Allegany Tops Handley 6-0 In Local Classic
Allegany High School defeated Handley 6-0 on their home field as Gaffney Jordano and Kemp set up a fourth quarter touchdown. Handley’s defense and punting limited Allegany’s offense, while Yeakle’s interception preserved a tight game.
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Allegany High School
Handley
Cumberland
Gaffney
Jordano
Kemp
Sparkers
Marylanders
T. Monte
Allegany
Patton
Yeakle
Wilkinson
Mont
Herman Ball
Aggregation
Winchester
Rowe
Buljivan
Whitham
Handley Falls To Allegany In CVAL Opener
Allegany dominates the Judges in a sequential football clash as Whitham and Dunn spark a late Knight drive while Kemp intercepts a key pass. Allegany appears best poised to claim the CVAL title, surpassing Waynesboro who is not fielding this year.
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Allegany
Spangler
Handley
Cather
Whitham
Dunn
Kemp
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Tom Whitham
De‘fense
Yeakle
Himelright
Rowe
Dunlap
Patton
Shumaker
Gaffney
Eeeere O
Tae
Eae Cig
Dunlap Shumaker Pee
Cather Peete
Patton Sete
Meer
Perry Ee Dunn Robinson
Yeakle Sos
Stewart Rowe
Himelright Trearenerene Bywaters
Feeder
Enrnee Statistics
H. H
Bere
Rvenene
Three New Ships Being Designed
NEW YORK Oct. 24. The United States Maritime Commission plans three new 35 000 ton transpacific passenger ships as the next step in its merchant marine program. Each ship would cost 8 000 000 to 11 000 000 dollars and construction would start in six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Maritime Commission
L. Wilcox
Commission
Four Mt. Jackson youths escape injury in crash west of New Market
Four Mt. Jackson youths narrowly escaped serious injury when their car went out of control on Massanutten Mountain three miles west of New Market. Driver Elwood Hall was bruised and arrested for drunken driving. Elwood Arehart and Harry Bambers suffered cuts and bruises. Herbert Thorpe had facial lacerations.
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New Market
Mt. Jackson
Here
Massanutten Mountain
Elwood Hall
Elwood Arehart
Harry Bambers
Herbert Thorpe
Hall
Akim Tamiroff Wins $20,000 for Union Pacific Role
Hollywood reporter notes Akim Tamiroff allegedly snatched a cigarette from his instructor as J Carroll Naish claims a $20,000 payoff for a Union Pacific role. Substitutions listed include Allegany Mont Elsamore and Handley Whitham Cook with officials Day Young Dailey and others noted. Score by periods part appears garbled with incomplete play details.
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Hollywood
Akim Tamiroff
J. Carroll Naish
Screen Heavy
Naish
Union Pacific
Allegany
Mont Elsamore
Handley
Whitham Cook
Whitlock
Day
Hampden Sidney
Young
Randolph Mason
Dailey
High Scores in Evening Star Ladies Matches
Feltner and Mrs. Jasper lead Friday events as Line scores 129 and top individual marks Line 129 Feltner 121 Jasper 119. High sets Feltner 327 Jasper 312 Sirie 310. Team leaders Cammers 487 Hershey 486 G A A 475. Total pins Hershey 1418 Cammers 1393 G A A 1376.
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Evening Star Ladies
Line
Feltner
Mrs. Jasper
Boyce
Hershey
National Priit
O. Cammers
Handley
Piccadilly
Beta Sigma Phi
Jasper
Sirie
Cammers
Winchester Nurses
Hunt
Eagie We
Mrs. V' Devanter
F. Feltner Sewee
Mrs. Gardiner
Dummy
Eeeore
Convention to create sanitary towns urged by Red Cross
Geneva reports the International Red Cross will draft a plan for sanitary towns to shelter wounded civilians in wartime and submit it to world governments. In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mrs Lizzie Metcalf no longer suffers ear pain after doctors removed a bug with an X Ray, noting it was well preserved and flew into her ear 26 years ago.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Hopkinsville
Lizzie Metcalf
Own a Western Auto Associate Store in small towns
Learn to own and operate a Western Auto Associate Store with turnkey startup for as little as 2750 dollars in towns of 1500 to 20000. The program promises training in merchandising methods from the Western Auto Associate Store Division, Western Auto Supply Co. located at 21-29 Central Ave Newark NJ.
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Western Auto Associate
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Supply Co
Central E. Newark
N. J
Clarke County Vocational Fair Showcases Winners In Berryville
Clarke County's annual vocational fair in Berryville displays agriculture and home economics exhibits with judges from Handley Win chester and Stephens City. Donald Levi and Dalton Carpenter lead in agriculture. Gretta Ogden tops home economics. total prizes amount to 54 dollars funded by local businesses.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Boyce
H. M Davis
W. R. Legge
Handley High
Winchester
Robert A. Wail
Stephens City High School
Garland Williams
Julian Berlin
Woodrow Larrick
Lee
Stayman Winesap
Rome Beauty
Glenwood Dodson
Stewart Larrick
Donald Levi
Charles Maloney
Dalton Carpenter
Allen Emmert
David Childs
H. A. Clevenger
John Anderson
John Dusarable
Ralph Cochran
Elwood Affleck
Churchill Diggs
Brown
Ralph Levi
Joyce Davis
John Unger
Albert Vorous
Riley Loy
Charles Clevenger
Holmes Vorous
Timothy
Gilbert Royston, Jr
Ed Lee
Beverley Huff
Jack Hardesty
Raymond Kackley
Jimmy Carter
Allen Carter
Rainsberger Clips High Game In League Match
Rainsberger posted 163 for the high game in the League A clash. Coca Cola of No. Va. collected a high team game 535 and a high team set 1535 with Amer Legion in Coca Cola and Orto Legion. H Rainsberger led with a 374 set followed by Richards 331 and Kerlin 326.
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Rainsberger
Coca Cola
Pal No. Va
Amer. Legion
Orto Legion
No. Va
Hainsberger
Kiracofe
Rush
H. Rainsberger
Richards
Kerlin
League
Avg No. Va
Wanis
Eeee Ween
Sane Eee
Coca Cola Eee
O’sullivan
McElligott
Stine Servineas
McDonald
Himelright
Gatewood
Brown
P. Rainsberger
Stickley Tae
Kremer
Miller
Lions
Kiwanis Smith
Clowe
Barry Setee Eee
Bryarly Ovreeee
Newlin Teen
O'Sullivan American Legion
Wheeler
Aring
McCormack
R. E. Lee Home to Lose Landmarks
In Richmond the R E Lee Camp Home for Confederate Veterans will raze two more landmarks. The ten veterans once housed there now live in the hospital building as the last two cottages Mosby and J E B Stuart are slated for demolition. The state took over operating costs in 1892.
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Richmond
Gray
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Catcher
Sport Shop
Evening Star-Sport Shop
Handley Allegany Row
L.E Spangler
L. Dunlap
L.T DY Seat
Oswald Shumaker
L.G
Stein Robinson
Klein Bywaters
R.G
Reeerves Hoff Patton
R.T Robinson Himelright
R.E Sullivan Dunn
Eakle
L.H
Catherine R.H Wilkinson
Perry Sees
F.B
Libbey
Owensford
John W. Rosenberger and Co
Braddock St
Northern Virginia Power Company
Wil
Wilkin Ve
Redskin Teadiuia.e
Star Office
Eee Hershey
Industrial Aces
A Seene Wees
S. Glaize Fsees
Krouse
N. Elsen
Aalyie
Helvestine
Ritter See Wee
Berry Marten
Russell Th Pesee
Handley Lillis
Hottel . . Ee
Sencendiver
Cather Bineg
Clark Fair
Hampson Digges
Joe Harris
Churchill Digges
F. J. Grubbs
C. Carter
Bradley
Dorothy Kackley
Dorothy Kackley. 3. Mrs. Bradley
Greta Ogden
Clara Barthel
J. J. Harris
Kiddie Lou Hart
Colston Carter
Elizabeth Ann Jones
Lola Taylor
Esther Lee
Charlotte Housenfluck
Helen Levi
Nancy Davis
J. J. Hiarris
Colston C. Car
Lola Vorous
Lola Tayor
Marian Heine
Clarence Kern
Enders
Lollie Vorous
Ruby Sowers
Ee Carter
Dorothy Rackey
Marian McDonald
Frances Bray
Grover Carroll
Margaret Simpson
Creel
Winifred Kackley
Lolly Vorous
Edna Dellinger
Colston C. Carter
Ellen Suddith
Davis
Helen Collis
Emma McAtee
Emma McAteer
Nellie Cobb
Evelyn Carlisle
Ella DeHaven
Kitty Polhamus
Eddie Lon Hart
C. L. Loy
Mary Polhamus
Elizabeth Foley
Mrs. Enders
Bertha McFillin
Jances Bray
Maurice Longerbean
Raymond Creel
Zachary White
Gilbert Ching
Louise Bell
Ida Lee Trussell
Agnes Trussell
Gloria Longerbeam
Ellis
Howard L. James
W. Piccadilly
Rotary Stine
Armstrong
Baker Teen Reese
Knight Semen
Arnold Diseenee
Marshall Wenee
Pi Taciastoe
Handey Yates Eeee Etwas
Ceee O
Nyder Seeeens
Ichards Setens
Sturm Teres Ee
Seneendiver
R. E. Lee
Firestens
McCormick Deering Farm
McCornick Deering
Burns
C. I. Brumback
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