Funeral Rites Held For Late Mrs. Ritenour
Funeral services were held at Refuge Methodist Church for Elizabeth Ritenour who died October 8 at her son Russell Ritenour’s home. The 80 year old longtime Refuge resident was daughter of Tolliver and Elizabeth Owens and buried beside her husband in Refuge Cemetery. Mitglieder and relatives attended. pallbearers included grandsons and flower bearers were great grandchildren.
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Refuge
Re- Methodist
Elizabeth Ritenour
Russell Ritenour
Jay
Refuge Church
Tolliver
Elizabeth Owens
Centerbury
Puneral
Lutherleman
Old Rugged Cross
William Newcomb
Arthur Armel
Refuge Cemetery
Helen
Charlotte Conner
Mary Love
Helen Ritenour
Mary Elizabeth
Katherine Legg
Marshall Conner
Beverley Bowman
Lucius
Myron
Bland Ritenour
Austin Crowell
Monroe Conner
Etta Owens
Baltimore
Bessie Hicks
Herbert Orndorff
Leroy Ritenour
Martinsburg
W. Vas
L. J. Franklin
Charley Robison
Cedarville
Seeks To Avert Birth Rate Drop
Washington report notes National Economic and Social Planning Association panel urges rental subsidies and public medical services to encourage parenthood. The statement highlights that among city white women only those on relief are having enough children for population replacement.
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Washington
National Economic and Social Planning Association
Tacks litter Lincoln streets. policeman’s tires go flat
Lincoln patrolman Joe Offil followed a report of tacks in the business district. He fled after two of his own tires went flat. Ten pounds of tacks were cleaned up after fifty cars suffered punctures in the incident.
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Lincoln, Neb
Joe Offil
Patriot Day at Stephens City School Shows Civic Pledge
Reporters and critics from Stephens City School recount Patriot Day activities at the 8.C.H.S. event. The piece quotes a call to duty and loyalty, urging obedience to the U.S. government and remembrance of national heritage amid anti-totalitarian sentiment. The junior program for the sixteenth outlines student activities.
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America
Birth of the Anthem and Flag History Highlight Junior Programs
A Montana school program showcases Patriot's Day themes with readings on the birth of the national anthem and the U S flag. Students and staff, including Miss A P Starling and Mrs Ada Woore Robinson, comment on library spaces and school life while seniors Maxine Baker and Harold Baughman are profiled.
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Mary Watts
U. S
Charlotte Wyant
Wally
Louise Perry
Col. Donovan
Mr. Mowrer
America
Joseph Jordan
Henry Carbaugh
Scott
A. P. Starling
Ada Woore Robinson
Middletown
Chariena Grim
Kernstown
Kenneth Staples
Martha Richard
Victor Carbaugh
Richard Managan
Patriot Day Observed By Large Junior Class At School
The school notes the Junior Class is the largest in its history and aims for strong scholastic rankings and good citizenship. On Wednesday a Patriot Day program was observed in a joint event with seven new juniors in second.
Junior B News. A well interment people is a strong people
A fragment from a junior section column quotes a line stressing resilience and civic duty as democracy faces challenges. The text underlines unity and participation as essential to the nation’s future.
Strength and beauty grace Miss Stickley desk
A bulletin board speaks of strength and liberty in editorials. The piece celebrates freedom of the press as a privilege and notes Miss Stickley’s desk brightened by daily cut flowers, especially pungent autumn nasturtiums.
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A. S
Sophomore Class Funds Yellow Room Redecoration Plan
Final painting plans specify the lower half of the upper half is yellow, all wood work will be yellow, and the redecoration cost will be borne by the Sophomore class.
Freshman Drive and Live Class Creed Highlighted
History 8-A and 8-B sections publish a composite creed for the freshman class. The piece outlines classroom conduct, growth goals, and school spirit values as part of the advisory program.
I Believe I Can Drive Safely and Respect the Road
A concise pledge of safe driving. The speaker promises courteous behavior, alertness, proper signals, and adherence to laws to protect lives on the highway and serve the country and fellow citizens. The vow emphasizes good hearing and eyesight, mental control, and sharing the road responsibly.
Stephens City FFA Judging Teams Named
FFA judging teams selected by advisor F A Dobbins include Harold Bolen Frank Brumback and Harold Cooper. The fair hosts patriotic exercises Wednesday October 16 with judging at 1:00 PM and activities starting at noon. Stephens City High School softball lost to Middletown 8 to 7 in a back and forth game Thursday at 3:30 PM.
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Stephens City F. F. A
F. A. Dobbins
Harold Bolen
Frank Brumback
Harold Cooper
Stephens City High School
Middletown
Home Economics Club paints interiors at the F F A Fair
The Home Economics cottage dining room living room and kitchen were repainted with white walls and ivory trim the facelift uplifting the mood and effort of the girls. The paint and labor cost sixty six dollars paid by club members and twenty dollars was raised to support the Home Economics Department of the F F A Fair.
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Home Economics Club
F. F. A. Fair
Five Point Grade System for Pupils
Primary Five-Pointers Buddy McConas Betty Jane Carlyle Dolly Shifflett Preston Conner Stephen Simkhovitch. Red Blue and Gold classifications depend on medical and vaccination statuses. Gold requires blue standards plus smallpox vaccination and diphtheria immunization.
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O. K
Buddy McConas
Betty Jane Carlyle
Dolly Shifflett
Preston Conner
Stephen Simkhovitch
Elementary Five Pointers list of players and coaches
A roster of players includes Floyd Bly Eugene Carlysle Harry Clark Henry Cook Walter Funk Martin Rogers Betty Jane Haines Marie Wenger Glen Barley Clayton Bennington Ray Carlysle Glen Cornell Ed gar Loving Dickie Reid Bobby Ridgeway Donald Smith Arthur Sours Peggy Shumate Elizabeth Carter Velma Shifflett Roy Lemley Walter White Alma Shifflett Billy Bass Roy Dodson Jessie Madagan Frank lin Easter.
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Floyd Bly
Eugene Carlysle
Harry Clark
Henry Cook
Walter Funk
Martin Rogers
Betty Jane Haines
Marie Wenger
Glen Barley
Clayton Bennington
Ray Carlysle
Glen Cornell
Edgar Loving
Dickie Reid
Bobby Ridgeway
Donald Smith
Arthur Sours
Peggy Shumate
Elizabeth Carter
Velma Shifflett
Roy Lemley
Walter White
Alma Shifflett
Billy Bass
Roy Dodson
Jessie Madagan
Franklin Easter
Mrs. Wilmer Plans Tea With Millwood and Boyce Choirs
In Millwood Virginia Mrs W H Wilmer will host an afternoon tea for Christ Church Millwood and Emanuel Church Boyce choir members to hear Symphonic records. Guests include Mrs George Burwell Mrs Court ney B Jones Mrs E K Meade and others among local families and clergy.
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Millwood
W. H. Wilmer
Christ Church, Millwood
Emanuel Church
Boyce
George Burwell
Courtney B. Jones
E. K. Meade
W. H. Brubaker
Henry Post Mitchell
Beverley McKay
Berkeley Harris
Elizabeth Bradford
Agnes
Robert Gardner
H. Smith
Edward Lindsey
Edward G. Butler
van de Vanter
Effie Lewis
Betty Moss
Mary Page
Eva Pyles
Robert Gibson
Episcopal Seminary At
Alexandria
Mrs Edward Johnston Hosts Bridge Club At Clay Hill
Mrs Edward Johnston entertained the bridge club at Clay Hill this past week with guests including Mrs Hugh M Nelson Mrs Bunch Miss Laura Crease Bunch Miss Mary Page Miss A Page Miss Mary Lewis Mrs G Mitchell Mrs Percy Randolph Mrs Charles MacIntosh Mrs B O F Randolph Mrs William Bell Watkins and Mrs Karl Boy-Ed.
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Edward Johnston
Clay Hill
Bridge Club
Hugh M. Nelson
Bunch
Laura Crease Bunch
Mary and
A. Page
Mary Lewis
G. Mitchell
Percy Randolph
Charles MacIntosh
B. O'F. Randolph
William Bell Watkins
Karl Boy
Weekend Guests Dinner Motifs At Two Local Homes
Mr and Mrs A A Baldwin hosted weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas from Long Island and Major and Mrs Craw of Langley Field. Capt and Mrs Ewart Johnston entertained guests Mr and Mrs William Bell Watkins, their house guests Miss Peaboy and Mr Parish, along with Mr and Mrs George P Greenhalgh and the Baldwins.
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A. A. Baldwin
Fred Thomas
Long Island
Major
Mrs. Craw
Langley Field
Capt
Ewart Johnston
William Bell Watkins
Miss Peaboy
Mr. Parish
George P. Greenhalgh
Mas
Craw
What D F after Mexico City means
The letters D. F. after the city of Mexico stand for Distrito Federal meaning Federal District.
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D. F
Mexico City
N. P
City of Mexico
Distrito Federal
Federal District
Non-stop air mail route announced between Pittsburgh and Huntington
Wilmington publisher reports All-American Aviation will start a non-stop air mail pickup service November 12 with 22 intermediate Ohio Valley points. Richard C. DuPont says two daily schedules except Sundays and holidays. A fifth route to Williamsport is planned by December 1 under Civil Aeronautics Authority.
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Del
Pittsburgh
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio Valley
Richard C. DuPont
All-American Aviation, Inc
All-American
Civil Aeronautics Cam
Williamsport
Brucetown Church Youth Sponsor Moving Pictures
Brucetown residents announce a Sunday evening moving pictures event on October 20 at 7 30 p m. Mr Charles Pidgeon of Washington D C will show the program. The public is invited. Mr and Mrs J R Smith and others promote the event.
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Brucetown
Charles Pidgeon
Washington, D. C
J. R. Smith
Winchester parking meters debated by business leaders
The Inquiring Reporter surveys local business figures on proposed parking meters in Winchester. Managers from Capitol Theatre Dixie News Co and McCrorys weigh in with mixed views, some supporting a trial and others favoring time limits or single side parking to ease congestion.
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Winchester
Lamar H. Keen
Capitol Theatre
John Harris
Capitol
Keen
Lawrence Giuliani
City Fruit Market
J. A. Hotinger
Chester
R. G. Groves
McCrory
Main Street
Main
Loudoun Street
Louis Gugino
Dixie News Co
Socials Note From Wadesville Residents
Miss Lillian Carter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marion Marshall at Wadesville Virginia. Mrs Ward Purcell and daughter Patricia and Mr Lewis Barbour of Winchester called on relatives here Sunday. Miss Janice Stine of Luna Virginia and Mr Best McAboy of Baltimore Maryland were guests of Mr and Mrs Purcell Stine. Mr Hugh Ford and friend from Washington DC called on friends here Saturday.
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Lillian Carter
Marion Marshall
Wadesville
Ward Purcell
Patricia
Lewis Barbour
Winchester
Janice Stine
Luna Va
Best McAboy
Baltimore, Md
Purcell Stine
Hugh Ford
Washington, D. C
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