Strasburg Team Captures First in F F A Fair
The Strasburg team won first place at the F F A fair judging contest with a total score of 932, earning a silver loving cup. High individual was Harry Cook of Stephens City with 332 points, while Mackall Pangle of Strasburg and Bob O Roark of New Market tied for second with 328. Other top finishers include Roy Didawick, Alfred Gochenour, and John Reynolds in Woodstock, with scores and team totals listed, under district coordinator W. R. Legge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Middletown
Strasburg
Harry Cook
Mackall Pangle
Bob O’roark
New Market
W. R. Legge
Sitof
Northern Virginia
Ross Lillard
Ray Bailey
Charles Cook
John Carbaugh
Boyce
Berryville
C. C. Beard
Front Royal
J. J. Foster
Handley
A. L. Fry
R. A. Wall
Toms Brook
W. Frank Wall, Jr
Edinburg
Woodstock
Derwood Myers
Mount Jackson
E. Richards
Ralph Hamman
Joe Bly
Roy Didawick
Charles Hounshell
Craighill Burks
Austin Riley
Gilbert Royston
Toms Brok
Billie Hottle
Irvin Kohne
Tom Sweeney
Charles Haynie
Richard Seckford
William Dodson
Donald Levi
Orie Royston
Preston Cornwell
Eugene Pope
Herbert, Manuel
Charles Reely
Edinburgh Alger Holler
James Sheetz
Ivan Coffelt
James Chamberlain
Clarence Hershman
Braxton T's
Siler Brevities from Siler Virginia and Nearby
In Siler VA and surrounding areas notices of ill health visits include Mrs E R Dailey and Mrs Ruth M Kerns visiting F H Heironimus in Gerrards town WV where he remains ill. Families Dailey Gray Lamp DeHaven Brannon and others hosted and visited at various homes. funerals and guests noted in local exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
E. R. Dailey
Ruth M. Kerns
Gerrardstown
W. Va
F. H. Heironimus
F. O. Heironimus
Haden Heironimus
Brentwood
Heironimus
EB. R. Dailey
J. E. R. Dailey
E. L. Gray
A. V. Dailey
Swan Pond Orchard
Martinsburg
Paul Lamp
A. H. Lamp
Cross Junction
Wilmer DeHaven
Winchester
F. G. DeHaven
Doc” DeHaven
Shanghai
Mrs C W Rogers Dies At Martinsburg Home
Mrs Fannie May Rogers wife of Clarence William Rogers died at her Martinsburg West Virginia home at 315 yesterday in her fortieth year. She was daughter of Linton O Sr ser Mrs Melia A Smith of Bruce town Frederick county. She leaves husband two sons Lawrence B E and Clarence L Rogers one daughter Mrs Verba Stotler and several siblings Mrs Ernest Bartow Ridgeway W Va Mrs Amos Headley Winchester Edith Smith Bernard Smith Bruce town James Smith Berryville Va Funeral services set for 2 oclock Friday at sunker Hill W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie May Rogers
Clarence William Rogers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Warren County
Lawrence BE
Clarence L. Rogers
Verba Stotler
Ernest Bartow
Ridgeway
Amos Headley
Winchester
Edith Smith
Bernard Smith
Brucetown
James Smith
Berryville
Sunker Hill
Pneumonia Fatal to James Donald 11 Month Old
James Aller Donald aged 11 months son of Mr and Mrs James Donald Kernstown died at home from double pneumonia at 4 pm. He leaves a sister Helen Virginia at home. Funeral from Kernstown Methodist Church at 2 pm Friday conducted by Rev Floyd M Lucas of Stephens City. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Donald formerly Sarah Dicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aller’ Donald
James Donald
Kernstown
Helen Virginia
Floyd M. Lucas
Stephens City
Mount Hebron
Donald
Barah Dicks
Speed of Lightning Studies Show Fastest Average Speed
Researchers report lightning travels at about 28 500 miles per second on average. The finding highlights the immense power and rapid energy transfer in atmospheric electrical discharges observed during thunderstorm studies.
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FF. A. Fair
Camillus White
Howards Chapel
Wailer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arroy Dick
Irene
Angers Store
J. W. Brannon
Whitacre
J. R. Whitacre
Duce
Linton O
Remington
Ed Carton
Savage
Joe’s
TRU
Springfield
Ney
Carton
Loren
Calih
Jostan
Eikhak
FORD
L. H
Brunswick Reflector
Chevrolet
Essex
Petlel
Tomlinson Gun Cleaner
Teanen
Trumph Trap
Lone Sp Tyne
Trey Verely
Buick
Hudson
Nash
Pollen
Giant CL
Chrysler
Del
Dodie
Plymouth
Pontiac
S. Market Square
Harrisburg
Hanover
Carlisle
N. Main
Chambersburg
W. King
Lancaster
Market ST
Lewistown
W. Main ST
Waynesboro
Baltimore ST
Cumberland, MD
Loudoun ST
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