Legionaires Will Stage An Athletic Show Labor Day
Shenandoah Post No. 77 announces a Labor Day athletic program at Strasburg baseball park on September 5 with matchmaker John J. Cash directing boxing and wrestling featuring local and regional fighters from Strasburg Fishers Hill Winchester Knoxville and Woodstock. The July 4 event set the card and audience turnout, with five bouts planned for Labor Day and a possible return match between Scott and Billy Snider.
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Strasburg
Shenandoah Post
Ameri Legion
John J. Cash
Boston
Scott
Billy Snider
Cash
Mount Pleasant Notes from Mt. Pleasant Virginia
Mount Pleasant notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling. James H. Rosenberger and family spent last weekend in Washington. Mrs. Arthur Smith and son were with Mrs. Dorsey Ritter last Sunday. Alice Cochran visited her brother Will Milhon and family. Sunday visitors at John Perry's included Clarence Boyce family from near Alb, Gertie Boyce from Opequon, and Vernie Cadwallader. Warner Dyke visited Star Tannery area and Gravel Spring picnic. Alice Cochran plans Winchester visit. Ollie Taylor called on J. H. Rosenberger's place.
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MT. Pleasant
James H. Rosenberger
Washington
Arthur Smith
Dorsey Ritter
Alice Cochran
Will Milhon
John Perry
Clarence Boyce
Near Albin
Gertie Boyce
Opequon
Vern
Christian Endeavor
Glenna White
Venorhon
John Elliott
Miller Ritter
Turner Fries
Ashby Loyd
James A. Boyce
Vaucluse
Gravel Springs
Bessie Perry
Louise Castleman
Winchester
Bob Morton
Sunday Christian Endeavor Meeting Noted
Miss Glenna White led the Sunday evening gathering and Mr Venorhon was named a leader for the next Wednesday. A large attendance and an open invitation to the public followed.
Perry sisters visit Glenna White and Lamp family
Miss Mary Perry and Miss Eva Perry called on Miss Glenna White last Wednesday morning. Elza Renner Mary Renner Cecil Renner and Herman Adams called on Mr and Mrs Harry Lamp last Sunday evening.
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Mary and
Eva Perry
Glenna ‘White
Elza
Mary Renner
Cecil Renner
Herman Adams
Harry Lamp
Stephens City M E Church South Schedule
Rev James A Johnson pastor Stephens City 945 am Sunday school 11 am sermon and holy communion 8 pm Epworth League Fairview 2 pm Sunday school 3 0 pm sermon A True Man Kernstown 10 am Sunday school 730 Epworth League 8 pm sermon A Thoughtful Highwayman
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Stephens City
Epworth League
Fairview
Kernstown
Lou Gehrig Leads Home Run Race in Sox Loss
Lou Gehrig homered for the 39th time this season but New York trails Chicago after a 3-2 Chicago win over the Yankees. Ted Blankenship allowed the decisive runs as Ruth and Koenig contributed but could not overcome the Sox. Meanwhile Detroit swept a doubleheader from Boston.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Chicago Whit Sox
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Ted Blankenship
Sox
Walt Hoyte
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Browns
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Senators
Cubs
White Post Personal News Mail From Greenway Court
White Post Virginia reports Miss Martha Kennerly of New York City staying in August with her sister Miss Nelly Kennerly of Greenway Court. Mr Arthur Bowie Chrisman of New York, the author, is a kin to Mrs L B Chrisman.
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White Post
Martha Kennerly
New York City
Nelly Kennerly
Greenway Court
Arthur Bowie Chrisman
New York
L. B. Chrisman
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Legionaires
Marguerite. Elliott
Lawson
West Virginia
J. T. Gore
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Gore
Berryville
G. W. Winton
Front Royal
W. M. Snell
Jennie Lewis Meade
Conly
G. Meade
J. F. Sowers
B. Chamberlain
Rose Riley
J. Riley
Shupp
Charlie Riley
Hagerstown
James Riley
Geraldine Riley
Warhoop
Brunswick, Md
Edward Starke
Norfolk
Mrs. Wise Sowers
Harold Starke
Mrs. Ben Meade
Durham, N. C
Shenandoah River
Mrs. Barksdale
Mrs. Palmer
Mount Pleasant
Stephens City, M. E. Church, South
James A. Johnson
Reo
America
White Post Personals
George Washington
Flying Cloud
Lansing
North Main Street
I. Brumback
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