Randolph Macon Academy class of 1935 diplomas list
A list from Front Royal Virginia names Randolph Macon Academy graduates in the class of 1935. The roll includes students from multiple states and two foreign countries, with home towns such as Macclesfield North Carolina Philadelphia Pennsylvania Bedford Virginia and others. Among the seniors are Carl Atkinson Porter Louis Austin William Banks Howard Basile John Bernard Bernard Brewer George Brown Thomas Ewing Samuel Gregory Emmett Durham and many more.
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Front Royal
Randolphn Academy
Middle West
Carl Frank Atkinson
Macclesfield
N. C
Porter Louis Austin
Philadelphia
William McGowan Banks
Raleigh
W. V2
Howard Francis Basile
Dure
John Bruce Bernard
Bedford
Bernard Webster Brewer
Norfolk
George Warren Brown
Winsted
Conn
Thomas Stullen Camden
Lynchburg
Robert Everett Davis
Pearisburg
Emmett Howe Durham
Wilmington
James Arthur Ewing
Youngstown
Samuel Stone Gregory
Java
Oliver Youns Harris, Jr
Baltimore
Edward Michael . Hauser
Glenside
Gerald Sommers Holstein
Ashland
Jesse Wade Hurley
Troy
Franklin Strother Jenkins
Culpeper
Rufus Waldo King
N.C
Rives Maupin Lamb
Alexandria
James Hamilton Lewis
Lincoln
Walter Henry Lohman, Jr
Des Moines Va
George Lawrence McCormick, Jr
Beaver Falls
Lyle Charles McFall
John Edwin c Wade
Pittsburgh
Pranker Mears
Pocomoke City
Claud Wilson Miller
New Bern
William Lend Olsen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sam Robertson
Clayton
Herbert Stewart Roesler
Bayard
James Logan Schreiber
John Pearce Seaborn
Victoria
Carl Frey Seaman
Wilbur Thaxter Smith
Washington, D. C
William Arthur Smith
Waldorf
John Theodore Stansbury
Pikesville
James Lee Thacker
Disputanta
Francis Marion Watson, Jr
Fremont
Richard Nathaniel Whiting
Laurence Hale Wood
Stuart
All-Stars Open Shen-Valley League Play In June
Front Royal All-Stars host Heurich Brewing Company of Washington in the Shenandoah Valley League opener on June 9. The June and July schedule lists multiple matchups among Front Royal Harrisonburg Culpeper Charlottesville Orange and Heurich with numerous doubleheaders.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Heurich Brewing Company
Washington, D. C
Heurich Brewers Schedule Across Counties Note
Heurich Brewers play all games away from home with a loop schedule: 10 Culpeper at Front Royal, 11 Heurich at Orange, 12 Charlottesville at Harrisonburg, 13 Orange at Front Royal and Heurich at Harrisonburg, Culpeper at Front Royal, Culpeper at Orange, 16 Heurich at Culpeper, 17 Charlottesville at Front Royal, 18 Front Royal at Orange, 20 Heurich at Harrisonburg, 21 Harrisonburg at Charlottesville and Heurich at Orange.
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Heuriah
Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Culpeper
Charlottesville
Orange
Heurich
Heurich Brewers
No Fear of Snakes The Animals That Kill Venomous Snakes
The mongoose of Africa the hedgehog and the pig are listed among animals that can kill and eat snakes without being harmed by their venom. These creatures resist snake bites and prey on serpents, illustrating predator adaptations in nature.
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Africa
Flower Show Set for June 6 at Warren County High School
The Garden Club of Warren County will hold its annual Flower Show on Thursday June 6 in the Warren County High School auditorium from 2 30 to 9 00 pm Entry is free this year and a birth bath prize will be awarded to the admission ticket holder whose number is drawn People need not be present at the drawing to win The notice lists committees for Refreshments publicity schedule exhibition decorations and supplies
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Front Royal
Garden Club
Warren County
Warren County High School
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County social items note visits by Colgate Darden and A Willis Robertson party hosted by Senator Aubrey Weaver. Highlights include Warren County high school commencement dance, Junior-Senior prom, local preaching by George Lauck, and various residents and travelers planning returns and relocations.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Colgate Darden
Norfolk
A. Willis Robertson
Aubrey G. Weaver
Local Show Committee Names Judges and Prizes
The article lists prizes and participants for a local show with names including Mrs. W. E. Carson and Mrs. H. 8. Wagner. It notes plant sale organizers and ticket coordinators, and names the judging committee as Mrs. Harold W. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Harnsberger, Mrs. Frank Gibb, and Mrs. W. W. Whiteside.
County Finals Here Tomorrow
FRONT ROYAL May 24 officials and students finalize plans for Warren County Schools annual commencement to be held here tomorrow. More than 1 700 pupils and nearly 60 teachers will parade.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Front Royal Seeks Municipal Band Tonight Meeting
Town Manager L. B. Dutrow urged citizens to attend tonight at 8 in the Warren County Courthouse courtroom to discuss forming a municipal band for Front Royal.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
Warren County
Graduates To Be Guests Tonight At Rotary Meeting
The Front Royal Rotary Club hosts Waren County High School graduates at 6 30 this evening at the Afton Inn. Guest speaker is William W Glass of Winchester.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Rotary Club
Waren County High School
Afton Inn
William W. Glass
Winchester
Local Market Prices for Flour and Feeds
Local wholesale market prices list patent and cracked flour bags by weight, with 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bag rates. corn meal and egg mash prices shown. miscellaneous feeds and dairy items noted with placeholder garbled text. Prices per barrel and per 100 pounds provided for multiple items.
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The
Star
ORME
Mweae
Deacons
Accedes
Local Market Prices for Livestock and Feed Goods
The listing shows prices for cows steers lambs veal and hogs with spring weights and various feed items. It also includes local retail market rates for butter corn feed and mixed feed and notes bag sizes and per barrel costs for different products.
Skeet and Gun Club To Meet This Evening
The Winchester Skeet and Gun Club will meet at 8 oclock this evening at the office of R T Jones and Company on South Louodoun Street. All interested are invited to attend the decision on grounds for the club shoot to be conducted.
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Winchester Skeet and Gun Club
R. T. Jones and Company
South Loudoun Street
Lack Of Stamps Stops Petition For Bonus Bill
A petition in support of the Patman bonus bill, signed by about 870 people, was sent to Washington by A. Lee Coble, Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. It never reached the Senate and was returned for lack of proper postage.
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Washington
A. Lee Coble
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Senate
Stock Market Mixed After Veto Fade In May
May 24 New York stocks showed divergent trends with bullish mood largely intact. Bonds rose while grains and cotton faced profit taking. sterling rose to $4.93 1/2 and the franc held at 6.58 3/4 cents as a broad list of closing prices included Allied Chemical 149 1/2 and U S Steel 34 3/4.
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New York
Paris
London
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain price quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Chicago and Baltimore grain prices listed for May 24. Wheat quotes include May July and Sept futures with changes. Corn oats rye and barley prices shown along with lard bellies and cash grain bids.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Livestock And Produce Markets Baltimore and Philadelphia Note
Market report from Baltimore May 24 shows cattle steady with steers 6.50 to 11.50 and cows 3.50 to 8.00. calves 5.50 to 10.00. hogs 10.15 to 10.60 for various weights. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 6.00 to 10.25. Philadelphia reports dressed poultry unchanged and eggs firm with U S extras at 27 1 2 to 29 cents and standards 24 1 2 to 26 1 2.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
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All-Stars
Heurich Brewing
Rudacille
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Muggs McGinnis
Gwen His
King
Belogia
RIVE
Thenre
Mary JO
Manick
Leré
Central Press Association, Inc
By Wally Bishop
W. E. Carson
Harold Smith
James Higgins
I. O. Kibker
A. C. Carson
L. F. Fransbrough
T. S. Melton
John Downing
B. F. Browne
Selina LeHew
F. R
Edgar Rohr
Manassas
Julian N. Major
George Lauck
Theological Seminary At
Episcopal Church
Arthur Kresge
Mary Wine
Forestville
Winer
Bob” Willis
Bob
Richmond
Johnston’s Jewelry Store
Venable’s Drug Store
Epard’s
East Main Street
Woodstock
Skeet and Gun Club
Ou Ane
Viking
E. Boscawen St
ST. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Capitol Greyhound
Louisville Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Denver
Kansas City
Greyhound Bus Depot
N. Braddock St
Cokitt
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