New Frederick County School Buses and Route Changes
Frederick County Schools outline major bus route changes for the 1956 57 year Superintendent Robert E Ayler notes three new 66 passenger buses will begin opening day with 33 buses total twenty four county owned nine contracted. Routes to James Wood High School Stephens City Middletown Gainesboro Gore Stonewall and Highview scaled to meet 850 a m arrival.
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Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County
Mr. Ayler
Ayler
James Wood High School
James Wood
Henry Adams
Brucetown
Berryville Pike
Anthony Nethers
A. A. Adams
Bufflick Road
Millwood Pike
W. A. Grove
James
Senseng
Henry Boyce
Dicks Hollow Road
Armel Hill
Woodchuck Lane
Round Hill
Stephens City School
Middle Road
Macedonia-Armel
Double Hall Gate
Douglas Petrie
Place Brothers
Kernstown
Rt. 11
Stephens City
Gainesboro
James DeHaven
Brown’s
Bryarly
Howard Braithwaite
Salem Church
Timber Ridge
Brown's
Clergy Vacation Leaves Local Congregation Briefly Serviced
The Rev. Morris Cather is on vacation and the Rev. Judson Baldwin supplies the pastorate in his absence. Mrs. B. F. Line visits Mrs. Myrtle Garvin. Mrs. Arthur Pugh dines with the Wingfields. Harold and Elda Pugh vacation in Arlington. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Odom of Alexandria and Mrs. Stewart and Elwood of Martinsburg. Ethel Morris of Miami visits the Larricks. Mrs. Ida Brill hosts. L. V. McIlwee and sons vacation in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wolford Gore
Morris Cather
Judson Baldwin
B. F. Line
Myrtle Garvin
Arthur Pugh
Wingfields
Harold
Elda Pugh
Arlington
William Wolford
Robert Odom
Alexandria
Stewart
Elwood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ethel Morris
Miami
Fla
B. L. Larrick
Larrick
Winchester
Hagerstown
Edith Miller
Cedar Creek
Ida Brill
Rev Kirk Leaves For Nortonsville
The Rev. R. J. Kirk who has led the Church of God on Orchard Ave for two years will become pastor of the Nortonsville Church of God this Sunday. He will be accompanied by his wife and his son R J Kirk Jr a chemist. Kirk Jr remains in town as a senior at Shepherd College. Mr Kirk will be succeeded by the Rev Clarence Budrick who arrives from Big Lone Gap Va and takes over tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kirk
Church of God
Orchard Ave
Nortonsville
R. J. Kirk, Jr
O'Sullivan
Shepherd College
Kirk
Clarence Budrick
North Carolina
Big Lone Gap
Burick
Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits Highlight Community
The Boyce Methodist Church Sunday School held its annual picnic at Rouss Park last Saturday. Numerous local families and visitors from Baltimore, Falls Church, and Washington, D C spent weekends with residents, sharing meals and greetings. The column also notes a Q and A on dog saliva explaining cooling mechanisms and panting aids evaporation.
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Elise M. Courtney
Boyce Methodist Church
Rouss Park
Eugene Conner
Jeffrey
Philadelphia
Paul Racey
John Palombi
Colonial Beach
Levi Seekford
Joseph
David
Wildwood
N. J
Seekfords
New York City
Manhattan Island
James Yeakley
Lucille
Charlotte
Jimmy
Baltimore
H. R. Yeakley
Marshall A. Willingham
Robert Braithwaite
Berryville
Raymond Wilson
Kenneth Singhass
David Willingham
Marshal Willingham
Joe Zombro
Perry Point
Harles Lanham
Fred Keyser
Enda Courtney
Stanley
September sales directory listings in Winchester and nearby towns
The sales directory lists multiple auctions in Virginia from September 5 to 29. Items include household goods furniture real estate dairy cattle farm equipment and livestock. Notable locations include Nain Frederick County Court House The Plains Berryville Winchester Clarke County and Strasburg with auctions led by local auctioneers E T Snider Charles R Duvall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Barrett
Nain
Adam Snively
Frederick County Court House
Braddock St
Winchester
Snt
Tirvelda Farms
the Plains
Carl G. Brown
Edward Chrisman
Gibbons St
E. T. Snider
Stickley Institute
Stickley
Strasburg
U. S. 11
Cedar Creek
Gilbert McKown
Helen L. Smith
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Doubleday
W. D. Orndorff
Edwin C Yost
A. Hummer
Charles R. Duvall
Lillie M. Bromley
Loudoun St
Virginia
Board of Trustees
Ruth Stickley Windle
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Apri
Davis Magisterial District
Richard A. Goode
Warren
Frederick
Frederick County
County of
Shenandooah Couny
Shenandoah
Fred D. Maphis
First National Bank
C. S. Painter
Milner Hotels Management Co Owns Most Hotels
Milner Hotels Management Co. owns the greatest number of hotels with 200 properties in 154 cities. The chain specializes in small hotels offering moderate-priced rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner Hotels Management Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Clarke
Frank M. Ritter
Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mervel W. Adams Air Conditioning Plumbing
Chipman
Nain and Bryarly
Harry Warren
U. S. Rt
Danny McDonald
Middletown
Melvin Ebersole
Francis Rickard
Stonewall School
Ruby Carpenter
Best Church
U. S. Rt. 11
James Summel
W. A. Morrison
Cornwell
Stonewall
Bryarly School
Round Hill School
C. C. Haymaker
White Hall School
E. L. Robinson
Jesse Burner
Armel School
M. K. Sandy
Gravel Springs
Fisher
Highview School
Bob Sandy
Front Royal Pike
Double Toll Gate
Nineveh
Canterbury Road
Double Churches
Ollie Grim
America
Funeral Home
Louroun
St.anchester
Vinca
TM Reg
S. Pot
Arosenberger Cx Company
Bradwock
Minor Motor CO
Gore
Rev
Fruit Growers
Winesap Apples
H. W. Butler & Bro
Boyce
Lewis Courtney
Johnny Pifer
William Pifer
Falls Church
W. D. Pifer
Duff's
Audrey Payton
Charles Creamer
Chester Rosenberry
Nelson Thompson
Raymond Talley
Ray and
Gail
Washington, D. C
C. J. Brumback and Sons
N. Cameron St
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Cold Storage
California
Silvertone
Motorola
Hassock
McCormick-Deering
Frank L. Barrett
CTTAS
B. W
U. S. Highway No. 11
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