Bell Clothes Win B League Title For Third Year
Bell Clothes Store captured its third straight B League bowling championship with a 2740 total over five games. Studebaker Champions led early but Bell Clothes surged with a 571 in game four to pull away and finish 87 pins clear. Bob Yerby led Bell Clothes with 593 total while Pete Anderson top-scored for Studebaker with 581.
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Bell Clothes Store
Studebaker
Bell Clothes
Pete Anderson
Garland Carisle
Selves
Bob Yerby
Sam Shendon
Bell
Jim Fiddler
The
Clothiers
Harry Hotte
Jim Merriner
Frederick County Education Association to Hold Meeting
R E Ayler president announces a Frederick County Education Association meeting next Wednesday at 4 p m in the county courthouse. Main business will be the election of officers.
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R. E. Ayler
Frederick County Education Association
County Court House
Mid-Week Prayer Services Change At Winchester Church
The time for mid-week prayer services at Winchester Presbyterian Church has moved from 7 30 to 8 a m. Dr Ronald S Wilson will speak tonight on The Deep Meaning of Prayer.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Ronalds
Wilson
Legion hosts parade and services at city cemetery
Earl Bunting event details announce a parade along Cameron to Piccadilly then to the cemetery. A 12:30 p.m. buffet luncheon follows at Sarah Zane Hall honoring guest speaker and Legion members. Invited guests include Admiral Lewis Nulton and Gen. William Walker, with a 3 p.m. diamond game between Winchester Legion and Point WV. Public invited to view the parade and services at 11 p.m. at National Cemetery.
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City Hall
Cameron Street
Piccadilly Street
Sarah Zane Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Leroy Chaill
Garland Baptist
Admiral Lewis Nulton
Winchester
William Walker
USA
Summit On the Park Diamond
Winchester Legion
Point
W. Va
Williamsport
National Cemetery
Quiz key list reveals varied trivia answers
On Page 4 the quiz answers include topics from dates and places to persons and facts. Answers cited span July 1 1947 The Crimea Seeing False Puerto Rico street organ fifteen William Henry Harrison Featherweight Fresh water.
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The
Crimea
Puerto Rico
William Henry Harrison
Boyce Edges Stonewall In Ten Innings For 1 0 Win
Clarke county’s Boyce edged Stonewall 1 to 0 in ten innings as DeHaven and Hudson dueled on the mound. Hudson struck out 11, nine in the first three frames, while DeHaven allowed two hits and six strikeouts. The decisive run came in the 10th on a misplayed ball and a grounder, giving Boyce the hometown victory.
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Dehaven
Stonewall
Hudson
Boyce
Clarke County
Cunningham
Weir
Grim
Hawkins
Bovee
R H Cole
Rexrode
Scs
Carper
See
Keckley
Robertson
Patton
H Estep
A de Coulson
Casey
Cone
Grubbs
Ss Ae
Os Hudson
Umpire
Garrabrandt
Police chief dismisses officers over saluting remarks
Testimony described officers joking about saluting, use of the phrase little Hitler, and lack of harmony in the police room. The commissioner denied a direct order existed while Dr. Anderson urged regulation and fellowship, leading Chief Hollis to dismiss two officers and order return of city property.
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Whitacre
Capt
Funk
Denny Slane
Hitler
Rogers
Emory Rogers
Robert Boyce
Warren Rudolph
Kern
Sperior
Soene
Reardon
Anderson
Set
Wisecarver
Dr. Anderson
Hollis
Thompson
Stephens City Southern States Meeting Planned
Southern States Stephens City Service and local Farm Home Advisory committee plan a 5 30 p m gathering in Stephens City Virginia to set the time and place for the annual meeting and to nominate candidates for the local board and committee. Ray Rinker presides with board members Ray Rinker Robert Stickley Carl Martin M S Barley Julian Carbaugh Hammond McDonald and Julian Hammock. The committee includes Mrs Alfred Rinker chairwoman and five additional members.
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Southern States Cooperative
Stephens City
Board of Directors of
Southern States
Stephens City Service
Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee
High Point
Ray Rinker
Board of Directors
Farm Home Committee
Robert Stickley
Carl Martin
M. S. Barley
Julian Carbaugh
Hammond McDonald
Julian Hammock
Alfred Rinker
Elsie White
Loyd Painter
Hammock
Employment Slump Signals Soft Spots in postwar Economy
WASHINGTON May 21 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports April shows a factory job decline and weak construction gains. Manufacturing employment fell 140 000 and total nonfarm jobs dropped 358 000, partly due to the coal miners safety stoppage and a telephone strike. Farm employment rose 500 000. Unemployment stands at 2 400 000 while dwelling starts lag behind last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Ewan Clague
Clague
Pril
Foremen Strike At Ford Motor Co In Progress
In Detroit on May 21 about 3,800 FAA foremen began walking out at 10 A M. The strike follows a unanimous vote by the Ford Chapter and aims to halt production within 10 days. Key issues include wage structure, recognition, and overtime.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Robert H. Keys
Ford
FAA
Keys
U S Soviet Commission Reopens Korean Government Talks
The Joint U S Soviet commission reconvened in Seoul amid goodwill after a year’s stalemate. Col Gen T F Shukov said Russia seeks full Moscow terms for a unified Korean government under Allied tutelage.
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Seoul
T. F. Shukov
Russia
Moscow
May 22 to June 11 Sales Directory listings in Winchester area
A sequence of farm and household auctions and notices across Winchester Virginia area from May 22 to June 11. Listings include locations near Berryville Stephens City Winchester City Clarke County and adjacent roads with items such as furniture livestock farming equipment vehicles real estate and farm implements.
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Dick Price
Berryville
Winchester Highway
O. C. Windle
Stephens City
U. S
Ruth R. Massie
S. Kent St
Winchester
Bruce Lineburg
Va. Ave
Virginia Livestock Market
G. G. Baker
Hiett & Effie M. Hiett Estates
Clowser’s
Clark St
H. R. DuPuy
Frederick County Court House
Plymouth
Charles Grim
Boyce
Old Pierce
Charles Townpike
Clarke County
Mrs Shiley Dies In Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Myrtle Virginia Shiley wife of Wesley L Shiley of 25 Kent Street died at 10 AM in Winchester Memorial Hospital from rheumatic heart trouble dating from December 1946 She was born June 27 1912 at Mt Falls daughter of Mahlon H Triplett and the late Mary Bucher Triplett She leaves a daughter Sara E Shiley a sister Mrs Howard McDonald two brothers Roy C Triplett and Loring H Triplett and a cousin Luther F Tegault Funeral services will be held Friday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with interment at Mt Helmon cemetery Her remains will rest at Omps Funeral Home until tomorrow afternoon.
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Myrtle Virginia Shiley
Wesley L. Shiley
Kent Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mt. Falls
Shiley
Mahlon H. Triplett
Rock Enon
Mary ‘ Bucher Triplett
Frances Tevalt
London Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
F. G. Senger
Mt. Helnon Cemetery
Omp
Finance Professor Sees Recession Beginnings Not Depression
A New York professor of finance on May 21 said the long advertised business recession is here but not likely to deteriorate into a depression. He emphasized tempered downturn conditions rather than a full economic collapse.
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Chicago
New York
Finance Today
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H. Funkhouser
H. Lamp
J. Fiddler
G. Carisle
P. Andeson
Ata
J. Wilkins
B. Yerby
H. Hottle
S. Shendon
J. Merriner
Earl Bunting
Rileys Real Estate
Carload
Celo
Bric
John W
Rosenberger
Braddock St
Kent St
Roy A. Lee
Roger
En Jae
Wits Beene
Clarke Hurler
Gainesboro
Boyce Middletown
Gore
Middletown
Friday Boyce
Ruth Massie Duvalls
Eer
SWIFT
Vigoro
Cushman
Leudogn
Molden Electric Co
Chas. W. Webber
Icker’s Est
Chevrolet
Bickers Motor CO
Prey
Glaize & Bro
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Loudoun St
Omps Funeral Home
Storkely’s Orange Juice
the Food Center
Pine Motor CO
T. G. Adams Elso Station
Loudoun and
Gerrard Streets
West Virginia Ave
Philco Radio
Roy Duvall
B. C. Lineburg
K. T. Orrison
Beltone-Orrison Co
Beltone
American Medical Association
America
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