Three Teams Lead Victory Loop Standings
Victory Loop standings show three teams tied for first with 9 wins and 3 losses: American Tea Co, Royal Crown Cola, and Worth Va Power Co. Individual scores list Jess Kiracofe 157, Raymond Baker 142, Lee Ressigui 140. Team totals include Royal Crown Cola 598 in team game and 1 677 in team set. Rustic Tavern 569 and 1 614. Virginia State Guard 1 601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Kirasofe
Raymond Baker
Lee Ressiguie
Jess Kiracofe
Royal Crown Cola
Rustic Tavern
Virginia State Guard
Worth's Extend Lead In Evening Star League
The Evening Star Ladies Bowling League finished its twelfth game with Worth's team dominating at eleven wins while G. A. A. trailed with nine and Star Office and Junior Women's Club tied at seven. Readouts show high game by Boyd of G. A. A. 126 and Ritter of Jr Women 125, with Worth's 116.
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Evening Star Ladies Bowling League
Worth
Star Office
W. L. Worth
CA. Aj
Ween Saaies
Ode
Beta Sigma Phi
O'Sullivan
Royal Crown
Boyd
Ritter, Jr
Schneider
Worth’s
Hann, Jr
Bell Clothes
Worths
Weavers Still Undefeated In Va Wool Loop
The Weavers remain undefeated in the Virginia Woolen League standings. Individual game totals show Patton at 143 and Trenary at 118 with Clowser 115. Team marks list All Stars 528 and Weavers 523 in team games while All Stars lead 1,510 to the Weavers 1,482 in team sets.
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W. L. VE
C.sccctee
Crecaeseoss
Patton
Trenary
Clowser
Lake
Anderson
All Stars
Weavers
Makes Appeal To Prevent Fires
Lee Brown of the Sarah Zane Fire Company promotes Fire Prevention Week from October 8 to 14. He warns fires cause extensive property loss and fatalities and urges cleaning rubbish, using fire resistant roofing, fixing heating equipment, and equipping homes with extinguishers.
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Lee Brown
Sarah Zane Fire Company
America
Across The Headpin Leads Tight Bowling Night
Three teams led the league with nine wins after twelve starts American Tea Co Northern Virginia Power Co and Royal Crown Cola. Royal Crown posted a season high 1677 team set with notable scores from Brideforth White Boone Johnson and Ressiguie. Perry Construction Co won the roll off against Northern Va Power Co to break their share of first place. Virginia State Guard delivered 1601 on the night defeating Rustic Tavern in a three game set highlighted by Lutz Kiracore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tea Co
Northern Virginia Power Co
Royal Crown Cola
Royal Crowners
Bill Brideforth
Lando White
Dan Boone
Abner Johnson
Lee Hessiguie
Ressiguie
Royal Crown
Perry Construction Co
Northern Va. Power Co
Virginia State Guard
Rustic Tavern
Raymond Baker
Ralph Gore
Jess Kiracore
USG
Ike Allamong
George Lutz
Lutz
Poisoning of Dogs and Cats Reported in City
An official from the local SPCA said several dogs and cats have been poisoned in various city areas. Most injuries were not intentional, likely poison intended for rats. People placing rat poison were urged to keep it away from pets and cover garbage to avoid contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Corcoran Art Collection Vault Move Explained
Mr. C Powell Minnegerode of the Corcoran Gallery spoke to students about safeguarding their priceless works since Pearl Harbor. A vault with a steel coded lock preserved Rembrandt originals and other items. films of works were shown, and the collection is now back near the Capitol as danger from air attack subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Powell Minnegerode
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Rembrandt
Senior Interview: Jean of Handley Brats and Booster Club
Jean, a likable Handley president of the Brats, has been at Handley since eighth grade and serves in the General Organization and Booster Club. She will be graphic editor of the 1945 Handlian and has played on many teams, winning the badminton doubles championship last year. Jean is in the Academic Course and plans Berea College after graduation, with a record suggesting future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Berea College
Kentucky
Handley
Mrs Thresh's advisory group pays full Red Cross dues
A notice reports Mrs. Thresh's advisory group as the first to pay 100 percent Red Cross dues in full. The item notes collective charity effort and recognition for timely donations within the community.
Berryville Tops Hedgesville In Six Man Thriller
Berryville defeats Hedgesville 30 to 28 on Clarke County field in a six man football contest. Key plays include Bodenschatz to Jenkins, Wisecarver extra points, and a late 30 yard run by Wisecarver with Kilmer kick. Berryville shows early offense and solid defense as both teams adapt to six man rules.
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Berryville
Hedgesville
Clarke County
Bodenschatz
Jenkins
Wisecarver
Eversole
Milleson - Bodenschatz
Millesone
Kilmer
Grove
Berlin
Handley Students Vote War Stamps for Schools at War Flag
Handley aims for 90 percent student stamp purchases to qualify for the Schools at War flag and to sponsor an Amphibian Duck army item costing 8275 dollars. Campaign ends December 7 Pearl Harbor Day with a “Mission Accomplished” goal if stamps and bonds cover the cost. voters urged to buy stamps weekly from October 9 to November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Pearl Harbor
Sidelines Rally Spurs Warren County Football Triumph
A crowd of about a hundred marched from Main Street to the stadium with band and posters. The rally inspired the team to a Duke game victory with three touchdowns as fans and alumni including Helen Blosser Yvonne Pierce Colleen Cather Crisman and Mary Margaret Everhart cheered along.
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Main Street
Duke
Hough
Cather
Hurst
Jack Butler
Adelaide
Helen Blosser
Yvonne Pierce
Colleen Cather Crisman
Mary Margaret Everhart
Bill Way
Bo Fansler
Jesse Kiracofe
Dick Reigns as Co Captain of Our Football Team
Dick serves as co captain this year. Huff, right tackle, opens holes for our backs and has played since seventh grade. He is 185 pounds and 5 ft 10 in with jersey number 63. Handley is 16, a junior, and will be with us next year.
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Huff
Handley
Talk on Can Animals Think by Circus Expert Al Briddy
Tuesday assembly featured Al Briddy former Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey enjoining students with insights from his circus life. He described years under the Big Tops training and handling wild animals including Ruth the 67 year old elephant and offered examples of animal thinking. The talk concluded with a humorous question prompt What do you think and notes on a weeklong room usage indicator.
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al Briddy
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Carl Hagenbeck
Big Tops
Ruth
Mr. Briddy
Boy's Monogram Club Elects Officers
The Boy's Monogram Club held its first meeting of the year on Thursday October 5. Officers elected were President Donald Cochran Vice-President Bruce Lovett and Secretary Treasurer Alton Powell. Executive Committee includes these three officers and Clarence Hoover. Intra mural lettermen may sit in on meetings but cannot vote.
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Monogram Club
Donald Cochran
Bruce Lovett
Alton Powell
Clarence Hoover
Blueprint for United Nations Peace Organization Machinery
The Dumbarton Oaks plan outlines a general organization named the United Nations with a General Assembly and a Security Council of eleven members including the United States Britain Russia and France. It proposes an International Court of Justice and an Economic and Social Council of eighteen members with a Military Staff Committee and questions about headquarters and the fate of the League of Nations.
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United Nation
United States
General Assembly
Security Council
Britain
Russia
France
Assembly
International Court
International Court of Justice
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
Holland
Economic and Social Council
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
Geneva
Leaping Hearts and Quiet Crushes In Local Gossip
Neighborhood notes recount Sunday reunions and flings as Ginny Fay and Bunny enjoyed a pleasant day. Thornton and Baker remain linked while Libby Carr receives letters from Hugh. Strand of romances touches Imogené, Helen, JoAnn, Pete, and others with playful curiosity.
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Chilluns
Ginny Fay
Bunny
Thornton-Baker
Libby Carr
Hugh
Striker
Pete
Jimmy Whiting
Helen MacLaughlin
JoAnn
Bobby Smith
Merchant Marine
Imogené
Anne Beverly
Betty Stuart
Bunney Guard
Berlyn Moore
Betty Baker
Louis Patton
Harold
Jean
Salty Hoover Leads Team With Scoring Drive
Full back Salty Hoover, captain and six feet tall, has tallied two touchdowns this year. At 165 pounds and with three years of football experience he is a standout, and when number 61 has the ball a touchdown seems sure.
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Salty Hoover
Handley
Gas Black Market Breaks in Richmond
A federal grand jury indicted John D. Chandler chief of the City Bureau of Weights and Measures and six others for conspiracy to violate gasoline rationing laws. The case alleges theft of ration coupons totaling between 1 and 2 million gallons. All defendants released on bond pending trial within months.
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Richmond
United States District Court
Post Office
John D. Chandler
City Bureau of Weights and Measures
Hugh K. Green
Winchester
OPA
Chandler
James Benjamin
Ben” Parker
Maple Lane
Olfie I. Gorman
Twenty-fifth St
Herbert G. Lonas
Grove Ave
John Gray Hawkins
Twenty-third St
Austin Charles Price
Richmond-Henrico Turnpike
Denzil Robert Smith
Hanover Ave
Oo. D. Garton
Richmond Detective Bureau
Dyke Heads to Air Corps After Long School Career
Dyke, noted for curly hair and green eyes, joins the Boys Monogram Club and has competed in multiple sports since eighth grade. He leaves for the Air Corps on the nineteenth of this month, ending a long school career and prompting well wishes for his future.
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Boys Monogram Club
Duke
Sam
Air Corps
Charles Stewart Struck by Car Near Hayfield
Charles Harry Stewart was struck by a car at 1:45 Sunday morning while walking west of Hayfield. He was dragged briefly but escaped with bruises and cuts. James Vance of Wardensville WV drove the car and left the scene waiting for a passing soldier to return Stewart to the City Hotel. He was taken to the hospital and was resting more comfortably Monday morning.
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Charles Harry Stewart
Hayfield
Whitacre
Stewart
James Vance
Wardensville
W. V
Hurricanes, frequency unchanged by reporting gains
There is good evidence that West Indian hurricane frequency has not changed materially. The apparent rise is due to better reporting facilities.
Best Loved Stories For Children
Promotes a 92 page collection of classic children stories and verses for young readers. Includes riddles paper folding scrambled names and other activities. Aimed at entertaining youngsters with familiar tales and games. Ten cents postpaid from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau 316 Eye St NE Washington DC.
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Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
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L Worth
Power Co
Perry Coast. Co
Elliott Motor Lines
Va. State Guard
Hanover Poultry
American Tea
Perry Construction
Virginia Power Co
Russo
Elliott Motor
Lions
Woolen CO
Ashley’s Coal and Ood Yard
E. Cork St
Frederick Walton
Pal
Ceeler
Tor
Sarah Zane
Miller’s
Garland Spillman
Prop
Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Jean Elizabeth Butler
Chapman Motor CO
Boscawen St
Warren County
Dick Huff
Defense
Carper
Finkelstein
Toe
Hyatt
Snider
DeHart
Gatrabrandt
Perry
Solen
Berger
Ise Carver
Thresh
Boy’s Monogram Club
United Nations Peace Organization
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Hill Top Hotel
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Snooper
Scoop
Wilbur Dyke
Charles Stewart
Cumberland
Maryland
Flagg
Meader
Pudat Tey
Flagg Ips
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B&o
Altimore & Ohio Railroad
Oweceewee
Hos
Washington D.C
Vicks
Droge
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