Winchester Defeats Hagerstown Knights of Columbus 11 to 1
The Winchester baseball club won twice at Bougs Park yesterday beating Middletown 22 to 1 and the Hagerstown Knights of Columbus 11 to 7. Edmonds pitched well for Winchester while White starred with timely hitting. Tomorrow they face Martinsburg’s Hose Company No.5 at Rouss Park as crowds grow and uniforms are sought.
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Winchester
Bougs Park
Middletown
Hagerstown Knights of Columbus
Will
Edmonds
Kinsey
Marylanders
Spielman
White
Martinsburg
Hose Company
No.5
W. Va
Rouss Park
Seaso
Bo Mallory Injured in Fall at Reuss Park
William Mallory son of Mr and Mrs C B Mallory fell from machinery at Reuss Spring Park yesterday afternoon and sustained a bad fracture of his right leg. The fracture required muscle removal and was reduced by a physician. His condition was reported good this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mallory
C. B. Mallory
Reuss Spring Park
Young Mallory
Policeman Hinkins Loses Setter Dog in Strasburg Crash
Policeman Hinkins of Winchester mourns as his setter dog is killed crossing a Strasburg street late yesterday. The car’s owner, to be summoned in Strasburg magistrate court, faces charges of reckless driving and a suit for several hundred dollars for the dog’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkins
Winchester
Strasburg
No Arrangement For Park Concert By Winchester Band
The Winchester Concert Band denies reports of a concert at Rouses Spring Park stating no arrangements have been made. A spokesman says the band plans an open air concert next week on the Court House lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rouses Spring Park
Court House Lawn
Hungry Hounds Threaten Scout Camp Near Strasburg
Troop No. 7 of the Boy Scouts traveled to the National Forest Park near Strasburg for a camping trip. They spent the fourth fishing, climbing, and bathing. A night scare revealed two long lean animals near the car, later identified as hungry hounds seeking a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
National Forest Park
Strasburg
Apple Export Prospects From Early Harvest Favorable
Apple growers eye exports as early varieties show promise. Barrels ready for prompt loading into iced cars at Winchester Cold Storage, with direct refrigeration to England. George E. Petley, exporter, offers service from Winchester Virginia, telephone 1078, Office opposite Post Office. Moling and Cathe advertise porch shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
England
George E. Petley
New Orleans Street Car Strike Turns Violent as Cars Start
In a four day street car strike violence erupts around Canal street as three cars attempt service with imported operators guarded by police. A car is greeted by brickbats and driven back after 20 minutes. two strikers are shot, including Silvian Mtagodiux who suffers a head wound and William Foret who is shot in the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Canal Street
Carrolton Avenue
Silvian Mtagodiux
William Foret
Virginia Delegate Selected for National Tax Association Meeting
Commissioner of the Revenue Chas. W. Trenary has been named by Governor Byrd as Virginia’s delegate to the 22nd annual National Tax Association conference in Upper Saranac New York from September 9 to 13. He will attend for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue
Chas. W. Trenary
Byrd
Virginia
National Tax Association
Upper Saranac
New York
Trenary
General Cole of Marines Dies at 62 in San Francisco
Major General Hii K. Cole, commandant of the Marine Corps Pacific, died of heart trouble today at the Presidio. He was 62 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Hii K. Cole
United States Marine Corps Department of the Pacific
Presidio
Helen Wills Reclaims British Crown in Wimbledon Final
Miss Helen Wills defeated Helen Jacobs 6 1 6 2 to reaffirm her dominance in the British women's singles championship at Wimbledon England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Associated Press
Wimbleton
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Jacksonville Bank Closed Under Examiner Oversight
A notice posted on the door of Peoples' Bank and Trust Company in Jacksonville announces the bank is in the hands of bank examiner George W. White and closed the fiscal year June 29. Resources total 2,199,000 with 300,000 capital and deposits of 1,577,481.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Peoples’ Bank and Trust Company
George W. White
Modern Woodmen of America Meet Tonight at 8 P M
The Modern Woodmen of America will meet tonight at 8 p m at the Moose Hall on North Main Street. Every member is urged to attend as much business of importance is to be transacted. The chapter was formed here last Friday night with about forty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Special July Rates for Mail and Carrier Subscriptions
Subscriptions offered at $3 per year by mail and $4 per year by carrier. Pay now to save the discount and ensure continued service.
Kiwanis Club hears address on American ideals
The George Washington Hotel hosted a Kiwanis luncheon where Prof. J. N. G. Finley spoke on The Significance of the Fourth of July. Music by W. H. McKnee and Kenneth Windle complemented Finley’s tribute to American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
W. H. McKnee
Kenneth Windle
Windle
Carolina Moon
Garland R. Quarles
J. N. G. Finley
Handley School
Finley
William G. Hardy
Stuart Castleman
Winchester
Covington
Hardy
Castleman
R. E. Town
Frederick, Md
Ed Stultz
J. A. Richard
Milwaukee
Wis
Martinsburg Hose Team to Play Winchester at Rouss Park
Martinsburg Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg West Virginia schedules a 2 PM game against the Winchester club at Rouss Park tomorrow afternoon. Lunsford likely to pitch for Winchester after Kinsey worked the full game in yesterday's 11 to 7 win over Hagerstown. Large crowd, big enthusiasm, free admission, ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Comipany
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Club
Rouss Park
Lunsford
Winchester
Kinsey
Hagerstown
Martineburg
Col Anderson Criticizes Byrd Finances At State Meet
Col Henry W. Anderson Richmond lawyer and Republican keynote at the state convention challenges Governor Byrd on state finances. Byrd replies that Anderson grossly misrepresents the facts and must learn basic bookkeeping, noting errors and the treatment of temporary loan repayments and carried balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Byrd
Anderson
Ward Opens Auto Stores In Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company will launch ten tire and automobile accessory stores in Chicago and suburbs starting tomorrow. This marks the first step in a mall order pause to expand multiple retail outlets in a large city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery- Ward and Company
Special July Rate for Subscriptions in Effect
The July rate offers advance payment discounts. Carrier delivery is four dollars per year, prepaid. Mail subscriptions cost thirty dollars yearly in advance. Abts deter baa.
Golfers From Cumberland to Face Winchester Match Here
A Cumberland Country Club team of 20 golfers will travel to Winchester to play the Winchester Country Club. Winchester will return the match here on August 3. A home-and-home series with Fountain Head Country Club of Hagerstown opens locally July 13, marking the new 18 hole course debut. An August 17 return is set for Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberland Country Club
Winchester
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Maryland Wife Murderer’s Death Warrant Signed
Governor Ritchie signed the death warrant for John Marsh of Carroll County setting August 9 for execution at the Maryland penitentiary. Marsh killed his wife in May at her sister’s home near the Pennsylvania line, fled, was captured the next day, tried at Westminster May 27, and sentenced by Judge Frank Neal Parke. The shooting followed domestic difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Annapolis
Ritchie
John Marsh
Carroll County
Maryland
Marsh
Pennsylvania
Westminster
Frank Neal Parke
Negroes Held For Attacking Merchant With An Iron Pipe
Two black men were held by Baltimore police for questioning after attackers struck white merchant Albert Keathner with an iron pipe last night. Keathner was hospitalized in critical condition with head injuries and tied with wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Albert Keatner
Keathner
Keatner
Upstate Heer
Bull Operations In Market Met By Stiff Resistance
New York July 5 Resumption of vigorous bull operations after the holiday met stiff opposition as the market opened with heavy buying after a call money break on Wednesday. Call money renewed at 7 percent. Strength of American shares on the London wheat market supported bids. Total sales about 4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
London
Chamberlin Pledges Support for Naval Disarmament Plans
In London on July 5 the disarmament question was raised in the House of Commons. Sir Austin Chamberlin, ex secretary to the late Conservative government, expressed cordial wishes for the success of naval disarmament plans. Arthur Henderson, Labor foreign secretary, thanked him for his generous attitude and voiced Labor support for Germany’s Rhineland evacuation and a return to normal trade with Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
United States
House of Commons
Austin Chamberlin
Arthur Henderson
Sir Austin
Henderson
Germany
Rhineland
Soviet Russia
Mrs Rhinelander Sues Father In Law for Alienation
Mrs Alice Jones Shinelerder wife of Leonard Rhinelander filed a 500000 alienation of affection suit against Philip Rhinelander her father in law. She also plans a separation action against her husband announced by her attorney. The report mentions other local business and social notes from White Plains New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcariated Press
White -Plains
WN. Y
Alice Jones Shinelerder
Leonard Rhinelander
New York
Philip Rhinelander
Water and Sewer Taxes Due by July 15
1929 water and sewer taxes are due and payable on or before July 15. William T. Barr, treasurer, Sierra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. T. Barr
Treas
Farmer Edward Maupin Injured by Runaway Horse
Edward Maupin, about 50, a Clarke county farmer, was thrown and dragged for hundreds of yards by a runaway horse near White Post. He suffered a fractured skull and numerous cuts, was treated at home by Dr. C. C. Dearmont, then taken to Memorial Hospital for care. Love Crisman stopped the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maupin
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
White Post
Maupin
Chamblin Funkhouser
Charles W. Fritts
Mr. Maupin
Love Crisman
Mr. Crisman
C. C. Dearmont
Mrs. Cunningham Dies In Columbia After Long Illness
Mrs. Cunningham died at her Columbia home after a five to six month illness. Funeral and interment were held in Columbia. She was daughter of the late Rev. William Melville and married to a Columbia lumber businessman. Survived by husband Douglas Cunningham daughter Dorothy Cunningham mother Mrs. Melville sister Mrs. M. H. Shepherd and relatives in Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soniares Maak
Columbia
Jamaica
Cunningham
Dorothy Cunningham
Douglas Cunningham
Melville
M. H. Shepherd
George J. Cunningham, Jr
Berryville
Winchester
Woman Held as Accessory to Maugansville Bank Job
Mrs. Mary Davis faces a preliminary hearing in City Court before Judge John Fitzner on charges of being an accessory to the Maugansville branch robbery. About $800 was taken and officers allege she drove Paul R. Hesson out of state. Ired A. Stouffer admitted theft participation, returned $765, waived preliminary hearing, and is jailed on $2,500 bond awaiting November grand jury. Authorities seek Hesson, believed to have fled west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Mary Davis
Maugansville
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Liberty
John Fitzner
Washington County
Davis
Paul R. Hesson
Ired
A. Stouffer
Hesson
Stouffer
Yard Party at Burnt Factory Church Benefit
Loyal workers host a yard party for a Bible class at Burnt Factory Church on July 11 to raise funds for a new church building. If rain occurs, a rain date is set for the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Clase
Burnt Factory Church
New Church
Sarah Zane Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company is set for Friday July 5 at 8 o clock. The meeting will cover business of importance as announced by JASN MOLING and Capt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Jasn, Moling
Pay Now Save Discount July Special Rate
A July only offer promotes a reduced price with a pay now incentive. The message emphasizes a discount and urges early payment for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
Drunk at death found in transatlantic flyer crash
Dr Alexander Goettler reported Wilmer Stults was very drunk at death after a midair crash near Roosevelt Field. Two passengers died. Stults died after hospital admission. Nassau county to campaign against drunken flyers at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Alexander C. Goettler
Wilmer Stults
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Nassau County
Goettler
Philip Huntington
Edward Harwood
Psquale Castlelatie
Stultz
Amelia Harbart
Atlantic
Wales
District Attorney's Office
Mrs Gash Dies After Protracted Illness in Berryville
Mrs Lucy Pflaster Gant aged about years, wife of Robert Gash, died after a lengthy illness in Berryville Virginia. Funeral services are set for 11:00 am tomorrow at Ebenezer Church in Bluemont Loudoun with Rev Vincent Franks officiating and burial in the Ebenezer family lot. She was a daughter of the late Dr and Mrs George A Plaster Sr of Bluemont and survived by her husband a son Robert Jr of Brevard three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Lucy Pflaster Gant
Ebenezer Church
Neavemont
Loudoun County
Vincent Franks
Graceiscopal Church
Ebenezer
George A. Plaster
Bluemont
Robert Jr
Brevard
Archibald P. Osborne
Nellie B. Thomas
Wahlington
James Bromfield
Henry Pflaster
Herbert T. Pflaster
George A. Pflaster
Washington
Four Men Seized in Detroit River Liquor Run
Coast guards opened fire on a liquor laden boat in the Detroit river at 1 am. Four men were arrested, their cargo seized. One captive shot in the leg five times. One wounded man escaped by swimming in canal waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prese
Detroit
Detroit River
Negative vote on hospital charity bill in Virginia
G H Richard of Back Creek District writes to The Star Tannery dated July 4 1929 explaining opposition to a hospital bill for charity patients suggesting a deduction from the charge as Frederick County had previously allotted 200 annually. He notes gratitude for hospital care but argues the jump to 800 is excessive and seeks only a correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
G. H. Richard
Back Creek
Star Tannery
Lost-License Plate Report Between Mountain Falls and Winchester
A lost license plate numbered 201655 is reported between Mountain Falls and Winchester. Police Headquarters are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Falls
Winchseter
Apples for Export From Winchester Cold Storage
Connolly Shaw Ltd sells apples at Winchester Cold Storage with daily loading and storage. Purchases receive personal attention and cash advances may be offered to those requiring came as part of the export service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Connolly Shaw Ltd
Winchester Units Prepare for Camp Byrd Encampment
Winchester military companies will leave Saturday afternoon for Camp Byrd near Virginia Beach. The encampment runs July 7 through July 21 and will be shared by the One Hundred and Sixteenth and One Hundred and Eighty Third regiments. Reduced strength and transport details are noted amid high interest in regimental drilling, marksmanship, and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
State Military Reservation
Virginia Beach
Camp
Byrd
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Pullmans
War Department
Third Battallion
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Lawrence C. Hollis
Harry L. McCann
Paul Hartman
James
Perry
Eorge F. Miller
One Hundred and Sixteenth
One Hundred and Eighty-third
Rev Vincent Franks Accepts Call To Lexington Church
Rev Vincent C Franks resigns as rector of Grace Episcopal Berryville and will serve until September before taking a post at Robert E Lee Memorial Church in Lexington. The Lexington congregation serves Washington and Lee University and VMI students. Franks is a Union Seminary graduate and Canadian veteran of World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Vincent C. Franks
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert E. Lee Memorial Church
Peer
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
Franke
Union Seminary
New York
Grace Church
Dardanelles
Egypt
France
Canary Bird Breaks Neck Trying To Reach Mistress
A canary belonging to Mrs Ada Thatcher Oppie died yesterday afternoon while attempting to perch on Mrs Oppies shoulder after being released for exercise. It flew toward her and struck a screen door as the door shut breaking the birds neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Thatcher Oppie
Public Auction of Household Goods at 20 East Cork Street
I will sell at Public Auction at my home 20 East Cork Street Saturday July 6 at 1 o clock all my household goods. The items include 2 double beds with springs 1 single bed 1 Singer sewing machine new 1 kitchen table 2 oil stoves 1 heating stove 2 Tuga rugs 9 by 12 7 dining room chairs dishes and cooking utensils. Terms will be known day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Street
Saturdauly
Singer
Fragmentary sale notice hints at fruit grading styles
A damaged OCR fragment mentions grading fruit by an equal measure and refers to varied styles of handling and power. It also includes an ambiguous line about sales being conducted, likely incomplete. No clear names, dates, or locations are present.
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Hagerstown K.C
No. 5
Reuss Park
Apple Growers
Moling & Cathe
Man
The
General Cole
Marines
Jacksonville Bank
Modern Woodmen of America
MR Finley
Martinsburg Hose
Col. Anderson
Ward
Chamberlin
Rhinelander
O'Conner
Atwater Kent Radio Distributors Association
Minnick
L. A. Norton
Richmond Hill
L. I
Spont
Hotel Jack
Ria
Clarke Co
Robert Gash
W. B. Snider & Sons
LOGAL
Canary Bird
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