Graduates of 1949 Class and Their Paths in Winchester
Of 98 graduates, 32 attend college, four serve in the United States armed forces, five are married, and 24 hold positions in Winchester. The list includes Eddie Manuel Elmon Golden Mulvey’s haberdashery Jimmy Sempeles Crystal restaurant Patricia Carson secretary for Clinton Ritter Colleen Ryan Farmers and Merchants National bank Betty Stryker Hilda Taylor Col len Campbell Patricia Cunningham telephone company Patricia Funk secretary Truck Supply Corp Florence Harley Secretary in law office Posey Hottle G. M. music store Marvin Hutchinson Peoples drug store Eugene Russell clerk at Police court Ralph Pugh Winchester Nash Co Kitty Grant Carbaugh Campbell's store Dick Chapman Chapman Motor Co Louis Vaught Dr Milton's veterinarian hospital Edwin Fricgefort Nehi bottling works Jo Ann Landacre Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co Maynard Patterson Jimmy Jo Brown Jack Weatherholtz U S Navy Louis Ebert U S Air Force Kenneth Lake B M Chevrolet Sales Richard MacIntyre Winchester News Co Tony Lazzazzera Victory shoe shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winchester
Eddie Manuel
Young Meas Sportshop
Elmon Golden
Mulvey’s Haberdashery
Jimmy Sempeles
Star Restaurant
Demo Sempeles
Crystal Restaurant
John Boyd
E. W. Armstrong Co
Patricia Carson
Clinton Ritter
Colleen Ryan
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Betty Stryker
Hilda Taylor
Collen Campbell
Patricia Cunningham
Telephone Company
Patricia Funk
Truck Supply Corp
Florence Harley
Posey Hottle
Marvin Hutchinson
Peoples Drug Store
Eugene Russell
Robert Dale
Dolores Coffman Lewis
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ralph Pugh
Winchester Nash Co
Kitty Grant Carbaugh
Campbell’s
Dick Chapman
Chapman Motor Co
Louis Vaught
Milton’s
Edwin Fricgefort
Nehi Bottling Works
Jo Ann Landacre
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co
Maynard Patterson
Jimmy Jo Brown
Jack Weatherholtz
U.S. Navy
Louis Ebert
U.S. Air Force
Kenneth Lake
B. & M. Chevrolet
Richard MacIntyre
Winchester News Co
Tony Lazzazzera
Victory Shoe Shine
Clarke Native W H Gaver Dies in South Carolina
Wilmer H Gaver a Clarke native and longtime mathematics professor at Newberry College Newberry South Carolina died there yesterday Born in Clarke County he was son of the late James W and Lizzie Hardesty Gaver Berryville residents survive with two brothers Floyd W Gaver Union New Jersey and Harry H Gaver Los Angeles Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Newberry with burial to follow in Berryville Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer. H. Gaver
Newberry College
Newberry
Clarke County
James W
Lizzie Hardesty Gaver
Berryville
Floyd W. Gaver
Union, N. J
Harry H. Gaver
Los Angles
Green Hill Cemetery
Flunkers Passed By Govmt Decree In Thailand
A government decree in Bangkok grants passing marks to 29 students who failed university entrance exams. The Education Ministry faced mass requests as parents sought similar leniency. Officials considered resigning in shame but stayed on as terms expire. The move followed a cabinet decision lowering the passing grade from 50 to 49.5 after a parliament member's son scored 49.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Ministry of Education
Thailand
Woman Collects 15 000 Buttons
Mount Dora Florida September 20 Mrs A J Waltz owns a 15000 button collection begun six years ago from boxes belonging to her mother and grandmother. The buttons come from around the world and include varied materials on cards by type. One is a perfume button from the 1890s and another porcelain miniature of Mozart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Fla
A. J. Waltz
Juniors Select Class Officers for Upcoming Term
The junior class elected officers Susan Sowers president Monte Miller vice president and Dorothy Lichliter secretary treasurer. The group unanimously chose Miss Gorham as sponsor to work with Mr Wood, the second sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawrence
Susan Sowers
Monte Miller
Dorothy Lichliter
Miss Gorham
Wood
Wade Emery Named Senior President
The class of 1950 held its first senior meeting electing Wade Emmert president unanimously. Betty Jo Halterman became vice president and Virginia Wentz was re elected as secretary, with Emmert aiming for a successful year with team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jts
Wade Emmert
Emmert
Betty Jo Halterman
Virginia Wentz
Painters Needed For Canteen Opening
Students invited to help prepare the Ivy Room canteen for opening the night of Handley’s first football game. Clean up and paint nights scheduled for next Thursday and Friday. Walls and tables require painting. paint is supplied. bring paint brushes if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Ben
Pep Rally For First Football Game At Handley
An assembly Friday urged students to support the season opener with cheers and band music. Cheerleaders led the crowd and a new cheer honored visiting former faculty member Mr Edwards as the alma mater was sung to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Handley Friday
Chewing Tobacco Industry Shrinks in 1949
The manufacture of chewing tobacco in the year ending June 30, 1949 is estimated to be the smallest yearly total thus far in this century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
All Rooms Elect GO Representatives in School Body
The General Organization elects 22 home room representatives to its executive council including officers class presidents Hand iian editors Booster Library Monogram chairs Honor Court judge and Senior class secretary. Representatives from rooms 16 to 52 are listed with names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Monogram Clubs
Monitor Commission
Alan Perry
Carolyn Stanley
Maxine Butler
Pat Clevenger
John Kaknis
Glenna Vecchia
Margaret Duckwall
Leslie Miller
Jim Lawrence
Dick Crenshaw
Betty Mayes
Allen Stryker
Frances Duckwall
Patsy Steele
Lynn Cooper
Suzanne Sprenkle
Peggy Barret
Betsy Turner
Jimmy Blackburn
Betty Cullers
David Sunderlin
Dennis Wingfield
Handley Band Shines As Football Team Dominates 34 to 0
The Handley football season opener ended in a 34 to 0 victory amid a grand band performance. Fans and familiar faces cheered on, with Barr celebrated for his birthday as the band led a Happy Birthday routine and the cheerleaders energized the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Ralph Pugh
Eugene Russell
Frank Gallaway
Jack Weatherholtz
Maynard Patterson
Barr
Frozen Sea Water Loses Salt Through Crystallization
Scientists explain that when sea water freezes salt separates into saltier brine and pure ice. The process concentrates salt in the remaining liquid but crystals trap most minerals, reducing salinity in the solid ice but leaving saltier pockets in the unfrozen layer.
Fair Watch Thefts Charged to Pair
Cumberland Maryland September 20 William C Hughes of Huntington West Virginia and Buck McCarthy of Richmond Virginia were arrested and returned to Hagerstown to face theft charges. Police say 12 watches were stolen from the Hagerstown fairgrounds with Hughes found in possession of three watches and McCarthy with four. Hughes denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Mda
William C. Hughes
Huntington
W. Va
Buck McCarthy
Richmond
Hagerstown
Paul E. Penrod Penrod
Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Hughes
Penrod
McCarthy
Florida Container Keeps Bait Alive
Bradenton Florida September 20. William L Aldridge Sr a retired manufacturer and his son opened a sporting store here to market what he calls all jai a bait keeping container. It is a metal rectangle with flexible arms and slotted steel holders fastened to boats. Water flows through holes and water is scooped to keep bait alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
William L. Aldridge
Drive Safely Take a Little Longer en Route
Advice urges motorists to slow down and allow extra travel time to reach destinations safely. Officials emphasize vigilant driving, reduced speed in rain or night conditions, and avoiding distractions to prevent accidents.
Train Strikes Gasoline Truck At Crossing In Pottsville
A Reading railroad passenger train collided with a gasoline truck carrying 4500 gallons at a grade crossing near Pottsville. The explosion killed truck driver Clarence Goetz 22 of Gap Pa and critically injured four crew members while sparing passengers. Flames engulfed front cars of the 10 car train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Reading Railroad
Ice
Clarence Goetz
Gap
Ministers Challenge on Modest Living in Schleswig Holstein
In Schleswig Holstein, Germany, minister president Herman Luedemann challenged deputies to modest living by placing two bottles of wine on the table and inviting those who live more modestly than him to join for a bottle. The scene reflects a debate over cabinet ministers’ living standards.
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Kiel
Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
Herman Luedemann
Drownings Claim Henry E. Green in Rochester
Henry E. Green son of Robert Green of Millwood drowned Saturday in Rochester New York. Survived by father two sisters Mrs Nancy Finley Mrs Amanda Tiller Mrs Louise Walker and brother Carter Green plus many nephews and nieces. Interment in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Green
Robert Green
Millwood
Rochester
N. Y
Susie Green
Nancy Finley
Winchester
Amanda Tiller
Baltimore
Louise Walker
New York
Carter Green
Miami
Fla
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Evening Star
Handley Mad Godesl
W. H. Gaver
Clarke
S. C
Govmt
Wade Emery
Molden Electric CO
Floio
Hotpoint
Philip Morris
Molden Electric Co., Inc
S. Loudoun St
Morris
Jess
Fair Watch
Florida
The
Capitol
Washington
Potomac River
Studebaker
Husky
America
E. Piccadilly St
Cather Motors, Inc
le Price Studebaker
H. E. Green
Ieee
NASA
Kent ST
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