Shenandoah
Named 12,797 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Jul 22, 1954 Chief s Outpace A. C.; ...Step to 2nd Place The Rappahannock Chiefs continued their move up in the Shenandoah League Standing by outpacing Mt. Jackson, to' win 6-1, Sunday afternoon and thus stepping to a second place tie with Middletown. # One of the largest...
- Jul 29, 1954 Lizzie Racer Mr, and Mrs. ...Sperryville Methodist Church will be held on Saturday at Schuler’s Resort on the Shenandoah River. The Baptist Sunday School is also invited to attend. They will leave from the church at 10 o’clock. IT
- Jul 29, 1954 / \ News Among Our Colored Readers WATTS — ...the palatial lawn at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the Shenandoah Valley, beneath an arbor of ferns and white roses, at the home of the bride’s parents. The Rev. R. L. Banks of Culpeper, Virginia, officiated. The...
- Jul 29, 1954 The Chiefs began the seventh with—Jackie—Sisk—walking,—St~~ —Brown— connecting—for—a long ...over Middletown, who bowed . down from their second place standing in the Shenandoah League, after holding it undisputed, for the first part of the season. This Sunday the Chiefs will * play Front Royal on the Moffett diamond. Although...
- Aug 12, 1954 Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Graves and children of ...Georgia was an overnight guest of Mrs. A. C. Williams. Mrs. Milton of Shenandoah was a week-end guest of Mrs. John Woodard. On Sunday, callers were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Guinn of Culpeper. Mrs. Bessie Bush of Silver Spring, Maryland...
- Aug 12, 1954 of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Reid in ...game, MiddleJo wn came back to jvyin by a 5-1 /Score in Sunday's Shenandoah League Game. The lone run scored by Flint Hill in the first inning stood until the fifth when Middletown came up with 2 runs on 3...
- Aug 12, 1954 All Star Game ...Hill, Rapp’k. Chiefs and Front Royal teams will determine the champions within the Shenandoah League next Tuesday, August 17 in Bing Crosby Stadium, Front Royal. All proceeds will be equally divided among the
- Aug 12, 1954 ball clubs composing the Shenandoah League. Mahlon Ramey was ball clubs composing the Shenandoah League. Mahlon Ramey was chosen at a recent League meeting to coach the Flint Hill, Rapp’k. Chiefs and Front Royal All Star team.
- Sep 2, 1954 Mrs. C. T. Bruce of Stone ...Bradford for bingo; Mrs. Keyser for consolation and Mrs. Turner for" traveling. Standing Shenandoah League W L Oak Grove 14 4 Rappahannock Chiefs 11 7
- Sep 9, 1954 WILDCATS-RAMS ...includes groups from Front Royal, Winchester, Strasburg, Marshall, Luray, New Market and . Shenandoah, proceeds from the game will go to the support of the 16 Shriners hospitals throughout the United States. Edwin H. Stewart, chairman of the Shrine committee...
- Sep 16, 1954 Dykes. Wyman singled,’ bringing ...a final score of 5-2 in favor of the Chiefs. Final Standings In Shenandoah League W L Oak Grove — -44 6 Rappahannock Chiefs 13 7 Middletown 12 8 Mt. Jackson 11 9 Flint Hill 6 14 Front Royal 5...
- Sep 16, 1954 The work of^appraising the ...328,000 acres of Blue Ridge Mountain land to be acquired for the proposed Shenandoah National Park will be speeded up since the Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals has upheld the. Mass Condemnation” act of Legislature, William B. Carson, chairman...
- Sep 30, 1954 [ Scout Fund Drive Scout Fund Drive \tGets Underway——_ ■ The Shenandoah Area Council, ■Boy Scouts of America, will paunch its Annual Finance Campaign in Rappahannock, Morgan, | I Jefferson, Clarke, Shenandoah and ’Page counties on October 4. Friends of Scouttng^~Throughoutthese counties will be...
- Sep 30, 1954 Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weakley entertained ...for dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Olney Copp; Sauip^ville, Va.; Harold Good, Shenandoah. America’s Future lies in its youth! Do your Good TurnInvest in Scouting 1
- Oct 14, 1954 Under The Management of Mrs. Jane G. Williams Announced. ...FjitPrtamm^t Appeal DOOR FAVORS AIR CONDITIONED \ ■ .. • ' '-7' ■I Shenandoah Avenue and Fifteenth Street FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA .. I!llHIITTTTmnnrnilHHirTITmtT?Sr»ririmmrtn
- Oct 21, 1954 PAYS UP TO: ...$1.65 * for 3*day Accident and Baggage Policyl h.c. McDonald INSURANCE AGENCY 902N. Shenandoah Avenue P.O. Box 903 Phone: 637 Front Royal, Virginia
- Oct 21, 1954 The Royal Oak Gift Shop Shenandoah Avenue and Fifteenth The Royal Oak Gift Shop Shenandoah Avenue and Fifteenth Street — FRONT ROYAL^VIRGINIA frTmTrrm m cm tm i irn nm
- Oct 28, 1954 OPEN SEASON ...for 3-day Accident ancj^. Baggage ' Policy! h. c. McDonald INSURANCE AGENCY 902N. Shenandoah Avenue P.0. Box 903 Phone: 637 -Front Royal, Virginia_
- Nov 4, 1954 PAYS UP TO: ...for 3-day Accident . and Baggage folieyl H. c. McDonald INSURANCE AGENCY 902N. Shenandoah Avenue P.O. Box 903 Phone: 637 Front Royal, Virginia
- Nov 11, 1954 SCOUTS — from page 1 SCOUTS — from page 1 Shenandoah Area Scout Committee of Front Royal, has been invited to come present the organization charter to Fred Schaeffer, chairman of the local pack. Others who are assisting with the local cub scout pack arer^...
- Nov 18, 1954 Somewhere in this wide world there is a waterfall ...healthy sign of county progress. An excerpt from a letter release by the Shenandoah League (of which Rappahannock is a member) points out one important reason for supporting a Scout movement. “In every community in which Scouting has been established...
- Nov 18, 1954 Culpeper were recent week-end visitors in Alexandria. Mrs. Corrie ...Billy Mundy were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Singleton in Shenandoah. Week-end guests of Mr. ai>d Mrs. D. M. Dwver were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shade and two children of Charlottesville and...
- Dec 16, 1954 Royal on Saturday. Royal on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cary were recent visitors in Shenandoah co, Sgt. Robert Harrison of the United States Air Force is home on * 30-day leave. He was visiting friends in the county on Sunday and Monday....
- Jan 6, 1955 • G, L. Clark, district agent of the extension ...smaller matters discussed. The Clerk of the Board was instructed to write die Shenandoah Piuk authorities concerning die use of a road, which use waa requested by Oakley Bowen, stating thjat the Board recommends that Oakley Bowen be given die...
- Jan 27, 1955 firms of the county have • real •take in ...also purchased two fine Angus bulls from the Dr. Lohr herd in the Shenandoah County. '' * >
- Feb 10, 1955 Flint Hill News ...at his hw"e, j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cary1 were recent guests in Shenandoah Co. Bob Cook spent the week find at his home. ! Mrs. C G. Reid was a Tuesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. j Paul Miller,...
- Mar 17, 1955 Rappahan’k Chiefs ...first game; on April 24th. ' The Chiefs have been named to the Shenandoah League, Manager Ramey has announced, remarking on the fine competition the Chiefs met last year, and commenting on their excellent standing, when the season dosed. The...
- Mar 31, 1955 .He entered the University College of Medicine in Richmond, ...his hospital, Dr. Quaintance made the .acceptance of Bessie Sue Ramsey, product of Shenandoah College in Dayton and the University of Virginia Nursing School. They were married in Febjruary 28, 1921/Two sons were born to the couple. Rube rt Wilson,...
- Mar 31, 1955 Washington News Notes ...Mrs. B. C. Schuler, Mrs. James - Schuler and Mrs. Mattie Hopkins of Shenandoah, Mrs. A. L. Blankenbaker of Haywpod, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kerrick of Culpeper, Mrs. J. R. Kerrick of Rixeyville. Additional guests were Mrs. David Chapman and...
- Apr 14, 1955 SPRING FLOWER SHOW SPRING FLOWER SHOW SET FOR APRIL 21»i The Spring Flower Show of the Shenandoah District of the Virginia Federated Garden Clubs will be held in Waynesboro, at the Dv Pont Recreation Hall, Thursday!, April 21 from 3 pjn. to 9...
- Apr 21, 1955 and sitter-in-law, Mr. and Mis. ...woods are full of ’em—and whether they’re plant or animal in • the Shenandoah National Park, there are experienced naturalists; at the Park’s two tourist centers to tell about them. The National Park Service gan its annual national program at...
- Apr 21, 1955 fascinating geological fermatmos and panoramic views. The Park is ...word—offering unparaUed views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the eastern section of the Shenandoah Valley arid Piedmont Virginia. Visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan were Mr. and Sirs. Harry Emerson and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L....
- Apr 28, 1955 ChiefsMeet Flint Hill ...from these 2 towns and vicinity. They finished in second place in the Shenandoah League in the 1954 season. The Athletic Club draws its players from the Flint Hill area. Last year they donated a large part of their proceeds...
- Apr 28, 1955 LEGAL TRANSACTIONS ...OF EVENTS THURSDAY. APRIL 28th (All tiroes are Eastern Standard) 9:00 A. M.—Queen Shenandoah XXVIII-Elect and Her Court tour blossoming orchards,
- Apr 28, 1955 12:00 Noon—Womens Auxuiary ...Society Luncheon for members and their out-of-town guests. **** 230 P.M.—Coronation of Queen .Shenandoah X XVI11 at Handley .Bowl. ** 3:00 P.M.—Presentation of “In All Generations”—A Pageant of Springtime—at Handley' Bowl, featuring Students of Winchester Schools. Garland R. Quarles. Author....
- Apr 28, 1955 1U:UU r.M.—Vjuecn > u - » 1U:UU r.M.—Vjuecn > u - » honoring Queen Shenandoah XXVIII. National Guard Armory on U. S. Nos.'50-17-522 at eastern city limits. Music by Les Elgart and His Orchestra. General admission and reserved tables. * FRIDAY. APRIL 29th (.Ml times are...
- Apr 28, 1955 . 1 ."00 P.M.—Formation of Grand Feature Parade on ...Trail of the Pink Petals,” led by Grand Marshal, Captain Video, featuring Queen Shenandoah XXVIII and Her Court* together with Bands, Drum and Bugle Corps, Drill Teams, Marching Units and Colorful Floats from Pennsylvania Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia. District of'...
- Apr 28, 1955 MISS HONORARY FIRE CHIEF ...the Chrysler in which you will ride in the Firemen’s Parade at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festiva . RUSSELL BROS, INC. FONT HILL J J.
- May 5, 1955 i ne runt mu Attuetic ^iud ...2:30,’ ' \ ■ •The Chiefs meet Stephenson (a hew team in the Shenandoah Lea* gue) on die Moffett diamond Sunday afternoon at 2:30. ^ Fishermen Crowd * River Banks; Most Get Limit Of Trout Fishermen from Kansas, Ken* tucky...
- May 12, 1955 E. Foster ...1 0 4 1 1 3 0 1 Totals 37 9 10 Standing Shenandoah League . W L 4 •’ ■> it ' Rappahannock Chiefs A 0 Oak Grove _ 2 0 Stevenson 1 1