Sempeles Sidelined as Handley Clash Looms at Clifton Forge
Handley high faces Clifton Forge in a key clash with Sempeles out due to a broken hand. Boxwell moves into the backfield with Keller at quarterback and McIntyre, Wolverton or Law at halfback as Maddox reshuffles the lineup. The team aims to rebound after a 20-0 loss last year and a rocky start this season.
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Sempeles
Handley
Clifton Forge
Joe
Manuelles
Handley High School
Sestorrow
Harrisonburg
Richard Boxwell
Hunter Maddox
Mountaineers
Walter Crawford
Central Buena Vista
Harrsonburg
Greenbriar
al Liptrap
Marvin Smith
Toorrow
Jim Bryan
Jh Anderson
Pete Mason
Sempelé
Maddox
Boxwell
Keller
McIntyre
Wolverton
Law
Solenberger Bush
J. Sempeles
Grove
Lake
D. Sempeles
Haymaker
Dex
Covington Cougars
Handley Grid
Bell Clothes Push Season Lead With 602 Team Game
Bell Clothes 602 team game leads in the B league as Jack Wilkins 149 and Sam Shendow 138 pace a 3-0 win over Columbia Baking Co. Virginia Woolen No 2 567 tops Glaize and Bro. El Keller 127 leads South End Fire Co. in decisive game. Valley Service upset by Snapp's Foundry 122 final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothes Stores
Valley Service
South End Fire Co
Columbia Baking Co. It Folks Club
Glaize and Bro
Va. Woolen No
Clearbrook Woolen
Tka Snapp’s Foundry T
Coca Cola
Valley Fruit. & Candy
Jack Wilkins
Dan Boone
Sam Shendow
Ind
Jack Billmyer
Bill Boden
Bell Clothes
Columbia Baking
Clearbrook
Sam Shendon
Columbia Baking Co
Clothiers
Wilkins
Va. Woolen No. 1
el Keller
Alonzo Whitlock
Elks Clubs
B” Loop
Courtney Hook
Valley Fruit and Candy
Garland Carlisle
Hospital Board Reports Extra Funds For Shenandoah Memorial
The Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital board at Hotel Woodstock reported an additional 1535 toward the fundraising goal, leaving 5265 still needed to reach the minimum to qualify for state and federal allocations. Also notes Alaska coast uplift from earthquakes 50 years ago risen up to 50 feet in sections.
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Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Hotel Woodstock
Alaska
Sales Directory Estates Near Winchester and Clarke County
October 23 10 a m Melvin Manuel estate seven miles from Winchester near Relief on Middle Road household goods. October 30 1 p m estate of Bertie Hubbard two miles north Clearbrook west near Grimes real estate and personal property. November 3 J H Paakhouser estate Waverly Farm Double Tollgate Clarke County livestock and farm machinery. November 17 J H Funkhouser estate Highland Farm Double Tollgate Clarke County livestock and farm machinery.
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Melvin Manuel
Winchester
Middle Road
Bertie A. Hubbard
North Clearbrook
Grimes
J. H. Paakhouser
Waverly Farm
Double Tollgate
Clarke County
J. H. Funkhouser
Highland Farm
Cavaliers Keydets Set For Tight Saturday Clash
Virginia Cavaliers host Virginia Military Institute Keydets in Charlottesville with two veteran kickers Joe Leonard and Bill Graf central to scoring chances. Other notes cover players wearing numbers 47 87 and lineup shifts at Virginia Tech and Richmond preparing for Hampden-Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Old Dominion
Charlottesville
Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginia Military Institute
Cavalier
Joe Leonard
VMI
Bill Graf
Graf
University of Richmond
Leonard
Bobby Thomason
Leeds
Ala
Johnny Papit
Philadelphia
Papit
Washington and
Lee
Duke
Devils
Roanoke
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Bob Mcneish
Ralph Beard
Chip Collum
Bobby Webb
University of Richmond Spiders
Hampden-Sydney
Lynn Chewning
Chewning
Navy
Spiders
Col
William Cooper
Washington and Lee
Chareston
W. Va
West Virginia
Andy McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Charleston
Taylor Sanford
Randolph-Macon College
John Brockwell
Sanford
Brockwell
Catholic University
Western Maryland
Georgia Tech Tops Nation in Defense
Georgia Tech, unbeaten, tops national defensive rankings after holding Auburn to 5 net rushing yards last Saturday. The Yellowjackets allowed 69 passing yards but stifled Auburn on the ground, moving to first in the NC BB bureau rankings for rush and total defense as NC State drops to fourth after losing to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auburn
Georgia Tech
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Yellowjackets
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Farm Bureau Meeting Set in Richmond November
The Virginia Farm Bureau Federation schedules its annual meeting in Richmond November 10 and 11 with the women's auxiliary in session. Government officials and delegates including Gov. VLC Delegate Miles Godwin of Nansemond County and federation president Howard S. Zigler will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Gov. Vlc
Miles Godwin
Nansemond County
Howard S. Zigler
Federation
Walton Dinner Pushes Wildlife Development
The Winchester chapter of the Izaak Walton league in announces a wildlife development dinner at Sarah Zane hall at 7 p.m. on Wednesday November 3. J Pinckney Arthur president invites members of nearby sportsmen groups to attend with events planned November 4 Harrisonburg November 5 Woodrow Wilson Memorial high school November 6 Lexington to discuss wildlife welfare and development. Beverly Stras and I T Quinn of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries speak and officials expect Sen A Willis Robertson and Rep Burr P Harrison to attend. Dr T C Powers is chairman of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Hall
J. Pinckney Arthur
Winchester
Izaak Walton League
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
George Washington National Forest
Harrisonburg
Pittman-Robertson Act
Burr P. Harrison
T. C. Powers
Arthur
Boxing and Wrestling Start at Winchester Boys Club
The Winchester Boys Club opens boxing and wrestling at 7:30 p.m. at South End Firehall with Charles E. Johnson teaching wrestling and Charles Tait boxing. Johnson brings semi pro experience, while Tait is a former Golden Gloves boxer. The program aims for a well rounded winter season with plans for table tennis basketball and inter-club competition. Membership is open to city and county boys aged 12 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Boys Club
South End Firehall
Charles E. Johnson
Philadelphia
Charles Tait
Johnson
al Rooms
New York
Miami
Tait
Golden Gloves
Washington
Toxoid Given 248 At Gainesboro
Toxoid for diphtheria was given to 248 children at Gainesboro school by Dr. John Troxell. The clinic closed a series in county schools after a recent outbreak. A total of 1709 preschool children received serum. a second dose will be administered soon as general practice now requires two doses.
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Gainesboro
John Troxell
Right to Complain Upheld in High Court
James Marlow explains a Supreme Court case where workers acting in concert can challenge a boss without being fired. Ten Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance salesmen complained collectively. two were fired for planning a letter. NLRB ruled firing unfair labor practice, upheld by circuit court. Supreme Court did not review, leaving the ruling in place. The principle applies to interstate firms, protecting two or more employees, not a single worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Insurance Company
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Berryville Native Lt. Pifer Flies With Secretary Marshall
Lt Harry V Pifer of Berryville flew with Secretary George C Marshall to Paris as his personal physician and medical advisor to the American delegates. A Berryville High School alum, he attended Rutgers College, Columbia University, and trained at Passaic N J before becoming a senior member of Walter Reed General Hospital's medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Pifer
Berryville
Harry Pifer
Bartonsville
George C. Marshall
Paris
Pifer
Rutgers College
Medical Service of
Army
Columbia University
Passaic
Walter Reed General Hospital
Plane crash near Prestwick leaves many dead and burned
Eyewitnesses describe flames on a KLM Constellation after overshooting a misty Prestwick runway. Passengers and crew including Koene Parmentier are believed dead. fires burned victims and hindered rescues as the plane struck high tension and telephone lines plunging nearby areas into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koene D. Parmentier
Holland
KLM
Fredericksburg Seeks State Aid for School Buildings
Fredericksburg city council unanimously urged Gov. Tuck to arrange early state aid for school construction. The resolution called for a special legislative session but did not propose specific funding methods. It notes the $1.5 million needed would push bonded indebtedness beyond the 18 percent legal limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Tuck
Idaho Senator Heckled in Florida Campaign Stop
Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho, Progressive Party vice presidential candidate, was heckled and egged at Hemming Park in Jacksonville. Demonstrators shouted for him to go home and his speech ended when a loudspeaker company removed its equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Progressive Party
Hemming Park
Camels Enter Australian Desert Work in 1840
The article notes that camels were first used for labor in Australia’s desert region starting in 1840. This marked the beginning of camel transport and supply routes across arid areas, linking remote stations and trading posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Australia
Faulkner heirs tied to B and M property purchase
Miss Eva Faulkner of Washington Mrs L Faulkner Ferguson of Charlottesville and Mrs Brown Faulkner Weaver of Richmond are listed as heirs. The late Mrs Susan Faulkner Beverley is noted to have willed her interest to Mrs Weaver's sons John Albert W and Kenneth Faulkner Weaver. These heirs are from whom the property was purchased by B and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Faulkner
Washington
L. Faulkner Ferguson
Charlottesville
Brown Faulkner Weaver
Richmond
Susan Faulkner Beverley
Quiz answers from Page 4 reveal key facts
The list presents 10 items with facts: nearly 50 years, True, The Atlantic Ocean, fewer daily papers, two years, November 1, Alaska, January 1 1949, larger amount, homesickness.
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Atlantic Ocean
Alaska
Scout Roundup Dinner Plans Highlight Theatre Film
Scout business unit plans a dinner with coffee sugar and cream served by Mrs C A Wilson. Carl Campbell general chairman toast master. Mrs Walter Knee leads arrangements. Rev W J Hadden to give invocation Dr Tunstall Powers preside Court of Honor. New color sound movie The Years Between shown with Paul Chamberlin projecting and Navy Office loaning equipment. Ed Molden provides public address system.
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C. A. Wilson
Carl Campbell
Walter Knee
W. J. Hadden
Tunstall Powers
National Scout Headquarters
Paul Chamberlin
Navy Recruiting Office
Ed Molden
100 Percent Guarantee Urges GEO MINERAL Trial
Advertising copy urges readers to try GEO MINERAL with a seven day course at drug stores. It promises a full refund if not 100 percent satisfied and claims benefits for health, energy, sleep and daily life. Mail order mention to GAUNT'S DRUG STORE.
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Nature
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Oklahoma
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Bevel al Company
Catherine A. Manuel
Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer
Duncan Bros
Millwood
Mendy Poydey Peyment Pien
EGA
Tele
Peres
Kelly
Keydets
Farm Bureau
Buckley-Lages, Inc
Bronislaw Mlynarski
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Rubinstein
Mlynarski
U. S
Britain
Russia
Walton
Adams
Boscawen Sts
Marshall
Y. Rupert
Emma Wedermeyer
San Francisco
James Rampas
Cicero
Ill
John Reichel
William Burton
Tarbolton
Glen Taylor Egged
Fruit Growers
Tiffany Pruners
Pruners
Wiss Pruners
Atkins Saws
John .M. Hepfer
Martinsburg Pike
Northern Virginia Power CO
B&m
Scout
Glaize & Bro
Order of the Golden Rule
Albin
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
C. I Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
the All-Purpose Vehicle Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Cammer Tire CO
Opposite Handl
Roosevelt
Georgia
Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
Gaunt’s Drug Store
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