Windle and Bowman Family Updates from Lebanon Church
W L Windle remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Chester Bowman shows some improvement at his parents’ home. Ralph Hockman and wife moved into an apartment with the Moyers. The Bowman siblings from Springfield and Stephens City visited sister Mrs Clara Keller along with relatives from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hockman
John Moyers
Roy T. Bowman
Patricia Bowman
Springfield, Va
Philip C. Bowman
Beverly Bowman
Stephens City
Clara Keller
Valley Major League Bowling Roundup and High Scores
Keller led a 191 game and 423 set as Valley News fell to Royal Crown Cola in Winchester. Record game figures include Bill Bridgeforth 124 Gordon Nelson 116 Dick Renner 118 Dan Boone 138 and Lando White 130. Rustic Tavern posted a 1703 team set and six straight wins with Artie Kiracofe’s 160 and Ralph Gore’s 390 series. Parkway Grocery swept Hershey Pints in two of three with Red Baker 147 and Troy Rhea 148 leading. Garber's Ice Cream split four games with Eagles Club as Max Butler 150 and Edwin Clevenger 125 fueled the final win.
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Keller
Valley News Five
Royal Crown Cola
Winchester
Bill Bridgeforth
Gordon Nelson
Dick Renner
Dan Boone
Lando White
Rustice Tavern
Perry Construction Co
Artie Kiracofe
Kiracore
Ralph Gore
Fred Yellett
Mickey Perry
Brack
Parkway Grocery
Hershey
Parkway
Red Baker
Troy Rhea
Les Kelter
Bill LaFollette
Eagles
Garber
Kenny Lineburg
Max Butler
Arthur Jenkins
Edwin Clevenger
Virginia Fruit Co. takes first in Evening Star Ladies League
Virginia Fruit Co. swept three games Friday to secure undisputed first place in the Evening Star Ladies League, riding a nine-game win streak. Sue Bailey led with 116 in a 332 series while Odie Yowell added a 121 game for Star Office. GAA No. 1 posted a 561 game and 1538 set, beating Children's Shop three straight.
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Star Office
Virginia Fruit Co
GAA
Hilma Lillis
Dorothy Burke
Ruby Boyd
Opequon Churchmen Hold Meeting Friday at Stephens City
A Friday night meeting of Opequon District pastors and Sunday school workers at Stephens City Methodist Church launched the Go to Sunday School Campaign. Rev. R I Booze outlined the campaign and urged outreach to inactive and nonattending communities. Reports from Epworth Reliance Ridings Chapel Relief Refuge met readiness progress.
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Opequon
Stephens City Methodist Church
R. I. Booze
Lutheran Church
Stephens City
F. Estes Kline
Epworth
W. F. Shipe
Reliance LL. B
W. S. Sargent
Ridings Chapel LL. B
Alfred Rinker
Relief Methodist
Austin W. Conner
Refuge Methodist
C. G. Wilkins
Middletown
Compensation hearings set for counties and cities in Virginia
Officials from counties and cities will present requests to the State Compensation Board the week of October 14. Commonwealth's attorneys, revenue commissioners, treasurers, sheriffs and sergeants appear October 14–17, with city officials October 18. Hearings prepare setting allowances for 1947.
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Richmond
State Compensation Board
Commissioners of the Revenue
DAILY CROSSWORD puzzle clues
Word list for a cross puzzle with numbered across and down clues from 1 to 38. Includes definitions for each entry such as point of law cleansing agent witch head of a monastery willow thrush morsels coarse food for cattle girls name elf Persian myth tellerium river egress burst forth herb contradict suitable coordinating conjunction happy malt beverage article of dress fish Arius pertaining to the aforesaid thing minister house scot S shaped moldings minus conclud es down clues soft woolen cloth friendly ness pastry dishes in of taste willing to obey in bed minute opening having lobes god of wi Norse bog tostroke small telescope Greek letter sequesters shipworms United Nations abbr help distant narrow ways performed a sliding piece Verbal yesterday's answer towing rope omen female deer.
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Arius
United Nations
Red Sox to prep for World Series with AL All-Stars
Boston to stay sharp by facing an American League All-Star team in an exhibition. The piece notes potential crossovers between the St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers and jokes about Dodgers owner Rickey’s promised cars, alongside Pacific Coast tennis updates from San Francisco with Kramer and Brown slated to compete.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Red Sockers
Pete Reiser
Mahatma Rickey
Ranch
San Francisco
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Tom Brown
California
Doping Controls Face Maryland Tracks After HPBA Plea
The Maryland Racing Commission accepted mandatory receiving barns at tracks to curb horse doping, after a four hour HPBA driven talks. The compromise lifts a boycott ahead of Laurel Park’s 25 day meet opening, with the HPBA insisting barns be optional, while the commission takes responsibility for horses housed there.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Racing Commission
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
HPBA
Mississippi
Laurel Park
Tomorow
Rainfall Totals and Averages From 33 Year Period
Rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation at 0.93 inches ending 7 a.m. and September year to date 3.50 inches. Average annual rainfall over 33 years is 36.49 inches. Monthly Indies precipitation for 1913-45 lists values from January 2.49 to December 3.37 inches, with data courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Indies
Winchester Research Laboratory
Handley Grid Schedule Weekend Upsets and Wins
Virginia prep football roundup noting Martinsburg 26 0 over Waynesboro and Covington 54 0 over Greenbrier Military JV. Lexington rallied to beat Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind 20 12. Harrisonburg shut Augusta Military 25 0. Osborne beat Warren County. Waynesboro results pending. Charles Town defeated Romney 33 6. Berkeley Springs crushed Petersburg 26 0. Davis blanked Shepherd 19 0. Handley hosts Waynesboro Friday.
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Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Covington High
Greenbrier Military School
Lexington
Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Harrisonburg
Augusta Military Academy Jaycees
Osborne High School
Manassas
Warren County High School
Staunton
Hot Springs
Clifton Forge
Handley
Charles Town
Romney
Berkeley Springs
Petersburg
Davis Pra
Shepherd College
Justice Dept Reveals Bund Klan Links 1937 to 1941
The Justice Department announced evidence linking the Ku Klux Klan with the German American Bund from 1937 to 1941. An official said the findings show collaboration to foment racial and religious dissension before the war. Government agents uncovered Bund Klan ties and pledged swift prosecution if federal laws were violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dept
Washington
Justice Department
Indians May Leave Reservations at Will
The Office of Indian Affairs says an Indian on a reservation may leave at any time to establish a residence elsewhere. The average U S family numbered 3.76 persons on July 1 1940 and was estimated to decline to about 3.62 by July 1 1946 and to about 3.59 by July 1 1947.
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Office of Indian Affairs
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