Woodrow Wilson Team Defeats Park Nine 9-5 in Staunton
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital defeated Winchester Park 9-5 at Staunton with pitchers Tiffney and Michael filling in for injured starters. Park built early leads but Wilson tied it in the sixth and pulled away in the ninth, aided by Dudziński’s three-run homer and key hits from Foley, Burch, Miller, and Stratos.
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Winchester Park
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Staunton
Park
Mentzer
Bramball
Tiffney
Michael
Dudzinski
Bako
Woodrow Wilson
Winchester
Platter
Foley
Burch
C. Brumbaugh
Stratos
Luther
Mikush
Miller
Costantino
Simpson
Vincent
P McNear
Patton
Keller
Emmert
Johnson
Luby
Stratus
Milcush
If Miller
Balco
Constino
Kerr
Perkovich
Colts
Park Ab
Fimmert
Lf Brumbaugh
Tiffiny
Staunton Park
Peterson's Ointment promises quick relief for piles
Apply Peterson's Ointment at once for relief from piles. The cooling soothing formula has brought relief for 30 years and is available at druggists for 60c a tube with applicator. Money refunded if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Churchill on air threat and flying bomb reports
The article notes Churchill discussions on retaliation and air attack threats during the war. Eden replies he has no evidence of reports that the flying bomb had been developed in Spain, while reference is made to past threats that saved Cairo and Athens by bombing Rome.
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Cairo
Athens
Rome
Churchill
Spain
Eden
Death Strikes Polly Rouss Mascot of Rouss Fire Company
The Rouss Fire Company mourns the death of Polly Rouss a 34 year old parrot mascot gifted by Miss India Mason. The bird known for recognizing the fire whistle and calling names died after a sudden paralysis and will be buried behind the Reuss Building. The company seeks another parrot to fill the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Rouss
Rouss Fire Company
Rouss
Gempeny
Polly
India Mason
New York
W. Boscawen Street
Pat”Dunn
Mason
Baltimore
Reuss
Polly’ Rouss
Miss Mason
City and County Realty Transfers Summary
Frederick County transfers include C A Richard and others to M O Kidwell for 2700 dollars in Stephens City and F C Boyce to Henry W Boyce for 32 acres west of Winchester. Lena Wedell to L M Guthridge for 7 acres with improvements for 10 dollars. Various deeds list land parcels near Siler Va Gainesboro Winchester and Berryville turnpike with prices ranging from 1 to 217 75 dollars and several powers of attorney and a lease for property at 119 N Loudoun Street at 200 dollars monthly.
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C. A. Richard
M. O. Kidwell
Stephens City
F. C. Boyce
Henry W. Boyce
Winchester
Lena Wedell
L. M. Guthridge
Catherine G. Shirley
Bertha Baer
Siler
Harry R. Kern
Waldo W. Pierson
Gainesboro
Harry C. Miller
Gartha M. Brown
Red Bud Road
Edgar T. Whittaker
James E. DeHaven
Uchaumnes
Nain
Robert F. Barham
Lonzora
N. W
Grade
Reba J. Bowen
Edward L. Bowen
S. E
Buffalo Lick
Mary E. Cather
Lela I. Smith
W. A. McInturff
Frank E. Belletux
Stephenson
James Douglas Butler
Robert R. Butler, Sr
Virginia
Brinckerhoff Et al
Constance A. Buckley
W. Piccadilly St
Albert M. Seal
Lucille H. Seal
James I. Russell
Louis Wonder
N. Loudoun Street
Chicago Grain Quotations July 5 Wheat futures fall on new receipts
Chicago price board opening shows wheat futures down sharply as cash markets hedge against large receipts of new grain in southwestern markets. Oats rye and other grains follow the trend with active trading and varied opening quotes across months.
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Chicago
Jly
Rye—Zjly
Mrs. S. V. Kimble Dies At 72 In Whitacre
Mrs. Sertha Velera Kimble widow of Richard Kimble died at her son George Kimble’s home at 733 S. Kent St at 3:00 Tuesday morning after months of illness. She was 72 and long-time Whitacre resident, member of Ebenezer Church born in Rio West Virginia. Survived by son George, daughter Retha Taylor of Woodbury New Jersey, four brothers and four sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral from Redland Church with Rev S J Goode officiating. Pallbearers listed. interment in Redland Cemetery.
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Sertha Velera Kimble
Richard Kimble
George Kimble
S. Kent Street
Rio
W. Va
George Frye
Retha Taylor
Woodbury
N. J
Lawrence Frye
Cumberland
John
James Frye
California
Joseph Frye
Augusta
Dora Rodgers
Sarrah Murray
Mary L. Pawnell
Ohio
Margaret Gess
Hanging Rock
George
Redland Methodist Church
S. J. Goode
N. D
Bonds fund drive nets 102750 and 2 4 H drive
Pledges totaled 102 750 toward a 200 000 goal as the Kiwanians wrap up booth duties and the Masons take over. A war bond auction at Stephens City high school raised 3500 in bonds and 28 75 in stamps. Home Demonstration and 4 H clubs in Stephens City area run the bond booth this Saturday.
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Masonic Lodge
Stephens City High School
War Finance Committee
Stephens City
Baltimore Market Quotation Summary July 5
Market reports show apples and potatoes dull with various basins and regional prices. Livestock and poultry quotations from Baltimore and Chicago reflect steady to firm trends, with hogs and cattle mixed and lambs limited, as cattle and calves experience modest declines and seasonal demand remains cautious.
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Baltimore
Maine
N.C
W. Sh. Va
Bu Bas
N. J
Hamp
Jerseys US
Office of Distribution
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Market Key Stocks Rise on Strong Demand Across Sectors
New York July 5 heavy demand for steels motors rails and specialties pushed stock prices to near seven year highs. UN front gains spurred buying across low priced motors gold shares coppers agricultural equipment and blue chips. Bonds advanced while commodities showed irregular movement.
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New York
United Nations
Beav er Dies In Naval Hospital Rites Thursday
Charles William Beaver Yeo man 3 c died 10:00 p m Sunday at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a year with lukemia He served in intelligence in the Navy for two years and was a 1936 Handley graduate A former supervisor of Winchester City Park tennis courts he later worked as a bookkeeper at the Metropolitan Club He is survived by parents two brothers a sister and an uncle and aunt Services will be held Thursday at 2 00 p m from his late home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Charles William Beaver
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Navy
Young Beaver
Handley
Witchester
City Park
Washington
Metropolitan Club
George F. Beaver
Olive B. Mauck Beaver
Front Royal Pike
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Winchester Park Association
Baptist Church
Ralph F. Beaver
Piccadilly Street
Beverley Beaver
Camp Maxey
Texas
Hilda Beaver
Amos Mauck
Duke” Affleck
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Martinsburg
Jones Undertaking Establishment
Joe Ritter
W. A. Baker
Russell Potts
Thomas Edwards
Conrad Sirbaugh
Carlton Manuel
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Park Nine
Avenue
City & County Realty
Frederick County
Conoco
Conocoth Oil
Conoco Nt& Motor Oil
S. V. Kimble
Stock Market Report
C. W. Beaver
Naval Hospital
Boyce & Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U.S
U. S
Harold G. Brown
Carl T. Cather
Frank Armstrong, JR
Exec
Vice Pres
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
P. W. Boyd
Claude R. Cammer
Valley Service Station, Inc
Clifford D. Grim
J. W. Richard Farmer
R. Gray Williams
Stewart Bell
H. B. McCormac, Jr
E. G. Rusk Trust
Virginia Woolen Company
Robert D. Glaize
H. K. Benham
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester Star
Eugene B. Cooper
W. Nelson Page
Armed Services
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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