Nine Winners In Round Hill Shooting Match
Nine prizes were won at the opening event of a series of benefit shoot matches by the Round Hill Community Fire Company. Winners included Robert Hoover Stanley Crowser Donald Fowler Archie Jones A F Zombro Lester Baker William Boyce Vernon Haines and Harry Patterson. The event drew a large crowd and was deemed successful. The next match on September 16 at 5 p m will fund the general fund with a shot gun and a hunting jacket to be awarded. Matches will run every Friday all winter regardless of weather.
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Round Hill Community Fire Company
Farry Patterson
Robert Hoover
Stanley Crowser
Donald Fowler
Archie Jones
A. F. Zombro
Lester Baker
William Boyce
Vernon Haines
Harry Patterson
J. A. Hotinger
John Carr
Health and Welfare
Henry J. Eavis
Clarence Hill
Ways and Means
Ralph Yount
York Inn
Alfred deMazzon
Charles Pine
League
Charles Rupp
Lynn Wiseman
Salvation Army
Winchester- Frederick County
George Jackson
Bynum Neese
Edward Bailey
William H. Pryor
Frank Stinnett
Stephen Rosenberger
Anna Allen
Harry Gott
Wayne Capper
Annie Sue H. St. Clair
John D. Glover
J. Douglas Butler
Hubert Stratton
Charles Patterson
John Solenberger
Harold Patton
L. A. Scott
Willard Corrigan
Ratcliffe
Robert Worsley
Corrigan Rug Co
Crenshaw’s
Monsman
John Warner
Vernon McClintock
Frank Yeakle, Jr
Corrigan’s
Michael Dick
Schewell
Henry P. Kern, Jr
H. W. Butler, Jr
Gus Cahill
Robert Heltzel
National Guard versus National Guard of the United States
The National Guard refers to the guards of the states territories and DC in their state status. When NGUS is used it denotes the same units and personnel in federal status as reserve units officers warrant officers and enlisted members of the Army.
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National Guard
National Guards
Severaltates
Territories
District of Columbia
National Guard of the
Funeral services for Mrs Daise Jamesson Locke
Funeral services for Mrs Daise Jamesson Locke are set for Sunday at 3 00 p m at Jones Funeral Home.
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Daise Jamesson Locke
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Police Court Dockets Hear Cases Before Judge Rice
Clarence Whitlock city resident fined 15.25 and six months suspended for drunk and vagrancy. Jasper Berg of 815 E Cork St cited 54.25 for reckless driving. Gerald Armstrong 20 E German St charged with reckless driving and wrong way on a one way street 54.25 and 11.25. Donald William Pearson 406 S Loudoun St cited 14.25 for reckless driving and 6.25 for improper equipment.
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John Warren Rice
Clarence Whitlock
Jasper Berg
E. Cork St
Gerald Armstrong
E.germain St
Donald William Pearson
Loudoun St
Winchester Sales Directory Auctions Schedule
The notice lists upcoming auctions and real estate sales in Winchester and Jefferson Berkeley counties including September entries from W. F. Artrip Jr. and Paul E. Miller with estates and farm equipment, plus Aberdeen Angus sale and Kernstown Motel assets. Locations include Summit Point, Inwood, Arden, Braddock Street Winchester and nearby towns with dates September 13 through October 8.
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A & M Lunch
N. Cameron St
Winchester
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Martha N. Bonham
Summit Point
Jefferson County
W. Va
Paul E. Miller
W. D. Orndorff
Marvin Shiley
Inwood
Darkesville
Berkeley County
Arden
Lewis & Horner
Virginia Aberdeen-Angus Assn
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Aberdeen-Angus
Graham Dougherty
Sarah Daugherty
S. Braddock St
E. T. Snider
Harrison Miller
Orchard Ave
Charles R. Duvall
L. P. Barnes
Armel School
Albert W. Lee
Paper Mill Road
J. W. Hodson
Bufflick Road
Fred D. Maphis
John O. Marsh, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Frank
Tavenner, Jr
Kernstown
Voting duty urged at Civic League meeting
Gerald Monsman of United Christian Citizens urged Baltimore voters to participate at the polls as a Christian duty. He cited low registration and turnout, praised religious influence in civic life, and described neighborhood “election bees” to meet candidates.
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Civic League
Women’s Civic League
Gerald Monsman
United Christian Citizens
Baltimore
Whittier
Monsman
University of Maryland Law School
Georgetown Law School
National Legal Aid Association
Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare
Bar Association of
Baltimore City
Maryland State Bar Association
The
American Bar Association
American Judicature Society
H. W. Butler, Jr
Eisenhower
Congress
Harlan County
Seattle
Nine Injured As Police Quell Post-Game Riot in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio a post game celebration turned violent as police used tear gas and bombs to quell a riot involving several hundred. Nine injured including three officers and two deputies. four arrests. The disturbance arose after a Dunbar vs Stivers game in the west end a predominantly Negro area. A youth resisting a YMCA officer sparked the clash.
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Dayton
Ohio
West End
Dunbar
Stivers High
YMCA
Ice and cold storage keep fish fresh in markets
Fish and shellfish spoil quickly and require temperatures below 49 degrees F. Ice preserves moisture and acts as a preservative. In markets all fish and shellfish must be held under 49 F, kept moist, while home fridges store them in the coldest part, and frozen fish must stay solidly frozen.
Burton Speaker For Clarke Junior Women's Club
Clarke County schools superintendent George W. Burton spoke on the history of public education in the nation and Virginia and addressed local school issues at the Clarke County Junior Women's Club meeting. Rebecca Ann Athey and Ann Silman were guests sent to Girls State. bake sale and community dance planned for September 24 and December 28.
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George W. Burton
Clarke County
Burton
Virgina
Harry Jones
Cecil Wolfe
Tip Top
Answers to Page 4 Quiz Questions
A compact list of the page four quiz responses includes Scribe as the first answer, followed by Yes, 746, Ireland for ever, George Washington, Copper, Speed, In the American colonies, Mineral, and Without a day.
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Scribe
Ireland
George Washington
American
First Class of 250 South Vietnamese Officers Complete Course
In Saigon on Sept 10 the first class of 250 South Vietnamese army officers finished the leadership school course. The program, staffed by U S officers under military aid, will have most graduates serve as instructors in South Vietnam's army.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Military Aid
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