Handley High Wins Cumberland Valley Track Meet
Handley High School topped the Cumberland Valley Athletic League meet in Cumberland Maryland scoring 40 points to claim the upper berth for the first time. Five league records fell as Dunlap Flickinger and Stipe of Handley led in multiple events, with Waynesboro and Alleghany also breaking marks. Four schools competed including Handley Waynesboro Alleghany and Washington County with F Clark of Alleghany leading overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Cumberland
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Handley
Cumberland Fair Grounds
Alleghany High School
Handiians
Waynesboro High School
Dunlap
Karns
Martinsburg
Flickinger
Hall
Hagerstown
F. Clark
Summbers
Frederick
Stipe
Waynesboro
Handley High
Winchester
Alleghany High
Washington County High
Waynesboro High
Alleghany
Washington County
J. Flickinger
John D. Zentmyer
Roy Boone
Garland R. Quarles
Somerville Nicholson
W. L. Lewis
John Grindle
Robert Cavanaugh
Eugene Hopkins
Edwin L. Kuhn
Arthur W. Taylor
Otis Sargeant
John Parsons
Tine
Faulkner Receives Estate Via Mrs Faulkner Will
The will of Mrs. Mary S. Van Metre Faulkner names her son Philip O. Faulkner of Martinsburg W V as executor and devisee of multiple properties in Winchester Martinsburg and Hedgesville plus cash gifts for cemetery care. She died in Martinsburg after living there in recent years. the will dated March 31 was recorded in the Corporation Court clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. van Metre Faulkner
Ollie F. Faulkner
Corporation Court Clerk
Philip O. Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cameron Street
Winchester
Loudoun Street
East John Street
Berkeley
Faulkner
South Spring Street
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
John Street
Mount Hebron
Green Hill Cemetery
Philip C. van Metre
Erash
Hedges
Shenandoah Valley Academy Beats St Albans In Baseball Meet
Shenandoah Valley Academy defeated St Albans School 7-1 as Luck pitched strong for S V A. St Albans scored only in the seventh inning. Inter-scholastic track meet results show Randolph Macon Academy beating S V A 29 12 to 4 7 12 with Tayloe and Kelly winning multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph-Macon Academy
Teath
Shenandoah Valley Academy
St. Albin’s School
Washington
Shenandoah Boys
Luck
St. Alban’s
Winchester
Washingtonians
Stedman
V. A
Sterrett
St. Alban
McGee
Miles
Arias
Lee
Wister
Smith
Castle
Patton
Skinker
Brazier
Freeman
Lorton
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Palmer
Kelly
Roberts
Price
Moore
Linson
Brown
Roszel
S. V
Grezman
Bravier
Corporation Court In Session Today
The May term of the Corporation Court began this morning with Judge Philip Williams presiding. No jury was summoned today, but one may be called later to hear civil cases scheduled on various days in the court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Philip Williams
Bankruptcy Proceedings Open for J Fred Wilson Shipper
The first creditors meeting for J Fred Wilson the apple and peach shipper declared bankrupt by the U S District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia is set for May 23 at Martinsburg with debts listed at 52312 11 and assets 27524 40 Wilson living in Roanoke Va faces 4817 15 secured and 32390 96 unsecured obligations plus 14480 notes and other evidences and 525 accommodation paper Oak orchardists and apple firms in cities including London New York Boston Detroit Chicago Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City Rochester and others are owed with assets including an ice and cold storage plant in Berkeley Springs a Berryville basket company a Martinsburg hotel and 2000 in undistributed reversion He also notes partner Charles Galt Dehaven of Martinsburg who filed a bankruptcy petition with Wilson, liabilities 2350 assets 0. Wilson began his Martinsburg business in 1923 after five years as sales manager of the Cumberland Fruit Exchange He made an assignment for the benefit of creditors in 1929 but did not declare bankruptcy and since then has paid off much of the old debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Wilson
United States Court For
Northern District of West Virginia
Wilbur H. Thomas
Martinsburg
Wilson
Roanoke
Apple
London
England
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Rochester
N. Y
Chattanooga
Nashville
Charles Galt Dehaven
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Fruit Exchange
Storage lien limits on personal property in county case
Judge Williams in the Corporation Court ruled that personal property held under a reserved lien can be stored but not liable for full rent. Landis Machine Company owned machinery on which a reserved lien existed. Hyman abandoned it and Hable sought rent. The court awarded $100 for storage plus costs, denying full rental for the two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Landis Machine Company
St. Louis
W. L. Hyman
Hyman
Corporation Court
H. H. Hable
Hable
Landis
Winchester
Right to aid among state rights most eagerly preserved
Kenosha Wisconsin readers note the state’s strong stance on social aid programs remains a central political issue as communities discuss funding and eligibility amid ongoing debates. The piece reflects local sentiment on welfare and state control in public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Mrs Cooley Hurt In Car Collision
Mrs Leo Cooley of East Piccadilly Street was thrown through a windshield when a Baltimore man’s car with a Washington DC plate collided with the Cooley vehicle at Piccadilly and Kent streets. Mrs Cooley suffered a severe lip cut and four teeth were knocked out. damage to the Cooley car estimated at $100. The Baltimore car was impounded as it is held for damages and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cooley
East Piccadilly Street
Baltimore
Washington (D. C
Cooley
Piccadilly
Kent Streets
Wool House to Open This Week
J M Fishpaw announces the will open Wool house this week with details coded as 5 18 1p 21. The notice provides limited information and directs readers to await further instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fishpaw
Home Demonstration Agent Plans Week of 4-H Activities
The home demonstration agent outlines a week of public 4-H programs across Clarke county with demonstrations in foods clothing poultry and gardening. Clubs for juniors and community groups for adults meet from Monday through Saturday with style show plans and pest control guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Shenandoah and
Marvin's Chapel
Bryarly
Armel
Relief
Stephens City
Star Tannery 4-H
Gore
The Gangster Surely To Be Eliminated If His Pull Limited
The Weston Oregon Leader notes that the gangster would face elimination if his only leverage remains the trigger. The piece underscores a narrow threat based on his firearms influence and the authorities' stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Ore
Many Women of County 10 Tend Home Gardens
The county wide vegetable garden drive in Frederick County closed last week with strong participation and fine crop growth. G W Morris of Southern Chemical Co Winchester donated a five pound bag of Chilean nitrate of soda to each contestant. A full list of campaign members is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G. W. Morris
Southern Chemical Company
Winchester
Nora Newcome
S. J. Adams
Ida M. Fawcett
E.S. Nicholson
Virginia L. Anderson
B. L. Larrick
A. B Stotler
Emma Schob
Loring Cooper
Robert McVoy
Norman DeBusk
J. W. Muse
R. L. Smith
J. R. McKeever
Clara Edwards
J. W. Paris
J. C. Bowman
R. H Brill
A. D. Adams
T A. Triplett
Edward Carpenter
Newton Cather
H E. Pingley
George Larrick
Odessa Secrist
F. A Whitacre
Janie Yost
Sam Conrad
Sadie Anderson
William Wolford
Lee Sirbaugh
S. H. Braithwaite
Oliver DeHaven
J. W. Stipe
Erle Edwards
Daisy Orndorf
E. Piter
Julian Larrick
Daisy Williams
Mayme Braithwaite
Roy Duvall
Charles Adams
W. F Anderson
E. S. Smoke
Snapp Williams
A.S. Nelson
C. L. Sandy
H. F Clemons
Grover Carper
G. M. Morrow
Sylvia Carper
Charles Hammack
E. R. McDonald
G. H Richard
Ollie Havermale
John Larrick, Jr
L A. Lamp
May Hamman
J. W. Venerable
Dora Wagner
W. S. O'Rear
Walter Adams
Blanche Fletcher
Laura Dick
W. A. Tinsman
Lee Whitacre
Lester Dailey
C. W. Parish
L. O. Dick
D. F. Kern
Mollie Kern
R. A. Larrick
J. W Steele
D. N._Grover
Rebecca Pidgeon
Hortense White
M. C. Garvin
Robert VanMeter
Lois Anderson
A. R. Rinker
A. J. Tavenner
H. Allen
J. W. Hancher
John Snapp
Sallie Fahnestock
H. A. Funk
C. O. Watson
H. H. Lovett
Charles Brill
Charles Trevault
Frank Galliday
M. E. Schenck
Preston Carbaugh
Frank Massie
George Pingley
Frank Barley
Riggleman
Eva Sampsell
Jordan Stout
Robert Schild
Hines in Jail Awaiting Trial in Harrisonburg
W. J. Hines of Richmond is jailed awaiting transportation to Harrisonburg for arraignment on Harrison Narcotic Act violation charges. Federal agents allege morphine possession with claimed personal use. Hines has prior narcotics-related convictions and was arrested in Richmond on forged physician certificates claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hines
Richmond
Harrisonburg
United States
Hines
Ricchicoli
A. S. Gentry
Roanoke
Alexandria
Radio advertising grows in appeal for bold campaigns
Advertisers seek memorable radio spots that grab attention and spark strong reactions. Creative teams test provocative messages to break through clutter and push audiences toward brands, products, and services.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES On Paints This Week
JOHN W ROSENBERGER & CO announces limited week sale on paints with special low prices. This local notice highlights discounted prices and a short sale window.
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John W Rosenberger & CO
Monument set for Rev. James Ireland in Berryville
In Berryville Virginia on May 20 a monument will be unveiled in Buckmarsh Cemetery for Rev. James Ireland former pastor of Berryville Baptist Church. Dr Garnett Ryland will deliver the principal address with a Virginia Baptists message from Rev Dr T Clagett Skinner. The event honors Ireland as a martyr and pioneer of religious freedom with Virginia Baptists contributing to the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clagett Skinner
Virginia
Berryville
James Ireland
Buckmarsh
Berryville Baptist Church
Florence Broaddus
Julian Broaddus
Ireland
Katie V. Winfrey
Culpeper
State Historical Society
Garnett Ryland
University of Richmond
Virginia Baptists
Virginia Baptist General Asociation
C. A Hall
Luray
Goodwin Frazer
Charles Town
W. Va
Trap Hill
Former Army Man Killed In Auto Wreck Near Slanesville
A 23 year old former United States Army enlistee died when his automobile left the road near Slanesville Hampshire county West Virginia and plunged down an embankment. He had recently returned from service mostly in the Philippine Islands and was driving alone when the crash occurred. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mance SentTl
Slanesville
Hampshire County
W. Va
Winchester Woolen Company Offers Jones Stock To Investors
P McVicar, president, announces Winchester Woolen Company formed to buy Jones Woolen properties to block outside buyers. Promoters report existing subscriptions and seek additional funds with priority for former Arthur G Jones Mills stockholders. Office visits and May 23 deadline set for stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G Jones Woolen Mills Corporation
Jones
Harrison and Harrison
Virginia apple growers urged to expand foreign markets
Virginia Division of Markets director J H Meek urges rapid action by apple growers and the State Horticultural Society to maintain and expand foreign markets. He compares adapting to market demand to past business shifts and notes improved Virginia packing. The piece calls for a representative to travel to key southern and midwestern markets and for compact packaging to fit small household purchases.
State Council of OFA Opens in Library in Winchester
A large Virginia delegation arrives in Winchester for the annual State Council meeting of the Order of Fraternal Americans and its auxiliary the Daughters of America. The event includes welcome addresses by local officials and state leaders with plans for joint sessions tonight and meetings Tuesday in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
State Council
Order of Fraternal Americans
Daughters of America
Order of United Americans
National Council
Omar C. Stebbs
Louisville
Richmond
Handley Library
J. Ray Everhart
Aaminee Mansfield
Bessie’ E News Kenyon
D. of
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Secreary
William H. Murphy
Handley Orchestra
the Daughters of America
Ann van Buren
National Counccl
Rosa Belle Stewart
Anderson Orchestra
Odd Fellows’ Temple
George Washington Hotel
Order of Fraternal Americans of
Daughters of America of
O. P. A. Valley
Meeting For Young People Here Tuesday
A meeting in the interests of the young people and religious education will be held at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening beginning at 7 o'clock. Dr. S. R. Diehl of Martinsburg will lead with Rev. Dr. T. K. Currie, secretary of religious education in the Synod of Virginia, and Miss Bowman from Richmond in attendance. Superintendents, teachers, and all interested in Sunday school and young people are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
S. R. Diehl
Martinsburg
T. K. Currie
Synod of Virginia
Bowman
Richmond
Retail distributors note rising consumer demand trend
Large retail distributors report the trend of consumers' demands and stress that meeting this demand efficiently and economically is essential for the purchasing public.
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Handley High Tracemen
Handley Squad
W.A
R. Shippen
Rf Sterrett
Is. Fletcher
Chesley
C Patton
P. Willett
Tilly
J Fred. Wilson
Frederick Clarke
Baptists
DR. Ryland
Woolen Company
Mr. Meek
J. H. Meek
State Horticultural Society
Harry F. Byrd
Northwest
W. S. Campfield
South
Middle West
State Council OF
OFA
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