Handley-Lexington Battle Ends In Tie 13-13
The Handley and Lexington high school teams battled to a 13-13 tie after a dramatic comeback by the Judges. Lexington led 13-0 in the first half on two passing scores, with Handley replying in the second half on a Wolverton rushing TD and a Lamb extra point. A late Handley drive stalled after a failed extra point. Twenty-five point surrounds and listed players noted include Wolverton Semples Lamb and Sempeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Lexington
Lake
Salvation Army Names Capt. Wyatt And Wife To Lead Local Corps
Capt. B. D. Wyatt and his wife are assigned to head the local Salvation Army corps replacing Capt. Clyde Koon who arrived in 1944 and is on sick leave. The couple, eight year officers, previously served in Hagerstown Baltimore Martinsburg and Weirton after training in Atlanta. Mrs. Wyatt hails from Baltimore and both have ties to Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Wyatt
Salvation Army
Burl D. Wyatt
Weirton
W. Va
Clyde Koon
Koon
Cambridge, Md
Wyatt
Atlanta, Ga
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Capt. Wyatt
Houston
Texas
Berryville Takes Lead In District Football Race
Berryville high school moved into first place in District L football with a 12 6 win over New Market. Jimmy Feagans scored both Berryville touchdowns, one on a pass from Locke and the other from two yards as Berryville built a 12 point first half lead. New Market’s score came late in the game on an aerial drive and one yard line plunge. Feagans played through a leg injury, and Berryville defense held after early drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
New Market
Stephens City
Woodstock
Clarke County
Jimmy Feagans
Locke
Lacy Bray
Feagans
New Markets
Beryville
Chester Rockwell
Aver
Billy Feagans
Asbury
Ryville
Bray
Smallwood
Collis
Farm sale at Jos. Barton farm near Kernstown
Sale of personal property at the Jos. Barton farm near Kernstown four miles south of Winchester along Route 11. Conducted at the seller's home with no reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Barton Farm
Kernstown
Winchester
Mrs Lulu Beeler Dies at Home in Winchester
Mrs Lulu Beeler 67 widow of Charles Beeler died last night at 203 North Kent Street after several weeks illness. She was born June 27 1880 in Loudoun County. Four children survive William Ira Beeler Camden New Jersey daughter Lillie Mills Winchester Emma Ramey Winchester two sisters Annie Jarmins Leesburg Frances Ware Paris and brother Eddie Darnell Front Royal. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m Omps Funeral Home to Seventh Day Adventist Church Virginia Ave rites 2 p m Rev C M Gruesbeck. Interment Payne's Chapel Cemetery Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Beeler
Charles Beeler
N. Kent St
William and
Elizabeth Trout Darnell
Loudoun County
William
Ira Beeler
Winchester
Lillie Mills
Camden
N. J
Emma Ramey
Annie Vjarmins
Leesburg
Frances Ware
Paris
Eddie Darnell
Front Royal
Omps
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Virginia Ave
C. M. Gruesbeck
Payne’s Chapel Cemetery
Ridgeway
Dr. G. G. Morris Dies at 86 Former Washington Physician
Dr. George G. Morris aged 86, a longtime Washington physician who practiced over 60 years, died at Maplewood Nursing Home after two years as a patient. Born October 23, 1860 in Mt Morris Pennsylvania, he attended the University of Maryland Medical College. He left a sister in Florida and a great nephew in the city. Funeral services were held at Mt Morris with burial in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Morris
Washington
Maplewood
James B
Keziah Way Morris
Mt. Morris
Morris
University of Maryland Medical College
Winchester
Belle van Voorse
Grove Rites for Charles W. Grove 77
Funeral services for Charles W. Grove aged 77 who died yesterday will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Jones funeral home with Rev. Carl W. Hiser officiating. Interment will follow at Mt Herron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Claude M Grove William A Grove Earl Grove Raymond Grove Ottie J Dorsey and Howard Schindel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Grove
Jones Funeral Home
Carl W. Hiser
Mt. Herron Cemetery
Claude M. William A
Earl and
Raymond Grove
Ottie J. Dorsey
Howard Schindel
Quiz Answers Listed for Page Four Publics
Answers to the daily quiz are provided: 1 Veterans of Foreign Wars 2 National term 3 Pennsylvania 4 Horses 5 O A Knight 6 Aluminum 7 James A Farley 8 He was all three 9 Jan Christiaan Smuts 10 Two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
O. A. Knight
James A. Farley
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Sales Directory for Oct and Nov Farm Auctions
October 15 1 p m W O Beatty Kernstown Rt 11 horses dairy cows heifers farm machinery. October 16 10 a m R E Price Ridgeway W Va horses 31 cattle hogs dairy equipment farm machinery. October 18 10 a m D S Miller 5 miles NW of Gore State Rt 503 toward Whitacre horses cows sheep hogs farm machinery furniture household goods and 146 acre farm. October 30 10 a m Mrs Attie Shiley 1 mi N of Clearbrook on US Rt 11 horses cattle sheep hogs hay grain farm machinery. November 17 1 p m Frank Royston Boyce Va household goods.
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W. O. Beatty
Kernstown
R. E. Price
Ridgeway
W. Va
D. S. Miller
Gore
Whitacre
Attie Shiley
Clearbrook
U. S
Frank Royston
Boyce
Stephens City Beats Hedgesville 29-16 in Football Clash
Stephens City high school routed Frederick County's Hedgesville 29-16 after a rough start. Rickard scored twice for Hedgesville including a 12 yard TD after a Stephens City interception, while Catlett connected with Shickle for a 30 yard score and a conversion to lead 23-0 at halftime. Stephens City surged in the second half with Bailey to Bloom for a 30 yard TD, Spicer blocking a punt for a safety, and Keller to Ritenour for 20 yards as Baughman kicked a drop kick for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
Togesville
Frederick County
Vistors
Hedgesville
Stephens City
Rickard
Porterfield
Catlett
Shickle
Bailey
Bloom
Spicer
Keller
Ritenour
Baughman
Laighn
Se—Spicer
Hull C
Dodson
Ritenour Bartas
Bailey Rickard
Keller Catlett
Shambaugh
C. Coates
R. Coates
Smith
Miley
Cammer
Slonaker
Prize Winners Named At FFA County Fair
The Future Farmers of America county fair at Stephens City drew large attendance and was deemed a success. Clyde Thompson won largest exhibitor honors with Alfred Snapp second. Prize winners spanned poultry eggs ducks New Hampshire Reds Rhode Island Barred Rocks and many farm produce categories. The event concluded at Stephens City High School with numerous named winners across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Stephens City
Clyde Thompson
Alfred Snapp
New Hampshire Reds
Allen Whitacre
Rhode Island
Franklin Conner
Clyde Brumback
Donald Lutteral
John Foot
Randloph Seal
Floyd White
Robert Fletcher
Donald Williams
Men’s Bible Class Notices for Local Churches
Young Adults at Loudoun Street Presbyterian meet at 9 45 a m with a class supper at 6 p m and plan an overseas Christmas parcel. Wesleyan Men at Market Street Methodist and Golden Rule at Braddock Street Methodist send attendees to Mt Carmel Methodist for 10 a m worship with C P McVicar as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Notilass
Loudoun St
Inery Readied to Function Likely Soon
Fragment from page notes the inery could be ready to function, suggesting imminent operation pending further details. The terse line hints at an underlying readiness or testing phase without naming specific systems or dates.
New Winchester livestock market draws wide show of support
Builders report the Farmers Livestock Exchange auction market near Winchester cost just over 100000 dollars despite high material prices. Project managers include David Mahoney Benny Rinker and Howard Haymaker with Howard Shockey and Sons directing work. Officers include George H. Eagle president E B Orndorff vice president and W F Arthur Jr secretary. Directors list Arthur Armel W F Arthur II W A Bailey H W Butler Roy Duvall Edward Hockman A C Oates W R Thompson C E Wilson. The facility aims to attract Monday sales from a 60 mile radius and boost West Virginia and Maryland livestock offerings toward Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shockey and Sons
Shockey Company
David Mahoney
Benny Rinker
Howard Haymaker
Farmers Livestock Exchange Corporation
George H. Eagle
E. B. Orndorff
W. P. Anderson
W. F. Arthur, Jr
Arthur R Armel
W. F. Arthuip
W. A. Bailey
H. W. Butler
Roy P. Duvall
Edward Hockman
A. C. Oates
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Handley
Wolverton
Sempeles
McIntyre
Elaway
Tedey
John W. Rosenberger
Prem
Braddock St
PTV
Lupton Orchard
Jimmy Faegans Sparks
Guernsey
Coleman Dunn
Ruby Schneider
L. Beeler
G. G. Morris
C. W. Grove Rites
Chas. W. Webber and Sons
Aberdeen
Sunny Slope
Harrisonburg
Dayton
Chas. W. Wampler & Sons
FFA County Fair
Eddie Dodson
Lewis Legg
Thomas Brown
Alvin Smith
Robert Renner
Page Huffman
E. Grove
John Hoover
Clayton Shiley
Franklin Connor
R. Clem
L. Ruble
B. Rogers
Timothy
E. Rogers
J. Hammock
M. Dellinger
Ernest Welch
Richard Clemm
Donnie Steele
James Walter
Tommy Evans
Bradley Driver
Thomas Brumback
Wayne Lowery
Yorks
Martin Ewing
Yorkens
Staymans
Roy Beaver
John Font
John Ewing
Dee Martin Ewing
United States
Britain
Palestine
Jaffa
Unscop
Johnson
Holy Land
Men's Bible
Gil Ash
Hill
Loudoun
Glaize & Bro
North Cameron ST
Fairplay Market
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
the Food Center
L & Bargain Store
N. Cameron
Order of Tr
Pine Motor CO. Inc
Valley Weatherstrip & Awning CO
Tommy D. Lockhart
Omps Funeral Home
Our
Shelby Flyer
Berryville Avenue
Republic
McCormick-Deering
C. . Brumback & Sons
Your McCormick-Deering
N. Cameron St
Haldeman
Creamery
Farmer's Livestock Exchange, Inc
U. S. Rt
Northern Virginia
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