Nightly Rallies Boost Youth Enthusiasm in Brucetown Church
Enthusiastic response to a week of nightly rallies among Brucetown Methodist charge youths. 77 youths aged 12 to 23 joined nine adult counselors under recreation leader Joe Reynolds. Rev. R. A. Craig of Berryville spoke, with Rev. Emory Elimore serving Brucetown. A group photo lists many participants including Freddie Hildebrane, Robert Swartz, Calvin Adams, Virginia Burke, Onita Jobe, and numerous Dorsey and Hardesty family members.
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Brucetown
Joe Reynolds
R. A. Craig
Berryville
Emory Elimore
Freddie Hildebrane
Robert Swartz
Calvin Adams
Virginia Burke
Onita Jobe
William Swartz
Richard Jobe
Jack Dorsey
Irene Russell
Freddie Jobe
Jimmy Dorsey
Vivian Russell
Jean Dorsey
Arthur Bragg
Kitty Bragg
Mary Bragg
Finney Dorsey
Madaline Castleman
Jean Russell
Nina Afflect
Doris Brown
James Bromley
Charles Willis
Perry Duvall
Winnie Knight
Dorothy Fishpan
Patricia Pennington
Mary Cornwell
Charlotte Willis
Evelyn Pennington
Lois Cornwell
Philip Kline
William Carlisle
Cecil Afflect
Ada Afflect
Chubby Weir
Ralph Cooper
Louis Duvall
Jack Duvall
Barbara Hillard
Mary Hibbard
Charles T. Hardesty
Nell Jane Hardesty
Joyce Kaplan
Leonard Orndoff
Edwin Orndoff
Ann Hardesty
Peggy Hardesty
Eda Orndoff
June Orndoff
Helen Milleson
Jack Hardesty
Ronald Kaplan
Mary Jo Dove
Betty Franks
Imogene Omps
Helen Owens
Marilyn Groves
Jean Wisecarver
Douglas Carper
Ann Dorsey
Marshall de Haven
Keven Omps
Pauline Owens
Sue Dorsey
Mary Ann Marcus
Betty Owens
Ruth Owens
Dorothy Owens
Shirley Orndoff
Francis Dyke
Slyvia Orndoff
Dorothy Orndoff
Cumberland Buses Sold to Pittsburger Davis for 250 000
The Public Service Commission approved the sale of Potomac Edison company bus operations in Cumberland to Guy M. Davis for 250000 dollars. The Pittsburgh businessman will acquire 41 buses plus shop equipment, tools, bus parts, and supplies along with the franchise, effective about September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Cumberland
Guy M. Davis
Davis
Pittsburgh
Rural betterment plans highlighted in Frederick delegation
A Frederick event showcased stepping up activities toward rural improvement with a delegation from Blacksburg Institute of Rural Affairs led by Mrs. Fawcett and Miss Mason. Speakers urged understanding government duties and voting intelligently as women’s groups in Virginia unite and youths inspire greater community involvement.
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Frederick Cow
Institute of Rural Aflai
Blacksburg
Herbert Brumbach
Agnes V. Shirley
Virginia Mason
Alfred Snapp
Fred Stine
D. K. Russell
Mary Whitacre
Mabel] Armel
E. E. Fawcett
Mary Hartman
Miller Baby
Ada Hicks
Mildred Grove
Shirley Stine
John T. Wolfe
Walker McC. Bond
Omer T. Webb
E. V. Ogden
Martha Richards
Roland Fisher
W. W. Hunt
Harry Shockey
Record Enrolment Reaches Front Royal Schools Peak
Opening of schools in Warren county drew a record enrolment in Front Royal with 731 students at the high school and 1266 in elementary grades. The 1957 first day total surpassed last year’s record and was expected to rise after Labor Day as classes resume.
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Warren County
Front Royal
Fair to Reward Oldest Couple at Shenandoah County Fair
Record crowd attends public wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Funkhouser of Strasburg. The Shenandoah County Fair at Woodstock announces a prize tonight for the oldest married couple on the grounds. Mr. and Mrs. S B Hepner of Woodstock, 63rd anniversary celebrants, are expected to attend.
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Robert Funkhouser
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Fair
Woodstock
S. B. Hepner
Percent in combat among U S WWII service members unclear
The source notes 10 730 000 served from 1949 to 1945 including both sexes but cannot determine how many actually served in armed combat. It adds 7 300 000 served overseas between December 1941 and August 1945.
Nervous Congressmen Eye Farm Vote for Next Year
Washington lawmakers debate farm policy as farmers near 30 million voters. The House clips wartime price floors for a year while the Senate favors a long range plan. A compromise faces Senate action to avoid triggering last year’s price supports. The farm issue looms in 1950 elections and 1952 campaigns.
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House
Secretary of Agriclture Brannan
Senate
Truman
Brannan
Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Guardsmen Add More Marksmen On Rifle Range
The Headquarters company of the d battalion 116th Infantry a Winchester National Guard company trained two weeks at Indiantown Gap. They marched seven miles and stayed two days and three nights. 16 new men began Army life with praise and pride. Monday was rifle range day as more sharpshooters joined the outfit. Winchester citizens visited camp and enjoyed meals in the mess hall. If all goes well the company will roll into Winchester late Saturday night.
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116Th Infantry
Winchester National Guard
Indiantown
Gage
Winchester
Skunk Rescued From Jar In Illinois Thicket
In Waukegan Illinois Fred Holtz and his wife woke to a thump outside. A skunk had its head stuck in a glass jug. After failing to get help from authorities Holtz wore protective gear and used a quick pull to free the creature. The skunk fled unharmed.
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Waukegan
Ill
Fred Holtz
Holtz
Sheriff's , Office
The
Humane Society
Source of the motto E pluribus unum
The motto E pluribus unum is traced to a Latin line in a Virgilian poem More tum. The 103rd line of that poem is cited as its source in the query, with attribution to Virgil.
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M. Wu
Moretum
Virgil
Sunday Worship and Bible School Schedule in Various Churches
Church notices list multiple congregations with service times, Sunday schools, and guest ministers. Notable entries include Burnt Presbyterian with J S Duckwall, Red Bud Homecoming worship and meal, Reliance charge combined services, and North Frederick Methodist led by Rev Darrell W Tallman with Little Mountain worship at 10 a.m.
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Burnt Presbyterian
J. S. Duckwall
Evangelical United Brethren
Winchester
John E. Oliver
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant
CBS
Red Bud
Church Lawn
Carl Hiser
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Reliance
L. P. Tederick
Ridings Chapel
Herbert Wilson
Baltimore
Wilson
J R. Collis
H. H. Richardson
WCHS
W. F. Shipe
Greenway
North Frederick
Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant Churches Hold Joint Youth Meeting
The Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant churches announce Sunday services at Mt Olive 11 a m worship and 10 a m Sunday school, Mt Pleasant 2 p m Sunday school and 3 p m worship, Fairview 7 30 p m worship and 10 a m Sunday school. The Youth Fellowship will meet at 7 30 p m and officers will be elected during morning worship at Mt Olive.
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West Frederick
EUB
Donald Austin
Mt. Olive
Mt. Pleasant
Fairview
Student to Preach at Grace Church
Andrew Rehbogan, senior at Lutheran theological seminary Get tysburg, will be guest minister at Grace Lutheran church Sunday morning. The Rev. William F E Eisenberg pastor, Mrs. Eisenberg and daughter Dorothy, will be en route to Springfield Ohio to enter their daughter in the freshman class at Wittenberg college.
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Andrew Rehbogan
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Grace Lutheran Church
William FE. Eisenberg
Grace Church
Eisenberg
Dorothy
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Roseland A Roseland Ary L D R A Painter
Ary Roseland, a Brooklyn born genre painter born May 12, 1866, studied with J B Whittaker in Brooklyn and Beckwill in New York. The artist won numerous awards.
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Ary Roseland
Harry
Ary) Roseland
Brooklyn
New York
Roseland
J. B. Whittaker
Beckwill
Handy Succeeds Clay as Commander in Chief in Europe
General Thomas T. Handy arrived in Frankfurt to assume command of the United States European Command succeeding General Lucius D. Clay. Handy will lead all American Army Navy and Air Forces in Europe in the post.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Thomas T. Handy
Lucius D. Clay
United States European Command
Handy
Europe
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Rural Affairs Institute
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Ana Turer
Eye Farm
Washington
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E. Boscawen St
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Winchester, Va
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E. S. Ellmore
Welltown
Crums
Clearbrook Presbyterian
R. K. McDonald
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Roy D. Coulter
Timber Ridge
Richard Kump
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Claude Line
Bible
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Greenwood Methodist Chapel
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Middletown Methodist Circuit
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Epworth
Montague Ave
B.W Coe
Macedonia
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Round Hill
Myra Payne
Old Bethel Methodist
Pine Grove
U. S. European Force
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