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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
12
Notre Dame football manager J Arthur Haley announced all box seats for the Navy Notre Dame game at Soldiers Field on October 13 are sold. The stadium will seat 165 000 after enlargement, aiming to set a new attendance record. the Army Navy game drew 115 000 two years ago.
The engineer unit of the reserve officers' training corps at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington will be withdrawn at the end of the 1928-29 school year to allow expansion of the field artillery unit. The War department cites a shortage of reserve officers in field artillery and school authorities approved the action.
Miss Emma Tomblin a South Brownsville school teacher returns to Dawson Pa after visiting White Post Va Mr Harry Patterson returns to Winchester after staying with parents Mr and Mrs C B Larrick Mr and Mrs Ernest Arme are praised for welcoming a son The Akron Beacon Journal notes country safety in everyday breakfast humor and comic sections.
The Star lists daily corrected wholesale prices with items such as flour, feed, cracked corn, screenings, butter, milk products, poultry, and hogs. It also notes Baltimore and regional wholesale markets with prices for young chickens, hens, roosters, and creamery butter alongside feed costs and miscellaneous cattle and pig prices.
In White Post Virginia on August 30 the Willing Workers Sunday school class met at Miss Gladys Lucas's home. A large bird was captured on C B Larrick’s farm by William Shepherd. The bird measured six feet tip to tip with a five inch beak and long neck. It had changeable feathers giving a grey cast in the sun and was surprisingly light, having taken a brood of young chickens.
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