Moose Basketball Team Formed After Merger
The Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a new amateur basketball team formed by merging the Dixie Collegians and Company I players. Home games at Handley gym with season tickets selling next Monday to benefit the lodge. Notable lineup includes Charles Baker Jack Crowl Nat Hawkins Kibler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Dixie Collegians
Company I
Moose
Handley Gym
Lodge
The
Charles Baker
Jack
Crowl
Chuck Dofflemyer
Nat i Hawkins
Widmeyer
Charles Teidman
Keller
Luby
Williams
Kibler
Marshall
Elks
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hack Wilson
Funeral Rites For Member of Noted Family
Funeral services were held for Karl McNeill 45 a Moorefield West Virginia resident and former deputy sheriff and town council member who died suddenly at his Mapleton home. He was survived by his widow former Miss Marie Inskeep a daughter Elizabeth two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Karl McNeill
South Branch Valley
McNeill
Mapleton
Edward W
Verdie McNeill
Morgantown
Marie Inskeep
This County
Elizabeth McNeill
Fred Temple
Grand. Rapids
Mich
Harry Cronin
Fairmont
W.va
Col
C. S. McNeill
Washington
L. B. McNeill
Chicago Grain Market Prices in 196? Wheat quotes
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore markets show May 2014 at 88 percent for July and 89 percent for September. Baltimore spot wheat at 97 percent and Winchester spot at 94 percent. Details provided by Winchester Milling Corpora tion via Sticker Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
New Price Scale At Capitol Theatre
Capitol Theatre introduces a 25c mezzanine price for 300 seats starting Monday along with a month of eventful entertainment. Existing matinee prices remain 10c and 25c, nights 10c and 35c. The plan aims to offer cheaper access for frequent patrons amid a lineup including Dinner At Eight, Laurel and Hardy, Sons of the Desert, Flying Down To Rio, and designs by Coward, Beery Raft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baldridge
Warner Bros
Capitol Theatre
Baldridge
Capitol
Winchester
Rio
Noel Coward
Gary Cooper
Mirdam Hopkins
Frederic March
Walace Beery
George Raft
Jackie Cooper
Senate Expects To Pass Monetary Bill Late In Day
The Senate anticipated late day passage of a monetary bill with amendments to ease the mail program and stricter stock exchange regulations. A Roosevelt committee backed private utility ownership under federal control. In the House, routine work on Agriculture and War Department supply bills continued while a debate over inviting a negro minister to give a session invocation emerged with Speaker Rainey deferring to the chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Agricultural and War Department
Rainey
thePriest
Illinois
House
Police NIP Plot In Hagerstown Shootout
A suspected pair fled as officers halted them. One man was shot in the arm while the other was shot in the back after they failed to halt. They were hospitalized while police recovered soap, fuse, and nitro glycerine from their car. An unnamed man spoke with a foreign accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Jones
Washington County Hospital
Roosevelt ready to pick a bipartisan Democratic chairman
The article reports Franklin D. Roosevelt aiming to select a Democratic chairman acceptable to independent factions of both parties. It notes President Johnson's endorsement and signals that Roosevelt will seek a unifying choice to satisfy diverse party wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Young People to Act as Models in Milk Fund Show
Prominent young women in Chester and vicinity will model in a Fashion Show next Friday evening February 2 at 8 15 in the Handley High School auditorium for the Civic League milk fund aiding under nourished school children. Family Album Dancing and Sports groups provide most models with additional participants listed and more to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester and Vicinity
Handley High School
Civic League
Milk Fund
Will
Eleanorriffith
Virginia Baker
Charlotte Massey Hawthorne
Olivia Dellinger
Mary Jennings
Winifred Browne
Elizabeth Ebert
Helen Hatcher
Betty Ann Hawthorne
Electa Stombach
Mollie Glass
Jane Gray Stouffer
Eleanor Scully
Mary Boxley
Elsie Rosenberger
Miss McCartney
Tom Yates
Margaret George
Denise Livesey
William Perrine
Elizabeth Trenholm
Helen Buckley
Sybilla Crisman
Jane Mudd
Paulette Pifer
Elizabeth Crawford
Betty Riley
Rosalie Nelson
Sarah K. Baker
Ann Beverley Wright
John Harris
Noble Pierce, Jr
Bill Harris
Carter Baker
Richard Lineberg
John Rhodes
Bill Doran
Ann Quirk
Georgia Conrad
June Bean
Jane Rhodes
Betsy Rice
Miss Ewing
Hunter Gaunt
Reinberg
Joe Thomas
Jack Rodman
Tom Rodman
Walter Massie
Donald Patton
Philip Glaize
John Weems
Bobby Riley
Bruce Gorham
Milton Bauserman
Frances Preffitt
Virginia Seal
Margaret Byrd
Ruth Graves
Louise Rehill
Elizabeth Hollis
Farley Massey
Margaret Butsler
Virginia Piggott
Jack Harrell
Aircraft issues dominate dull market in New York
In New York on January 27, activity of aircraft issues was the sole feature of a quiet stock market. Leaders wavered without committing, profit taking appeared, and overall demand was modest. Close was irregular with trading around 1,150,000 shares. British pound opened at 4.9514 dollars. call money held at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
S P C A Seeks Owners of Lost Dogs
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks owners of three lost dogs to contact at once. A handsome white and black setter female with ears. a pretty white and tan setter female. a young Boston bull puppy female. No licenses. If not claimed, the dogs may be placed in good homes. Call 629 J or 41 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Society For the —T of Cruelty To Animals
Cote
Scense
Meetings On Corn Hog Plan For County Farmers
Farmers in various parts of the county are invited to corn hog plan meetings next week. Monday January 29 at 8 pm Gore high school with County Agent I Fred Stine and R A Wall. Tuesday Stephens City with W R Legge and Handley instructor assisting. large turnout and strong interest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore High School
I. Fred Stine
R. A. Wall
Stephens City
Middletown
W. R. Legge
Handley
The Chanters Sing At Grace Lutheran Vespers
The Chanters under Floyd Haines will perform Schubert serenade with sacred words and an antiphonal double quartet for Grace Lutheran Church vespers. A community invitation urges attendance as the program blends sacred music with traditional hymns. Mrs. W R Talbot departs for Annapolis to serve as a Naval Academy hop chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Chanters
Floyd Haines
Grace
W. R. Talbot
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Grange Sets Committees For Summer Picnic
Grange members met in the Grange hall last night approving a summer picnic committee with sub chairs for social advertising and speakers. The annual dues were collected totaling 29 dollars while the finance committee reported the treasurer's books in good condition. County Agent I Fred Stine was unanimously admitted as a member as a debate on city versus country opportunities concluded with the negative winning. Next meeting is Friday February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Baker
Leslie Wright
R. H. Hammond
Grange
I. Fred Stine
Kathryn Funk
B. O. Brumback
C. W. Pultz
Grangers
Garland Snapp
Charlotte Baker
Ashley Brumback
Jean Baker
City and County C. W. A Payrolls Shrink This Week
City payrolls were cut to three days with 232 workers paid 1369.77 while county payrolls dropped to 15 hours for 120 workers totaling 639.92. W. A. Baker and Eugene Chiles headed disbursing duties as reductions continued from the prior peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Furst Estate Divided Among Religious Sects
BALTORE Jan 27 The will of Frank A. Furst Baltimore capitalist and prominent Catholic churchman was filed in Or- gistrate court today detailing distribution among religious groups. The Associated Press reports the estate divided among Catholic and other sects as part of its provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curley
Baltimore
Baltimore Community Fund
Furst
Umon
Associated Press
Bal’ Ore
Frank A. Furst
Public sale of valuable orchard property in Frederick County
Trustee will sell at public auction in front of Winchester Court House Virginia on February 24 1934 at noon two parcels near Opequon Post Office Frederick County One tract fifty acres with orchard buildings near Mountain Road adjoining Headley Robinson Estate and Lupton farm and conveyed from Annie L Jackson et al to L A Singhass A second tract ten acres west of Mountain Road adjoining Luther Miller John Cochran and others Also a dwelling bank barn and thirty acres of bearing orchard on the first tract Terms require one third cash sale day and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance policy 6 percent interest on deferred payments. J M Steck Trustee. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers. oaw 41 1 27 2 3 10 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. A. Singhass
J. M. Steck
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Opequon Post Office
Mountain Road
Headley
Annie L. Jackson
L. A. Singhass
Luther Miller
John Cochran
Company I Dominates Boyce Squad 62 to 25
Company I crushed Boyce 62 to 25 as Williams led with 33 points to pace the win. Brown led Boyce with 10 points. Next Tuesday hosts a double header with Marshall teams, including the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Boyce Quint
Williams
Clarke Countians
Brown
Marshall
Asvet
Kibier
It Pifer
Grim
Colston
Rodgers
Pifer
Graves
Gaunt
Keller
Lee
Garber
Luby
Dofflemyer
Nes Han
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Co. I
Loyal Order Moose
Sen. Johnson
Dolly Madison
Miller & Anderson
Dletown Meeting
Duvall & Dunn
Oaw
Boyce
Goodyear Pathfinder
Wenders
Ares
Doris Duke
Duke Tobacco
America
Buncutter Tire Co
N. Main St
Evening Star
East Boscawen St
Pairmont
Double Crick
Leicester St
Cameron
Buckley
South Stewart St
North Cameron
West Cork
Kuhn
Winchester Credit Corp
Loudoun St
Robinson Apartments
Loudoun
Modren
N. Cameron
Davis Grocery
Parkway
Amherst St
Bath
North Loudoun
S. Braddock
New Bungalow
G. F. Beaver
Front Royal Road
Morningside Drive
Miller
West Falls Church
B. W. Kennedy Coffee ,Co
Kokomo
Indiana
A. W. Kesner
H. A. Bayliss
Mitchells General Health Center
George Washinglington
Piccadilly St
Newberry’s
Miller’s Drug
Main St
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