Miss Van Devanter High Lady and Grim Lead Boyce Bowling League
Final results of the Boyce Bowling League 1932 show Agriculturalists win the men's division and Youngsters claim the ladies title. Philip H Grim led the men with 199, Frances Van Devanter top woman with 156. Agriculturalists had season high team game at 2053. Youngsters led women with 1122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Paree Ae
Philip H. Grim
C. C. Beard
Ww. L. TP. Agriculturalists
Ramblers
Revelers
Citizens
Wi. G
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Probe Expands In Scotland Footsteps
Reports from HopewellNew Jersey at dawn say Col Charles A Lindbergh remains tightlipped on his 24hour mysterious trip while the kidnap case broadens. Ashore at Martha's Vineyard and Cuttyhunk Island observers note spylike activity as Lindbergh’s flight is linked to the search for the missing child.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Associated Press
Gosnold Island
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
John H. Curtis
Norfolk
Guy H. Burrage
Burrage
Cuttyhunk
Charles Tilton
Sallie
E. H. Paul
Coast Guard Station
Penikese Island
Coast
Boy Strangled While Feeding Cattle Near Baltimore
Thirteen year old Shirley Lewis was found strangled to death in a barn on his father's farm near Cockeysville Maryland. He was feeding cattle when his brother Neal found him suspended from a food trough by a scarf wrapped around his neck. A doctor and magistrate suggested the scarf caught as he fell after being knocked unconscious by a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Baltimore
Shirley Lewis
Cockeysville
Neal
B. R. Benson
Emory Benson
Rev Dr Massie Dies in Lexington at 68
Very Rev Robert K Massie 68 retired dean of Christ Church Cathedral Episcopal died at his Lexington home after a long illness. Born Charlottesville Va he studied at UVA and Virginia Theological Seminary and served as missionary in Shanghai before rector roles in Virginia. Survived by widow and son Dr Francis M Massie of Lexington and sister Mrs Lucy Massie Hamlin of Washington. Miss Margaret Nicholson of Boston was nurse for six generations of the Doubleday family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Robert K. Massie
Christ Church Cathedral
Episcopal
Lexington
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia Theological Seminary
Shanghai
China
Meade Parish
Upperville
Francis M. Massie
Lucy Massie Hamlin
Washington, D. C
Memorial Tributes From Charley Rouss Fire Company
The Charley Rouss Fire Company adopts resolutions honoring two departed members James B. Russell who died March 19 1932 and John Mason Renner who died March 17 1932. The tributes praise their friendship service intellect and character and direct copies to families and the Winchester Evening Star for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick
R. Fansler
H. F. Byrd
H F. Byrd
R. S. Fansler
Iskecess E. Bolling Brrd
Fansler
Constance ,Buckley
Notary Public Fein
Charley Rouss Fire Company
James B. Russell
John Mason Renner
William H. Reed
Harry L. Wood
William S. Taylor
James B. Russel
John M. Renner
Reverend Rowland to Speak Here on the 5th and 6th
Dr J M Rowland editor of the Richmond Christian Advocate will lecture here on the 5th and 6th. He is described as a outstanding church leader and a conservative but principled speaker likely to draw large audiences in Winchester.
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The
Star
J. M. Rowland
Rowland
Richmond Christian Advocate
Winchester
F. T. McFaden
Growers urged to spray now for scale control in Virginia
Entomologist W. Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory advises all northern Virginia apple growers to begin delayed dormant spray to control scale and rosy aphid. Use winter strength lime sulfur or oil emulsion. apply 100 gallons per spray with 3 to 4 percent oil content and two applications for heavily infested trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Traveling Man Dies of TB in Local Hotel
Clan T Brannigan, 42, a traveling salesman from Ohio, died late Saturday afternoon at the Commercial Hotel after several weeks ill with tuberculosis. He reportedly came to town recently on business and was ill at the time. He was attended by several physicians.
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Clan T. Brannigan
Ohio
Commercial Hotel
Obituary Notice for Jim Brannigan in Maryland
Jim Brannigan, a former resident, died recently leaving a widow Pauline Brannigan of Millington Maryland and a family including sister Mrs. O G Steele and Miss Jennie Brannigan of Cambridge Ohio, brother Arthur in Canada, and brother Richard in Ohio. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E D Witherspoon at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Ans
American Red Cross
Jim
Clavis
Millersville
Ohio
Pauline Brannigan
Millington
C. H. Hartley
Cambridge, O
O. G. Steele
Jennie Brannigan
Cambridge,o
Arthur
Canada
Richard Brannigan
E. D. Witherspoon
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. E. Jane Jones Dies at 78 in Martinsburg
Mrs. E Jane Jones 78 widow of Geo W Jones died Sunday at her daughter Mrs J M Prather s home in Martinsburg She was born in Frederick County daughter of Alfred and Jane Collins and lived in Virginia then Martinsburg Surviving: six children Mrs Howard Evans Grand Rapids Mich Mrs William Boyd Frederick R Jones Martinsburg Miss Ida Jones and Mrs J M Prather Martinsburg sister Mrs G W Loy Martinsburg Funeral Wednesday April 6 services at Mrs Prather s home then in Martinsburg by Rev Luther McFarland burial Mount Hebron Cemetery
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E. Jane Jones
Geo. W Jones
J. M. Prather
Mr. Jones
Jones
Frederick County
Alfred and
Jane Collins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia
Mar
Howard Evans
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willam Boyd
Frederick R. Jones
Ida Jones
Martinsburg
G. W. Loy
Real baseball thrives where no one earns cash
The remark notes Babe Ruth earns $75,000 a year but argues true playing happens on vacant lots where no money changes hands. It contrasts big league pay with informal play, suggesting authentic baseball occurs away from professional earnings.
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Babe. Ruth
Joining Counties Phone and Address Details
A fragment notes a phone number 1209 a residence number 1214 and a P O Box 446 associated with joining counties.
Three Hurt In Auto Collision Improving
Hospital attaches stated this morning that Herman H. Hable, Mrs. Della Malone and her daughter Frances Malone were in satisfactory condition. Hable, a local realtor and Democratic candidate for the Common Council, had knee injuries, head and face lacerations, and nervous shock from the Berryville Pike crash. Malone suffered fractures to both legs and one arm. Frances Malone fractured one leg. All are said to be doing well.
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Herman H. Hable
Della Malone
Frances Malone
Hable
Common Council
Malone
Berryville Pike
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Miss van Devanter
Grim
Scotland
Lindbergh Baby
Massie
Lexington, Ky
Margaret Nicholson
Boston
Eng
Doubleday
ROUSS
Joh M. Renner
Dr. Rowland
Dr. McFaden
W. 8. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
G. W. Jones
Envi Potash
9- Aire
FAO
Robertson
North Market St
J. Jos. Sullivan's
Old Baker & Co
J.O. Perry
P. O
Robertson’s” Fertilizers
Edge
Robertson Chemical Corporation
Norfolk, Va
Raleigh, N.C
South Hill, Va
Ecrowoer
Mey
Big Sister
Owell
BY Les Forgrave
Tao
Tora
Etta Kett
Prentice
Achor
Pozanzeshall
Etta
Eddie
Eddies
BY Paul Robinson
GEE, Prentice
Dininewell
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