1933 Baseball Season Opens Here Tomorrow
The Winchester Park Association starts its 1933 season tomorrow at Rouss Spring Park with a featured opening game against Millwood Athletic Club. Major events include an address by Andrew Bell and Mayor Charles R. Anderson tossing the first ball, plus Troop 1, Boy Scouts, handling the flag raising. Pitching duel previews Cassell versus Duff in a battle that should showcase a strong Park infield led by Duff and Michael.
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Rouss Spring Park
Winchester Park Association
Millwood Athletic Club
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Charles R. Anderson
Andy
Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
Park
Millwood
Winchester
Bobby” Cassell
Guy Duff
Man- Carper
Bradford Michael
Michael
Berkeley Springs
Howitzer Giants
Washington, D. C
Millwood A.C
Jack Crowl
Jack
Atwell
Carper
Lewis
Gene Lewis
Kenneth Kearns
Kerns
Keller
The
Park Association
Millwood A. C
Woodstock A. C
French A. C
Washington
Northerns A. C
Ava
Millwood A. Cc
Bunker Hill A. Wavaruay
Williamsport
For Sale 1933 Fordson Tractor at Discounted Price
Advertisement notes a brand new 1933 Fordson tractor with governor clutch pulley and spade lug wheels offered at a liberal discount. Terms available to a reliable party. Also promotes American fibre and Japanese summer rugs from Moling and Cather with attractive prices.
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Bickers Motor Coo
Moling and Cather
Wright to speak for county pastors in Stephens City
The fellowship service for county pastors and church people will be held Monday at 7 30 at Stephens City High School hall. Gore male quartet and Edwards sisters duet provide music. John W Larrick Jr presides as toastmaster. W E Edwards of Winchester will deliver a message on The Rural Church.
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Stephens City High School
Gore
Edwards Sisters
John W. Larrick
W. E. Edwards
Winchester
Reverend James W. Wright to speak on Our Church Fellowship Relations
The Rev Dr James W Wright of Harrisonburg will deliver the evening address on Our Church Fellowship Relations. He leads First United Brethren Church and chairs religious education efforts in Rockingham County. A small banquet plate charge funds serving costs, and county ministers invite all to attend.
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James W. Wright
Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Presbytery of Winchester Adopts Fall Session Date
The Presbytery of Winchester adjourned its spring meeting in Moorefield West Virginia and set the fall session for Shepherdstown on September 19. Elected moderator is Rev Ben Read of Burlington. Commissioners to the General Assembly in Montreal May 25 include Rev H W Sherman Shenandoah Junction Rev H H Leach Front Royal and Elders C Kackley Berryville H Marshall Kearneysville.
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Presbytery of
Winchester
Moorefield
Wva
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Friends of the
Presbyterian Church of
West Virginia
Ben. Read
Burlington
H. W. Sherman
Front Royal
H. H. Leach
Shenandoah Junction
Elders C. Kackley
Berryville
H. Marshall
Kearneysville
General Assembly
Montreal
N. C
Mrs Campbell laid to rest in Washington after Florida death
Cecelia Campbell 86 died at her Fort Myers Florida home after six months of ill health. She was the wife of Marion E Campbell formerly a Winchester building contractor and a native of Washington. A number of friends attended her Washington commitment rites last Wednesday. she leaves her husband and one sister.
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Cecelia Campbell
Marion E. Campbell
Winchester
Fort Myer
Fla
Washington
National Capital
Washington, D.C
Flood Threat Fades as Potomac Recedes in Maryland
In Western Maryland and the Cumberland area on April 21 the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers showed slowing rises and receded from flood levels. Despite earlier surges eight feet above normal on the Shenandoah at Millville and high water along Conococheague creek, damage was limited with cabins spared and boathouses unscathed. Snow fell in the mountains adding to the day’s unusual April weather.
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Shenandoah River
Berrys Ferry
Clarke County
Winchester
Shenandoah
Berry’s Ferry
Associated Press
Williamsport
Potomac River
Conococheague Creek
Millville
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Cumberland
Mountians
Maryland
Norton suffers stroke at his Winchester home
George F. Norton a longtime Winchester publisher and business figure suffered a paralysis stroke yesterday afternoon at his home 431 North Braddock street. He was confined to bed with his right side affected and showed little change in condition the day after. Norton, a New York native, spent years at the government printing office in Washington before moving to Winchester over 30 years ago to enter the newspaper business and later became active in local enterprises.
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George F. Norton
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Norton
New York State
Government
Washington
Lost Nose Glasses Re ward for J S Haldeman
Lost pair nose glasses. Reward offered. Contact J. S. Haldeman. Last known location 4 21 l p 11.
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J. S. Haldeman
Public Sale Of Household Goods At Dunn & Duval Auctioneers
Household goods to be sold at 1 p m Saturday April 22 at 112 North Washington Street Dunn and Duval Auctioneers conduct the public sale. The notice marks National Be Kind To Animals Week as a contextual aside.
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North Washington Street
Dunn & Duval
Mrs Marion DuShane Dies in Yakima Hospital
Mrs Marion Ross DuShane mother of Winchester apple broker James R DuShane died in a Yakima hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband two daughters Dorothy Burdette and Mrs Frank Stedman and son James R DuShane. The body heads to Davenport Iowa for funeral services and interment Tuesday with husband and son joining.
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Marion Ross DuShane
James R. DuShane
Winchester
Yakima
Wash
DuShane
Aeanasto Py Aseri
Miss Patterson Closes Series With Evening Talk
Miss Ida Patterson of China has spoken nightly at 8 o clock since last Monday for First Baptist Church. She will deliver the last message this evening and remain in Winchester through Sunday for two Sunday services. Sunday morning she is asked to repeat her Charlottesville General Association sermon. The evening service is led by the churchs Woman's Missionary Union.
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Ida Patterson
China
First Baptist Church
Winchester
Baptist General Association
Charlottesville
Woman's Missionary Union
Ancient Rites 70 BC Feature in Coronation
A Belgian girl will be crowned Queen Shenandoah the Tenth of the Apple Blossom Festival in a ceremony blending ancient Floralian rites of Europe with English coronation tradition. Rev. Dr. Flickinger has studied manuscripts in Washington to craft a grand ritual with new participants and floral symbols. The crown ceremony promises heightened color and majesty, with garland girls and other retinue additions. The identity of the crown placer will be announced soon.
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Shenandoah
England
Europe
Alfred the Great
8. L. Flickinger
Winchester
Francois
Flickinger
Washington
Congressional Library
House of Shenandoah
Miss May
Garland
Francoise May
United States
Paul May
Handley High School
Sale of D. H. Anderson Main Street Property
Auction set for Saturday April 22 with details in the ad. Local property on Main Street offered by D. H. Anderson via public sale notice.
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D. H. Anderson
Poisoned astrologer inches toward recovery under guard
William Franklin an astrologer in custody after taking bichloride of mercury near Williamsport while under arrest with two private detectives showed a slight improvement at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He had attempted to escape, was recaptured, and a woman from Hagerstown Appalachia sought access to nurse him but was denied. Detectives maintain surveillance as Franklin faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in Waynesboro and Augusta County for astrology readings.
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William Franklin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ron Wee
H. S. Pifer
Franklin
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Williamsport
Bible Class Taught by D. J. Howard at Loudoun Street
D J Howard district supervisor of agricultural education will teach the Open Door Bible Class at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 9 45 Sunday morning. Miss Helen Bailey will perform a violin solo with Billy Barnes on piano around 10. Class members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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D. J. Howard
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Howard
Helen Bailey
Billy Barnes
Sale Postponed at Davison Estate Near Angers Store
Notice announces postponement of a sale at the Davison Estate near Angers Store on Tuesday April 25. Details appear on page 8 of the classified section.
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Davison Estate
Angers Store
Tues
Markets React To Profit Taking And Inflation Hopes
New York April 21 Markets hesitated after sharp gains as profit taking appeared in stocks and staples but was offset by fresh buying. The dollar slowed in foreign exchange while government bonds drew support. Commodities rallied with wheat corn cotton and metals advancing amid mixed signals on inflation steps and currency movements.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
U. S
Chicago
Virginia beer transport to be tested in court
Fairfax Virginia April 21 The legality of transporting 3.2 beer through Virginia in truck loads will be tested Monday before Trial Justice Paul E. Brown. Joseph Councilman 30 of Sanford North Carolina is in custody accused of hauling 45 cases and a keg of federally legalized beer without evidence of origin or destination.
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Associated Press
Fairfax
Virginia
Paul E. Brown
Joseph Councilman
Sanford
N. C
Welles Chosen as Ambassador to Cuba by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt plans to name Sumner Welles, then assistant secretary of state, as ambassador to Cuba. Welles would hold the Havana post permanently and resign his state department role. The President relied on Wells authority in Latin American affairs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Cuba
Welles
Havana
Wells
Larrick's Cash Store Ad Teaser
Store advertisement directs readers to page 3 for inside details about Larrick's Cash Store offerings and promotions.
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Larrick’s Cash Store
John H. Miller Property Sale Set for April 22
The John H. Miller property at 724 Highland Avenue will be sold in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday April 22.
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John H. Miller
Highland Avenue
Court House
Ober Fertilizer Ad Promotes Cyanamide For Orchards
Ober & Sons Co offers cyanamide fertilizer for orchards with prices cheaper than ever and a contact phone number 402. The advertisement highlights Ober's Fertilizer brand and urges farmers to call for more details.
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Ober
G. Ober & Sons Co
MacDonald heads to Washington amid world woes and gold standard shift
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sails to Washington for talks with President Roosevelt as Britain notes no immediate impact from the U.S. abandoning the gold standard. In New York he discusses economic shifts and a mission of peace with other nations amid a world economic reorienation. He arrives aboard the Berengaria and is greeted at quarantine before heading to Jersey City.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Washington
Roosevelt
England
New York
America
Macom MacDonald
Aes
Alia Bom Sutesona
Edouard Herriot
France
United States
Conference of Nations
Berangaria
MacDonald
Grover A. Whalen
Jury to hear damages suit over 1932 auto crash
Jurors in the corporation court case of Mrs. Della Malone of Berryville versus Herman H. Hable of Winchester for 30000 damages had not yet received instructions by early afternoon. The trial tied to the March 31 1932 collision involving both cars has continued since Monday with two hours allotted for each side to argue once instructions are delivered. The panel includes A Taylor Ritter George H Eagle Sr Chester Hobart Ellis Yost Lewis Pearson Brown Lovett and Joe DuPuy.
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Corporation Court
Della Malone
Berryville
Herman HH. Hable
Winchester
Here
Hable
Malone
City Hall
A. Taylor Ritter
George H. Eagle, Sr
Chester Hobart
Ellis Yost
Lewis Pearson
Brown Lovett
Joe DuPuy
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Mayor Anderson
Park Nine
Cassell
Duff
DR. Wright
Stephens City
J. W. Wright
Mrs. Campbell
Florida
Berry
Geo. F. Norton
Jas
Yakima Hospital
Miss Patterson
Mr. Howard
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Staples
M'Donald
World
Pye World
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