Culpeper Beats Front Royal In Overtime Thriller
In Front Royal Virginia Culpeper defeated the Front Royal All-Stars 4 to 0 in ten innings. Joe Stankus allowed six hits for Culpeper and Waugh held Front Royal to four. in the 10th Lowery doubled, Lady tripled, Metheny singled scoring Lacy, then Bergman hit a decisive homer.
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Al-Stars
Culpeper
Joe Stankus
William and Mary
Waugh
Stankus
Lowery
Lady
Metheny
Lacy
Bergman
Orange To Play Two Games Here
The Valley League game between the All-Stars and the Orange team was canceled by a town rule banning public gatherings. The Orange club will face the locals in a doubleheader Sunday and is expected to provide strong opposition.
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Front Royal
All-Stars
Orange
Orange Club
Staunton Nine
Staunton
Major Sewell Accepts Spanish French Instructor Post at Naval Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy announces Major William J. Sewell of its faculty has accepted an appointment as instructor of Spanish and French at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland.
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Front Royal
Randolph- Macon Academy
William J. Sewell
Acadmy
United States Naval Academy
Organist William Taylor to Play at Calvary Church
William Taylor organist and musical director of All Saints Episcopal Church Washington will play the console at Calvary Episcopal Church Sunday morning. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Ronald Roland rector of the church.
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Pront Royal
William Taylor
All Saints Episcopal Church
Washington
Calvary Episcopal Church
Ronald Roland
Funeral services for Annie Range in Flint Hill
Funeral services for Annie Range will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from her late home in Flint Hill. Rev. Tom Proctor will conduct the services, with interment in the Flint Hill colored cemetery.
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Annie Range
Front Royal
Flint Hill
Tom Proctor
Flint Hill Colored Cemetery
Harmony Hollow CCC Beats Lions to Take Second in Softball
In Front Royal last night the Harmony Hollow CCC defeated the Lions 16 to 8 to secure second place in the league. A Green Hill CCC vs Riverton-Lime and Stone match was canceled.
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Front Royal
Harmony Hollow CCC
Lions
Green Hill CCC
Riverton-Lime and Stone
Riverton
Realty Transfer Front Royal August Land Deed
Howard S and Louise Updike transfer Browntown tract in South River district to Julia B Swe as deed recorded August 20 1935 for 500 dollars.
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Front Royal
Howard S&s. Updike
Louise Ee Updike
Julia B
Browntown
South Ri
Front Royal News items mixed social notes and travel
Front Royal Virginia notes recount a two week Canada motor trip by Rev T Watkins Tayloe and Theodore Masseus of Limeton with Tayloe planning travel to Palatka Florida. The column lists visits, social gatherings, hospital news, college hires, and upcoming band practice in the town.
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Roy Va
T. Watkins Tayloe
Calvary Episcopal Church
Theodore Massaeus
Limeton
Canada
Tayloe
Washington
Palatka
Floriday
Betty Sue
British cabinet urges strong penalties amid Mussolini tensions
The British cabinet voices strong penalties if Italy advances on Ethiopia. A Rome note urges collaboration with Britain, while Italian consul Baron Muzzi Falconi is wounded in Addis Ababa, with authorities claiming a hunting accident.
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Virginia Gayda
Giornate D'Italia
Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Gayda
England
Italy
Addis Ababa
Muzzi Falconi
London
Debre Marcos
Godjam
Bermuda Brace For Tropical Storm Approach
Bermuda prepares as a tropical disturbance of hurricane strength moves northwest toward the island. By afternoon winds reach 31 miles per hour with 60 to 75 mph expected if the storm strikes. Navy signals warn ships at sea while there is no current mainland threat. Also, the Bageant family reunion set for Sept 1 is postponed due to infantile paralysis concerns.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Here
United States Weather Bureau
West Indies
Oklahoma Mourns Will Rogers and Wiley Post
Multitudes honor Oklahoma's Will Rogers and Wiley Post with a Capitol ceremony and outdoor tributes. Governor quotes praise as the casket arrives, wreaths fall from passing planes, and crowds press toward the hearse. Final rites at First Baptist Church precede interment at Fairlawn Cemetery.
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First Baptist Church
Wiley Post
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Happy Landing
United States
William Slack
Methodist Church
Lawton
Capitol
Fairlawn Cemetery
Denhardt Offers Surrender If Protected From Assassination
Harlan Ky August 22 An unnamed retreat reports Adjt Gen Henry H Denhardt offers to surrender if protected from assassination in a case where a bench warrant charges criminal contempt has drawn hunt by Harlan county authorities Judge James M Gilbert and Sheriff T R Middleton doubt danger and say Denhardt is not at risk. General Denhardt led 700 state troops to patrol voting places in Harlan county on August 3 and the patrols are under grand jury scrutiny with likely indictments for each guardsman and trooper involved.
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Harlan
Henry H. Denhardt
Harlan County
James M. Gilbert
Henhardt
T. R. Middleton
Stockholders press Hopson to repay 1 million dollars
A civil suit in New York seeks reimbursement of over 1 million dollars allegedly spent by Associated Gas and Electric Company officials to lobby against federal utility legislation. Separate New Jersey action seeks to halt further company lobbying efforts. Witnesses at a Senate inquiry described social events tied to Hopson and his interests and identified figures such as Bernard Robinson L W Robert and Senator Tydings.
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H. C. Hopson
John S. Mange
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Supreme Court
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
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Court of Chancery
Howard C. Hopson
Washington
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Marvin McIntyre
White House
the Treasury
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Maryland
Associated Gas and Electric System
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Ous
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Berryville Show Exhibitors and Officers Listed
Berryville Horse Show reveals officers and executive committee including J. T. Lindsey as president and E. A. Lindsey as manager. Fifty one exhibitors are named with dashes to farms and towns such as Winchester Leesburg Berryville Purcellville Front Royal Boyce Sperryville and Upperville reflecting regional participation. Judges named include Paul Gable Jackson H Boyd and Edward Nicodemus with race and draft horse adjudicators.
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Harvey Fishpaw
Sam Childs
Berryville
J. T. Lindsey
H. C. Warden
A. B. Hummer
E. A. Lindsey
Kenneth N. Gilpin
G. H. Levi
A. Mackay-Smith
W. L. Bowles
Capt
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L. H. Bell
Graham Dougherty
Paul Gable
Jackson H. Boyd
Hunters
Edward Nicodemus
Thompson Sowers
William Metzger
L. M. Allen
Winchester
J. R. H. Alexander
Leesburg
Ayshire
Upperville
Stanley Green
Charles L. Hurst
Boyce
Anna F. Hedrick
Clarendon
Co. M. Hurst
High Acre Farm
Manassas
Fay Ingalls
Hot Springs
J. T. Engle
Alfred Jones
Summit Point
W. Va
H.B. Langdon
Charles Town
L. W.leviands
E. B. Jackson
Llangolle Farm
Mary Keogh
Sperryville
Robert L
Dance Invite From 111th Field Artillery Camp
Officers and members of the 111th Field Artillery at Elizabethe in Powell's Fort invite Winchester and Frederick county young ladies to a Saturday dance at Jordan Springs on Martinsburg Pike. About 200 dancers and a noted orchestra will perform with chaperones and local hosts aiding. An added concert by the artillery band is set for Handley school tomorrow at 8:30 pm.
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Powell's Fort
Winchester
Frederick County
Aia
Jordan Springs
Martinsburg Pike
111Th Field Artillery Band
Handley School
Elizabeth Furnace
Forest Fires Devastate South Heard Fishing Village
A Cape Breton Peninsula fire destroyed over half of South Heard and razed Wadden Cove. Fisher folk and volunteers battled spreading flames as about 50 women and children were ferried to Dominion for shelter. A plea for provincial aid went to Halifax.
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South Heard
Cape Breton
Wadden Cove
Dominion
Halifax
Minister Who Married Many Virginians Dies
The Rev. Bertram M. Osgood 69, pastor of the Bethesda Baptist Church, died in a Ta koma Park hospital after an operation. He had previously led Rockville Baptist Church for seven years performing many Virginia weddings. A Massachusetts native, he moved to Bethesda three years ago and planned a new church building. He is survived by his widow Luella B. C. Osgood and two sons from a former marriage.
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Bertram M. Osgood
Bethesda Baptist Church
Takoma Park
Osgood
Rockville Baptist Church
Virginia
Massachusetts
Middle West
Luella B. C. Osgood
Fire Interupts German Rescuers In Subway Cave In
Fire caused by an electric cable halted rescue work in a Berlin subway collapse where 20 or 34 persons are reported missing. No bodies have been recovered as crews continue efforts to reach the entombed victims.
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Berlinn
Ministry of Propaganda
Dey Leases Cameron Conoco Gas Station
W A Dey has leased the Conoco filling station at Cameron and Gerard streets. Jack Riley, longtime station associate, will serve as manager. Dey will continue to manage the Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co on East Piccadilly Street.
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W A. Dey
Conoco
Cameron and
Gerard Streets
Jack Riley
Mr. Dey
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company
East Piccadilly Street
Local Leaders and Residents Across Virginia and West Virginia
A list of residents and property owners including Leach Jr of Front Royal Mitchell Jee and Dougherty Berryville William W Marlow Harpers Ferry Meadow Lane Farm Warm Springs Raymond Myers Purcellville Dr E H Marsteller Manassas C E Norman Purcellville Stephen Nelson Chambersburg Mrs Allen Potts Gordonsville J W Orrison Peonion Springs Russell Parks Round Hill Roy B Payne Round Hill Peach Brothers Upperville E W Payne Purcellville E P Royston Boyce Robert and John Ruttter Oatlands Joseph Rose Delaplane L Stull and Brother Summit Point A Mackay-Smith White Post C H St John Berryville Mrs John Hay Whitney Upperville Major Turner Wiltshire Middleburg Robert L Withers Berryville and Robert B Young Middleburg E L Redmond Middleburg Mrs D N Lee Middleburg.
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Peach Brothers
Upperville
E. W. Payne
Purcellville
E. P. Royston
Boyce
Robert
John Ruttter
Oatlands
Joseph Rose
Delaplane
L. Stull
Summit Point
W. Va
A. Mackay-Smith
White Post
C. H. St. John
Berryville
John Hay Whitney
Turner Wiltshire
Middleburg
Robert L. Withers
Robert B. Young
E. L. Redmond
D. N. Lee
House Advances Bill For National Security Plan Funding
The bill proposes a total appropriation of 92,961,299 with 13,000,000 for a permanent nationwide sail conservation service and 76,084,750 to launch a new social security plan. It would raise session totals to 8,246,000,000 and includes allocations for old age assistance, unemployment administration, aid to dependent children, aid to the blind, maternal and child health, crippled children, welfare services, and public health work.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Sail Conservation Service
Congress
Marshmallow Ice Cream Secrets From A Home Kitchen
The article extols marshmallows as the key to smooth homemade ice cream. It explains a lemon marlow recipe using 27 marshmallows, water, lemon juice and whipped cream, prepared in a double boiler and frozen without stirring.
Baltimore and Philadelphia market roundup August 22
Livestock and produce markets report slow cattle trade in Baltimore with steady calves and weaker hogs. steers and heifers show varied price ranges. Philadelphia notes butter and poultry prices mixed, with light supplies and steady to unchanged quotes across grades and products.
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Baltimore
Cu. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Local Market Prices and Grain Bids Listing
Local markets list wholesale and retail prices for flour feeds corn meal and other grains. Prices show 98 pound bags at 5.75 dollars per barrel and 24 pound bags at 5.35 dollars per barrel with various sizes and items including cracked corn mixed feed dairy feed and patent brand scratch feed. Local retail lines repeat flour prices and per barrel rates.
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Desma CIA
Kasco
Edesays
Ecee
Ee Arene
Stocks Hold Edges As Steels Lead In Market Turn
New York August 22 Steels pressed into yearly highs amid steady demand for select equities with large blocks trading at open and prices easing into the day. Secondary bonds firming dollar moves and a bright business picture supported the tone as italo Ethiopian tension and congressional news lingered.
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New York
Wall Street
Grain Quotations and Market Prices Across Wheat Corn Oats Barley
Chicago August 22 closing grain prices show Wheat Sep 83 74 89 Dec 90 34 93 May 92 34 93 Corn Sep 74 '%' 4 Dec 55 72 2 May 57 14 54 Oats Sep 26 34 5 Dec 28 43 May 30 54 34 Barley Sep 41 Dec 42 Lard Sep 15 77 Oct 15 65 Dec 13 70 Jan 12 85 May 12 40 12 50 Bellies Sep 19 32 Baltimore No 2 Red Wheat spot 23 34 August 23 54 Winchester Wheat 75c bu Yellow corn 90c White corn 93c All quotations based on mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Huntington Mayor Defies Judge Over Municipal Power Plan
Huntington Indiana mayor C W Bangs who spent 100 days in jail for contempt reasserts his plan to provide electric power from a municipal plant. He will push ahead with municipal power distribution despite potential further imprisonment.
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Northern
Indiana Power
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