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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1931

Page

8

Martinsburg Betting Joint Raided. 22 Taken by State Police

State police and local officers raided two rooms in Martinsburg West Virginia late yesterday and detained 22 men. Proprietors C L Gerling Thomas Copenhaver and Gold Weller were held on state law violations banning facilities for horse race betting and gambling devices. Nineteen loiterers were released on recognizance. Drawers yielded money and rooms contained multiple telephone and telegraph lines. The facilities served race track followers in nearby Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. gerling is a race track follower and horse owner.

Martinsburg W. Va C. L. Gerling Thomas Copenhaver Gold Weller Maryland Virginia West Virginia Me “Psbore

Rainfall Totals Compare with 1931 Year

Precipitation in the past 24 hours ends at 8 a m is .05 inches. December to date totals 147 inches. The 1931 monthly totals for January through November are listed, with comparisons to the 13 year average. The first 12 months of lysu show rainfall by month.

Lysu Mare John L. Miller Capitol Theatre Warren Park Theatre Front Royal Winchester Shrine Club Charles W. Trenary Bickers Motor Company Shawnee Inn Girls’ Athletic Association

Hearing Set On B&O Plan To Change Trains

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks permission from the Virginia State Corporation Commission to discontinue several passenger trains on the Winchester Potomac and Winchester Strasburg lines, and to convert others to motor service. A hearing is scheduled for January 6, 1932, in Richmond, with statements from interested parties.

State Corporation Commission Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Winchester & Potomac Winchester & Strasburg Strasburg Junction West Virginia Line Virginia State Corporation Commission of Virginia Brunswick Winchester Maryland West Virginia Washington Strasburg Frederick State Richmond Petitioning Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Rudolph Bumgardner R. Gray Williams

Shenandoah Valley Academy Triumph Opens Season

Shenandoah Valley Academy basketball squad won the opening game of the season against Foodleton High School 42 to ? while local clubs discuss tax impacts and community events. Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Mary J. Wood as Century Club members read papers. Charles H. Schenck became worshipful master of Hiram Lodge No. 21. Northern Virginia Power Company to reduce home lighting rates.

Mary J. Wood Bryan Conrad F. L. Glaize Century Club Northern Virginia Power Company Charles H. Schenck Hiram Lodge Shenandoah Valley Academy Foodletown High School

Young Men Join Canadian Forces as War Efforts Grow

Across the nation many young men are reported leaving home to enlist in the Canadian forces during World War I. London war offices express hope that peace may soon return to Europe. Evangelist Bridgers announces a special sermon for all converts at the tabernacle.

London Europe Evangelist Bridgers The Tabernacle

New York State Bird Question Piques Toledo Blade

An Empire State man visits Ohio and asks what bird should represent New York. The Toledo Blade editor quips that the answer is likely brief, as many states already name a state bird. The exchange blends regional drifts and light humor.

Buckeye Empire State Toledo Blade Union Keystone State New York Eeditor

Misquotation and the Devil's Cited Scripture

A London Tit-Bits note discusses misquoting Bible verses and cites the line about the devil quoting Scripture, corrected to that the devil can cite Scripture for his purpose. It adds that misquotation is called the last infirmity of noble minds, noting the proper form is That last infirmity of noble mind.

London

If he says he does not believe in missions or Red Cross

The remark suggests a person dismisses charitable causes as a stance against giving. It implies a skepticism toward fundraising efforts and alms as a personal principle about donating money.

Red Cross

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