Clarke Club Women Hear Jury Duty Talk by Judge Elliott Marshall
Clarke County senior women hear Circuit Judge Elliott Marshall discuss jury service at Hawthorne Building Berryville. He explains jury as the fact finding arm of the law and urges women to serve, outlines jury selection procedures and the oath, and lists club officers and 1951 52 plans including monthly meetings and upcoming events.
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Clarke Club
Elliott Marshall
17Th Judicial Circuit of
Virginia
Clarke County
Senior Woman’s Club
Hawthorne
Berryville
Judge Marshall
Marshall
James B. Lindsay
Geo Burton
Wm. Zarbock
Richard Punk
Lucy Allen
Douglas Carter
American Home
Ernest Woodworth
Joel D. Griffing
Garland Canter
Ralph Ware
Council of International Clubs
Mabel Massey
Geo. Pine
Graham Dougherty
Albert Long
Charles Paget
Ralph Dorsey
Christ Church
Millwood
Berkeley Harris
Irvin Neville
Percy Randolph
Clarke Lloyd
Greece
Ralph Strang
Rice Levi
Maurice Wisecarver
James Lindsay
Geo. Burton
Arthur Ribble
B. B. McKay
Wade Muldoon
A. B. Hummer
Argentina
Frank Galloway
Clay Carr
C. E. Mile
A. W. Vowell
C P Telephone Victory in Postwar Rate Case On Costs
C P Telephone reports postwar rate increases totaling 4 149 000 over 1947 1948 as regulator ties boosts to net original investment The 1950 annual report shows operating revenue 45 580 918 up from 39 577 288 and net income 5 726 929 up from 3 431 377 Plant investment grows from 131 548 129 to 141 046 824 between 1949 and 1950.
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Commis
Old Car Section Promises Prizes At Charlottesville Apple Harvest Parade
The Charlottesville Apple Harvest Festival adds an Old Car Section with two cash prizes for oldest cars. Entries from eight counties include Hupmobiles Maxwells and Stanley Steamers, with forms available at Festival Headquarters 517 Last Main Street.
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Charlottesville
Main Street
C. L. Searcy
1951 Apple Season Shows Improvement Over 1950
Apple growers report the 1951 crop is improving on 1950 with sunshine offsetting prior wet periods. National output remains about 120 million bushels, with Eastern regions and the Midwest boosting supplies while Washington’s Delicious suffered from freezes. Jonathan and McIntosh top the list for fresh eating and cooking, Stayman remains strong in Pennsylvania where a large crop is expected this season.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington State
Midwest
Appalachian
New York- New Eng
Jonathan
Grimes
Sue
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Pensylvania
Delicious
McIntosh
Rome
Winesap Apples Dominate Virginia Crop Amid Belt Variety
The Winesap apple leads Virginia’s mid-sized crop of 11 million bushels, behind Washington and New York. Other Belt varieties like Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Delicious, Stayman, Rome Beauty, York Imperial, and Black Twig ripen through November. Winesap is praised as a late, long Keeper used for frying with bacon.
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Virginia
Washington
New York
Jonathan Grimes Golden
Rome
York Imperial
Dayton High School Boy Declared Winner 1951 Poultry Boy
Donald Cupp of Dayton High School is named Virginia winner of the Best FFA Poultry Boy of 1951 by the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council. He will receive a special award at a youth banquet in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, tied to the council expo and convention.
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Richmond
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
Trenton
N. J
Donald Cupp
Dayton High School
Virginia
FFA
Cupp
Harrisburg
Trial Justice Court Fines Listed By Judge W Erle Edwards
Recent court actions show fines and costs for numerous defendants. Names include Pavick in Pittsburgh over weight on permit and Lee in Columbia over axle with amounts ranging from 3.85 to 106.75 dollars, plus other overgross and reckless driving penalties across many towns and states.
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W Erle Edwards
Joseph Pavick
Pittsburgh
Robert Edward Lee
Columbia
D. C
Axie
Lulu Atkins
Ralph Lee Campbell
Burlington
Roymanuel Thomas
Harrisonburg
Norfolk Delegate Proposes County Consolidation Plan
Norfolk delegate W. Carl Spencer calls for combining Virginia 100 counties into about 25 new political subdivisions to reduce waste and create fairer representation. He predicts a taxpayer push for reform as costs rise and estimates substantial state savings.
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Norfolk
W. Carl Spencer
Virginia
General Assembly
Spencer
Petroleum Cooperative Meeting Set for Oct 3
Patrons of Southern States Winchester Petroleum Cooperative will hold their annual membership meeting on Wednesday October 3 at 7 30 p m at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall. Landon Whitacre of Whitacre will chair. Highlights include a report on agency operations by R W Ferguson the Southern States annual report by R C Curtis election of the local Board of Directors and the Ko Op Kwiz Contest for Winchester area farm people. Nominees for the Winchester Board are James Summel Arthur Cather John Smith P S Hershman and C L Brumback all of Winchester.
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Southern States
Winchester Petroleum Cooperative
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Landon Whitacre
Whitacre
R. W. Ferguson
R. C. Curtis
Winchester
Winchester Board of Directors
James Summel
Clearbrook
Arthur Cather
John Smith
P. S. Hershman
C. L. Brumback
State subsidies affect most counties according to report
The report states that only about 17 of 100 counties are self sufficient while the remaining counties rely on subsidies from the State treasury.
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C&p
Winchester Plate Glass Co
Fairfas Lape
C. B. Smalts & Son
Nat'l Ave
In Vel
Hec
Old York
U.perial
York
Trial Justice Court
Town
James Luther Hedrick
Roanoke oOvergroups
Charles Carter
Colleen Garrett
Glenn Allan Oates
George BeClearbrook
Ernes
Eugene McDonald
James Francis Cole
Portsmouth
Heware Lester Wilmott
Cana
Petroleum Cooperative
ST. Joseph
Leggett’s Boy
Leggett's
Pirate
Starbrand
Dan River
Winchester's Shopping Center
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