Stephens City Students Featured at Poultry Meet
Stephens City agriculture students will have their work cited nationally. L. K. Kirkland and Mr. Pearson visited the school and photographed projects for display at the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland Ohio and on farmer bulletins. Herbert Manuel’s poultry project drew special note for a chicken house and a corn yield of 87 per acre without fertilizer.
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the Star
Stephens City
L. K. Kirkland
Department of Interior
Pearson
Cleveland
Ohio
R. A. Wall
Manuel Farm
Herbert Manuel
Manuel
Boone County
Ribbons and prizes listed for local fair winners
The text lists winners across many categories such as candies chocolates sea foam peanut brittle canned vegetables and baked goods. Individuals named include Nancy Mauck Rebecca Fisher Katherine Dover Mary Frances McAboy Mary Gay Marker Sara Cook Louise Williams Jane Lee Lillard June Lemley Hilda Mauck Helen Evans Ruth Willey Janice Rickard Doris Adams Ruth Willey and others across cake jelly pickle and craft divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary *tGay Marker
Louise Travers
Teach
Gibbon
eIn
Love Campbell
Gladys Teets
Helen Mauck
Freda Sours
Ruth Brill
Zoe Lemley
Nellie Moore Robinson
Phyllis Hemick
Esie Edwards
Janice Rickard
Janée Lemley
Thelma Erson
Ruth Hausenck
Gertrude Clark
Chel Welch
Martha Richard
Eltha Edwards
Elsie Edwards
Ginia Omps
Janice d
Therine Dovel
Gla- Bursey
Thelma Haufluck
Eva Mae Lona
Anna Lee Grim
Mildred Grim
Hilda Mauck
Helen Evans
Ruth Herbaugh
Rhodesie Whitacre
Dorothy Willis
Alice Berryman
Doris Adams
Ruth Willey
Hilda Edwards
Betsy Perry
Alice Carper
Severine Gardner
Margaret Matthews
Maggie Moore Murray
Dorothy Tevalt
Evelyn Long
Helen Virginia White
Mary Gay Marker
Shirley Lillard
Louise Williams
Audra Hunt
Frances Scrivener
June Lemley
Rhodelle Whitacre
Jane H. Polhamus
Phyllis Helmick
Tures Sa Kitchen
Anna Margaret Beavers
Retha White
Christine Wright
Katherine Painter
Turessa Kitchen
Clarice Strosnider
Elizabeth McAboy
Nancy Nelson
Sarah Cook
Moderate storm disturbance heads for Florida
The weather bureau warned of a moderate tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico moving toward Florida within 24 to 36 hours bringing rain and squally conditions. Small craft and coastal residents were urged to take precautions, though the bulletin said winds would stay under hurricane intensity at 40 to 48 mph.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Two Services Held Tuesday For Mrs Wisecarver
Mrs Mary Wisecarver died Sunday at her daughter’s home near Hayfield aged 98. Born January 22 1852 she lived in Goochland County with her parents during the Civil War era before moving to this state. She married Joseph Wisecarver who preceded her in death and leaves eight children including Addison Wisecarver in New York and Mrs Elroy Light Mrs Harry Windle and Mrs Holmes McFarland in this area. Services were conducted in Winchester at Mrs Dora Fletcher’s home and at Mt Olive Church with Rev E J Rohart Rev Luther McFarland and Rev C H Anderson officiating. The Woolen Mill quartet and church choir sang and pallbearers were M H Rosenberger Harry Carper Ollis Clowsher Hale Moore Martin Carper and Ashby Hammond.
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Mt. Olive Church
Hayfield
Mary C. Wisecarver
Elroy Light
Joseph T. Wisecarver
Addison Wisecarver
New York
Harry Windle
Holmes McFarland
Winchester
Dora Fletcher
Berryville Avenue
E. J. Rohart
Luther McFarland
C. H. Anderson
Woolen Mill
M. H. Rosenberger
Harry Carper
Ollis Clowser
Hale Moore
Martin Carper
Ashby Hammond
Noted Moslem Lawyer Shot Near Hebron
Hassan Sidky El Dajany, a prominent Moslem lawyer who refused to join an anti Jewish campaign, was seized by an Arab band near Hebron and shot dead. The slaying followed a day of Arab violence that killed 25 and prompted RAF patrol rescues of a British unit ambushed by Arabs. Dajany had long been allied with, then recently opposed to, Haj Amin Effendi Al Husseini.
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Jersualem
Hassan Sidky el Dajany
Moselm
Dajany
Hebron
Royal Air Force
Haj Amin Effendi al Husseini
Struggle For Key Positions On Ebro Front Continues
At Hendaye near the Spanish frontier on October 13 government troops held a slightly advanced line on the Ebro front after a brief offensive. The attackers captured four or five hill positions in renewed attack and counterattack status.
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Hendaye
France
Ebro
Spain
Wedding Invitations At Star Job Print
A wedding invitation announcement published by Star Job Print lists details for an upcoming ceremony. The notice emphasizes dates, location, and RSVP information as part of a formal invitation card.
Emmert Dettra Elected President Of Kernstown League
Emmert Dettra was chosen president of the Kernstown Community League at the first fall meeting held at the school. Officers named include Mrs Loring Ritter as vice president secretary Mrs Charles Barton treasurer and Miss Ruth Omps as treasurer. The program committee lists several members and a monthly meeting schedule was set for the second Tuesday.
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Emmert Dettra
Kernstown Community League
Loring Ritter
Charles Barton
Ruth Omps
Emmett Dettra
David Muntzing
Susie Wilkins
Oneta Shipe
Charlena Grim
Claude Grove
T. O. Snyder
W. S. Sargent
Railroader Slightly Hurt After Fall From Box Car
W. J. Butler aged 47 was injur ed at Berryville last night when he fell from the top of a Norfolk and Western box car being lifted. He spent a night in Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown Md, with arm and leg contusions but no serious injuries. He was taken to hospital by Friendship ambulance after first aid from Dr A T Osborne Berryville railroad physician. Five years ago Butler had a similar Berryville yard accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Butler
Berryville
Norfolk and Western
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Butler
Friendship
A. T. Osborne
Schooners Set Off In Light Gloucester Race
In light eight mph southwest wind the Gertrude L. Thebaud and Bluenose started the second race of a five race series for the international fishermen's trophy off Gloucester Massachusetts with skippers Ben Pine and Angus Walters aboard.
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Gertrude L. Thebaud
Gloucester
Mass
Ben Pine
Angus Walters
Pine
Walters’ Bluenose
Sit-Downers Await Go Order From Detroit Strike
Detroit October 13 employees of Motor Products Corporation ended a one day sit down strike and await a call back to work. A broader automobile dispute remained in negotiation at the Evansville Indiana Plymouth plant causing idleness for 2300 workers in that city and Briggs Manufacturing body shop nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Motor Products Corporation
Evansville
Ind
Chrysler
Plymouth
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Czechs Claim German Forces Moved Too Far
Prague reports to the international boundary commission that German troops occupied towns and villages on the Czechoslovak side of the frontier. They cite villages near Pilsen and note German forces agreed to withdraw from Pilicka, leaving Czechoslovaks in temporary possession. Prague census shows the city almost entirely Czech.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
International Commission
Berlin
Pilsen
Pilicka
Home Economics Federation Opens Meeting in Marshall
The Northern Virginia Federation of Home Economics Clubs starts its school year with a meeting at Marshall Virginia on Tuesday October 18 at 2 30 pm. Mrs Pauline Rhodes instructs and Miss Louise Stickley is named advisor with Miss Kathryn Shaffer to preside. Members come from 21 schools in Frederick Fauquier Warren Clarke Shenandoah and neighboring counties with Stephens City contributing over 100 members. Enrollment in Mrs Rhodes depart ment rises from 49 last year to 87 this year signaling growing demand for home economics training.
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Home Economics Federation
Marshall
Stephens City
Northern Virginia Federation of Home Economics Clubs
Pauline Rhodes
Virginia
Richmond
Kathryn Shaffer
Woodstock
Federation
Frederick
Fauquier
Warren
Clarke
Shenandoah
Relief Fund To Last Eight Months Declared
Washington October 13 Deputy WPA administrator Aubrey Williams said at a White House conference President Roosevelt ordered the 1 455 000 000 relief appropriation for the first eight months of the fiscal year spread over that period He expressed doubt the funds would last but hoped a big upturn in business would stretch the money WPA still has 764 000 000 to spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aubrey Williams
WPA
White House
Roosevelt
Williams
Rotary Club Luncheon Draws National Convention Topic
The regular Rotary Club luncheon welcomed guests F. M. Fuller of Kent Ohio F. W. King of Walcott NY Nat Glasser of Washington Harry Lovett of Staunton Arch S. Rohr of Atlantic City NJ Rice Mathews of Front Royal and Lyle Rohr past president who spoke on the national convention in San Francisco this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
F. M. Fuller
Kent
Ohio
F. W. King
Walcott
N. Y
Nat Glasser
Washington
Harry Lovett
Staunton
Arch S. Rohr
Atlantic City
N. J
Rice Mathews
Front Royal
Lyle Rohr
Sweepstake Winners Named at Stephens City Fair
Winners announced at the Student fair in Stephens City include potatoes Winston Huffman Middletown wheat Donald Combs Stephens City rye Ralph Snapp Stephens City oats Ray Cather Winchester barley Lewis Travers Stephens City corn Herbert Manuel Middletown apples Raymond Carpenter Winchester eggs Henry Carbaugh Stephens City chickens Harold Cooper Stephens City exhibits will be displayed tomorrow at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
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Stephens City
Winston Huffman
Middletown
Donald Combs
Ralph Snapp
Ray Cather Winchester
Lewis Travers
Herbert Manuel
Raymond Carpenter
Winchester
Henry Carbaugh
Harold Cooper
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Car Damaged In Highway Mishap On Millwood Avenue
A parked car was damaged when a truck loaded with apples struck it on Millwood Avenue. Norris Smelser of Browntown, the truck driver, said another vehicle pulled into a bus causing it to swerve. The other driver fled. police did not identify them. The bus driver continued on.
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Millwood Avenue
Norris Smelser
Browntown
Orville Perry Improves After Ankle Injury
Canterbury Notes reports Orville Perry recovering at home after a broken ankle from a recent auto accident. Social visits include C F Mann at Robert White's home near Stephens City and Mrs H E White with her children Elmer Audrey and Kathryn Perry visiting Paul Koenig. Audrey White near Winchester visited Mrs C F Mann. Thelma Hausenfluck visited sisters in Winchester.
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Canterburg
Orville Perry
C. F. Mann
Robert White
Stephens City
H. E. White
Elmer
Audrey
Kathryn Perry
Paul Koenig
Fred Dover
Oostenbader and Son
Colonial Beach
Audrey White
Thelma Hausenfluck
Winchester
Brush Creek Notes from Brush Creek Virginia
Local brief from Brush Creek Virginia dated October 13 notes visits by Ambrose Whitacre and Mrs. John W. Henry of Darkesville to Arthur DeHaven and Nettie Lamp. Also listed are visits by S Carson Whitacre to the CCC camp in West Virginia and Mae Painter staying with Mrs. A P Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Ambrose Whitacre
John W. Henry
Darkesville
Arthur DeHaven
Nettie Lamp
DeHaven
Harry O. Kerns
Opequon Lake
S. Carson Whitacre
CCC
West Virginia
Hovermale
Mae Painter
Howard's Chapel School
A. P. Whitacre
Ruth Kerns
A. H. Lamp
Theft Count Is Dismissed In Berryville Case
Roy Jenkins, convicted Monday of drunken driving and operating without a permit after a collision with Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd’s sedan, was acquitted of theft of the truck he was driving. Testimony showed L. J. Foley allowed use of the truck. leaving the scene charge was dropped. Jenkins began serving 60 days. fine details unsettled.
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Berryville
Roy Jenkins
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Commonwealth
Loring C. Kackley
Edward McCormick Williams
L. J. Foley
Tom Hardesty
Jenkins
Main Street
Frank M. Wray
Commonwealth Attorney
Byrd
Donald Eliot
Charles Town
Lamp Family and Friends Visit Neighbors Shared
The article lists visits by Thelma V Lamp Eva Lamp and Giddys Lamp to Mrs Ruth M Kerns with numerous callers including Harry Kerns A H Lamp and Glenn Dailey and Lucille and Anne Dailey and A V Dailey Jr. Ralph Lamp ill with flu and pneumonia is described as a marovine and others called on Mr Lamp last Sunday with visits from Nettie Lamp and Mrs Butts of Johnson Town and Mrs Wilson Ashton.
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Thelma V Lamp
Eva Louise Lamp
Giddys Mae Lamp
Ruth M. Kerns
Harry Kerns
A. H. Lamp
Glenn
Lucille Dailey
Anne Dailey
Donald Dailey
A. V. Dailey
Laura Dailey
Arnold Dailey
Ralph O. Lamp
Nettie Lamp
Ed M. DeHaven
Washington, D. C
Bruce
H.R. Reynolds
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alva Lamp
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Mary Marker
Ens City
Middletown Hoo
Madeline Blair
Stickley
Emnomics
Irma Schlack
Ourth
Sacks
Louise Henry
Strude Clark
Cassandra Odd
Eva May Ryman
Mary @Gay Marker
Louise Travits
Martha Richards
Eva May
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Brad. St
Stephens City Boys
Community Group
Miss Stickley
Strasburg
Miss Yowell
Louise Stickley
Strasburg, Va
Nettie Vowell
Boyce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hope Ridings Miller
Women's National Press Club
Small Loan & Finance CO. Inc
E. Boscawen St
Rotary Meet
Northern Virginia Power Company
Canterbury
America
Dea
Anderson Plumbing & Heating
C. E. Johnston
E. Piccadilly St
Coleman Dunn
Nava E Johnston
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