Frederick County Budget Hearing Set for June 1947
A public hearing will be held June 9 1947 for taxpayers to address the Board of Supervisors on the proposed budget for the next fiscal year. The document outlines General County Fund income from land redemption fees real estate transfers rent from county property and other sources. Expenses include administration justice and welfare funds with specific line items and totals.
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General County
Board of
Super
General County Fund
Commonwealth Attorney
City of
Winchester
Sheriff's Office
Lee N. Whitacre
Commonwealth of Virginia
Department of State Police
Midloth
Richmond
Ian Turnpike
Virginia
Brown ‘Town
Warren County
Hog Back Mountain
Midlothian Turnpike
Poetician Turnpike
Treasurer of
Apple Blossom memories of a perfect festival week
The writer recalls Apple Blossom 1947 with parade fire trucks queen and princesses, pageant rain, and carnival delights. They describe the queen's ball, chorus, cotton candy, balloons, ferris wheel, and fireworks, cherishing the past week’s joy and nostalgia.
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Miss Jones
Mrs. Peery
Jupiter Pluvius
Ole “Jup
Senior Interviews Celebrate Handley Class of 1947 Figures
A collage of profiles highlights Cathy Solenberger, Pat Stryker, Bill Stryker, and Winona, detailing leadership roles in clubs, drama, sports, and future plans. The piece notes Cathy’s farm dream, Pat’s artistic and musical talents, Bill’s debate and cheerleading, and Winona’s stenography work and athletic participation. It praises the senior class and marks achievements in theater, sports, and academics.
Winners Shine at Charlottesville Poetry Contest and Debate
Nine VL earners traveled to Charlottesville May 25 and 26 and returned with one VL and strong U V A ties. Anne Beverley Wright won the statewide Poetry Reading Contest in class two earning the orange and blue VL. Handley led entries among schools, with 168 contestants marking a record fight for the league. The affirmative debate team of Betty Cather Jimmy McCoy and Jimmy Miller won preliminaries but fell in the semi finals due to opponents' use of an incompatible debate form. The negative team Bill Stryker Betty Baker and Lila Robinson faced similar challenges through no fault of their own.
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Cathy
Jane
General Walker
Shamrock
Patricia Stephensn
Pat
Glee Club
Maroon and White Quaill
Handlian
Frederick William Stryker
Anc
John Hancock
Bill
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
F. William Stryker
U. Va
Anne Beverley Wright
Handley
Hudred
Betty Cather
Jimmy McCoy
Jimmy Miller
Bill Stryker
Betty Baker
Lila Robinson
Names in lists of brides maids and attendants
A long readable fragment lists numerous bridesmaids and attendants with surnames and given names such as Lulu Galscock Barbara Hough Betty June Hurst Helen Jagiello Doris Laign Margit Mc Farland Clara Richardson Edna Rinker Lila Robinson Jane Schneider Catherine Solenberger Winona Teets Anne Beverley Wright and many others including McCoy Dunlap Headley Stotler Taylor Painter Barnett McKee and Weatherholtz.
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Lulu Galscock
Barbara Hough
Betty June Hurst
Helen Jagiello
Doris Laign
Margit McFarland
Clara Richardson
Edna Rinker
Lila Robinson
Jane Schneider
Catherine Solenberger
Winona Teets
Anne Beverley Wright
Ma Bennett
Stanley Boyce
McCoy
Marshall
Miss Dunlap
Faye Headley
Betty Lou Smith
Phyllis Stotler
Hilda Taylor
Geraldine Painter
Geraldine Painter. Mrs. Peery—Jacob Jerry and James Hall. Miss Finkelsteein
David Kinter
Eugene Dicks
Charles van Royen
Fred Boulineau
Hall
Robert Anderson
Edward Briggs
Harold Brown
James Clark
Miss Boxley
Alice Elliot
Julia Dotson
Margaret Massey
Carter
Anne Barnett
Eileen Fahrney
Marget McKee
Wanda Lee McKee
Mr. Gray
Robert Hall
Theodore Keller
Milton Luttrell
Edward Manuel
George Orndorff
Philip Solenberger
Louis Vaught
Jack Weatherholtz
Miss Palmer
Anne Cather
Jane Cather
Dorothy Eisenberg
Betsy Glaize
Kitty Grant
Elizabeth Halvosa
Betty Kersey
Cary Marshall
Dorothy Minnigerode
Betty McFarland
Diane O'Neal
Virginia Yates
Miss Overcash
Ann Adams
Gretchen Armstrong
Betty Davis
Jeannette Dove
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Marilyn Hamburger
Diane Hunt
Dorothy Lichliter
Susan Sowers
Miss Leckford
Ann Arthur
Patsy Carpenter
Margaret Ducknall
Carolyn Duncan
Peggy Keller
Betty Kendall
Peggy Long
Imogene March
Leslie Miller
Ann Weatherholtz
Grace Habicht
Names Set In Wedding Lineups Across Many Pairs
A long list of brides and grooms or wedding party members appears, naming numerous couples and individuals such as Mrs. Keffer-Hugh Luebehusen with Walter Mason, Miss Hottle-Marvin Fleet with Rosalie Gibbs, and others including Mrs. Eaton-Joseph Guess and Miss Johnson-Eugene Baker, among many more. The fragment reads like a society notice of forthcoming or recent weddings with paired surnames and first names.
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Keffer
Hugh Luebehusen
Walter Mason
Miss Hottle
Marvin Fleet
Rosalie Gibbs
Nicholas
Daniel Cammer
Randall Davis
Francis Ducknall
Earl Fauver
Richard Higgs
Willian Teets
Diana Bauserman
Margaret Crisman
Judith Grove
Suzanne Smith
Betsy Snider
Barbara Sturm
Mary Sullivan
Sue Sybert
Carolyn Wheeler
Cather
Jean Anderson
Barbara Brown
Joyce Butler
Peggy Kines
Mary Lonas
Haines
Robert Kendell
Judy Blum
Patricia Cahill
Esther Dearing
Betty Derflinger
Carol Fowler
Gloria Garber
Barbara Granstaff
Shirley Hauptman
Barbara Hobert
Glanda Keckley
Janet Keller
Diane Laign
Margaret Larimer
Susan Larrick
Ann Mason
Laura Ritter
Suzzanne Rosenberger
Sarah Shiley
Carroll Stuart
Eaton
Joseph Guess
Max Hess
Harry Patterson
Jimmy Sigrom
Delores Foltz
Betty Madagan
Colleen Rogers
Miss Johnson
Eugene Baker
James Carroll
Jessee Comer
James Robertson
Betty Cram
Marie Rush
McFadden
Russell Partlow
Yvonne Hovermale
Dorothy Miller
Patricia Palter
Anderson
Johnny Arnold
Freddie Glaize
Tory Marshall
Billy Shank
Robert Solenberger
Billy Thompson
Donna Anderson
Joyce Benner
Kitty Leigh Clark
Sally Getzenhammer
Edith Miller
Phyllis
Mouldern
Bessie Smalls
Ameldia Sunderlin
Betsy Turner
Miss McCorker
Janice Duvall
Marilyn Miller
Cadet Gossip and Socials Highlight Spring Scoop
A breezy society note lists cadet events and town happenings. Betsy’s open house and Ann Cather’s party drew crowds while exams begin May 30 and state track looms this Saturday. The column mentions couples, dances, and local figures like Mary Jane, Eddie, Doug OConnell, and Sprenkle gal.
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AMA
SMA
Greenbrier
GMS
Betsy
Ann Cather
Jimmy
Nancy
Richard Baxwell
Doug DeHaven
Ronny Benner
For Sale Early tomato and sweet potatoes at 537 N Cameron
Classified ad lists early tomato plants and sweet potatoes for sale at 537 North Cameron with 7 10 cent prices and a memorial note for Boyd Jenkins.
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N. Cameron
Administration May Land In Pricing
The administration faces a price squeeze as it drafts a purchase and export program for the new wheat crop arriving late this month or early next. Officials weigh flat prices below current market levels or parity around 2.04 per bushel, amid concerns a government sale could raise bread prices at home and affect export markets.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press Farm Reporter
Washington
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