Handley Judges Triumph 20 7 Over Waynesboro
Handley opened its 1945 football season with a 20 7 victory over Waynesboro in sweltering heat. Taylor and Miller sparked an offense that built a 14 0 halftime lead before Waynesboro replied with a late score. Handley defense pressured Waynesboro stringing together three interceptions.
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Handley High School
Waynesboro
Little Giants
Handley
Frank ‘Taylor
Miller
Taylor
Lamb
Frank Taylor
Childs
Hart
Bonés
Herron
Bones
the Oval
Snag” Sargent
Handiey
Little Giante
Grover
Waynes
Allied command orders Japan to halt control of media and communications
Allied forces urged Tokyo and Osaka to keep non combatant shipping running around the clock and to operate shipyards 24 hours a day. MacArthur ordered the Japanese government to end censorship and control of written and spoken word and to release the press from government oversight. A Tokyo fuel shortage report warned of critical supplies for cooking heating paper windows bedding and cloth shoes.
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Supreme Command
Tsukiji Memorial Hospital
Tokyo
Eighth Army
Oyal Australian Air
MacArthur
Japanese Home Ministry
Osaka
Hirohito
Mikado
Home Ministry
Osaga
Commerce Ministry
Domei
Valley League six man action opens with mixed results
Stonewall, Berryville and Hedgesville won while Stephens City was routed but not blanked. Stonewall beat Boyce 33 19, Berryville edged Strasburg 24 23, Hedgesville defeated Stephens City 33 6 with Driver notable on Stonewall scoring drive and Armel case. Next games pit Strasburg at Boyce Berryville at Stephens City Stonewall at Hedgesville.
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Stephens City
West Va
Stonewall
Berryville
Hedgesville
Strasburg
Boyce
Valley Athletic League
Stonewall High School
Driver
Casey
Estep
Weir
Tanner
Rebels
Atmel
Clarke
Taner
Armel
Castleman
Football showdown sinks air attack with 14 attempts
The era game saw boro struggling as their finning attack was halted, producing 14 aerials with only four complete and four intercepted. The starting lineup lists players from Winchester and Waynesboro with a long substitute roster and a multi-official crew including Lyons and Shippensboro.
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Boro
Winchester LaRue Grover
Huff Burns
Owens
Austin C
Garber Heatne
Neilson Quisenberg
Minnigerode
Hughes
J. Taylor Bones
Lamb Landis Li Hart Childs
R Miller
McMillian
Taylor - Lonas
Waynesboro - Shumate
Fisher
Herron
Kern
Hunt
Mathaney
Winchester
Powell
Bush
Grant
Baker
Lake
D. Garber
Mattingly
Hall
Smith
Campbell
Lyons
Shippensboro
Burich
F and M
Carl Campbell
Lewis Renews His Offer to End Wage Conference
O A Knight president of the union said Wilshire Oil Company of Los Angeles signed a contract as the largest independent. The deal adds 35 cents per hour for hourly workers and 50 dollars monthly for monthly paid staff. About 1000 employees are affected.
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Dustry
O. A. Knight
Wilshire Oilpany
Los Angeles
Knight
Man Gets 12 Months For Panhandling
Winston Hutton of Winston city received twelve months on the state farm for vagrancy and panhandling. Police Court Judge John Rice presided in a brief session noting he had gone from house to house on Parkway begging money to buy beer. Emmett E. Forren of 412 Kent Street was fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness.
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Winston Hutton
City
Parkway
John Rice
Emmett E. Forren
Kent Street
Guest Minister At Berryville Presbyterian Church
The Rev. W. T. McDonald of Powhatan Va will be guest minister at Berryville Presbyterian Church Sunday morning September 30 He is the father of Rev R K McDonald pastor of the church The public is invited.
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Star
Berryville
W.T. McDonald
Powhatan
Presbyterian Church
Mr. McDonald
R. K. McDonald
Read The Star For Complete Coverage Of All News
The Star provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and world events with detailed reporting and updates across major topics. Readers access timely stories, features, and analysis for a full picture of current events.
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the Star
Frank Sprint Dies at Perry Point Hospital
Frank Humston Sprint WWI veteran died yesterday at 11 am in the Veterans' Hospital Perry Point Maryland at age 58 after a 15 year illness. He was born in Boyce Virginia and lived in Winchester since childhood. Survived by siblings J Ashby Sprint and Mrs Lucy Crim two nieces and three nephews. Funeral 4 pm Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Thomas J Hawkins. burial Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Frank Humston Sprint
Veterans’ Hospital
Perry Point
Boyce
Thomas Henry Sprint
Millwood
Mery Humston Sprint
Edinburg
Sprint
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Market Street
J. Ashby Sprint
Lucy Crim
Jeanne Powers
Mary Loui Sprint
James A. Sprint
U. S. Army
Gladstone Crim
Donald Crim
Jones Funeral Home
Thomas J. Hawkins
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Pastor To Teach Bible Class At Grace Lutheran
The Rev. W. E. Eisenberg will teach Grace Lutheran Church Men’s Bible Class Sunday at 9 45. Members are asked to come and bring a friend.
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W. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
John R. Lee Rites Sunday
Funeral rites for the late John Richard Lee age 69 will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Brucetown Methodist Church. The Rev F T Fulcner, pastor, will officiate. Burial will follow in the cemetery adjoining the church.
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John Richard Lee
Brucetown Methodist Church
F. T. Fulcner
Girl Scout Council Sees Women Lead Captain Teams
A historical notice lists numerous women and men forming a Girl Scouts council with Mrs. Cather as team chairman. The council committee is headed by Mrs. Harold G Brown, while Mrs. Roy Cather chairs captains and teams. Readouts name captains and members across multiple troops, reflecting a broad community organizational effort.
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Mr. Grim
W. Nelson Page
Harold G. Brown
J. W. Arthur
Mervel W. Adams
Frank Armstrong
J. Pinckney Arthur
Ford Barry
G. T. Binner, Jr
Harry W. Butler
Roy Cather
C. Irvin Cather
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
W. B. Glover
Wilkie W. Hunt
Laurens P. Jones
Dr. B. M. Knight, Jr
D. E. Leatherman
Dudley Co. Lichliter
McSherry Lupton
Peyton J
Thomas Hitt Succumbs at 65 in Washington D C
Thomas Hitt 65 a Washington D C resident for 20 years died Thursday night after months of declining health. Born February 15 1680 in Rappahannock County he was a former Winchester resident and member of Amosville Va Methodist Church. Survived by widow Sarah Jewel Hitt and eight children plus eight brothers and sisters. Funeral Sunday at Omps Funeral Home with Rev T J Hawkins officiating and Mt Hebron Cemetery interment.
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Ter
Washington
D. C
Zachry Taylor
Petty Dean Hitt
Rappahannock County
Winchester
Amosville
Sarah Jewel Hitt
Clara Kanotas
Beulah Hitt
Irene Mason
Alexandria
Willie Mae Anderson
Mason R
Charles B. Hitt
Nelson T
T. J. Hawkins
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
James Whitacre
Boone, Daniels
Z. Strosnider
George Craig
Shirley Printz
Strother Boyd
Wise county poll book theft prompts court order
The Wise county election contest reveals missing poll books after a clerk’s vacation leave. Deputy Lay misplaced two books and left one in the treasurer’s office, prompting criticism of jail vault access. A judge orders examination despite theft implications and disenfranchisement fears.
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Wise County
Collins
Wise County Court House
William B. Ley
Fuller
Lay and Gardner
J. A. Gardner
Gardner
Mr. Collins
Colonel Fenwick
Miss Louise Racey Dies in Charleroi Pennsylvania
Miss Louise Racey, a Capon Bridge West Virginia native and longtime Winchester resident, died Wednesday at sister Mrs Olive Kibler’s home in Charleroi. She had lived with her sister during illness and is survived by sisters Mrs Bertie Gardiner and Mrs Lou Haines and cousins Ashley Hamm and Mrs Ida Anderson among others. Interment held in Charleroi.
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Louise Racey
Capon Bridge
W. V
Winchester
Olive Kibler
Charleroi
Miss Racey
R. Ludwig
National Avenue
Lewis and
Mary Slonaker Rady
Capon Springs
Uni Brethren
Kibler
Pennsylvania
Bertie Gardiner
Battle Creek
Mich
Lou Haines
Ashley Hamm
Ida Anderson
Front Royal
Quarles To Teach Golden Rule Class
Winchester schools superintendent Garland R. Quarles will teach the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church on Sunday at 9 45. The fifth Sunday guest speaker will follow. members and visitors are urged to attend and bring a friend.
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Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Schools
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mr. Quarles
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the Daily Quiz list correct responses to ten questions. It mentions Page 1, about 865000 officers and men, and answers covering topics from nations to wartime facts with names like James Forrestal.
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Great Britain
James Forrestal
Infant Campbell Dies in Winchester Hospital
Herbert Lee Campbell Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs H J Campbell Sr of 238 Kern Street died yesterday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was eight months and 25 days old born January 3 1945 in the local hospital Survived by his father mother Madge Rudy two brothers Paul and Jacobs Campbell Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 from Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev J B Duckwall Interment was in Mount Hebron.
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Herbert Lee Campbell, Jr
H. J. Campbell
Kern Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Herbert Lee Campbell
Shenandoah County
Madge Rudy
Winchester
Paul
Jacobs Campbell
Jones Funeral Home
J. 8
Duckwall
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Hauptman
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Albert Clark
Perry Miller
Virgil Prince III
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Lester Elliot
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Victor Wheeler
Robert Lewis
Jim Snyder
Wayne Omps. IV
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Gilbert Whitmire
Jack Brandon
Ruth Jones
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Thornton
Frieda Zuckerman
Inez Stryker
Goode
Irvine
Warren Eddy
Sam Johnston
Garland Quarles
Alton Powell
Hoye Riley
Ralph Larson
Robert Glaize
Viti
Frank Armstrong, Jr
B. M. Knight, Jr
Dudley Lichliter
Delmar Robinson
Clark Cooper
Richard Crenshaw
Berkley Ball
E. P. Browning
Grove White
Blackburn Moore
Fred Glaize
Lester Arnold
W. W. Baker
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Catharine Sprenkle
Marguerite Glass
Croswell Henderson
Harry Seabright
Clifford Grim
Mervel Adams
Ancel Marple
Richard Lewis
David Brumback
Louise Wilson
Anne Brown
J. H Hodgson
Thomas Hitt
Charleroi, Pa
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South Loudoun Street
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Bell and Howell
Victor
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Weston
Bausch and Lamb
Wabash
Wollensak
Loudoun Street
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley Schools
Handley Library
Handley Fund
Robert Lee
Valley Pike
Miller’s Hardware
S. R. Ridgeway
Virginia
EDD. Sharpe Auction Company
Roanoke, Va
M. O. Simpson
Front Royal, Va
Frank T. Ridgeway
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