First Cooperative Lamb Shipment From Middletown Marked By 129 Head
Sheep producers from Frederick Shenandoah and Warren counties forwarded the season's first Middletown cooperative consignment. The 120 lambs plus a few ewes and a calf totaled 10 633 pounds and were graded by a Richmond division official into blue yellow and fourth grades. Farmers named include Funk Brumback Orndorff White Lillard Garrett Brumback Ksheree Simmons Bond Mrs Mowrey Clem Campbell Brothers and Derflinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Middletown
Baltimore
Mar
Richmond
E. M. Funk
B. O. Brumback
J. A. Orndorff
Marvin White
A. F. Lillard
James Garrett
J. H. Brumback
W. E Ksheree
M. H. Simmons
H. M. Bond
L. B. Mowrey
L. Ai'Clem
Frederick County
Campbell Brothers
Strasburg
Floyd Derflinger
Reliance
Warren County
Ups and Downs In Fifti And Wrestling Games
Fight results from multiple boxing cards last night list winners and outcomes across cities including New York Chicago Houston Los Angeles Newark New Bedford Philadelphia Indianapolis and more. Notables include Johnny Barbara outpointing Tiger Pelon and Dr Dropkick Murphy winning by disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davey Day
Chicago
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Houston
Tex
Johnny Barbara
Tiger Pelon
Los Angeles
Henry Woods
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Johnny Bellus
New Haven
Conn
Johnny Rohrig
Clifton
N. J
White Plains
N. Y
Vinnie Vines
Schenectady
Tommy Ferrara
Mount Vernin
Drew
Newark
Roy Lazer
Paterson
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
New Bedford
Mass
Mike Kaplan
Boston
Ray Napolitano
Brooklyn
Leonard Deeee Eeeee Genie
Eddie Cool
Dropkick Murphy
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Indianapolis
Ind
International Falls
Minn
Frank Sexton
Akron
Do Not Call This Department For Chess Championship Scores
A reader requests that the department not be contacted for scores from the International Chess Championship. The note emphasizes avoiding score inquiries and directs attention to alternative channels or official results.
Spring Rains Help Pastures Improve Conditions
Spring rains in late April and early May have kept pastures in better condition than usual, according to county agent Fred Stine. Ample moisture keeps grass tender aiding fattening lambs and livestock, though surface dries in recent weeks may harm vegetation if rain does not return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stine
Stine
Four Rescue Plans Being Considered
Washington May 24 In the event a diving bell proved inadequate to rescue 59 men aboard the submerged submarine Squalus off the New Hampshire coast naval authorities pinned their hopes on three other rescue plans Weather conditions would affect any plan If the bell could not be attached quickly divers would use water lungs If that failed they would couple airlines to hull valves The last resort would involve eight steel pontoons to lift the submarine Navy tugs towed pontoons toward the scene and were expected to reach by Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Hampshire
Charles B. Momsen
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
County News Briefs From Rosenberger Virginia May Weekend
Sunday guests of William Brewer included several families from Winchester Chambersville and Petersburg. Rosenberger and Shook families were noted visitors. Richard Rosenberger left for New York for summer work. Various locals were listed as visiting or paying calls in the Rosenberger area during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
William Brewer
Bessie Lonas
Maud Brewer
Maynard Brewer
Clyde Keckley
Winchester
Raymond Bradfield
Betty Lou
L. Rosier
Colleen
Chambersville
Floyd Brewer
Ernest J. Shook
Petersburg
W. Va
William Rosenberger
C. M. Rosenberger
Richard Rosenberger
New York
Ida Good
Lora Good
J. B. Snapp
Sarah Nazelrodt
Omer Malone
Joseph Frye
Mr. Brannon
Hays Dyke
Lynwood Brannon
Nora Frye
Guy Prye
Local visitors shuttle between Reliance and Amesa
Mrs C E Cooley and Mrs W O Cooley of Washington DC visited relatives in Reliance Friday and Saturday. Others including Thelma Hyde and Cecil Bowen hosted gatherings. Mary Baker was May queen at Dayton May Day program. repairs at Front Royal school underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
C. E. Cooley
W. O. Cooley
Washington, D. C
C. C. Bowen
B. F. Cooley
Thelma Hyde
Cecil
Franklin
Amesa
R. E. Weirich
Helen Lee
A. M. Dyke
H. E. Grover
Helen
Jeannette Bowen
William Stickley
Fred Willey
C. H. Lakey
Jimmy
Washington
R. R. Stickley
Louise Stickley
Dayton
Mary C. Baker
Ray Werrick
Front Royal
Mary
Mildred
Norma Sue Judy
J. F. Judy
Lee Hunt
Herbert Cummins
Wiscoe
Www
North Mountain Notes Show Rain Blessing Local Fields
May 24 North Mountain Virginia report notes good rain on Saturday. Ida Good of Winchester visited relatives. William Ashwood of Ridgeway West Virginia spent Friday with the Snapps. Winchester guests dined with the Brewers. Families from Forest Glen Maryland and Hayfield Virginia attended Mrs. C H Kincade’s funeral at Mellboro Bath County. Mrs. R L Long’s sudden death shocked locals. Cordelia White improves after weeks under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
Ida Good
Winchester
William Ashwood
Ridgeway
W. Va
J. B. Snapp
C. J. Keckley
William Brewer
Minor Snapp
Elwood and
Garland
Forest Glen
Hayfield
C. H. Kincade
Méillboro
Bath County
R. L. Long
Cordelia White
Brucetown to Host Strawberry Fete and Church Events
Brucetown Virginia May 24 strawberry fete planned on the church lawn Friday June second with strawberry ice cream and cake to raise funds for the parsonage. Children's Day services set for Brucetown Church Sunday evening June 11. Local residents include Conrad Royston at Winchester Memorial Hospital and visits among Reed, Whitacre, Tharpe, Boden, Foster, Wilson, Triggs, Jill, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Conrad Royston
Winchester Mémorial Hospital
Lester Reed
Welltown
Andy Whitacre
Will di
Martinsburg
W. Va
S. Ernest Tharpe
Charles Tharpe
Jack Boden
Shiley Foster
Per York
George Wilson
Brucetown School
White Post
Paul Triggs
Sun
Wesley Jill
Baltimore
Winchester rector and grandson visit Royston home
Rev. W. O. Talbert and his grandson called at the Royston home on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Talbert
Winchester
Royston
Local notes on Hogue Creek residents and visitors
Mrs S T Larrick remains ill though sometimes improved. Harry Larrick and relatives return from Newport News and visit Aunt Ella Bowman. Neighbors and kin, including Brengle, Clowser, White and McFarland families, stop by or travel to Brunswick Frederick Md Hagerstown Md Winchester for illness and services. Community mourns the sudden death of Mrs Mary Long as visitors call on ill acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
S. T. Larrick
Harry Larrick
Larrick
E. E. Brengle
Brunswick
Fredericksburg
Hagerstown
Newport News
L. M. Larrick
Ella Bowman
Newton Cather
Charles Brown
Ollie Clowser
Luther McFarland
Scott White
Nancy Foster
Luna
Cleve Marple
Freemont
Edwin Smith
Redmyer
Maryland
Winchester
Clarence Carr
Carr
Mary Long
Rudolph
Lesley Anderson
Julian Larrick
W. H. Clowser
Marple
William Cooper
Protest Invasion By Kentuckians
Richmond May 24 Col W M Kemper said Governor Price had not acted after receiving a telegram from miners or individuals asking by what authority Kentucky National Guardsmen crossed the Virginia line in Lee County He added no official information from Virginia law enforcement confirmed trespass and the claim may be rumor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Col. W. M. Kemper
Price
Kentucky National
Virginia
Lee County
Berryville High School Graduation Set for June 5
Berryville Virginia May 24 forty one seniors will graduate from Berryville High School the largest class in history. Class night is June 2 at 8 p m and graduation will be Monday June 5 at 8 p m Grace Episcopal Church will host the baccalaureate sermon June 4 with Canon G Freel and Peter preaching. The senior gift is an electric bell system for the clock to ring hourly during class periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Berryville
Berryville High School
Canon G. Freel
Peter
Grace Episcopal Church
Joseph Denby
Denny
Cooley
Verta Racer
Irene Trussell
Joe Harris
Kitty Polhamus
Oscar Ham
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Braddock St
Toronto
Callander
Marie
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Small Loan
East Boscawen St
G. Freeland Peter
Franz
LaSalle
Boston Bees
Henry A. Wallace
E. D. Vaughn
Presbyterian Church
Ritter
Dorothy Alexander
Joe Denny
D. G. Cooley
Archie F. Robertson
Clarke Schools
Margaretta Buckner
Ralph Ware
W. O. Luttrell
Wil
Ural
Norge
Zi Fx
Hable
S. Braddock
C. J. Brumback
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