Local 4-H Members Excel At State Fair Judging Honors
Sam Whitacre of the Whitacre 4-H Club placed fourth in the State Crops Judging with 815 points and earned a trip to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition and 4-H Club Congress. Shenandoah and Frederick counties showed strong team results with top placements and 53 competitors in the corps contest.
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4-H
Whitacre
Richmond
Frederick County
Frederick County Cropseam
Sam Whitacre
Hugh Dailey
Maurice Carpenter
Round Hill
Randolph Smith
Nottaway
John Lacy
Henrico
Jacob Berger
Pittsylvania
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Landon Mumaw
Ralph Foltz
Brooks Stickley
Shenandoah County
Paul Reynolds
Saumsville
Elvin Walker
St. Luke
Earl Brill
Jolly Mills
Rockingham County
Richard Cather
Phillip Orndorff
Central
J. Carl Coiner
W. A. Quick, Jr
Home Economics Project For Out-of-School Girls Planned
The welfare superintendent Mrs. Mabel Lyman announces an NYA home economics program for out of school girls. It offers sewing cooking and child care training at $19 monthly for 80 hours plus 40 hours of training. The project will run from the Nursery School building second floor and include hot lunch duties at John Kerr School.
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Mabel Lyman
NYA
John Kerr School
Answers to the Daily Quiz from Page Four
Answers list includes Stethoscope and fluroscope for question one. True for question two. William D. Mitchell for three. The Merchant of Venice for four. About 4,000 for five. Iron for six. Yes for seven. Viadivostock for eight. Hydrophobia for nine. The Civil War for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Mitchell
Second Nurses Aid Course To Be Taught Here
The Clarke County chapter in collaboration with Winchester and Frederick County groups will start the second Nurses Aid Course at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Led by Miss Elizabeth Cather, the revised 80 hour program trains volunteers to assist qualified nurses during emergencies, with enrollment expected from Clarke and Frederick counties and Winchester. Contact the local Red Cross office in City Hall to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Cather
Civilian Defense Council
Susie Edgerton
Red Cross
Stanley Anders Retired Miller Dies in Boyce
Bed ridden for 18 months with a heart ailment Stanley Kepler Anders 68 died at his Boyce Virginia home He was a retired miller He is survived by widow Lucy Jolliffe Anders two children John Stanley and Helen and several siblings The funeral will be at 1 30 pm EST tomorrow at the Episcopal Church with Rev C P Shelton officiating Burial is in Old Chapel graveyard Pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Stanley Kepler Anders
Thomas Jefferson Anders
Susan Beemer Anders
Clarke County
Lucy Jolliffe Anders
John Stanley
Helen Anders
John
Baltimore
Roger
Rex
Westminister
Webster Ebaugh
Aoe Henry Albright
Baldwin
Episcopal Church
C. P. Shelton
Old Chapel
H. B. Lloyd
Holmes McCormick
J. M. Casey
Charles Jenkins
Arthur Lowe
L. H. Ray
Homecoming After 67 Years for Winchester Sisters
Sixty seven years after leaving Winchester with their parents for the west, Mrs. Ella Barcus and Mrs. Florence Clymer return to visit relatives and old haunts in the land of their childhood. They traveled by motor from Charleston West Virginia with Barcus kin nearby, and plan to leave Winchester soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Barcus
Kansas
Florence Clymer
Ellwood
Ind
Winchester
West
Jefferson
Mary Kiter
Frederick Counties
Bunker Hill
L. D. Grubb
National Avenue
Hunter Davidson
Nora Davidson
Miller Jenkins
Clymer
Barcus
Sommaripa's Angus Wins Championship For Baby Beeves
Amory Sommaripa of Clarke county won grand champion in the 4-H Club Baby Beef Show at the State Fair in Richmond Virginia. One hundred seventeen beef cattle entered with Herefords Shorthorns and Aberdeen Angus. The reserve grand champion was a Hereford entered by Tyler Brothers of Loudoun county. Practically all baby beeves will be sold Friday at 1 p m sponsored by the Beef Cattle Producers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Amory Sommaripa
Clarke County
Tyler Brothers
Loudoun County
Fred Lineback
University of Maryland
Gordon A. Elcan
Virginia Tech
Wayne Nee
Tazewell
David Barnham
Smyth County
Leah Barnham
J. E. Utz
Culpeper
Robert Scott
Hereford
Sumon Lafon
Montgomery County
Claude Steevenson
John and Cecil Wolfe
Aberdeen
Angus
Armory Sommarioa
Jimmy Lockhart
Tazewell County
David Childs
John and
Cecil Wolfe Shorthorn
Frank Eppes
Charles Lewis
Cecil Wolfe
Charles Rust
Beef Cattle Producers Association
Nurse Institute Planned at University of Virginia
The Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia sponsors its third private duty institute in Charlottesville on Friday September 26. Morning sessions in University Theater include talks on Child Psychology by Dr. Wayne Dennis and Fluids-Patients by Dr. Staige Blackford. After lunch the program continues in the Medical School Amphitheater with Nutritional Deficiencies by Dr. Henry M ullholland. Mrs Elizabeth Hailsip Shutek of Roanoke chairs the section and Miss Emma Harlan oversees local arrangements.
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Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia
Charlottesville
University Theater
West Main Street
Wayne Dennis
University of Virginia
Staige Blackford
Creer F Virginia
University of Virginia Medical School
Henry Mulholland
Elizabeth Hailsip Shutek
Roanoke
Emma Harlan
Funeral for Mrs. Julia Beverley Held at Christ Church
Final rites for Mrs. Julia Duval Beverley 81 widow of Robert A. Beverley were conducted today at 4 PM from Christ Episcopal Church with the Rev R B Nelson officiating. Interment followed at Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers named Claude Hardy J Gray Beverley Judge Philip Williams H F Byrd W Nelson Page Peyton J Marshall Dr B B Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Duval Beverley
Robert A. Beverley
South Stewart Street
Christ Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Claude Hardy
J. Gray Beverley
Philip Williams
H. F. Byrd
W. Nelson Page
B. B. Dutton
Clarke Eye Clinic Fun Festival Set For Berryville
Clarke County Nurse Association and the Lions Club announce a three day Fun Festival in the Berryville Community Building October 23 24 25 to raise funds for a county eye clinic. Co chairmen are W B Stewart and E P Berlin with R Colston Carter handling publicity. A $100 prize will be awarded on the final night.
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Erryville
Anit
Clarke County Nurse Association
The
Lions Club
Berryvile
Baggan County
W. B. Stewart
E. P. Berlin
R. Colston Carter
Funeral services for Warren County farmer Frank Santmyers
Frank Santmyers died yesterday at Memorial hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m from his son Edward F Santmyers home on Blue Ridge avenue Front Royal with Elder A L Harrison officiating. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. He leaves four sons and two daughters, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Frank Santmyers
Warren County
Memorial Hospital
Fork
Daniel Santmyers
Millie Palmer Santmyers
Mollie Mitchell
Robert C. Santmyers
Keyser
W. Va
Henry A. Santmyers
Trinidad
Edward F
Ernest Santmyers
Front Royal
Herman Steele
West Newton
Bryan Brown
Winchester
Edward F. Santmyers
Blue Ridge Avenue
A. L. Harrison
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Dr E T Hott
The funeral for Dr Edward Thomas Hott 73 a native of Frederick county and longtime Martinsburg West Virginia resident will be held tomorrow afternoon. Relatives meet at 1 30 p m at his home and proceed to Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church in Frederick county for services upon arrival. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Dr Hott a graduate of Springkling College of Veterinary Surgery Baltimore attended Robinson College of Veterinary Surgery Washington DC served as justice of the peace Martinsburg city council and as hub officer for Berkeley county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas Hott
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pleasant Valley
Baltimore
the Robinson College of Veterinary Surgery
Washington, D. C
Berkeley Couny
Peach Melba origin by Escoffier for Madame Melba
The dessert Peach Melba was prepared by Auguste Escoffier at the Savoy Hotel in London for the famous soprano Madame Melba, creating the iconic dish. The creation linked to Escoffier cemented the dessert’s place in culinary history.
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Madame Melba
M. Escoffier
Cima
Hotel Savoy
Lonon
Mrs. Betty Jane Moats Rites Set for Tomorrow
Betty Jane Moats 46 died Monday in Staunton after brief illness. Funeral services will be 10 am tomorrow at the Full Gospel Tabernacle on North Cameron Street with Rev. Cartney Anderson officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by son Charles of Chambersville three brothers Felix Charles Floyd Moats and a sister Mrs William Eckard. She was a member of the Full Gospel Tabernacle and had lived in the area for years.
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Betty Jane Moats
Staunton
Parlett Funeral Home
Full Gospel Tabernacle
North Cameron Street
Cartney Anderson
Mount Hebron
Moats
Benjamin
Matilda Hoover Moats
Pendleton County
W. Va
Charles
Chambersville
Felix
Floyd Moats
Sugar Grove
William Eckard
Edward T Heironimus Dies in California Connection Brought Home
Edward T. Heironimus 60 of Los Angeles died recently. A Siler native son, he was survived by his widow formerly Miss Bessie Lamp Cumberland Md. and several siblings. Funeral services are planned in Cumberland Md with burial to follow.
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Siler
Edward T. Heironimus
Los Angeles
Calif
John H
Rachel V. Heironimus
Bessie Lamp
Cumberland
Page Heironimus
Washington, D. C
Haden G. Heironimus
Stephens City
Fervin O. Heironymus
Raymond L. Heironimus
Herman H. Heironimus
Brentwood
Paul B. Heironimus
Hagerstown
Arnold V. Daily
Harry O. Kerns
Ruth Anna Whitacse
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mryle Dailey
Beulah V. Lamp
Cross Junction
Louise Collis
Gerardstown
Washington, D
Crops Declining in Dry Weather Across Virginia
The week ending September 20 saw rapid pasture and late fall crop declines due to continued dry conditions while harvesting crops remained generally favorable. Statewide average temperature 70 with Fredericksburg rain .03 inch. highest 95 in Bedford and Danville, lowest 37 in Louisa.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Extension Division
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Tidewater
Virginia
Middle Virginia
Great Valley
Fredericksburg
Bedford
Danville
Louisa
Fire Insurance Origins Traced to 1666 Great Fire
Fire insurance began after the Great Fire of London in 1666. The disaster spurred demand for protection and, in the late 17th century, several companies were formed to provide coverage.
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C.T.E. A
London
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Chicago
Sul
Thomas Credit Jewelers
Loudoun St. Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester and
Clarke Red Cross
Stanley Anders
Miller
Clarke
A.L.C
Tel-Aviv
Palestine
University, Va
Mrs. Beverley
Pittsburgh Paints
Wallhide
Glaize and
Bro
Clarke Eye Clinic
Santmyers
Dr. E. T. Hott
Flowers
C. B. Smalts & Son
Shengas
Heironimus
California
Amanda Virginia Reynolds
VICKS
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Bruce
John W. Roseenberger & Co. Inc
Uncle Sam
National Defense
Winston Salem
Parkersburg
Charleston
Cincinnati, Ohio
Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock St
Greyhound Line
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Pine Motor Company
Corner Braddock & Cecil S
Winchester, Va
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