Handley Edges Randolph-Macon In Early Scoring Thriller
Handley high school beat Randolph-Macon Academy 13 to 6 at Front Royal, scoring on a 20 yard pass from Lyon to Eldridge and adding a later TD by Red Baker after a 95 yard Handley drive. Grove, Clowe, Kern and Baker stood out in the Handley backfield while Lyon, Seal and Eldridge sparked Randolph-Macon’s offense as the game ended in Handley territory.
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Handley High School
Randolph-Macon Academy
Yellow Jacket
Handley
Randolph-Macon
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Clowe
Yellow Jackets
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Baker
Red Baker
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Lyon
Sea
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Boyd
Ree
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Lillard BR. H—Clowe
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Brunswick Seeks Better Reception and Radio Filters
Brunswick officials seek details from Bruns wick Maryland on how Winchester improved radio reception over the past year with filters and appliance upgrades. The town reports intrusive static in Brunswick and notes an ordinance requiring inspection of new electrical equipment, while Crowl cites cooperation and missing filters at several plants. A separate item recalls a California incident where a boy exchanged pennies to learn his name, sparking a police chase after a fire station collection.
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Brunswick
Winchester
BE. A. Crowl
Radio Con
Calif
Darrell Gene Bs
Farm Bureau Head Praises President Roosevelt
G F Holsinger head of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation writes to Representative A Willis Robertson praising President Roosevelt. He states the administration’s agricultural program has aided farmers, endorses soil conservation and production control, and says Farm Bureau does not endorse candidates but supports policies aligned with current agricultural aims.
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Lexington
G. F. Holsinger
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
A. Willis Robertson
Farm Bureau
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
The
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Virginia
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Gave His Life To Save Others
In Jackson Mississippi projectionist Joe Kuriger aged 52 died after battling flames in the Istrione Theatre. He stayed to help patrons escape and was severely burned when he stumbled in a hallway and died hours later.
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Jackson
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Istrione Theatre
Kuriger
Apples Steady in Overseas Markets on October Trade
Prices for imported apples held steady on British markets with demand stronger than last week. Home grown fruit was plentiful and cheap due to poor condition, while best colored imports from Canada remained in demand. Liverpool barrels rose, London slightly fell, pears were mixed, and large pear and apple movements are anticipated next week with hundreds of thousands of bushels expected.
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Fred A. Motz
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Virginia
York Imperial
Jonathan
Maryland
Nova Scotia
Blenheim
Boxes
California
Newtown
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
McIntosh
U. S
Colder Weather Forecast for North and Middle Atlantic
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for clearing conditions Monday, precipitation Tuesday night and Wednesday, then generally fair and cold early, turning warmer toward the latter half. The forecast covers the North and Middle Atlantic states.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Policeman in pheasant hunt warning during Nebraska trip
Missouri Valley Iowa officer William Clary and three companions hunted pheasants in Nebraska. They state that when the first bird was flushed Clary shouted Halt or I ll fire.
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Missouri Valley
William Clary
Nebraska
Clary
How to Make 144 Kinds of Candy
Fall prompts a craving for old fashioned confections. The booklet Candy Recipes offers 144 candy types including fudges taffies chocolate and nut bars with popcorn balls. Coupon attached promises the guide for ten cents.
Flight Excursions Over Skyline Drive in a Ford Tri Motor
Harold Johnson offers hour long flights over Skyline Drive from Winchester aboard a steel Ford tri motor with 12 passenger capacity. The plane will cruise at 3000 feet for clear views of the Blue Ridge and surrounding valleys, plus local Winchester flights.
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Harold Johnson
Winchester
Skyline Drive
Blue Ridge
Dim Headlight Rule Still Wanted by Auto Officials
John Q Rhodes Jr director of the State Motor Vehicle Division notes drivers on the Valley Pike dim too few headlights. He urges a courtesy revival to curb night accidents and recalls a rejected proposal to require dimming headlights and cap headlight power to 32 candlepower.
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Valley Pike
New Market
John Q. Rhodes, Jr
State Motor Vehicle Division
Governor's Advisory Legislative Council
Peery
General Assembly
Rhodes
Division of Motor Vehicles
County Church Trustees Named
An order in Frederick County Circuit Court appoints H. C. Moore L. H. Ramey and W. H. Clowser as trustees of Mount Olive United Brethren Church Hayfield. They were elected August 27 at Laurel Hill Church to serve with existing trustees O. C. Clowser J. A. Cather L. M. Larrick and N. K. Larrick.
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Frederick County
H. C. Moore
L. H. Ramey
W. H. Clowser
Mount Olive
Executors Sale of George E Cook Property
The undersigned will sell at auction in front of Court House in Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock on Saturday November 14 1936 that desirable property the home of the late George E Cook situated at No 1102 South Main street corner of Main and Bond streets Winchester Va Lot 30 feet on Main street extending east along Bond street 55 feet improved by a two story residence six rooms in good condition Immediate possession Terms Cash Andrew J Cook Executor of George E Cook deceased
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
George E. Cook
Main Street
Main and
Bond Streets
Bond Street
Andrew J. Cook
Virginia Politician Profile From Early 20th Century Ads
A political self profile highlights a Virginia State Senator from 1916 to 1922 who opposed the Road Bonds in 1923 and served as Commonwealth's Attorney for Rockbridge County from 1922 to 1928. It notes military service from 1917 to 1919, a 1936 gold key honor, and multiple congressional campaigns including election in 1932 and re election in 1934 with a large win margin before losing in 1934 by nine thousand votes.
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Virginia
Commonwealth
Rockbridge County
Commission On
Inland Fisheries
United States Army
Virginia Future Farmers Associaton
United States Congress
Congress
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Bath
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Amherst St
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Bailey Bros
Mowrey’s Jewelry Store
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Atwell Ave
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S. Loudoun Street
Hunter Carver
East Piccadilly St
Hoover
South Loudoun St
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Mary A. Crowl
Hable's
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Winchester Evening Star
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America
the People’s
Finest Thrift Tire
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J. Everett Will
Luray
Robertson
Robertson Campaign
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
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Frank Knox
D. Lee Colvin
Claude A. Watson
Norman Thomas
George A. Nelson
William Lemke
Thomas C. O'Brien
John W. Aiken
Emil F. Teichert
Earl Browder
James W. Ford
United States Senate
Carter Glass
George Rohlsen
Donald Burke
J. Everett Will Lester Ruffner
City Democratic Committee
Hallowe'en
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
Diamond Store” Phone
John S. Miller & CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
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