Cumberland Valley Athletic League to Meet in Martinsburg
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League holds its annual fall meeting at Martinsburg high school to formally admit Penn Avenue high school of Cumberland, Maryland, into the circuit. Quarles and Handley’s Garland represent the group along with coaches and principals from Waynesboro, Allegany, Penn Avenue, Hagerstown, and Martins. Discussions cover next year’s football schedules, basketball schedules for boys and girls, track meet planning, and potential constitutional amendments.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Martinsburg
W. Va
Penn Avenue High School
Cumberland
Quarles
Garland Quarles
Handley
Norman Ochs
Waynesboro
Allegany and
Penn Avenue
Hagerstown
Martins
Martinsrg
Harrisonburg
Elm tablet arrival marks Randolph dedication at Handley School
The Kiwanis Club of Winchester Virginia plans a Wednesday ceremony to dedicate an elm tree in memory of Edmund Randolph. A shield shaped tablet records the U S Constitution signing by colonial delegates at the 1787 Convention and notes Randolph’s Virginia birth and death.
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Kiwanis Club
Randolph
Handley School
J. Sloan Kuykendall
T. R. Cather
Garland Quarles
Randolph Elm
United States of America
Winchester
Virginia
Edmund Randolph
Boy Scout Camping Committee Outlines Winter Program
The Winchester Boys and Shenandoah Area Council’s Camping Committee met at Scoutmaster George Haines home to plan monthly winter trainings for camp leaders. The first meeting is set for October 12 at the Presbyterian Church with officials scouts and parents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Boys
Shenandoah
George Haines
Presbyterian Church
Eugene Cooper
Harry Hammond
Laurens Jones
Robert L. Jones, Jr
Robert A. Wall
Paul Rosenberger
Wendell Goode
Eugene B. Cooper
Fred Stine
Winchester Fetes Mayor Anderson and Party
Mayor C. R. Anderson and his delegation were honored by Winchester officials on Wednesday. He exchanged greetings with Mayor Edmonds of Winchester, receiving a silk flag, a welcome scroll, and a Fort Loudoun gate wooden key. Edmonds returned a miniature of King Arthur’s round table and a note on the cities’ ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
England
Wednesweyr
Associated Press
Anderson
Edmonds
En- Winchester
Fort Loudoun
Winchester Castle
Tide and wind slam Maryland coast as hurricane nears
Roaring Gale and northeast gales lash the lower eastern shore with heavy rain and high seas. The storm forces power outages, school closings, and evacuations from Crisfield to Ocean City while the coast guard and National Guard prepare for emergency operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Harry W. Nice
Adj
Milton A. Reckord
National Guard
Tangier Sound
Crisfield
Smith
Tangier
Deal Islands
del Island
Onancock
Cape Charles
Potomac River
Leonardstown
Solomons Island
Patuxent River
Potomac
Bay
Cambridge
St. Michaels
Ocean City
Maryland
Coast
Virginia
Smith, Tangier
Margaret Lewis
Red Cross
United States Engineer
Ocean City-Berlin
Tom Robbins
Ocean City Seafood Company
Robbins
L. T. Somers
Jack Callahan
Pocomoke City
National Symphony Announces Season of 71 Concerts
The National Symphony Orchestra under Hans Kindler plans 71 concerts this season in 27 cities for 40 engagements. Highlights include seven in Baltimore starting November 10 and four in Richmond opening November 13, with a southern tour beginning in March through Roanoke Chattanooga Knoxville Lynchburg and Sweet Briar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Symphony Orchestra
Hans Kindler
C. C. Cappel
Baltimore
Richmond
Jacksonville
Fla
New England
Constitution Hall
Dr. J. Kindler
Tito Schipa
Italy
Roanoke
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knoxville
Winchester Ladies Golf Team Closes Season with Victory
The Winchester Golf Club ladies defeated Chambersburg 17 to 7 to end a 12 match season. Team members include Mary Miller and Virginia Boyd with several substitutes. In local events Miller won the championship over Elting, Williams beat Page, and Kern defeated Hedrick in a 36 hole handicap final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Chambersburg
Washington
Waynesboro
Cumberland
Frederick
Martinsburg
Mary Miller
Stewart Elting
Philip Williams
Walter Bosserman
Virginia Body
Anne Brooke Kern
Frances Page
John Hedrick
George Smith
E. R. Coffey
Fred Glaize
Caroline Carson
B. B. Dutton
Elting
Williams
Miss Page
Virginia Boyd
Miss Kern
Hedrick
Thomas Gibson
Fenton Nelson
Mary Virginia Steck
Col Roszel Speaks on Gen Lee at West Virginia Daughters Event
Col B M Roszel of this city addressed the West Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Martinsburg on September 16. His talk titled Gen See as The Embodiment of Southern Idealism praised General Lee for Southern gentlemanly traits and his influence on the Army of Northern Virginia and the Southern cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Roszel
West Virginia
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Skyline Drive to Open October 1 from Panorama to Front Royal
A Washington message announced the Skyline Drive will be opened October 1 from Panorama to Front Royal even if surfacing is incomplete. The section south of Panorama to Swift Run Gap has been open for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
National Park Service
Skyline Drive
Panorama
Front Royal
Swift Run Gap
Move Office Walter M Shade Relocates to City Hall
Walter M Shade director of the National Re employment Service moves his office and records from the county court house to the second floor of the City Hall. He and assistants opened in the new location this morning and attend district NRS meeting in Harrisonburg this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Shade
National Re-employment Service
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Rappahannock
Winchester
County Court House
Mr. Shade
Harrisonburg
NRS
Market snapshot from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago reports
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show livestock and produce prices with cattle calves hogs sheep and poultry varied by weight. Chicago reports steady to mixed hog and cattle prices with fat lambs and vealers active amid scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
P. R
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S. Dept. Agri
Grain markets drift lower on weather, exports, and profit taking
In Chicago, moderate declines followed improved crop weather in Argentina and profit taking after advances. Buenos Aires reports welcome rains while Canada’s export purchases reach about 1 million bushels. Cash and futures quotes span wheat corn oats rye barley and fats with varied bid prices across markets.
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Chicago
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Baltimore
Winchester
Patent Brand Feed Prices and Varieties Listed
A clipped price list shows various Patent Brand and Patent Brand 98 lb feed bags with per barrel rates. Items include 198 lb bags at 6.45 for small bags, 24 and 12 lb bags at 6.55 or 6.25, plus 12 and 24 lb bag entries. Also listed are coarse cracked corn 2.55, shelled corn, corn meal 5 and 10 lb bags, middlings 1.70, mixed feed, dairy feeds, egg mash, and chick feeds with assorted per-bag or per-barrel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenes
Crane
Beneseede
Adele Kda
Cescceees
Ccseceees
Dieceevenoen
Market gains amid optimism and uneven action on rails and oils
New York Sept 18 optimism in trading boosted stocks with many issues rising fractions to several points. Investors mixed on foreign worries especially French finances, while rails oils coppers steels and specialties attracted demand. Rail bonds and commodities edged higher though profit taking tempered activity. Foreign exchange opened mixed with the franc and sterling higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Markets Flash Through Daily Wholesale Market Notes
Local wholesale market notes indicate routine pricing and activity with standard notices. The brief item mentions the flour market band and patent branding in a concise market update.
Legionnaires to Help Scout Drive in Winchester
Commander E. C. Parker of Ro bert Y. Conrad Post announces a committee to raise 1500 for Winchester Boy Scouts for year. Drive runs Sept 28 to Oct 3 with Wendell Goode as chairman and team including W Nelson Page Clifford Grim Edward C Gross and Fred Read Jr. Post sponsors Troop 40 and supports Americanization and citizenship training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Parker
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Post Today
Winchester Boy Scouts
Wendell Goode
W. Nelson Page
Clifford 2
Grim
Edward C. Gross
Fred Read, Jr
Winchester
Amendment granted to Mutual Lime Company charter
The State Corporation Commission approved an amendment to the charter of Mutual Lime Company of Virginia Inc. reducing maximum capital stock from 500000 to 100000. The amendment was signed by H. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Lime Company of Virginia, Inc
State Corporation Commission
H. M
Hull loss in Atlantic gale claims first victim at sea
A Baltimore man, George R. Zorn, died when a 40 foot cabin cruiser wrecked near Atlantic City as a hurricane swept the coast. Pilot William Lieber swam to shore to report the disabled launch before it struck a rock jetty at Longport. Zorn’s body was recovered offshore. Weather warnings extended to Eastport and coastlines from Maryland to New Jersey as ships rode out the storm off Charleston and Cape Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George R. Zorn
Atlantic City
N. J
William Lieber
Port Washington
N. Y
Coastguard
Zorn
Longport
Carolinas
Manteo
Roanoke Island
Atlantic
United States Weather Bureau
Barnegat Light
Mohawk
New York
S. S. Shawnee
Florida
Cape Hatteras
Prince David
Canadian National Steamship Company
North Carolina
Monarch
Bermuda
Charleston
Weather Breau
Eastport
Cape Henry
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
National
Willoughby Spit
Mendota
Chesapeake
Dione
S. C
Engineers Visit Route 11 Tour to Historic Virginia Sites
Hall, head of the State Commission Conservation and Development, will address guests at a George Washington Hotel banquet. The group views an official travelogue on the Old Commonwealth, spends the night in Winchester, travels via Route 11 to New Market Luray Skyline Drive Swift Pan Gap and Harrisonburg, with Andrew Bell aiding hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline
Swift Pan Gap
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Bell
Samuel C. Brooks
Chamber of- Commerce
Eugene Branch
West Virginia Line
Winchester
AAUW Tea Encourages Local Girls Toward College
The American Association of University Women hosted a tea at Mrs. Ian MacCallum’s home for Winchester area high school girls interested in college. Edward T. Clark spoke on the group’s aims and college benefits. Guests included Miss Virginia Cather, Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebert, Harriet Krise, and Marie Fries who shared insights on costs curricula social life and student government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association Ofversity
Ian MacCallum
Lola Moore
Marian Laughton
Edward T. Clark
Winchester
Virginia Cather
H College
Mary Elizabs Ebert
Randolph Macon
Harriet Krise
Elmira Univeral
Marie Fries
Recen
William and College
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W. Val
Quaries
Ochs
Boy Scout
Salisbury
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Federalsburg
Princess Anne
Marion
Deal Island
Allen
Lower Potomac
Jesse Owens
Roanoke Times
National Symphony
Winchester Ladies
Col
West Va
A. D.C
Gen. Lee
Pennsylvania
West
Stock Market Report
Allied Chemical
Am. Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Am. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gen
Electric Ry
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Int.Ward
The
Star
Legionnaires
Association of University Women
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun St
Stewart
C. A. Robinson
Cork
N. Main
West Piccadilly Street
S. Braddock
East Water
S. Braddock St
Hagerstown Equipment Company, Inc
R. W. Border
Kearneysville
Shepherdstown Road
Llewellyn
Southern Furniture Co
S. Main
Beby Carriage
E. Lane Ave
Maytag Electric Washing, Machine
Stewart Street
Braddock Street
Plymouth
Care Star
E. Piccadilly St
Paul Out
South
Loebs Dye Works, Inc
Salem Avenue
R. A. Cates
16Th Street
St. Petersburg
Patsy
Tererier
V. P. I. Seal
F. R. Brumback
N. Cameron
Esso
Standard Oil Company of
Essolene
Esso, Inc
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