Sunday Baseball Would Help Churches
The Star excerpts a reader letter opposing the idea of banning Sunday baseball arguing it would draw families to church while boosting business. The writer cites examples of families from Baltimore and other cities and asserts Sunday recreation can coexist with worship.
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the Star
Edgar McGlathery
Baltimore City
McGlathery
Winchester
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Hatchet to be buried in Winchester matter urged
In a letter or note, Harry Charles Millman of Baltimore urges reconsideration of a dispute with McGlathery about Winchester. He suggests letting the matter drop to allow progress, mentioning towns with wonderful churches and advising burying the hatchet. The date given is August 21, 1929.
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Mr. McGlathery
Winchester
Harry Charles Millman
Baltimore
Octagon House Madison Home Restored as National Center
The Octagon in Washington, a former Madison home, will be restored by the American Institute of Architects for 600000 dollars. The project aims to recreate the 1800 Georgian colonial interior with period furnishings and to house a national center of architecture and allied arts. The kept table where the Treaty of Ghent was signed by President Madison will be preserved.
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Washington
Madison
Architecture
Allied Arts
American Institute of Architects
D. Everett Ward
New York
Institute
John Tayloe
George Washington
White House
President Madison
Weid
Origial
Ghent
Foreign Farm Specialists Seek Information Here
In Richmond Virginia on August 22 three foreign governments requested Virginia agricultural literature. P W Tson of Shanghai bureau asked for a description of inspection and testing methods used in the state. N Everinsky of Moscow sought the latest Department of Agriculture report. J B Gould in Nairobi requested general literature on Virginia agricultural methods.
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Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
P. W. Tson
Shanghai
Department of Agriculture
Nairobi
East Africa
Chiropractors Fined in Danville for Unlicensed Practice
In Danville Virginia three chiropractors D L Agland F Graham and T J es were fined 25 each in Police Court for practicing without a city license. Appeals were noted and the constitutionality of the state medical act could go to the Virginia Supreme Court if the conviction stands.
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Danville
D. Lagland
F. Graham
T. J. Es
Ncense
Supreme Court of Virginia
Commissioner of Revenue
State Board of Medical Examiners
Commonwealth’s
Frank Talbott
Harry Wooding
Veteran Dies At Home of a Son
Joseph B. White 86 Confederate veteran and retired wealthy farmer died at his son's home near Middleway West Virginia after a brief illness. He had recently been in Winchester hospital. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Ann Alvina Hulver and six sons and three daughters. Funeral will be held at his son's home Saturday morning.
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Middleway
W. Va
Joseph B. White
A. C. White, Jr
Winchester
Ann Alvina Hulver
Summit Point
Mount Pleasant Notes
Mount Pleasant Virginia notes list residents and visitors from nearby towns. Families from Winchester Berryville and Opequon joined gatherings with local residents including church and Sunday visits and a St Johns picnic. Christiana Endeavor meets Sunday evening led by Eugene Orndorff.
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Mount Pleasant
Jonah Spillman
Winchester
Thurston Renner
Harry Elliott
Kathleen
Newton Greene
Helen Shrimp
Berryville
R. S. Carpente
Mary Anna
Madilee
Ellen Summel
Lee Lamp
Harry Lamp
Ollie Taylor
Opequon
Perry Wilson
James Rosenberger
C. J. Racey
Ruth
Boyd
John Perry
Warner Dyke
George Dyke
Mount Williams
Greenwood Gleanings Yard party and locals report in Greenwood
Greenwood Virginia news notes a yard party at night and lists residents visiting from Winchester Parkersburg Altoona Dayton Opequon and Maryland. The town details recent schoolhouse painting and local visits including Miller hamman Elesham and Thompson with surrounding communities. A Kansas City Star item quotes a Kansas City woman who planned a house with a fireplace for family evenings.
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Greenwood
Eddy Knight
Grace Bentzel
John Kauffman
Washington
Ollie Zinn
Arthur Fansler
James Boyer
Adam Bentzel
Winchester
Giles Thompson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Asberry Elesham
Margaret Fleming
Charles
Baltimore
Henry Anderson
Herbert Sunderland
Altoona
Ellis Maloy
Irvin Cable
Willette
Charles Teeter
Betty Jean
Dayton
J. C. Johnson
Hilda
Zantha Willis
Opequon
Gladys Anderson
Harry Maloy
Harry
Catherine
Charles Brown
8. E. Maley
Sam Higgens
George Pope
Tennessee
Berryville
O. C. Miller
Charles Tetter
E. W. Pope
New Oxford
Hilda and
William Carlysle
Near Here
Mary Rodgers
Gladys Miller
Memorial Hosital
Harold Berrett
Pitcairn
Melvin Miller
Peter Hamman
Ashby Elesham and
Familly
Front Royal
Kansas City
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Astor Rice
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Eae Eee
Dr Tan
J. S. H.” Brand
Crisco
Bee Brand
C. W. Ramsburg
Eagle’s Meat Market
W. P. Anderson
Riley’s Grocery and Meat Market
Eatwell
Largent’s Sanitary Cash Store
Frank Brown
Fair Play Store
People’s Bargain Store
C. P. McVicar
Grayson Grocery Co
A. R. Patton
Bailey Brothers
Harry Potts
Stine’s Cash Grocery
M. B. Hook & Son
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