith
Clarke County News Service Brief
Clarke County reports a local event summarized from readable text. Officials and residents are unnamed. details are fragmentary but indicate a community issue or notice.
Legion To Play Elkwood Sunday
Members of the American Legion baseball team meet at the Post home tomorrow at 10 30 for a trip to Elkwood Virginia to face the Remington nine at 3 p m The game is the second this year for the veterans Scrivner will start on the mound The Conrad Hoover Post will host the Inwood Bears on Sunday May 18 with other May and June fixtures listed including Clarke County All Stars at Boyce and Williamsport Veterans at home
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American Legion
Post
Elkwood
Remington
Front Royal
Legion
Scrivener
Conrad Hoover
Inwood Bears
Clarke County
Mentzer To Hurl At Winchester Park Opening
Mentzer will pitch for Winchester Park in the opening game against Blairton West Virginia. The popular hurler returns after a sore arm sidelined him last year. The 3 p.m. start will feature an opening day ceremony with Mayor C. R. Anderson throwing out the first ball. Jack Kemp of Stephens City will work behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenton Mentzer
Winchester Park
Blairton
W. Va
Mentzer
Hagerstown
C. R. Anderson
Jack Kemp
Stephens City
Arlington
Siate
Billy P Forney to lead Winchester Exchange Club cross country race
Billy P. Forney will represent the Winchester Exchange Club in a light plane cross country race from Cumberland tomorrow. Planes depart at 3 45 p m and should reach the local airport shortly after four. Prizes total 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Forney
Billy P. Forney
Winchester Exchange Club
Cumberland
Maryland
Special Mothers Day Program At Walnut Springs
The Rev Charles R Line pastor announces a special Mother's Day program at Walnut Springs Christian Church on Sunday May 11. Edgar Loving superintendent leads the Sunday School at 945 am with the pastor delivering The Mother Heart at 11 am. Awards will salute eldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the most children. All mothers recognized and all invited.
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Charles R. Line
Walnut Springs Christian Church
Edgar Loving
Bicycle theft report and church event details
Billy Gochenour of 6028 Lou Doun Street reported a stolen red Firestone bicycle from his home. Mt. Carmel Baptist Church led by Rev. A. T. Gaskins lists 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship with a sermon titled Mo thering. 3:30 p.m. Sunday School program honors workers in that department. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship urges attendance and memori al tokens for mothers.
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Billy Gochenour
Loudoun Street
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
A. T. Gaskins
May 15 to 24 Sales Directory Items Listed
A series of local estate and auction notices, detailing sales on May 15 through May 24. Items include household and kitchen furniture, farm machinery, livestock, and miscellaneous goods. Locations span Front Royal Road Marlboro Winchester Berryville and addresses in Winchester and Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Price
Berryville
Winchester Highway
Bruce Lineberg
W. Va
Miss Elizabeth Holmes Jones Dies at South Stewart Home
Miss Jones of 103 South Stewart Street died yesterday after a weeks long illness. She lived much of her life in Winchester and is survived by sister Miss Mary Strother Jones and numerous nieces and a nephew. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. James B. Roe and Rev. Harry Lee Doll assisting. pallbearers named.
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Miss Jones
South Stewart
Elizabeth Holmes Jones
South Stewart Street
Winchester
Beverly Randolph
Rebecca Tidball Jones
Mary Strother Jones
Frances Jones
Robert Burwell
Annapolis
Maryland
Charles Tyndell
Front Royal
Rebecca Doll
Alexandria
Harry Lee Doll
St. Paul’s Church
Baltimore
Jones
Peyton J. Marshall
City
Christ Episcopal Church
James B. Roe
Curtis Fray
B. F. Arthur
Ryland Washington
Gateswood Segar
W. E. Woodington
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Miller of Clary
Funeral services for Miss Margaret C Miller 54 of Clary were held at St Pauls Lutheran Church Strasburg with Rev F B Lingle and Rev H A Behrens officiating. Interment followed in Riverview Cemetery. She died Thursday at Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient at Winchester hospital. She was daughter of Mrs Ida Miller and the late Arthur W Miller of Clary Shenandoah county born and raised there. She supervised farming at the family homestead and belonged to Lebanon Lutheran Church. Survivors include four brothers Leonard I Miller Herbert W Miller Harod Miller and Dr H Sydor Miller and two sisters Mrs BOS Stickley and Mrs Wilmer Cooley along with many nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were William H Miller Jr H S Miller Jr Harold D Cooley Gilbert Brumback John Beeler Alfred Lake.
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Margaret C. Miller
Clary
Memorial Hospital
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Strasburg
F. B. Lingle
H. A. Behrens
Riverview Cemetery
Winchester Hospital
Ida Miller
Arthur W. Miller
Shenandoah County
Lebanon Lutheran Church
Miller
H. Sydor Miller
Richmond
Leonard I. Miller
Herbert W. Miller
Winchester
Harod Miller
William H. Miller, Jr
H. S. Miller, Jr
Harold D. Cooley
Gilbert Brumback
John Beeler
Alfred Lake
Rural Life And World Peace Discussed Sunday
The program sponsored by Council of Churches will be led by Strother at 2 30 opening. Harry F Byrd Jr will introduce Robert E Ayler as Stephens City High School principal. The Rev S J Goode Rev John Teter and others present with hymns and music by Mrs Dorothy Larrick Tillotson.
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Council of Churches
Sear Strother
Prinstgel
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
S. J. Goode
John Teter
B. W. Johnson
A. R. Marks
J. Floyd Wine
R.L. Booze
Dorothy Larrick Tillotson
Massie Dies at 60 in Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Nannie E. Massie 60 of Winchester died at Memorial Hospital last evening at 5 45. Death attributed to six months of illness. Born July 8 1886 in Bedford County Virginia she was daughter of the late Edward B and Annie E Clay Milner. Survived by two sons J Fred Massie Winchester and Lawrence B Massie Martinsburg a brother Claude C Milner Winchester a sister Mrs Elizabeth Langford Albemarle Virginia and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p m from Jones Funeral Home with Rev E T Clark officiating Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Nannie E. Massie
Memorial Hospital
Bedmore County
Virginia
Edwar B
Annie E. Clay Millner
Bedford County
Winchester
N. Kent Street
Grover Cleveland Massie
The
Baptist Church
J. Fred Massie
Lawrence B. Massie
Martinsburg
Claude C. Milner
Elizabeth Langford
Albin
Jones Funeral
E. T. Clark
Mount Hebron
Harry Deavers
William Massie
Claude Massie
Harry Langford
W. C. Peer
Earl Dodson
Mother's Day Program At Macedonia Methodist Church
A Mother’s Day program by the Youth Fellowship of Macedonia Methodist Church will be held Sunday on Front Royal Road beginning at 7 15 p m. Directed by Mrs Ina Hollar the worship chairman for the young people an interesting program has been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Methodist Church
Front Royal Road
Ina Hollar
Windle, 64, Dies at Home on S Purcell Avenue
Harry M. Windle of Winchester dies at 7:10 a.m. after six months of illness. Born January 31, 1883 in Shenandoah County Virginia, he worked 22 years at Virginia Woolen Mill and taught string music. Survived by wife Mayme Wisecarver Windle two sons a brother a sister and a grandson. funeral Monday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Courtney Anderson officiating. Burial at Brown Jenkins.
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Harry M. Windle
S. Purcell Avenue
Mr. Windle
Shenandoah County
Virginia
James
Laura B. Frye Windle
Modern Woodmen of America
Mayme Wisecarver
Hayfield
Graner Ward Windle
Kenneth W. Windle
Winchester
C. C. Windle
Valley Pike
Charles
Windle
Lillie Rosenberger
Jones Funeral Home
Courney Anderson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Brown Jenkins
Archie Jenkins
Ray Marple
G. Albert Miller
Joe C. Bayliss
Herbert Smoke
Market Report Mixed Declines in Short New York Session
New York May 10 stock market leaders drifted lower in a brief session. Light selling and bidding characterized trading as the majority edged down near the close. Traders waited on tax and labor legislation developments while brokers reported cautious, aloof client activity.
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New York
Busi
Market activity hints at modest rebound after oversold issues
Tidied trading showed timid bids by professionals amid belief some issues were oversold and due for a comeback. Occasional resistance appeared from U S Steel, U S Rubber, Allied Chemical, Anne Kennecott, Western Union, North American, New York Central and Northern Pacific.
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U. S. Steel
U.S. Rubber
Allied Chemical
Anne Kennecott
Western Union
North American
N. Y. Central
Northern Pacific
Market Summary Insight From The Trading day
Pivotals remained largely unchanged as investors watched bonds turn mixed. Cotton futures held steady amid cautious trading and routine price adjustments across commodities.
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E. Monmouth &J
Riley’s Real
Headquarters For Materials
Stock Doors
John W
Walnut Springs
W. Roscawen St
Macedonia
Just
George Washington
N. Loudoun St
Purcell Avenue
E. R. Crumpton
O A. F
Ross St
Buddy Artrip
Harry Fahnestock
N. Braddock St
and Anderson
George. Clowser’s
Clark St
Coleman Dunn
T. Snider
G. G. Baker
St Oe
Glaize & Bro
Cameron Street
BELL
Chapman Motor. CO
W. Boscawen St
Clarke Farmers Cooperative, Inc
Paul Masser
Mgr
Berryville, Va
Publo Auction
National Ave
James Wingfield
Mrs
W. D. Burtner
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