Armstong predicts win for Hostak over Garcia
Roundup cites Henry Armstrong asserting Al Hostak would stop Ceferino Garcia if they meet. It notes Garcia and Glen Lee returning to Los Angeles from Manila on Jan 24 and mentions Lou Ambers preparing for a Jan 29 bout with Wally Hall in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Armstrong
al Hostak
Ceferino Garcia
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
St. Aloysius School
Rome
N.Y
N. Y. World-Telegram
Lou Ambers
al Davis
Wally Hally
Providence
E. P
Udrooney
New Map of Europe Shows Present Day And Pre World War Boundaries
An advertisement offers a five color up to date map of Europe showing present day borders and pre World War boundaries. It highlights Polish and Russian occupation and promises clear war context for ten cents plus a coupon and mailed order from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
Germany
Russia
Washington Information Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Spotlight on Local Sports In League A and Beyond
Local bowling notes highlight Philip Fowle of the American Legion leading League A with 109.10. The piece praises historic leaders, notes Helen Berry’s injury in Clarke County Junior Women’s Club victory, and covers top averages like Ray Northern 136 in Hartford Industrial League and Astor Clarke 132 in Roslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fowle
American Legion
Legionaire Five
Frank Gearing
Daniel Boone
Harold
Red
Darlington Jesse Kiracofe
Percell Plank
Helen Berry
Clarke County
Weoman
Lions Club
Harold Hilduin
Hershey
National Fruit
Ben Cather
CUBS
Ben
Legionaires
Handley
Star Office
Helen “Hankie
Lillis
Jack Widmyer
Cammer’s
Cleaners
Charlie Shewbridge
LIONS
Winchester
Baltimore
Ida Simmons
Lorraine Gulls
Ray Northern
Hartford
Officers Of Grangers To Be Installed
Middletown Virginia January installation postponed due to road and weather conditions. Tonight the Fairfax county installation and tableau teams will induct officers for White Hall Saumsville and Middletown Granges with county Pomona sessions and a brief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Middletown
Great Falls
Frederick County
Pomona
Fairfax County
Mark Turner
Herndon
White Hall Grange
Jesse Lewis
F. J. Marshall
Robert Russell
R. P. Smith
Foster Bageant
Jack McAboy
A. W. Wright
Edgar Dick
Marjorie Lewis
Ceres
Opal Tusing
Flora
Colleen Bageant
Winchester City Cage League Opens Second Half Schedule
The Winchester City Cage League starts its second half at Handley gym with Rustic Tavern vs Junior Board and Health Club vs Nehi among first division games. Tonight features Dr Pepper vs Virginia Woolen at 7 30 and Elks vs O Sullivan at 8 30 as Dan O Henry coordinates playoff implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Basketball League
Handley Gym
Rustic Tavern
Junior Board
Health Club
Nehi
O'Sullivan
Dan O. Henry
Dr Pepper
Virginia Woolen
The
Elks and
O'Sulivan Quints
Rustic Five
Auxiliary Plans Benefit Supper by Stephens City Ladies
The Stephens City Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company at their last meeting decided to hold a benefit supper on Friday January 26 in the Red Men Hall. Mrs Floyd Cadwallader was elected chairman. Menu includes all you can eat vegetables with a choice of meat chickens or oysters plus ice cream and cake. In five months the auxiliary has raised about $700 and the community has supported the effort strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Independent Hose Company
Floyd Cadwallader
Clarke Youth Held For Jury
Berryville Virginia January 15 Woodrow Wilson Larrick a 20 year old from White Post will be turned over to the grand jury on charges of criminal assault Justice Loring C Kackley disclosed the grand jury will convene January 22 a 16 year old Berryville girl was the complainant in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Woodrow Wilson Larrick
White Post
Brumback Names and Officials Listed for Roles
The document lists Brumback family members and associates in various roles including master, overseer, lecturer, steward, assistant steward, chaplain, treasurer, secretary, gate-keeper, pianist, juvenile matron, and executive committee member. Names include Herbert Manuel Brumback D N Gruver Joyce Baker Edna Brumback Mae Foltz Gladys Hammond Carie Brumback Malcolm Brumback Winston Baker and R H Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hammond
R. H. Baker
Texas High School Football Coaches Bank on 1940 Campain
Texas football pride noted with two national titles and multiple bowl wins frames plans for the 1940 coaching camp in Austin this August. The annual school coaches school expects 300 to 500 attendees and funds its activities largely from an all-star game, yielding excess profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas High School Football Coaches Association
Austin
Association
Bill Kern Named West Virginia Football Coach
William F. Kern, 33, former Carnegie Tech grid coach, selected as head coach of West Virginia University. He resigned from Tech last week and reportedly signs a three year contract at about 7000 dollars annually. Roy M. Hawley recommended him and board of governors approved in Charleston. Assistants include Eddie Hirschberg and Frank Katz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
William F
Bill) Kern
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Clarence Spears
Kern
Tech
Roy M. Hawley
University
Board of Governors
Marshall Glenn
Eddie Hirschberg
Dartmouth
Frank Katz
Harmon Tops Virginia Scoring In Early Season
Virginia guard Bill Harman leads the Old Dominion with 107 points in eight games for the undefeated Cavaliers. William and Mary’s Tom Andrews sits second with 94 points, while Vincent Taffe of W and M is third with 80. Hampden Sydney center Syd Weed has 77 and Dick Pinck of Washington and Lee has 74 in seven games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bill Harman
University of Virginia
Old Dominion
Episcopal High
Harman
Bridgewater
Tom Andrews
William and
Mary Marksman
Virginia
Vincent Taffe
Syd Weed
Hampden-Sydney
Dick Pinck
Washington and Lee
Landis Cracks Down On the Detroit Tigers
Chicago Jan 15 Commissioner Landis censures Detroit and affiliates for fake agreements and cover ups in the farm system. Free agency awarded 92 players valued near 500000, with 87 players spread across 15 minor league clubs. Threats of ineligible lists fines and declaring mishandled players as free agents issued to all clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenewsaw Mountain Landis
Detroit Tigers
Landis
Detroit
Paul Trout
Lloyd Dietz
Steve Rachunok
Beny McCoy
Roy Cullenbine
Revival Meeting At Mount Olive Attracts Large Crowds
Hayfield Virginia January 15 Evangelistic services led by Rev L C Messick began at Mount Olive United Brethren Church last Monday night and run through the week with 730 p m starts. Large crowds attend with cooperation from local churches as old-time gospel hymns lift the mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
L. C. Messick
Mount Olive United Brethren Church
Three Conference Teams Leading Three Conference Teams
Three Southern Conference basketball teams hold perfect league records as the week opens. The Citadel defeated Furman and South Carolina, North Carolina beat Virginia Tech and Davidson, and Maryland has beaten Clemson Duke and Richmond. Clemson, boosted by Banks McFadden return, beat Wake Forest Furman and North Carolina State after a loss to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Citadel
North Carolina
Furman
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Maryland
Clemson
Duke
Banks McFadden
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Deacons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Doak
Bradenton
Fla
Garcia
Glen Lee
Los Angeles
Manila
Peahead Walker
Greenskeeping Superintendents Association
Flem R. Hall
Fort Worth
Eddie Collins
Rube Waddell
Lefty Grove
Wild Bill” Melhorn
Lon Graham
Mid-West
Symphony
Minnesota
Superior
Wis
Morrie Arnovich
Philys
State
Washington, D.C
Bell
Winchester Business College
N. Loudoun St
City Cage League
Rustic
Pct. Jr
Anyolven
Sunshine
Bill Kern
West Virginia
Harmon
Mike Nicksick
Pitt
Ira
Rat) Rodgers
T. Andrews
W&m
Taffe
Mackey
Dobbins
W&l
D. Pinck
Michael
E&h
V. Andrews
Thomas
Lynchb'g
Adam Ae
Dd Paw
Bronson
Walter L. Bronson
Tna
Mmel S
the Agarelle of
Casthier Lobaccos
R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co
Winston-Salem, N. O
Mount Olive
Comaker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!