All-Stars Lead Valley League After Key Wins
Front Royal All-Stars climbed to the top of the Valley League by beating Waynesboro 6 to 2 as Cassell allowed nine hits and May held the All-Stars to nine. In a later game Jewels no-hit through five as Weavers quit with the score 13 to 0 after twelve hits by the All-Stars. Coppy Goodwin hit a grand slam in the first inning and Curry homered in the fifth.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Waynesboro
Weavers
Harrisonburg
Culpeper Club
Charlottesville
Tat Price
Cassell
K. May
Whenaynesboro
All-Stars
Dennis
Requel
Coppy Goodwin
Curry
Quarantine lifted in Front Royal area
The voluntary quarantine against infantile paralysis ordered by John B. Earle B J Hillidge Lyle F Hansbrough and L B Dutrow has been discontinued The ban urged children to avoid picnics theatres and Sunday schools The Warren County Board of Health says Virginia’s situation improved justify lifting the quarantine and thanks Front Royal Warren County residents for cooperation.
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Front Royal
John B. Earle
Board of Supervisors
B. J. Hillidge
Lyle F. Hansbrough
L. B. Dutrow
Board of Health
Warren County
Virginia
Local Officials On Air Today At Harrisonburg
Front Royal officials and community leaders spoke on WSVA in Harrisonburg from 3 30 to 4 30 pm. The program featured Audacille orchestra music Mrs Yates Willey vocal solo and interviews with G Tyler Miller Rotary Club president and W C Deming Lions Club president on club work in Front Royal. Mayor B J Hidge delivered a 15 minute talk on Present Advantages and Future Opportunities in Front Royal. L B Dutrow of the Chamber of Commerce served as announcer.
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Front Royal
WSVA
Harrisonburg
Audacille Orchestra
Karo
Yates Willey
Walter G. Olmstead
G. Tyler Miller
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Week Schedule
Front Royal leads the Shenandoah Valley League with a 13 3 record 0.813. Harrisonburg 12 4 .765, Charlottesville 9 11 .412, Staunton 13 3.235, Waynesboro 3es, Weavers 13 -188. This week’s games include Orange at Harrisonburg Thurs Fri Harrisonburg at Front Royal Sat Orange at Staunton Waynesboro at Harrisonburg.
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Front Royal
Waynesboro
Staunton
Weavers
Front Ro
Weaver
Ricadun
W. Kh
Pet
Culpeper
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Orange
All Stars and Weavers Postponed by Harrisonburg Heat
In the softball league no games were played last evening due to a conflict with the Harrisonburg evening game between the All-Stars and the Weavers. The postponed games will be played off this evening.
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Front Royal
Harrisonburg
All-Stars
Weavers
Funeral services for Meredith H Buck hold tomorrow
Funeral services for the late Meredith H Buck will be held tomorrow afternoon from the family home on Church street. Elder J B Jenkins of Luray will conduct the services. Interment is in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are Lee D Weekly Eugene Compton J J Corder Mark B Turner and G M Buck.
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Front Royal
Meredith H. Buck
Church Street
J. B. Jenkins
Luray
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Lee D
Eugene Compton
J. J. Corder
Mark B. Turner
G. M. Buck
Font Royal All-Stars end season with Harrisonburg clash
Front Royal August 29 The Font Royal All-Stars top the Valley League host Harrisonburg tomorrow afternoon with southpaw Joe Stankus likely on the mound Fans urged to attend and help retain the lead Sunday the locals go to Culpeper to face rivals The final season game is Monday Labor Day as Charlottesville visits for a twin bill
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Front Royal
Font Royal Allil-Stars
Harrisonburg
Joe Stankus
South Paw
Culpeper
Charlottesville
All-Stars
Patriotic Order of Americans Hold Weiner Roast
All members are asked to meet at 8 PM at their hall for the annual lodge weiner roast to be held at the Blue Moon.
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Patriotic Order of Americans
Blue Moon
Front Royal Social Notes Parcels of Travel and Visits
Front Royal residents and visitors are listed with trips to Atlantic City Canada Baltimore and Pickett Springs Camp. People include Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson Mrs. Lillian Humphries Miss Harriett Tynes and Gen Beverly F Browne with several gatherings around Labor Day weekend and local home visits.
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Front Royal
Alvin Johnson
Atlantic City
Humphrey Harnsberger
New York City
Pickett Spring Camp
George Baltimore’ Calvert
Calvert
Mary
Washington
Edgar Poulton
Armory Here Receives Tentative PWA Allocation
Norfolk report notes tentative approval for a PWA funded plan to build combined armory and community center facilities in 21 Virginia towns. The conference in Virginia Beach included W A Smith Richmond WPA director Col O K Yeager Washington and Brig Gen Gardner Waller state adjutant general. Participating cities listed include Berryville Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton Alta Vista Chase City Alexandria Fredericksburg Wytheville Hopewell Bedford Charlottesville Blackstone Blacksburg Covington Clifton Forge Martinsville Emporia Farmville South Boston and Vinton.
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Norfolk
PWA
Virginia
Virginia Beach
W.A. Smith
Richmond
State Works’ Progress Administration
Col
O. K. Yeager
WPA
Washington
Gardner Waller
Gen. Waller
Berryville
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Alta Vista
Chase City
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Wytheville
Hopewell
Bedford
Charlottesville
Blackstone
Blacksburg
Covington
Clifton Forge
Martinsville
Emporia
Farmville
South Boston
Vinton
Tattooing To Prevent Thefts Recommended
The State Poultry Federation met in Roanoke on July 25 and urged cooperation with the Northeast Poultry Producers Council and the National Tattooing Registering Association to tag poultry with owner marks. The plan, already used in other states, registers the farmer name, address, and tattoo with county sheriffs and state police in neighboring counties and states. Also includes farm hygiene and pullet care tips for September 1 and guidance for laying hens.
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State Poultry Federation
Roanoke
Northeasteft Poultry Producers’ Council
National
The
Poultry Federation
Blackshore
Cousin Charlie Backs Landon as GOP Leader Bid
Washington August 29 Former Vice President Curtis declared for Governor Landon of Kansas as the 1936 Republican presidential nominee. He denied aligning with Col. Frank Knox of Illinois and said he would support Landon if he is a candidate while reserving judgment until Landon confirms.
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Washington
Curtis
Landon
Kansas
Col
Frank Knox
Illinois
Knox
Frazier Lemke Farm Moratorium Bill Signed by President
President Roosevelt signed the Frazier Lemke three year farm mortgage moratorium bill. It lets debt burdened farmers seek federal moratoriums of up to three years on mortgages with court control of their property. Farmers may stay on land while paying a fair rental set by the court.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Preme Court
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Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
P. Klompus
North Main St
Shenandoah Valley League
If Pet
Green Hill
Harmony Hollow
Palace Lions
Riverton
South Fork
North Fork
Front Royal News
Lillian Humphries
Buzz
Canada
George Rowe
Baltimore
Annie Buck
Mattie Brown
M Will Chapin
Oe News
Hadassah Dunn
Pickett Springs Camp
Julian N. Major
Bridge
Riverside
Harriett Tynes
Mae LeHew
G. C. Dean
Capt. Dean
Front Royal Band
Meherin
Dean
Beverly F. Browne
Armory
Pau
Rhode Island
Charlie
N. Main Street
Moling & Cather
Frazier-Lemke
T. F. Timberlake
Taatees
Goodyear Welt Construction
Loudoun St
Montgomery Ward
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