Top Bowling Awards At Armory Banquet Last Night
Bowling awards were given at the Health Center Being Leagues banquet in the Winchester Armory. The Evening Star trophy went to Parening Star Ladies League winners, with individual trophies awarded in A, C and Evening Star divisions. Notable honors included high averages by Leo Kelter and high games by Bill Bradley and Billy Glascock among several league trophies.
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Nquet
Winchester Armory
Evening Star
Star Ladies League
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Boncutter Tire Company
Jack Jones
Russell
Bayliss
Julian Buncutter
Jack Boyd
Richard Buncuteter
Micky Perry
O'Sullivan Plant
Woody Glaize
Lomas
Coffelt
Alder
Miller
Cadwallader
Leo Kelter
Bud Miller
Bill Bradley
Buncutter
Edwin Treven‘cer
Keith Ritter
Turk Winkfield
Ernie Stewart
League
Everette Holsinger
Bobby Lee
Oscar Zigler
Death of Leo Herrell reported from Bremerton Washington
Word of the death of Leo Herrell in Bremerton Washington arrives. The body will reach this city Monday and rest at Kurtz Funeral Home 21 S Loudoun Bt. Final arrangements await arrival of relatives.
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Leo Herrell
Bremertown
Washington
Kurtz
S. Loudoun
Doctors to Aid Bloodmobile at Winchester Memorial
Winchester Memorial Hospital staff voted unanimously to support Red Crows Bloodmobile by attending each Blood Donor Clinic to examine prospective donors. Dr. A. T. Hawthorne presided at the regular meeting held last week at the hospital. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit on June 2.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Red Crows
A. T. Hawthorne
Red Cross
Annual Fillmore and Colonel Bogey on Parade Concert
Alford reviews marches and counter-marches in a medley including The Blue and Grey Patrol. Powerhouse winds up the program with a modern fan favorite while Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Waltz pleases classical listeners. The 67 piece band with 16 seniors has practiced long hours for tonight’s concert. Tickets at the door cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
Answers to Page 4 Quiz Questions Revealed
Below are the correct responses: 1 Bird 2 $100 3 French 4 Briges Stadium 5 Georgia 6 Frances Folsom 7 San Francisco 8 In 1928 9 Older 10 Theodore Roosevelt's administration.
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Bird
Briges Stadium
Georgia
Frances Folsom
San Francisco
Older
Theodore Roosevelt
Daily Crossword Train 16 Ever and more
Crossword clues and partial answers fill a dense page segment. Readers scan for words matching hints from across religion to geography while noting theme entries and light humor in the puzzle column.
Run Over By Auto Man Is Uninjured
Gordon Hildebrand of Clearbrook was knocked down on Route 11 near the railroad tracks by a 1946 Chevrolet driven by Bruce McDonald of 410 S Cameron St. He escaped with minor cuts after hospital treatment and release. McDonald faces reckless driving charges, saying he may have dozed at the wheel.
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Gordon Hildebrand
Clearbrook
J H. Smith
Hildebrand
Bruce McDonald
S. Cameron St
New York Bank Robbery Ends With Medical Cash Promise
Anne Myers a 34 year old New York mother robbed the Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co branch using a toy public safety item to demand 400 dollars for an operation. An apparent nightclub owner pledged to cover medical expenses and hire her after the hospital stay as she faced three charges. She spent minutes in the bank and four blocks chased before capture.
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New York
Anne Myers
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co
Jasper and Battaile Lead Lions at Virginia Beach Convention
Robert Jasper president of the Lions Club and William Battaile past president are among members attending the Lions International State convention at the Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach. Others include Wayne Omps Gene Lakers and several local couples.
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Robert Jasper
The
Lions Club
William Battaile
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
Wayne Omps
Gene Lakers
Cecil Adams
Baker Soper
Robert Smith
Chester Hobart
C. F. Schenck
Llewellyn Jackson
May 24 to June 14 Auction Listings in Stephens City area
Local sales directory lists multiple auctions from May 24 to June 14 across Stephens City Gerrardstown and nearby towns. Items include real estate antiques furniture livestock dairy equipment grocery stock and personal property with auctioneers Roy P. Duvall Byron Brumback and Chas. R. Duvall coordinating at various venues and times.
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C . Yancey
Stephens City
Roy P. Duvall
William Lawrence Lindamood
Byron Brumback
T.delle Victor Farms
Ransom
W. Va
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
Virginia Aberdeen Angus Association
Keightly T. Wilson
Gerrardstown
Ralph PF
Beaver
Winchester
Front Royal Rd
W. Strong Lewis & Chas
R. Duvall
Carroll Bush
Crowser
Clark St
Duvalls
Albert C. Lacy
Mt. Williams
Chas. R. Duvall
E. H
Woore
Clearbrook
Rt. 11
Bridges Challenge Truman on Seizure Powe rs
House Judiciary Committee to vote on a bill declaring the President has no inherent constitutional power to seize private property. Sponsored by Rep. Pickett and tied to Truman's steel mill seizure. Oregon senator Morse supports the President while Bridges argues otherwise. the measure aims to bar wage and price controls in seized plants and void post April 1 government actions.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Rep. Pickett
Dtex
Truman
Supreme Court
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Sen. Morse
R-Ore
Oregon
Subcommittee
Executive Branch
Brown Lecture Draws Small Audience at Handley School
John Mason Brown, famed author and critic, spoke on Seeing Things at Handley School Auditorium. He advised a three step reader strategy: skim reviews first, then read or see, then read the review again to confirm one’s own view. He offered a comprehensive if cautious critique of recent books and plays.
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John Mason Brown
Handley School
Mr. Brown
Brown
Author Jones Speaks on Mosby History Tonight
Members of the Winchester Frederick County Historical Society and the public meet at the Old Stone Presbyterian Church at 8 pm to hear W. C. Jones discuss Mosby history. Jones, manager of Curtis Publishing Washington office, is brother of John W. Jones of the city.
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Winchester - Frederick County
How a Hawk Soars Without Flapping Its Wings
The hawk rises without flapping by using an ascending air current, a force similar to a kite being flown. A gull riding a ship’s side is a good example of this soaring behavior.
Acheson in West Germany for Peace Contract Signing
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in Bonn to sign the West German peace treaty and confer with Britain and France. Chancellor Adenauer secured a coalition majority to block a Socialist bid for a full debate before the signing on Monday.
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Bonn
U. 8
Dean Acheson
Konrad Adenauer
Acheson
Washington
Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
West Europe
Bundestag
Mrs. Ellan S. Lockhart Dies at 76 in Winchester
Mrs. Ellan S. Lockhart 76 wife of Meredith Lockhart of 14 Richards Ave died yesterday at 3 PM at Winchester Memorial Hospital after three weeks as patient. She born April 5 1876 near Trone Frederick County daughter of Elias and Margaret LaFollette. Survived by husband four daughters son sister seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 2 PM Omps Funeral Home with Dr. William Archer Wright and Rev. Robert A Whitten. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers nephews J Orndorff and others.
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Ellan S. Lockhart
Meredith Lockhart
Richards Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Trone
Elias
Margaret Giffin LaFollette
Braddock Street
Stella VanCamp
Earl Clark
Ralph Crisman
Eva Lockhart
Winchester
Robert Lockhart
J. H. Orndorff
Stephens City
Omps
William Archer Wright
Robert A Whitten
Mt. Hebron
Russell Orndorff
Leslie Orndorff
Melvin LaFollette
Ray LaFollette
Harry LaFollette
Omps Funeral Home
Tomorrow Marks Ninth Rock Enon Day For Scouts
Ray Gott, chairman of the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts camping committee, announces tomorrow is the 9th Rock Enon Day. Families of Scouts gather at Rock Enon to clean and ready the camp with six projects including installing tent platforms and clearing brush, plus a survey to assess progress and plan next year. The three year camp building program includes a new dining hall this summer and a future lake, year round troop lodge, and additional campsites.
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Ray Gott
Front Royal
Shenandoah Area
B. A. Poland
Martinsburg
Waves Need Officers Says Navy Recruiter
Chief Long, Navy recruiter, announced a growing need for Wave officers with hundreds of open positions. Chief Lane adds that college graduates can best apply their learning as Wave officers and directs inquiries to the Naval Recruiting station in the Post Office Building or phone 4201.
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Long
Navy
Lane
U. S. Naval Recruiting Station
Hymns in Music and Story at Jubilee Church Sunday
Jubilee Church on Front Royal road hosts a 7 30 p m program of hymns in music and story Sunday evening. The event is sponsored by the Young People's Choir and the Junior Choir under Miss Thelma Halde man. A free will offering supports the church remodeling building fund now underway.
James Wood Adds Coaching Role to History Duties
James Wood this year coaches alongside teaching history, with Mr. Koontz noted as a physical education major at the time, indicating ongoing staff qualifications and school priorities.
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Koontz
Dress pattern R47715 for teens with capelet and dirnd skirt
Advertisement for pattern R47715 Teenage Sizes 10 12 M4 16. Size 12 requires 3 3 4 yards 35 inch fabric with belt. Features gingham and white pique, icy white buttons, frosty capelet. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Include name address size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Shepherd College Plans Changes in Coaching Staff
Shepherd College will relieve a faculty member of other teaching duties to focus on physical education. Archie Manuel of Warren County will join the staff as a physical education teacher and science assistant. James Wood opens the season against Harrisonburg on September 12. Mr. Mathews and Mr. Koonts replace Coaches McCarran and Shemelya, with Shemelya returning to Kentucky and McCarran undecided on his plans.
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James Wood
Harrisonburg
Mathews
Koonts
William McCarran
Edward Shemelya
Shemelyla
Kentucky
McCarran
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Evan Creswell
Artie Kiracofe
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Lichliter
Roxie Hockman
Carr Publish
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Arthur Golightly
Billy Glascock
Garland Brown
John Siler
Charles Minghini
Ague
Jim Shuttleworth
Evening Star Ladies League
Frances Crisman
Ruby Boyd
Martha Rees
Lucille Sencindiver
Hilma Lillis
Dorothy Turlotson
Ladies Commercial League
Bailey's Market
Ann McKee
Hilda Johnson
Pegey McKee
Betty Kiracofe
Martha Kiracoffe
Heatwole Motors
Virginia Vance
Virginia Renner
Mary Hawk
Virginia Fox
Betty Cline
Helen Ritter
Commercial Ladies League
Betty Ryan
Jones Finer
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
S. Braddock St
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