Evening Star Ladies League Sees Tight Standings
The Evening Star Ladies League race tightens as top teams stay close. G A A and Hershey Pints lead, while Evening Star and Boyce chase runner up with a potential three game swing to gain a clear position. High scores include Jolliffe 109 and Alexander 113.
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Evening Star
Hershey
Boyce
Alexander High
Alexander
Jolliffe
Lillis
Hrandley
Jasper
F. van Deventer
Sirpaugh
Ational Fruit
Fruit
Baylass
Evening Star National Fruit Eaeerereee
Balleeee
Jackson
Zuckermann
Lyman
Tar Player
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McCann
Baker Aeneeee
A. A. Im T
H. Anderson
Taylor
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Wydmyer
Anderson Can
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Miller Ene
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Eueshey
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Carper
Seal
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Lions
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Mrs. van Dev’ter
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Winchester Bowlers Defeat Teams Representing Boyce Martinsburg
The Winchester Health Centre trounced Martinsburg 2 844 to 2 774 in a five game duckpin match. Earlier Winchester beat Boyce 1 966 to 1 889 in four games. Mathews of Winchester had the high game 139 and high set 603. Ritenour followed with 137 and Shockey of Martinsburg 129. Miller and Licklider tied for fourth with 126.
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Winchester Health Centre
Martinsburg
Winchester
Boyce
Mathews
Ritenour
Shockey
Burg
Miller
Licklider
Texas A and M Star Louis Freiberger Towers Over Five
A Central Press caption notes Louis Freiberger at six feet eight inches towers for the Texas A and M basketball five. The report adds a lighthearted contrast with a detective tale from Buffalo where detective George H. Smith recovers a worn suit from a tailor shop loot—found in a haystack in the country, chewed by field mice and deemed valueless except as evidence.
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Texas
Louis Freiberger
Texas A
Central Press
Buffalo
N. Y
George H. Smith
Smith
Film in Technicolor at Capitol Three Days
Charles Boyer and Marlene Dietrich star in a Technicolor romance from The Garden of Allah shown at the Capitol Theatre for three days starting Monday.
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Charles Boyer
Marlene Dietrich
Garden of Allah
Robert Hichens
Capitol Theatre
Egg Surplus Driven by Unseasonable Weather in New York
NEW YORK, Jan 22. The Wall Street of butter and eggs shows a major surplus caused by unseasonable weather that fooled hens. The federal government has bought 16,000 cases of eggs for relief use to aid producer-farmers as prices fall. In the first 19 days of January the exchange received 80,000 more cases than the same period last year. First-grade eggs last only 60 hours on the market then must be reinspected, adding to the problem faced by traders.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street
Old Exchange
C. B. Rader
Byrd and Roosevelt Discuss Government Reorganization
Senator Harry Byrd and President Roosevelt met to discuss the administration’s plan for reorganizing the government. They described the talk as agreeable and planned further talks with a target to have Byrd’s committee report ready for the Senate by Monday. Observers expect a joint Congressional review while Byrd’s panel drafts its own proposal.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Reorganization Committee
Roosevelt
Byrd Senate Committee
Senate Committee
Byrd
Senate
Congressional
Mr. Roosevelt
Notice to Creditors in Whitacre Estate
All persons having claims against the estate of Laura V. Whitacre deceased must present them to Mae Fletcher administrator at 13 W. Water Street. Notices dated January 16 and January 23.
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Laura V. Whitacre
Mae Fletcher
Admr
Water Street
Richmond Woman Dies In Crash
Richmond headlines report a fatal head on collision near Powhatan Courthouse injuring Mrs. Sarah Martin and four others from the city. Earlier in the day Arty D. Doran died on the Petersburg Pike and Jerry Wood was killed by a freight train near Warminster, marking multiple fatalities in the region.
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Richmond
Powhatan Courthouse
Husey Glenn
Arty D. Doran
Petersburg Pike
Jerry Wood
Gladstone
Warminister
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Continue Testing In Page County LURAY
Page County Supervisors meet in Luray to decide on Bangs disease testing for cattle. The board voted to discontinue testing after a high attendance of over 650 people. the decision followed a unanimous vote to end the program.
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Page County
Luray
Page County Supervisors
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Winchester Virginia
Auction notice by man Dunn, Auctioneer. Public sale of property at 415 North Braddock Street in Winchester, Virginia, under deed of trust dated June 1, 1934 from Frank Harmon Krebs and Rose Milton Krebs to K. C. Moore and B. P. Harrison. Sale set for January 30, 1937 at 11:00 A M, with $100 deposit.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
North Braddock Street
Frank Harmon Krebs
Rose Milton Krebs
K. C. Moore
B. P. Harrison
Corporation Court of
N. Braddock Street
Louis Baker
Silver
Smith
Smith Heirs
Baker S
Massanutten Wins Another Massanutten Victory Over Benedictine
Massanutten Military Academy beat undefeated Benedictine 47 to 31 in Woodstock. Trailing 16 to 2 after the first quarter, MM A rallied with strong defense and a second-quarter surge to take an 18 to 17 halftime lead. Luitt and Clanahan led MM A scorers while Goldstein and Bronson paced Benedictine.
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Woodstock
Massanutten Military Academy Basketeers
Benedictine Quint
Richmond
Luitt
Clanahan
Massanutten
Goldstein
Bronson
Innsnee Rap Weele
Obes Clanahan
F. van Hyning
Mustey
Mattiford
Se Astore Ie
Atseetke Tian
Benedictine
Briggs
Duffy
Massanutten Military Academy beats 8 M A in swimming meet
Peter Fick of 8 M A loses in the 100 yard freestyle to Jordan and Jacobson as Massanutten dominates a 47 to 22 victory. Fick sets a pool record in the 220 yard freestyle at 2 182. Other winners include Jacobson Stratton and Jorden with Massanutten taking relays the 180 yard medley and 150 yard relays.
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Staunton
Peter Fick
Massanutten Military Academy
Fick
Jordan
Jacobson
Shapper
Brew
Seaford
Martin
Hampshire
McCaffrey
Stringer
Stratton
Gilbert
Mcinstrie
Jorden
Grrham
Ledford
Massanutten
Prew
McInstiie
McCaffery
Potomac Power Bill Presented by Rankin
Representative John Rankin of Mississippi introduced a simplified Potomac Valley authority bill to generate hydro electric power and improve flood control navigation and erosion prevention. The measure retains earlier aims for sanitation water supply recreation and transportation but omits them due to President Roosevelt’s objection it was too elaborate.
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Washington
John Rankin
Mississippi
Potomac Valley Authority
Potomac River
Roosevelt
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Little Theatre
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Northern Virginia
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Cincinnati
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Brunswick
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Hevrole
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Chevrolet
International
Willys
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Palace Theatre
Winchester Merchants
Baby’s Sponsor
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Pine Motor CO
Winchester, VA
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