Second Half of League B Opens in Scramble for Bunting
Royal Arcanum leads as Bowley’s Retail Grocers post a 356 high in the second half kickoff. Individual game highs include Shendon Jewish Club 139 and Keenan Royal Arcanum 135. National Fruit tops team total with 1601, Lee Bakers 1599, Royal Arcanum 1587.
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Lee Bakers
Shendon
Bowley
Keenan
Royal Arcanum
Denny
Lee Baking
National Fruit
Pet Royal Arcanum Aane
Wane Veer
A. C
Eesewne Wee Pruit
Il Grocers
Jewish Club
Grocers Eee
Lee Bakers Ae
Gulf Refining
Gulf Refining mm ii
Wsene Eee
Campbell
Aenee Eeee
A. C. Vs
Chain Grocers Men’s Athletic Club
T Seeanee
Sirbaugh
Weneere
J, Glaize
W. Glaboceer
BS Pavese
Dyeway
Chain Grocers
Bencindiver
Aeeeenee
Merriner
Texaco
Iim Teee Arenes
Funkhouser
Sirba' Ween
Werby
Teee
Harris
Webber
Lunsford
City council debates surplus use and semi annual taxes
The council reviews 1936 surplus of 22 641 15 after applying it to the general fund leaving a net decrease of 10 983 85. A plan for semi annual real estate tax collection is proposed to reduce borrowing needs and preserve cash. Proposals to buy a lot on East Boscawen Street for parking and to audit city accounts are discussed along with budget guidance and license ordinance deferral.
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Field
W. A. Baker
Baker
Bakerstre
Peyton Marshall
East Boscawen Street
Herman Hable
Finance Committee
B. M. Sullivan
H. B. McCormac
Meadall
Ralph Snapp
C. Douglass Barnett
Hable
McCormac
City of
Winchester
Council On Pudget
Leache, Rindfleisch and Scott
Allen Hawthorne
Rangent
Arthur Field
Shawnee Spring
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hawthorne
Public and Local Improvement Committee
R. E. Buncutter
Millwood Avenue
Buncutter
John Rosenberger
Police Committee
League of Virginia Lee
Social and Personal News Lists Local Return Dates
Miss Jane Rosenberger returns to State Teachers College Harrisonburg after holidays with mother Mrs Mary S Rosenberger on Amherst street. Miss Margaret Isneh leaves Front Royal road home to resume studies at State Teachers College Harrisonburg. James Leslie Stipe, University of Virginia engineering student, returns after holidays to campus from Stephenson. Earl Locker of New York guests of Mr and Mrs Irvin O Connell for New Year. Mrs R J Rose returns to Winchester after Christmas with Miss Mary Smith and Mrs George L Smith in Tabbe Virginia. Ruth Whitmore leaves Rest to enter Columbia Business School in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Jane Rosenberger
State Teacher’s College
Harrisonburg
Mary S. Rosenberger
Amherst Street
Margaret Isneh
Isaac Isneh
State Teachers’ College
Front Royal Road
James Leslie Stipe
School of Engineering
University of Virginia
J. W. Stipe
Stephenson
Earl Locker
New York
Mrs
Irvin O'Connell
R. J. Rose
Winchester
Miss Mary Smith
George L. Smith
Tabbe
Miss Smith
Mrs. Rose
Ruth Whitmore
Ralph Whitmore
Rest
Hagerstown
Columbia Business School
Conduct Rites For Mr. Burbank
Funeral services were held in Washington DC for Robert Burbank age about 54 after a long illness. He moved from the west, married Nora Clowe, and is survived by his widow and three children Robert Harry and Josephine. He was brother in law to Mrs. B F Davis and M B Clowe and son in law of Mrs H W Clowe of Winchester. Interment followed in Washington.
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Washington
D. C
Robert Burbank
Mr. Burbank
West
Nora Clowe
Robert
Harry
Josephine Burbank
B. F. Davis
M. B. Clowe
H. W. Clowe
Winches,¢7
Present Copies of New Testament to 15 Church Members
Fifteen Sunday School members at the Church of Christ received New Testaments last Sunday. Recipients present during the past year include Mrs. Bernice Clevenger Mrs. Russell Mrs. Evelyn Shade H E Myers D G Rowe Mrs Lee Rog ers Nancy Butler Elsie Peer Lillian Hanen Mrs Annie Haines Miss Edith McDonald Geraldine Fogle O C Miller Elnora Clevenger and Marie McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bernice Clevenger
Russell
Evelyn Shade
H. E. Myers
D. G. Rowe
Lee Rogers
Nancy Butler
Elsie Peer
Lillian Hanen
Annie Haines
Edith McDonald
Geraldine Fogle
O. C. Miller
Elnora Clevenger
Marie McKee
At Handley Committees Chosen
Juniors meet and appoint several committees for current activities with careful selection. Main tasks include the Junior dance on January 15 and the Junior play with date pending. Gordette Schenck Billy Baker Paul Hunter and Joe Zuckerman named among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordette Schenck
Billy Baker
Aul Hunter
Joe Zuckerman
Roosevelt outlines new federal role in economic reform
President Roosevelt sketches broad future problems for the nation including extending neutrality laws, aiding tenant farmers, expanding Social Security, and addressing unemployment. He cites three "evil sisters" of overproduction underproduction and speculation and calls for government help to stabilize prices while planning comprehensive constitutional reinterpretation.
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Pace
Roosevelt
Spain
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
NRA
Buenos Aires
Peaceful Advancement Encouraged in Ongoing Efforts
A fragment reports a commitment to continue active efforts in support of peaceful advancement. No further context or named entities are available in the readable text.
Mrs. Mabel Spaid Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Mabel Spaid of Lehew West Virginia died at home after a year long illness. She was 42 and survived by husband Alpha Spaid, father Pillsbury Hershman, seven children Charles Russell Grace Clifton Carl Violet and Viola and sister Sadie Larrick. She attended Timber Ridge Christian Church and services will be held at Timber Ridge Church with relatives gathering at her Lehew home.
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Mabelora
Iaden
Pillsbery
Bessie Kline Hershman
Virginia
West Virginia
Winchester
Spaid
Alpha Spaid
Charles
Russell
Grace
Clifton
Carl
Violet
Viola
Sadie Larrick
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Lehew
W. Va
Timber Ridge Church
Robert A. Whitten
Citizens Urged To Make Protest Against Park Fee
H V Knight of Shenandoah Valley Inc urges Eugene Branch and Andrew Bell to mobilize citizens and civic groups to tell the National Park Service of opposition to admitting charges for Shenandoah National Park. The Chamber of Commerce already sent a protest signed by S C Brooks and Mr Bell. Virginia's Carter Glass and H F Byrd have also voiced opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Knight
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Eugene R. Branch
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
National Park Service
Shenandoah National Park
S. C. Brooks
Bell
Virginia
Congress
Carter Glass
H. F. Byrd
Infant found in Bartonville mill race wrapped in paper
Coroner Dr James A Miller reports the stillborn infant was found in the Bartonville mill race wrapped in a newspaper and an old shirt. Investigators say the body had been in the water about a day after mill attendants could not close the watergate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
Bartonville Mill
Miller
Load Off His Mind in Fort Worth Prison Run
Bud Russell, a Texas prison agent, strapped his pistol before leaving home to pursue tough prisoners. After he departed, his wife called the county jail and a jailer informed the radio dispatcher to have a scout car search for him and relay that his wife said he forgot to load his pistol.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bud Russell
Texas
Boy 11 Hangs Self In Tree In New Mexico
Frank De voti, 11, climbed an apple tree in Albuquerque and hanged himself with a rope tied to a limb. A companion heard the shout and the boy jumped, revived after thirty minutes with an inhalator. doctors say the neck is slightly stretched but not seriously harmed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Devoti
Hospital Group Elects Officers For This Year
The Wo ve ye ar was held at the nurses home on West cut ford street with good attendance. Officers elected: President Mrs. W. Dudley Field first vice president Mrs. Harry Schmidt second vice president John 8 Scully Jr treasurer B B Dutton secretary Mrs Ellsworth Johnson. Mrs Ashby Miller and Mrs Louis M Nurton welcomed as new members. Valentine Card Party II voted for February 9 at George Washington Hotel for auxiliary funds. Disbursements 1935 36 totaled 622.63 for linen curtains furnishings entrance hall awnings chairs rock wool obstetrical wing. Under Mrs Field leadership the auxiliary seeks more in the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cutford Street
W. Dudley Field
Harry Schmidt
John 8. Scully, Jr
B. B. Dutton
Ellsworth Johnson
Ashby Miller
Louis M. Nurton
George Washington Hotel
Field
H. D. Fuller
District Nurses’ Association
and W. Boyd
Country Club
Kiwanis Club Names Committees and New Members
Inter-Club Relations chair Garland Quarles leads a Kiwanis group with Friday’s committee slate including F Grove White and Jesse Oakes. New directors Thornton Bryarly and others were installed with Laurens Jones and B J Keenan named new members. White transferred from Frederick Kiwanis. Arthur Bevan attended as Charlottesville guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snarr
Garland R. Quarles
F. Grove White
Jesse C. Oakes
L. C. Hollis
Kiwanis
T. Russell Cather
Philip William
James P. Reardon
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Wendell B. Goode
W. Ralph Pifer
Andrew Bell
F. Amos Shryock
Richard B. Brown
R. H
Thornton Bryarly
Harry Ebert
John H. Rosenberger
Howard Solenberger
R. E. Buncutter
John Glover
C. M. Smith
Laurens P. Jones
B. J. Keenan
Frederick
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Arthur Bevan
Charlottesville Kiwanis Club
Markets Report From Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show mixed grain and livestock activity with stated prices for poultry butter eggs and meats. Cattle calves hogs and sheep trade noted in Baltimore and Chicago totals amid steady to higher tones across several classes.
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Baltimore
Une Duce
Poettoes
Maryland
Philadelphia
Philadel
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Rey Down
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Local Markets The Star Not Responsible For Typos
Local wholesale market note reads The Star does not assume responsibility for any typographical errors that may occur. Flour
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The
Star
Market pauses as GM talks weigh on NYC stocks
New York trading opened sluggish amid auto strike influence and investor caution ahead of President’s Congress message. Foreign exchange edges higher with sterling at 4.91 5,8 and franc at 4.67 1,2 cents. Prominent quotes include General Motors 63 5,8 and U S Steel 76 1,2 as broader list shows muted activity through mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Peps Ofers
General Motors Corp
Wall Street
Congress
Am. Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Am. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Js Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain prices fall as overall market slips in Chicago
Late trading drags grain values downward with May corn dropping as much as 21 4 cents from the day’s high. Wheat and other cereals show muted gains or losses across futures, with cash grain quotes listing mixed soft red winter and feed components in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Jany
Winchester
Governor commutes three death sentences in Brooklyn case
Governor Lehman commuted to life imprisonment the sentences of three of six youths found guilty of murdering a Brooklyn subway station attendant. Eugene Bruno 21 Sam Kimmel 21 and Dominick Zizzo 26 were to be executed tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Edwin Er
Brooklyn
Eugene Bruno
Sam Kimmel
Dominick Zizzo
The Man Who Lived Again Do We Live Again
An enigmatic royal or philosophical meditation questions existence and the prospect of living again. The brief ponderous piece hints at fate and renewal within a literary voice.
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Royal Avent
Gulf
Macene
Men’s A. C
Council
Lee Coble
Poor Committee
District Nurse Association
Mr. Coble
Fellowship Club
Billy Boyce
Norman Cooper
Jean Whitehurst
Chester Finley
Charles McKee
Claude Bennett
Isabell Allegree
Handley
Mabel Spaid
Humans
Gene Carr
W. D. Field
Auxiliary
Wikes McCobey
Little Wikes, Jr
Robert Laner
Martinsburg
Setae Tee
Eveenee
Kasco
Corp
Wade
Seenee
Nena Nee Wes
Stock Market Report
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