Field course results highlight top scorers among 30
The list shows seven competitors led by Paul Bauserman Bruce Capper Donald Cole Mr Cochran Bob Pretty man and Jim Shields finishing with the highest scores among the 30 contestants on the field course.
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Paul Bauserman
Bruce Capper
Donald Cole
Mr. Cochran
Bob Prettyman
Jim Shields
Shawnee Bowmen Hoot Owl Archery Contest Held at Route 50 Club
Thirty Shawnee Bowmen staged a twilight and night archery event at the club field on Route 50 east. The shoot featured two sections split by a weiner roast with targets up to 80 yards lit by a flashlight. Hoot Owl champion was Clayton Cochran with 177. Jim Shields was second with 66.
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Clayton Cochran
Eddie Miller
Shawnee Bowmen
Route 50
Jim Shields
Bob Prettyman
Paul Bauserman
Donald Cole
Bruce Capper
Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board slight wheat dip
Wheat futures opened fractionally lower on the Chicago Board of Trade while corn held firm and oats mostly unchanged. May contracts showed small up moves in oats and rye with various price quotes across months.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Lord
Card of Thanks from the Dove Family
The Dove family thanks friends and relatives for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Jesse O. Dove. They appreciate cards and flowers sent in sympathy.
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Jesse O. Dove
Dove
Nicholson Wins 100 Gallons Gas At Grand Opening
Jim Nicholson of 1611 Robert St wins first prize of 100 gallons gasoline at the three day gala opening of the Valley Avenue Sunoco Station. Second prize goes to F. M. McDonald for 50 gallons with Julian Gregory winning third for a battery.
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Jim Nicholson
1611
Robert St
Valley Avenue Sunoco Station
F. M. McDonald
Julian Gregory
Stephens City
Julian R. Gregory
Edna M. Yancey
H. L. Orndorff
T. F. Smeltzer
B. W. Snapp
Katherine Smeltzer
Gore
James White
Frank W. Fogle, Jr
Florence O. Clark
C. E. Whitlock
John M. Derr
Reliance
Mary E. Boyer
J. S. McGuire
Ollie Kendall
C. T. Buil
L. R. Frank
Frances M
C. L. Peffer
Andy Danko, Jr
A. W. Kline
Stephenson
Calvin D. Luttrell
Marion Godhenour
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Giels Manuel
Allen E. Carter
Stephens
Don’t Let False Teeth Fail You Try FASTEETH Powder
Many wearers of false teeth fear embarrassment when plates drop or slip. Sprinkle FASTEETH to hold teeth more firmly and feel more comfortable. It does not sour and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters.
Daily Crossword Clues From Yesterday’s Puzzle
Readable crossword clue list with numbers and partial fills including across and down hints and several unresolved entries. Appears as a compact puzzle page readout with years of regional notation and fragment answers.
Baker Infant Dies in Hospital
Richard Baker one day old son of Samuel F and Gloria Henson Baker of Berryville died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born May 16 1955 in the hospital. Survivors include parents two brothers paternal grandparents and maternal grandparents. Funeral service Thursday at 3 30 p m at Salem Church of the Brethren with interment in Salem Cemetery. The remains will rest at Jones Funeral Home until 2 30 p m Thursday then move to the church for the service.
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Richard Baker
Samuel F
Gloria Henson Baker
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
David Franklin Baker
Rodger Lee Baker
Samuel Edward Baker
Leonard Henson
Middletown
Salem Church of the Brethren
Salem
Jones Funeral Home
Local Winners Named in Wash Job Contest
City, Ernest Orndorff, ¢. and Schmidt, Sara N. Patterson, Mrs Albert Spaid, Mrs. C. C. Emery, Robert W. Combs, Charles C. Cone, Margaret Cochran and Harry J. Buckner are listed as winners. Those winning wash jobs include Robert McDonald, Dennis Patterson, Eugene Laird and Louie R. Yancey.
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Ernest Orndorff
Schmidt
Sara N. Patterson
Albert Spaid
C. C. Emery
Robert W. Combs
Charles C. Cone
Margaret Cochran
Harry J. Buckner
Robert McDonald
Dennis Patterson
Eugene Laird
Louie R. Yancey
Do Naval Academy Appointments Include Pay
The Naval Academy has no scholarships in the usual sense. All appointment sources are established by law, and midshipmen receive pay and a ration allowance sufficient to cover their necessary expenses during attendance.
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U. S. Naval Academy
M.wj.r. A
Naval Academy
Police Court Records Roundup
Johnnie Washington of 624 N Cameron St faces assault and battery with a 12 month sentence and $6.75 costs. Harry Melton Stine of Capon Springs W Va charged with reckless driving with fines totaling $15.25. Donald Eugene Carroll of Clear- (text cut)
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Johnnie Washington
Cameron St
Harry Melton Stine
Capon Springs
W. Va
Winchester Ordinance Repeals and Reenacts Water Sewer Mains Provision
An ordinance by the Winchester Virginia Common Council repeals and reenacts section 3 paragraph 2 of the 1947 city code. It details that property owners advance water and sewer main costs, with refunds based on annual revenue, ten percent of cost, or ten times revenue after ten years, effective upon passage May 10 1955.
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Winchester
Virginia
Brook Petty Larceny Cash Case Details
A petty larceny case at Brook involves cash theft with costs totaling $4.25. The itemization notes months of possible sentence or probation and the court costs as part of the judgment.
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Brook
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