Berkeley Springs names Moorefield coach for grid season
Berkeley Springs selects Jerry Calhoun, former Shepherd College fullback and naval officer, as coach. His 34 man squad opens practice with a game against the alumni, then faces Romney Petersburg Charles Town Fort Ashby Harpers Ferry Rom.
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Berkeley Springs
Jerry Calhoun
Moorefield
Shepherd College
Romney
Petersburg
Charles Town
Fort Ashby
Harpers Ferry
Rom
Hell Drivers to headline nation's top auto thrill show
The fair runs Monday September 16 through Saturday September 21. Jack Kochman and his Hell Drivers are set to perform in the nation’s No. 1 auto thrill show alongside a thousand other attractions.
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Jack Kochman
Hell Drivers
Rams Open Season With Recalled 1942 Team at Shepherd
A record 52 candidates report to Coach Cletus Lowe for football practice at Shepherd College. The Rams, idle since 1942, field only three holdovers this season. Practices feature mostly local recruits as the team prepares for a September 27 opener against Davis and Elkins.
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Cletus Lowe
Shepherd College
Rams
Davis and Elkins
Hedgesville Gridiron Looks for Speed and Deception
Coach Bob Kilmer leads a 14 member squad at Hedgesville High School with optimism. The six man team trains for speed and deception and will begin the season September 27 at Stephens City. The schedule lists Stonewall Berryville Boyce Shepherdstown and Beille among others with multiple away and home games.
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Bob Kilmer
Hedgesville
Hedgesvile
Stephens City
Stonewall
Berryville
Boyce
Shepherdstown
Beille
Buckholtz to umpire Nitro Front Royal title game in Front Royal
George Buckholtz president of the District of Columbia Umpires chief will referee the championship series between Nitro and Front Royal AVC plants in Front Royal this weekend. Nitro plans to start Red Jenkins the top left handed pitcher and four of the league’s leading hitters will join the Nitro lineup.
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George Buckholtz
District of Columbia
Nitro
Front Royal
Buckholtz
Red Jenkins
Bergey
Fred Ogle
Bill Eddins
Dick Russell
Prediction of White Post sweep and Boyce victory
Dorothy McDonald of Boyce predicts White Post will win all three games in the Park series across the next three Sundays. She also forecasts Boyce high school will defeat Berryville this year.
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Dorothy McDonald
Boyce
White Post
Park
Boyce High School
Berryville
Horses Entered In Hagerstown Show At Mt Tammany Farm
More than 100 horses from the Middle Atlantic States are entered in the Hagerstown Horse Show opening today at Mt Tammany Farm Williamsport Pike and running through tomorrow. Nearly all Hagerstown hotels are booked solid for visiting horse lovers.
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Middle Atlantic States
Hagerstown
Mt. Tammany Farm
Williamsport Pike
Winchester News Briefs End of August Bond Sales and Police in Winchester
Citizens of Winchester invested 64121.25 in savings bonds in August, state totals reach 8512358.75 with Clarke county at 4468.75. Police made 133 arrests, drunkenness and disorderly conduct were top charges. six driven drunk. Potomac Edison reports 336 miles of rural line extensions, 59.54 miles in Winchester district and 77 more miles planned. Scout Board of Review set for September 16 at 7:30 in Rouss City Hall to precede a September 20 court of Honor, with Troop Boards due September 17 in the council office.
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Winchester
Treasury Department
Clarke County
Potomac Edison System
Scout Review Board
Shawnee
Council
Rouss City Hall
Board of Review
Court of Honor
Episcopal Church Chapel
Herbert J. Wilkins
Scout
Barter Theatre Tickets On Sale For Four Play Season
Barter Theatre productions in Winchester will be presented at Handley high school auditorium. F L Largent Jr president of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade announced. Season tickets for all four plays sell for 5.00 including tax and go on sale starting Monday Sept 16. Tickets available by calling the JET office at 3390. Rotary news.
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Winchester
Handley High School
F. L. Largent, Jr
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Coroner Dr. Herman I. Pifer Reappointed
Coroner Dr. Herman I. Pifer is reappointed city coroner for four years beginning January 1, 1945. He has qualified for office by taking the required oath.
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Herman I. Pifer
Appointed Notary Elsie L Foreman Receives Four Year Term
Elsie L Foreman is named notary public for four years by the governor after qualifying and posting the required $500 bond.
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Elsie L. Foreman
Dallas man held on sanity test after arrest
Tom Edward Gutick, 32, listed Dallas Texas as his address, is being held in the legal jail while awaiting a sanity test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Edward Gutick
Dallas
Texas
Escapee from Texas asylum causes bus disturbance
A man was taken into custody at a bus terminal after an Atlantic Greyhound driver reported ongoing trouble from Roanoke. The passenger allegedly tried to jump from a moving bus and claimed to be an escapee from an insane asylum in Texas.
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Guick
Atlantic Greyhound
Roanoke
Texas
Trial Justice Docket Disposes Several Minor Violations
Cases disposed by Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards include Daniel B. Greenwalt of Winchester charged with improper rights punished by $5 and costs. Elmer Kenzel Oates of Bloomery Star Route cited for no operator's license with $5 and costs.
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W. Erle Edwards
Daniel B. Greenwalt
Winchester
Elmer Kenzel Oates
Smiley Quick and the Golf World Walker Cup Question
Smiley Quick, the public favorite, eyeing the National Amateur title, may influence the next Walker Cup team. He has boosted golf's popularity among ordinary players while competing across all major public links events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N. J
Smiley Quick
Smiley
Quick
Variety of Sunday Services Spotted at Local Churches
The notice lists morning and evening worships across numerous churches on Highland Avenue and nearby blocks. It names pastors, Sunday School times, youth meetings, and special services including evangelistic events and organ recitals.
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Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Evangelistic Services Start at Providence Chapel
The Rev. Walter Smith will open a series of evangelistic meetings at Providence Chapel in Clarke County, starting Monday night at 7 30. An engaging song service will accompany each evening session.
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Walter Smith
Providence Chapel
Clarke County
Path to Honor After Dishonorable Discharge
The War Department states no procedure exists to rectifiy a dishonorable Army discharge. If discharged you may ask your local Selective Service Board to apply to The Adjutant General in Washington for permission to be inducted again. If re inducted and receive an honorable discharge, that period’s discharge is treated as the last and prevailing.
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War Department
Army
Selective Service Board
Adjutant General
Washington
D. C
Population centers in Kansas labeled as cities
The exchange notes that Kansas has no towns or villages, only cities. Wellsford is cited as the smallest city with a population of 64.
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Kansas
Wellsford
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