Clarke County Vocational Fair Showcases Strong FFA FHA Contests
Clarke county’s vocational fair in the agriculture building of the local high school highlights top FFA and FHA exhibits. Albert Vorous and Hampson Diggs lead high point winners with cash prizes, while Grand Champion Stayman apples go to Glenwood Dodson. The event, sponsored by FFA and FHA chapters, runs today with a large crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Clarke County
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers
Berryville
H. M. Davis
Clarke High
Elizabeth Lambert Moss
Boyce High
Blanche Griffin
Albert Vorous
Hampson Diggs Boyce
David Childs
Isabelle Lewin
Roberta Slack
J. E. Cowles
R. A. Wall
I. Fred Stine
J. R. Strode
Clay Carr
J. S. Garver
Henry Jenkins
B. B McKay
Richard Punk
Davis
Diggs Brothers
Churchill
Dudley
Hampson
Glenwood Dodson
Dodson
Miss Griffin
Death for Son and Various Crop and Exhibit Winners
A county fair list shows death for a son and numerous prize results. Winners include Ralph Cochran and Kenneth Boyce for corn, David Childs for wheat and Timothy seed, and Elizabeth Anne Jones for garden exhibit. Livestock and baked goods claim top spots with many named winners across apples jellies pies and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cochran
Kenneth Boyce
Sidney Johnson
David Childs
Jack Weaver
Allen Emmart
Lawrence Russell
Edward Shepherd
Albert Vorous
Raymond Kackley
Jack Hardesty
John Nelson Carter
Timothy Seed
Glenwood Dodson
Kenneth Jobe
Randolph Cochran
Carl Pitta
Paul Simpson
Conrad Royston
Churchill Diggs
Donald Lake
Lawrence Whirley
Elizabeth Anne Jones
Riley Loy
Bradley Lake
Clarence Merica
Paul Pitta
Wilkins Weaver
Donald Levi Charles Malory
Isabelle Lewin
Joyce Davis
Roberta Schlack
Velma Golightly
Winifred Kackley
Ruby Sowers
Nancy Davis
Agnes Trussell
Mary McDonald
Bernice Ritter
Helen Whirley
Marion Heine
Katherine Golightly
Winifred Rackley
Betty Rumbarger
Mary Grubbs
Nell Carter
Beatrice Russell
Betty Ramsburg
Jo Anne Bumgardner
Bobbie Broy
Mary Yowell
Frances Weir
Billy Shimp
Betty
Betty Boxwell
Frances Broy
Genevieve Pifer
Clara Adams
Hilda Suddith
Charlotte Hausenfluck
Elizabeth Foley
Helen Levi
Frances
Frances Bray
Jo Anne Bumgardsr
Dalton Cadwallader
Holmes Vorous
Susan Trussell
Gilbert Bowl of Flowers
Irene Trussell
Russell Lloyd
Cathleen Leake
Ida Trussell
Novick Trucks Expands Fleet and Payroll in Winchester
Novick Transfer grows with 20 new trucks in a year and a payroll around 250000 weekly. Annual outlay nears 650000 including gas, tires, insurance, and truck upkeep. Key customers include Virginia Woolen Mills and O Sullivan Rubber Co. Local control rests with Benjamin Belchie as general manager.
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Winchester
Charles Anderson
Novick
Anderson
Virginia
Berkeley
Schwartzenbach- Huber
Front Royal
Holly B. McCormac
Virginia Woolen
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Gratchen
Baker and
Cameron Streets
Roger Wingfield
Lloyd Bland
Clarence Houghton
Berryville
Herndon Arthur
Benjamin Belchie
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Belchic
Philadelphia
Novick Organization
Hospitals join the American College of Surgeons approved list
Dr George Crile announces that on the first list 22 years ago 89 hospitals appeared and many have since earned approval by meeting higher standards. Malcolm T MacEachern outlines the minimum standard including modern plants safe facilities defined governance staff medical facilities and complete records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinical Congress
The
American College of Surgeons
George Crile
Cleveland
Board of Regents
College
Malcolm T. MacEachern
Jokes on Petticoat Rule Reflect Bossy Husbands
A column discusses jokes about Petticoat Rule and how they reveal marital dynamics. It argues most husbands are either weak, mean, or devoted lovers, while wives often accept the power balance to protect public image. The piece notes masculine jokes thrive on pants wearing and whip popping wives and invites reader questions to Miss Chatfield.
Daily Crossword Puzzle An Old Style Grid Challenge
A mixed clue set covers silk, haze, bogs, mongrel dog, ear organ, pinch, crested parrot, old form, eye symbol, extra DO, untidy, never, erode, Artress, fuss, northwest abbr, de noting not, salt, small child, islet in a river, reprove, daily, unit, soft silk, rayon leave fabric, month, exclamation, perches, grow old, unusually, stokers high collars, conjunction, that which, class payment term.
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China
Artress
Snall Child
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Funeral Services Set for Mrs Elizabeth L Miller
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth L Miller, wife of John H Miller, are scheduled Sunday at 1 30 PM at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Rev Ralph Cather and Rev Ronald Wilson will officiate with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers include Charles Cleveland, William Cleveland, Albert Brill, Earl Willey, Clarence Rinker, and John Rinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Miller
John H. Miller
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ralph Cather
Ronald Wilson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles Cleveland
William Cleveland
Albert Brill
Earl Willey
Clarence Rinker
John Rinker
Draws Year In Assault Draws Year In Assault
Alfred Curry of Stephens City was sentenced to a year in jail by Trial Justice A J Tavener on assault charges after testimony that he attacked Peyton with a knife leaving several wounds. The warrant was issued by Mayor Parker. Other recent cases before Judge Tavener included W Corbin reckless $15.25 Clinton Sirbaugh drunk and disorderly 30 days suspended $4.25 Hugh Adkins reckless driving $14.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Curry
Stephens
A. J. Tavener
Peyton
Tavener
Curry
Paker
Stephens City
Tavenner
Do. W. Corbin
Clinton Sirbaugh
Hugh Adkins
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A. Vorous
I. Lewin
N. Braddock St
James T. Wolfe
Fair Board
Hagerstown
Ee Gevaert
Larja
Louis Repouille
New York
Repouille
Harper
R. G. Harper
York
Baltimore
Cumberland
Washington
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Press Association
Novick's
Belchie
GIMCO
Home Insulating Improvement Corp
Charles R. Keeler
Firestone
N. B.C. Red Network
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
N. Barbe St
By Caroline Chatfield
Mr. Brisbane
Caroline Chatfield
Miss Chatfield
Daily Cross
Mary, West
Thomas
Small Owl
Megow
Quaker Flash
Megan
New Age Freig
Solenberger and CO
N. Loudoun St
Ceesee
Justice Tavenner
Future Home Makers
Junior Farmers Club
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nabel
Mya Ee
ABC
Baker & Anderson
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