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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
12
Rain caused rivers to flood early today with streams rising about four feet by 9:30 this morning. Peaks were expected tonight with most waterways cresting before daylight and receding by mid forenoon. Back Creek also reported out of bounds as the flood spread through the county.
Union Bank of Winchester v Marion Anderson et al seeks a decree to appraise real estate ownership, liens, rents and profits covering a five year period. Commissioner W E Edwards orders notice by weekly Winchester Evening Star publication and sets December 17 1934 for proceedings at 17 Court Square Winchester Va with attendees to bring records and evidence.
Heavy rains caused widespread flooding along the Northwestern Grade and surrounding waterways. Hogue Creek and Buffalo Licks Run overflowed, Parletts Run and Cedar Creek burst banks, and Opequon Creek ran high near Bartonville. A bread truck barely forded waters at Nail's Filling Station before receding by morning as the region endured a vivid electric storm.
The Carrier Boys beat the Popular Club 7 to 6 in a morning game played on a rough field after three days of rain. Goode scored the first touchdown, with Bell to C Harper for the extra point. G Flitch tallied for Popular. their extra point failed. Thomas Edwards was injured and replaced by Larrick.
Charles Town West Virginia December 1 The opening of the Charles Town race meeting scheduled for today was rained out and postponed until next Thursday Jockey Club officials announced A J Boyle president of the Charles Town Jockey Club said the track was soggy after heavy rains and that West Virginia agriculture commissioner J B McLaughlin directed the postponement citing unsafe conditions The track condition and weather forced the delay to opening day Thursday
Forty hot streams erupt from Hot Springs mountain releasing nearly one million gallons of radioactive water daily. Geologic vents feed the springs and officials monitor contamination risks while residents seek data on health impacts and safety measures.
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