Sunday church schedules across multiple congregations listed
A long church directory lists services and activities at Braddock Street Methodist Centenary Reformed Christ Episcopal Christian Science Nazarene Congregational Christian Disciples First Assembly of God First Baptist First Brethren Evangelical United Brethren Grace Lutheran Highland Avenue Presbyterian Loudoun Street Church of Christ Market Street Methodist Montague Avenue Methodist Round Hill Macedonia Sacred Heart Catholic Winchester Presbyterian with pastors, Sunday schools, worship times, and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren
Carl W. Hiser
Unger Will Disposes of Estate
James P. Reardon qualified as executor of Minnie G. Unger estate under bond of 7000. Appraisers Roy Boyce Coleman Dunn Harry McCann Joseph Jolliffe and D K Russell named. Bequests of 500 to J N Goode Cora Fries Woodrow Milburn Albert Unger Casper Newlin and 200 to Cora Snider. Remainder to brothers and sisters Sarah E Goode Florence V Goode Casper Newlin Henry Casper En och Simon Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reardon
Minnie G. Unger
Roy Boyce
Coleman Dunn
Harry McCann
Joseph Jolliffe
D. K. Russell
J. N. Goode
Cora Fries
Woodrow Milburn
Albert Unger
Casper Newlin
Cora Snider
Sarah E. Goode
Florence V. Goode
Henry
Casper
Enoch
Simon Newlin
Viscose Insures Alaska Pulp Venture With New Mill
American Viscose Corp and Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Co form Ketchikan Pulp & Paper Co to produce wood pulp in southeastern Alaska. Avisco, backing supply, plans to boost future capacity. Frank H. Griffin says the dissolving pulp will mainly serve growing American viscose needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Viscose Corp
Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Co
Paint Firms Fined For Anti-trust Price Conspiracies
Four major paint and varnish firms pleaded no contest to anti-trust charges for price fixing. In Pittsburgh federal court Judge R M Gibson fined the firms a total 25000 and five company officials 11500. Firms fined include Pittsburgh Plate Glass Devoe Reynolds and Inter Chemical Co American Marietta Co of Chicago 10000 on two indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
R. M. Gibson
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Devoe and Reynolds
Inter-Chemical Co
American-Marietta Co
Chicago
Boyce Dominates Stephens City for District L Win
Boyce rolled up its second District L victory by drubbing Stephens City 22 to 6 under Senseng Road lights. Yowell and Gardiner scored in the second period, Hawkins added two points after a dropkick, and Spurs and Thompson teamed for a late safety. Stephens City only scored in the fourth quarter as Frederick County muffed chances. Coach Miley used the full squad and noted fumbles on Stephens City drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Stephens City
Senseng
Yowell
Gardiner
Hawkins
Spurs
Thompson
C. E. Miley Jr
Frederick County Boys
Miley
Journals
N. Spurs
Grim
Buckner
Garver
Cunningham
Wane Carr
Pyle
Leads and Strikes Spark City Church League Standings
Catholic team led by Father Joseph Haye and Edwin Lillis posted a season best team game 554 as they beat Reformed. El Keller twice rolled 127 helping Braddock St Methodist sweep Cork St Christian for top spot. Lutheran 546 toppled Baptist 513 501 with Buck Clevenger 121 and Bill Brown 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Catholic
Market St. Methodist
Baptist
United Brethern
Reformed
Lutheran
Ind
Fred Sturn
el Keller
Edwin Lillis
Billie
Richard Buncutter
Braddock St
Methodist
Joseph Haye Rolling
Buck Clevenger
Fred Sturm
Cork
United Prethern
George Weidig
U. S
Bill Brown
Hedgesville Beats Berryville In Tough League Clash
Hedgesville defeated Berryville 20 to 8 as Berryville limited by Smallwood injury and Devine leg injury. Locke connected for a TD to Devine but Berryville fell behind 8 0 at half and could not overcome the visitors with Woodstock looming on next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville High School
Hedgesville
Smallwood
Boyce
Clarke Coaditions
Berryville
Locke
Chester Rockwell
Devine
Feagens
Rockwell
Woodstock
Handley Gridders Top Clifton Forge 26-0 on Strong Ground
Handley rode early scoring by Richard McIntyre to a 26 to 0 victory over Clifton Forge on their field. McIntyre crossed for three touchdowns and added an extra point while Keller and Wolverton contributed key runs and a fourth quarter score. Handley dominated with 10 first downs as the Judges prepare for Covington next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Clifton Forge
Richard McIntrye
Winchester
McIntrye
Keller
Wolverton
Mountaineers
Maddox
Richard Boxwell
Manuel Semples
Semples
Covington Cougars
Sportsmen's League opposes shortened quail season
The Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen's Associations calls for keeping the season from November 20 to January 5 or abandoning it. Col. R. S. Parrott says delegates will press the State Game Commission. The group includes Augusta, Clarke, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Rockingham, Fauquier, Orange and Culpeper counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia League of Sportsmen's Associations
State Game Commission
Sportmens’ Organization
Col
R. S. Parrott
Parrott
Augusta
Clarke
Page Shenandoah Warren Rockingham
Fauquier
Orange
Culpeper
Dove symbol of meekness and peace tied to gall bladder myth
The ancient belief that the gall bladder houses bitterness and anger led to the dove being chosen as a emblem of meekness and peace.
Washington Team Brings Two Winchester Lads In Sunday Showdown
Two former Winchester halfbacks Tommy Turner and Mac McGill join the Washington Brown Bombers for a 2:15 p.m. Sunday clash at City Park against the Winchester Bombers. The visiting roster includes Barney Gordon and Hugh Robinson, with Coach T. J. Clevenger bolstering the lineup with Martinsburg and Charles Town stars. The teams share a heated rivalry as locals expect a record crowd, and the visitors arrive by bus around 12:30 p.m. A 9 a.m. practice is planned tomorrow by the host coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Tommy Turner
Mac McGill
Washington Brown Bombers
City Park
Winchester Bombers
McGill
Thompson
Barney
Flash” Gordon
Hugh “House” Robinson
T. J. Clevenger
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Clevenger
90 Piece Band In Hagerstown Halloween Parade
Forty bands and drum corps join the Alsatia club Mummers parade in Hagerstown on November 1 at 8 p m The 90 piece University of Maryland band leads a large lineup for the colorful event featuring 15 giant balloon figures with prize money totaling nearly $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Hagerstown
Stonewall Dominates New Market 38-6 in Clean Win
Stonewall high school stayed unbeaten in league play by routing New Market 38-6 at New Market. Dewey Gillespie scored four times on offense and added a 40 yard run and multiple interceptions. DeHaven Crim and O’Connell added TDs and conversions, while Neff scored New Market’s loneTD. The game featured no major injuries and few penalties. Stonewall heads to Hedgesville then hosts Berryville on Nov. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall High School
New Market
Wil
Bryant Harper
Stonewall
Dewey Gillespie
Harper
DeHaven
Crim
O'Connell
Neff
Hedgesville
Berryville
Litten
Cornwell Miller
LE Lewis Silcott
DeHaven Olinger
Hoover Weaver
D. Gillespie
Dorsey
Patton
Local Names List in OCR Fragment
Readable names include White, Cole, Dyke, Oates, C. Gillespie, Shirley, Crim, Jobe, Bragg, Morrison, Davis. No context or actions provided in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Cole
Oates
C. Gillespie
Shirley
Crim
Jobe
Bragg
Morrison
Davis
Crash Kills Two Near Clifton Forge Underpass
Two people died in a collision near Clifton Forge when a car plunged into an underpass. Holmes Ralston Dice, 40, of Burketown, a field supervisor for Valley of Virginia Milk Producers, died instantly. Mrs. William C. Wine, 25, of Harrisonburg, died later from injuries. her husband was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge
Holmes Ralston Dice
Burketown
Valley of Virginia Milk Producers
William C. Wine
Harrisonburg
Friday College Football Scores From Local Colleges
Friday results show Bostin University 28 over N C U 7. Lebanon Valley 14 over Moravian 6. Upsala 7 over Susquehanna 0. Morris Harvey 7 over W V Tech 9. St Vincent Pa 21 over Waynesburg. Georgetown 35 over Fordham 0. Newport News App 20 over Eastern Carolina 6. Navy 150 Ib 28 over Cornell 150 Ib 0. Navy Jayvees 35 over Penn State Jayvees 26. North Carolina Frosh 20 over Virginia Frosh 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostin Univ
Lebanon Valley
Moravian
Upsala
Susquehanna
Morris Harvey
W. Va. Tech
St. Vincent
Waynesburg
Georgetown Univ
Fordham
Newport News
Eastern Carolina
Navy
Cornell
Navy Jayvees
Penn State
Jayvees
North Carolina
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Hawkins
John J. Hawse
Centenary Reformed
L. Flickinger
Christ Episcopal
James B. Roe
Christian Science
E. Cork St
Church of the Nazarene
A. L. Lepley
Swisher
Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Bible School
St. Christian Disciples
William J. Hadden Jr
Claude M. Grove
First Assembly of God
M. N. Zezzo
First Baptist
E. T. Clark
First Brethren
Rev
Paul & Dick
A. C. Frye
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenberg
Loudoun St. Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
Garland Whitlock
Market St
Montague Ave
Edward A. Plunkett
Round Hill
Macedonia
Sacred Heart Catholic
Julian Bullock
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronald S. Wilson
Russell A. Joyce
SS Council
Mary Bittinger
WINC
Fale Vela
Kent ST
M. G. Unger
Biu Ues
Miller & Anderson
E.boscawen ST. Wosehsster
Mrginia
ECSU
Stephens City Bowl
Hedgesville Downs
RED Cross
Baker & Anderson
Scotland
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Prestwick
International Radiophoto
M'Intyre
Sportsman’s League
Shaw Garden
Smith’s Garage
East Piccadilly St
Washington
Winchester Armory
Jac.” Fretwell
Clowe's Jewelry Store
Winchester News CO
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
American Legion Home
Stag
Front Royal
Swanky
ROYAL
Burgundy
Buncutter Tire CO
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. Cameron ST
Albin
Tommy D. Lockhart
N. Loudoun St
Grove’s
S. Loudoun St
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