Quantico Faces Park in Shenandoah League Clash Sunday
Winchester Park seeks to match Shenandoah County League rival as negotiations continue for a home game Saturday. The Shenandoah League wraps a solid season with strong play while Quantico Indians prepare to visit Sunday to challenge natives and extend a respected baseball and football record.
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Quantico
Park
Shenandoah
Winchester Park
Shenandoah County League
Shenandoah County
Quantico Indians
Best Stables Entered for Hot Springs Show in Virginia
The Hot Springs show features 33 classes with $3,000 in prizes. Expositors include Anna Hedrick of Clarendon Peggy Wilmer of Leesburg and Susie Polly Ingalls of Hot Springs among growing women exhibitors. Notable entries include Mrs Whitney aiming to defend the R Powell Page trophy with Glory Road and Nickel.
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Hot Springs
Anna Hedrick
Clarendon
Peggy Wilmer
Leesburg
Fay Ingalls
Susie
Polly Ingalls
Lily A. Livingston
Clarke County
Turner Wiltshire
Middleburg
Anne Clay Bayly
Roger Bayly
U. S. Randall
Washington
R. Powel Page
Mrs. Whitney
William Metzger
Alexander
Paul R. Gayle
Harrisburg
Jack T. Carpenter
Greenwood
Henry Carl Grove
Hagerstown
Thompson Sowers
Front Royal Community Notes Mixed Visits and Travel
Front Royal residents report weddings, visits, and trips. Gray McCauley attended the Harrisonburg Staunton game. Families visit Virginia Beach Alexandria and Washington D C. Gen Beverley Browne and guests wrap up a fishing week at Appomattox and prepare to return home.
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Front Royal
Gray McCauley
Harrisonburg-Staunton
Harrisonburg
Beverley Browne
Dr. Hansbrough
E. T. Whitworth
Appomattox
General Browne
Miss Lupton Joins Lebanon Valley College Library
Miss Sarah Margaret Lupton has become assistant librarian at Lebanon Valley College in Annville Pennsylvania. A June 1936 graduate, she has resided with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward L Lupton in town since graduation.
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Sarah Margaret Lupton
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Lupton
Edward L. .Lupton
Gomez Delivers as Lefty Passes Personal Tragedy On mound
Lefty Gomez pitches an 8-0 victory over the Washington Senators after learning his mother died in Rodeo California. He adds two hits and secures his 14th win of the year as the Yankees win the doubleheader 6-4. Tigers beat White Sox 11-7 to stay 2nd. Baseball results and upcoming games listed.
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Associated Press
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Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Rodeo
Calif
Lefty
Washington Senators
Joe McCarthy
Gomez
Reedy Southpaw
The
Athletics
Tigers
Senators
Yanks
White Sox
Commerce Chamber Formed at Front Royal Dinner
A new Chamber of Commerce was organized at a Baptist Church dinner in Front Royal. Over 65 business leaders attended as William C. Deming led the meeting and the board named directors including Julian Updike and Bryan Stokes. Speakers included George M. Reaves and Aubrey G. Weaver.
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Pront Royal
Chamber of Commerce
Baptist Church
William C. Deming
Julian Updike
Bryan Stokes
Lyle Rohr
Grover Hillidge
Thomas Kerns
L. B. Dutrow
E. T. Whitworth
Percy L. Rogers
Frank Stoutamper
Wyndam Lee
I. H. Trout
Reaves
George M. Reaves
Work and Company
Virginia Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Lions Club
P. M. Shirey
Skyline
Scouting Drive Progress Report and Resignation Text
Maphis Named service clubs of the city to arrange entertainment and introduce Mr Henry to Scouts across the Shenandoah Area. Winchester reports 637 of 1200 and Martinsburg 400 of 600. treasury holds 350. Rev Owen resigns stating leaving October and urging great things ahead under new leadership.
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C. S. Hartman
John S. Scully
Mr. Henry
Shenandoah
Winchester
Martinsburg
Owen
Council
Construction resumes on storm sewer line to serve south city
Work on the storm sewer project to serve the southern city section resumed today after a delay for pipe shortages. The WPA-supplied pipe arrived, with another shipment due tomorrow. a 14-foot ditch cut will be needed at Gerrard street where construction reaches.
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WPA
Gerrard Street
Asphalt Resumes on Valley Avenue as City Maintains Street
City workers today resumed applying asphalt on Valley avenue continuing a project brought to the city limit by the State Highway Department. The work is part of the Winchester street maintenance program.
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Valley Avenue
State Highway Department
Winchester
Walter Krebs Dies in City. Services Set
Walter Krebs longtime Winchester merchant and Mercersburg visitor dies after a life of affable service. He is survived by sister Mrs. Chandler and three brothers Harry B Krebs Frank H Krebs and E Clay Krebs. Body to be brought to Winchester and interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev G W Shipley presiding.
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Harry B. Krebs
Winchester
Krebs
Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy
Presbyterian Church
Chandler
Frank H. Kre
Roosevelt and the origins of American democracy in early settlements
The passage recalls President Roosevelt arguing that democratic governance rests on the greater good and that the American colonies were built by lower middle class settlers seeking opportunity. It warns against elites who would override the will of the many and notes pioneer democracy contrasted with feudal tendencies.
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Cauo
Roosevelt
North America
Cambridge model seeks help over threats from jealous suitors
Priscilla Arnold a 27 year old model and southern debutante living in Cambridge Massachusetts turned to police after a string of threatening telephone calls. She suspects jealous reprisals by people hostile to her romance with a wealthy Pittsburgh steel man.
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Cambridge
Mass
Priscilla Arnold
Miss Arnold
Pittsburgh
Central Press
Two Fliers Die As Plane Crashes At Powhatan School
Wreckage at Powhatan county school after a monoplane crash left two fliers dead. One man fell with his companion suspended head downward as flames engulfed the scene. Identification delayed by burned serial numbers on the aircraft, described as a P-2 low wing monoplane.
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Powhatan County
James River
C. G. Coppedge
Blandford
Rudd
Miss Elaine Sheetz Returns Home After Surgery
Miss Elaine Sheetz has returned to her home on Shenandoah Avenue after undergoing a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital.
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Elaine Sheetz
Shenandoah Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Name of Jesus Theme of Service at Berryville gospel tent
The Allen-Miller party presented a gospel program last night on Berryville avenue focusing on The Name of Jesus. Highlights included coronet and marimba numbers such as All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and The Name of Jesus Is So Sweet, plus The Lily of the Valley and Rock of Ages. Harold Aljem preached Was Jesus Born of Virgin with plain sermons and a featured duet with musical glasses. Tonight’s topic will be The Three R's of the Gospel.
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Jesus
Allen-Miller
Berryville Avenue
Harold Aljem
Two Drivers Are Given Stiff Terms
Two men convicted of drunk driving received harsh sentences in Police Court. Charles Peacemaker of Capon Bridge was fined 200 dollars, with 10.25 dollars costs, and jailed six months for his third offense. Warren Grim of Winchester got 100 dollars and 10.25 dollars costs, plus six months in jail for DUI and hit and run involving William Bowley.
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Weems
Charles Peacemaker
Capon Bridge
Winchester
Frederick County
Warren Grim
Grim
William Bowley
Six Trotskyist Spies Executed in White Russia
Minsk newspaper Rabochi reports six Trotskyist spies convicted of poisoning Red Army soldiers in White Russia were shot by a military court. They pleaded guilty at trial last Sunday and no further details were provided.
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Moscow
Red Army
White Russia
Minsk
Rabochi
Quartet To Sing At Grace Lutheran Prayer Service
At Grace Lutheran Church this evening at 7 30 o clock a quartet will sing The Solid Rock The members are Hubert Kerr John Hottel Wilbur Anderson and Paul Rile The pastor will give a brief sermonette on The Unchanging Christ for a Changing World All are invited to attend
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Grace Lutheran Church
Hubert Kerr
John Hottel
Wilbur Anderson
Paul Rile
Death ends McIntyre and Heath minstrel team after 64 years
James McIntyre, 79, died early today from enremic poisoning in Southampton New York. The veteran vaudeville duo McIntyre and Heath, famed minstrel performers for 64 years, ended their long running partnership with his death.
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Southampton
N. Y
Aus
James McIntyre
McIntyre and Heath
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