Across The Headpin League Scores And Standings
Dorothy Bloom rolled 136 and 343 for Capitol Restaurant which won two of three from Jewel Box in the Ladies Commercial league. Peggy McInturff added 121 with a double strike. Selene Jackson led Jewel Box with 110 as O Sullivan won two games from Newberrys. Bet ty Ryan 106 and Hazel Johnson 107 helped Nurses in a win over Van Woolen Co. Standings show South End Hose Co leading with 162, Capitol Restaurant 144, Hershey Drive In 126 and Jewel Box 117. O Sullivan 11, McCrorys 0, Nurses 0, Newberrys 5, Va. Woolen Co 3, Martinsburg incoming Spillway five matchup noted. IND. GAME Dorothy Bloom 136 Peggy McInturff 121 Frances Mason 120. IND. SET Bloom 343 Mason 321 Racey 111. TEAM GAME Capitol Restaurant 485 South End 484 Jewel Box 478. TEAM SET South End 1406 Hershey Rest 1390 Jewel Box 1390.
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Dorothy Bloom
Capitol Restaurant
Jewel Box
Ladies Commercial League
Peggy McIinturff
Selene Jackson
Alice Lake
Bertha Muse
O’sullivan
Newberry's
Betty Ryan
Racey
McCrory
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Hazel Johnson
Nurses
van Woolen Co
South End Fire Co
Frances Mason
Hershey
Winchester
Peoples Cleaners
Martinsburg
South End Hose Co
Hershey Drive
O'Sullivan Ll
Newberry
Va. Woolen Co
Peggy McInturff
Mason
June Racey
South End
Farm Auctions and Household Goods Sale Notices
Several upcoming sale events listed with dates and locations. D S Miller near Gore offers horses cows sheep hogs farm equipment and 146 acre farm. Attie Shiley near Clearbrook sells horses cattle sheep hay grain and machinery. Irene C Miller in Winchester features antiques and household goods. Frank Royston in Boyce sells household goods. Ernest Hausenfink at Relief Road offers household goods. C M Lupton at Ki Stock lists stock implements and ranch goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Miller
Gore
Whitacre
Attie Shiley
Clearbrook
U. S
Irene C. Miller
Clowser
E. Clark St
Winchester
Frank Royston
Boyce
Ernest Hausenfinck
Middle Road
Relief
C. M. Lupton
Damage by Beetles Sometimes Blamed Wrongly in Termites
A Virginia warning urged homeowners to beware of insect eradication experts who blame termites for damage when beetles are the true cause. G D Kite said impostors misidentify pests and charge high prices for termite treatment. He advised verification by a qualified professional and cautioned buyers to check the licensure and efficiency of est eradicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia
G. D. Kite
Extension Services
Kite
Walker to Address Loudoun Dairymen
Hamilton, Oct. 17. L. M. Walker Jr., state commissioner of agriculture, will head the speakers list at Loudoun county dairy men annual meeting tomorrow. Also on the program are B. B. Derrick of the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assn and R. G. Connell y, dairy husbandman for the agricultural extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
L. M. Walker Jr
Loudoun County
B. B Derrick
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Assn
R. G. Connelly
Vir
Grimes GA community notes and local changes
Grimes Virginia October 17 preaching planned for Galilee on October 19. Notable visitors include Miss Sarah Wilson, a county schools religious education teacher, at Galilee Sunday school. Local residents mentioned: Miss Selma Hensell ill at relatives’ home. Major Joseph W Crim, army medical officer recently returned from Panama, visiting before heading to San Antonio. Local employment shift: Horace Leight now with Lyle Strosnider plumbing in Winchester. Birth in town: daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clavin Owens. Weekend visitors: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rench and son Kenny Jr from Marinsburg. Local wildlife sightings: two flocks of wild geese signaling approaching cold weather. Dry conditions persist. apple harvest active. corn shucking underway with good yield and quality.
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Grimes
Galilee
Sarah Wilson
Selma Hensell
Charles Hensell
Joseph W. Crim
Panama
San Antonio
Texas
Horace Leight
Winchester
Lyle Strosnider Plumbing Company
Clavin Owens
Kenneth Rench
Kenny Jr
Marinsburg
Brooke Tayor
Higher Yielding Hybrid Alfalfa Plants Sought
Virginia agricultural experiment station researchers push a two year program to develop disease resistant high yielding hybrid alfalfa. The effort led by T J Smith and R G Henderson tests lines for leaf spot black stem crown rot and wilt resistance through greenhouse wintering and cross breeding with four inbred lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcksburg
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
T. J. Smith
R. G. Henderson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Archie Willis Rites In Stephens City
Archie Willis 64, a former Stephens City resident, died at his Bainbridge Pennsylvania home. He leaves a widow Mary Willis a stepson Clarence Tucker and three stepdaughters Katie Evans Myrtle Banks and Hubbard Johnson. Funeral services 2 p m Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church Stephens City with Rev Jesse Williams officiating. Interment in adjacent cemetery. Remains lie in state at church from Saturday afternoon.
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Archie Willis
Stephens City
Bainbridge
Mary Willis
Clarence Tucker
Frederick County
Katie Evans
Belmont
Myrtle Banks
Washington
Hubbard Johnson
Boyce
Emmanuel Baptist
Jesse Williams
Mechanic Maurice Oates Dies After Brief Illness
Maurice G. Oates 41 of Sunnyside died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 9, 1906, he was son of Mrs. Vernie Carpenter Oates and the late Edgar Oates. He worked 10 years at Winchester Woolen Co. before joining National Fruit Co. He was a member of Ebenezer Church of Christ. Surviving are four brothers Clarice of Winchester Elmer Hetzel and Linwood of Sunnyside and two sisters Mrs. Richard DeHaven Cedar Grove and Mrs. Michael Spence New Jersey. Funeral services will be held at 1 p m tomorrow at Jones funeral home and will proceed to Ebenezer Church for rites at 2 20 p m with Rev S J Goode and Rev J S Ducknall officiating. Interment Ebenezer Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Whitacre Morris Conner Leon Largent Stanley Triplett Robert Ryans Theodore Kerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice G. Oates
Medical National Fruit Co
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sunnyside
Vernie Carpenter Oates
Frederick County
Edgar Oates
Hampshire County
W. Va
National Fruit Co
Winchester Woolen Co
Ebenezer Church of Christ
Clarice Oates
Winchester
Elmer
Hetzel
Linwood Oates
Richard DeHaven
Cedar Grove
Michael Spence
New Jersey
Jones Funeral Home
Ebenezer Church
S. J. Goode
J. S. Ducknall
Ebenezer Cemetery
Harry Whitacre
Morris Conner
Leon Largent
Stanley Triplett
Robert Ryans
Theodore Kerns
Prices and policy moves frame grain debate and rationing
Prices reach a new peak as market action dominates headlines with grain speculation under federal scrutiny. Attorney General Clark signals soon comments on the Justice department probe as Truman discloses ongoing investigations. The Commerce department urges actions to hold grain stocks while the brewing industry pledges to conserve 650000 bushels for export. CIO leader Philip Murray presses for a special congressional session to restore rationing and jail “racketeering speculators” amid criticisms of the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Justice Department
White House
Truman
Clarke
Commerce Department
Small Business Advisory Committee
Boston
Philip Murray
CIO
Congress
Quiz Answers From Page Four
Answers list provides items on dry ice Jackie Robinson Beautee soap ninety four percent the five senses octopus 9 30 pm 87 eighth quadroon and a Tibet religion note Lamaism Buddhism describes lama households monasteries and lamaseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Beautee
Tibet
Mother and daughter wed same man in bigamy case
In New York a 48 year old hospital employee was held on a bigamy charge after a magistrate heard that a mother and her daughter both claimed to be married to the same man, Raymond Golightly, and had borne his children. The two women produced marriage certificates and left court arm in arm after bail was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Gizccone
Dicken
Dewey Warnecke
Ruth Golightly
Raymond
Warnecke
Nellie Golightly
Golightly
Report questions wage laws for state employees
A study notes that relief by legislation on minimum wage may be illusory due to varying job types and funding. It cites long work weeks in state institutions for the disabled as a result of unpaid funds to hire enough staff, and calls for Senate committee review led by Sen. Hoge Tyler with several regional appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hoge Tyler
Norfolk
H. A. Haden
Charlottesville
W. Tayloe Murphy
Warsaw
Giles M. Robertson
Richmond
James M. Robertson
Burma Independence Treaty Signed Transfers Power January
Britain agrees to transfer governing power over Burma in January to the new federal Republic of Burma in a treaty signed by Prime Minister Attlee and Burmese premier Ahtkin Nu. The transfer makes Burma a completely independent country and it will seek United Nations membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Burma
Attlee
Ahtkin Nu
Thakin Nu
United Nations
PAC seeks 1,000,000 block activists for 1948 elections
CIO Congress in 1948 plans to expand PAC political workers to every block to reach voters. Kroll cites current 100,000 workers and aims for 1,000,000 to talk to neighbors, register blocks, encourage turnout, and deliver voters to the polls on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroll
PAC
Cio-Pac
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
L. L. Grubb
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Maurice Oates
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E. Main St
Waynesboro
iEedaviens
China
Haviland
Chelsea
Ironstone
Anderson’s Antique Shop
Waynesboro, VA
International Soundphoto
The
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Grove’s
Duncan — Phyfe Dining
Hassocks
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Glaize & Bro
North Cameron St
Iron & Steel N. Kent
Front Royal
Omps Funeral Home
Pine Motor CO. Inc
Chrysler Airtemp
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing & Heating
N. Cameron St
California
Pink
N. Loudoun St
Pncene
Brinchester Va
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Court House
Berryville
Clarke County
Josephine City
Vorous
Mary Young
Jacob Jackson
Circuit Court
Edward McWilliams
Toa Aes
Purina
Purina Broiler
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