Miller School Pupils Set Up A Notable Record
Miller School pupils achieved a notable year with 100 percent league membership and active service. They supported health education, charity drives, Red Cross donations, and hospital aid, built bird houses, collected food for Memorial Hospital, and sent aid to Danzig. They contributed to Red Cross exhibits, attended national conventions, and earned prizes and certificates for perfect attendance and reading.
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Miller School
Frederick County
Handley High School
Cooperative Education
Sonny
Red Cross
Memorial Hospital
Danzig
Veteran’s Hospital
Outwood
National Red Cross
Washington
Bryarly School
Edna Bightey Petrescu
Red Cross Council
Staunton
Museum
National Children’s Fund
Europe
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Charles Palmer Davis
American Education Press, Inc
John Stuart Whettell
Clearbrook
Nellie Lowery
Winchester
Stewart Yeakley
Gladys Kingree
Granville Snapp
Gainesboro
Mrs. O'Leary Wins Civic League Prize
The Women's Civic League awarded first prize for the attractive flower garden to Mrs. Clarence O'Leary of North Kent Street. Due to few gardens entered and bad weather only one prize was awarded this month.
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Women's Civic League
Clarence O'Leary
North Kent Street
Ford Sedan Stolen During Theater Visit
Randolph Rodgers of Boyce Clarke County reported his Ford sedan stolen from in front of the Capitol Theatre while he attended a moving picture show last night. The car bears Virginia license 206 916.
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Randolph Rodgers
Boyce
Clarke County
Moving Pictures
Capitol Theatre
Virginia
South End Auxiliary to Hold Ward Party Preparations
The Ladies' Auxiliary of The South End Hose Company and friends meet Tuesday July 9 at 8 PM to arrange the annual ward party with PRESIDENT in attendance.
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The
South End Hose Company
Apple export prospects boost Winchester grower hopes
Early apple exports look favorable with barrelled fruit ready for prompt loading into iced cars at Winchester Cold Storage. George E. Petley, exporter, offers delivery any day to ship to England via refrigeration. Office opposite post office Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
England
George E. Petley
Edward Maupin Dies From Skull Fracture At Hospital
Clarke county farmer Edward Maupin died at Memorial Hospital after a skull fracture and injuries from a runaway incident near White Post. He was 56. Funeral at his Old Fritts farm home Sunday at 2 o clock, conducted by Rev. Moore of the Episcopal Church South. Survived by widow, three children, one brother, three half-brothers, two half-sisters, and other relatives.
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Edward Maupin
Clarke County
White Post
Memorial Hospital
Maupin
Fritte
Moore
Sgn Episcopal Church
Southent
Milldale
Thompson Sowers
Stone Bridge
Chamblin Funkhouser
C. W. Fritts
Man Falls From Elevator Not Badly Hurt at Plant
Charles Seal of Apple Pie Ridge was taken semi conscious to Memorial Hospital after a construction elevator fell three stories at Winchester Cold Storage Company. He was working on the plant addition for contractor Quigley Hater of Chambersburg and left hospital later that day.
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Charles Seal
Apple Pie Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Seal
Quigley Hater
Chambersburg
Heavy Profit Taking In Stock Market Decline and Recovery
The stock market experienced heavy weekend profit taking in a two hour session. Bulls resumed in rails and several specialties, trimming the losses before closing. Light trading due to trader absence, with about 1,250,000 shares changing hands. The market ended fairly steady.
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Associated Press
New York
Byrd Aids Citizenship Request From Polar Base
Radiogram from Commander Richard E. Byrd asks for permission to file citizenship papers for his radio operator Carl Peterson. Byrd said Peterson seeks a commission as a reserve officer in the Air Corps and that Byrd might administer the oath of allegiance. The request was sent to U.S. District Court clerk Charles M. Bates as the naturalization service seeks instructions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Richard E. Byrd
Carl Peterson
United States District Court
Charles M. Bates
Byrd
South Pole
Peterson
United States Navy
United States Air Corps
Naturalization Service
Washington
Taps Sound For Admiral Eberle
Rear Admiral Edward Walter Eberle, retired, died in Washington today. Funeral plans were not announced. Eberle had served with distinction and was historically noted for his naval career.
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Admiral Eberle
Associated Press
Washington
Edward Walter Eberle
Memorial Service Set At Capon Chapel Sunday
A memorial service will be held Sunday at Capon Chapel two miles south of Capon Bridge West Virginia. An all day meeting is planned under Rev J C Spindler with morning speakers Judge G K Kump Romney WV and Rev William Goode Wardensville WV. Afternoon speakers include Rev Cartney H Anderson Winchester and A C Slonaker Capon Bridge with special musical programs. Everyone is invited.
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Capon Chapel
Capoin Bridge
W. Va
J. C. Spindler
G. K. Kump
Romney
William Goode
Wardensville
Cartney H. Anderson
Winchester
A. C. Slonaker
Capon Bridge
Special July Rates at The Evening Star
Special July rates offer $3 per year in advance by mail and $4 per year by carrier. Pay now to save the discount.
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the Evening Star
Bosserman Vi Tennis Tourney Near Climax
Bosserman defeats Sheetz 11 9 in two sets and advances to face Row Shields in the semi finals. Shields dominates Bosserman 6 0 6 0 to reach the finals against the Page Baker winner. First and second teams named. Woodstock to meet first team soon as competition heats up.
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Bosserman
Sheetz
Row Shields
Shields
Bob Glaize
Quietus
Nelson Page
Sandy Baker
Fred Glaize
Baker
Page
John Warren Rice
J. T. Taylor
Ron Shields
Hugh Green
Fred Glaize, Jr
Parson Nelson Wins at Winchester Golf Club Handicap
Nearly two dozen Winchester Golf Club members played a July Fourth handicap. Rev. R B Nelson won low net with 67 earning three golf balls after beating Old Man Par by three. Judge D L Weems and Peyton Marshall tied for low gross with 83, each receiving three balls. Clarke Cooper had 86 for third low gross. A Cumberland Md club team will face the local men this afternoon as spectators expect a strong turnout.
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Winchester Golf Club
R. B. Nelson
Christ Church
Old Man
D. L. Weems
Peyton Marshall
Clarke Cooper
Golf Club
Country Club
Cumberland
Fined for Disorderly Conduct in East Winchester Incident
Russell Penn was fined $10 in police court on a disorderly conduct charge after police answered a disturbance near East Winchester at about 3 am. Four youths and one young woman were arrested, including Penn and Lucien Hodge. Testimony said Penn started the disturbance and struck Hodge in the mouth before he fled.
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Russell Penn
East Winchester
Penn
Lucien Hodge
Hodge
Thomas Geary Dies Former Congressman Authored Chinese Exclusion Act
Thomas J. Geary a former California congressman and author of the Chinese exclusion act died in Santa Rosa at age 75. He served in Congress and shaped early U S immigration policy.
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Associated Press
Santa.rosa
Calif
Thomas J. Geary
California
Farm and Equipment for Sale 200 Acres Winchester Virginia
Farm for sale with 200 acres along Valley Highway including a 9 room residence, bank barn, silo, 60 acres blue grass, running water, 12 acres bearing apples, full crop, 5 heavy work horses, 14 cattle and 6 cows, full line machinery and crops. Possession in 30 days. Price 12500 dollars, personal property 2500 dollars, Grops 2000 dollars. Details from W T Birmingham 25 W Water St Winchester VA.
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Valley Highway
W. T. Birmingham
Water St
Winchester
Special July Rate for Subscriptions Now In Effect
The Evening Star announces a special July rate with savings for prepaid subscriptions. Carrier delivery costs $4.00 per year in advance, mail delivery $3.00 per year in advance.
Fresh Air Children Plan Grows in Frederick County
Winchester ministers and lay representatives formed an organization to place New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund children with local homes. Rev P R Diehl is general chairman with a Winchester committee aimed to secure 100+ placements by early August, meeting Friday at Handley Library to organize further.
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Winchester
Handley Library
New York Herald Tribune
East Side
New York
Fresh Air Fund
Miss Lambert
Annabelle
Lambert
Staunton
The
Herald Tribune
Prederick County
Diehl
P. R. Diehl
Mrs. Grover ©. Mose
Rose Grimm
Nina Williams
Miss Williams
Stonewall
Carrie Lupton
Clearbrook
John Sjodge
Tte Hall
Gainesboro
FE. W. Breaithwaite
Cross Junction
Fred Whitacre
Whitacre
Back Creek
E. T. Cooper
Mount Williams
Cal Garvin
Gore
Opequon
Robert
C. D. Lambert
Stephens City
John W. Rosenberger
Federated Council of Church Women
Robert B. Nelson
Handsley Library
Oclock
Atkei
Tiar Ncetilig
Two Killed As Roof Collapses At Church in Sardinia
In Pattada Sardinia two women died and ten worshippers injured when the roof of the Church of Santa Sabina collapsed during early mass. The officiating priest was unharmed. The old stone church suffered the accident today.
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Associated Press
Pattada
Sardina
Church of Santa Sabina
Exporting Carrots and Mixed Apples for Export at Winchester
A notice from Connolly Shaw Ltd announces daily loading of carrots and mixed apples for export at Winchester Cold Storage. It promises personal attention to all apples sent and offers cash advances to those in need, signed by Ashby Sprint.
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Winchester
Connolly Shaw Ltd
I. Ashby
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.
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WM. T. Barr
Treas
Mrs Olive Sperry of Middletown Dies at 77
Mrs Olive V Sperry widow of J S Sperry died at her Middletown home after a month with paralysis. Born near Vaucluse as Miss Kline 77 years ago she lived a devout Methodist life and leaves five children and a brother. Funeral at Grace Church Monday at 2 30 p m with interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Middletown
Olive V. Sperry
J. &. Sperry
Sperry
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Vaucluse
Kline
Anthony M. Kline
J. 8. Sperry
Messrs
FE. R. Sperry
T. W. Sperry
T. M. Sperry
M. Sperry
Washington
Fred E. Kline
Rigdon Kline
New Mexico
H. M. Canter
C. C. Burdross
Grace Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
W. R. Campbell
M. H. Rhodes
R. A. Larrick
R. A. Kline
E. M. Kline
J. R. Waton
Two More Banks At Birmingham Close Their Doors
In Birmingham Alabama two banks in the banking district shut down today after heavy withdrawals tied to the closing of other institutions. The Woodland Savings Bank reported funds unavailable and turned affairs over to its banking department. The South Side Bank said it would reopen Monday morning as withdrawals continued after Woodland’s closure. Previous closings included City Bank and Trust Company and Ravendale Bank and Savings Company. City Bank is undergoing reorganization with a planned reopening next week.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodland Savings Bank
South Side Bank
Woodland Bank
City Bank and Trust Company
Ravendale Bank and Savings Company
City Bank
Visitor and Bus Collision Ends in Court in Winchester
Mrs Edith Claxton a Cleveland nurse visiting Winchester was injured when her car collided with a Winchester Washington Bus Line bus at Brad dock street. She was found guilty of not yielding the right of way but not fined. The bus line had tried to impound her car for damages but withdrew the order as she suffered enough. Claxton left for Savannah with companion Mrs BE Robbine.
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Edith FE. Claxton
Cleveland
Ohio
Winchester
Winchester-Washington
Braddock Street
Claxton
Savannah
Hue Line
Pay Now Save Discount at July Reduced Rate
An advertisement from The Evening Star promotes a pay now save discount at a special July rate. The notice urges customers to pay early to receive savings during the month.
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THE
Evening Star
James Henry Light Confederate Veteran Dies at 86
James Henry Light 86, a Confederate veteran, died at his Middletown area home at 2 40 yesterday afternoon after a stroke. Survived by daughter Lizzie Light adopted son William Woodward two brothers Charles and John Light and sister in Round Hill Virginia. Funeral at his house Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J D Hamaker with interment in Oranda.
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James Henry Light
Middletown
Mr. Light
Margaret O'Neal
Lizzie Light
William Woodward
Famous Horses Burned To Death At Breeding Farm
WESTCHESTER Pa July 6 Eleven horses valued at more than 100000 were burned to death as fire destroyed the main section of Deichester Farms stock farm here. Six horses were pure-breds imported from England two months ago by William Ashton. Dr Thomas Ashton owns the farm and also lost brood mares a champion stallion and Rutledge a famous breeding stallion owned by A C Harvey.
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Westchester
Deichester Farms
England
William Ashton
Thomas Ashton
Dr. Ashton
Rutledge
A. C. Harvey
Pathfinder Delayed by Weather on Roman Flight
Old Orchard Maine reports the monoplane Pathfinder delayed its planned Rome takeoff as surf pounding washed away the beach runway. Pilots Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q. Williams postponed the departure, awaiting better conditions amid washboarded sands at dawn.
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Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
Rome
Atlantic
York
Miers
Mr Houde Remains Hospitalized After Hand Injury
In Winchester friends learn Ernest L. Houde former organist at Capitol Theatre remains in Harrisonburg Virginia hospital after accidentally shooting his hand while cleaning a revolver three weeks ago. He reports excruciating pain and fears he may be unable to play the organ again.
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Winchester
Ernest L. Houde
Capitol Theatre
Harrisonburg
Houde
Thunder Showers Begin Week Weather Outlook
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday calls for local thunder showers Monday and Tuesday and again later in the week. Temperatures will be well above normal at the start and near normal toward week’s end.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Bancroft Speaks From the Screen at Capitol Theatre
George Bancroft stars in The Wolf of Wall Street 100 percent talking with sound effects at Capitol Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The drama centers on a New York stock broker whose ruin follows personal unhappiness, with an acclaimed cast including Badanova Paul Lukas Nancy Garrell Brandon Hurst and more.
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George Bancroft
Capitol Theatre
Paramount
Broadway
Bancroft
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Badanova
Moscow Art Theatre
Paul Lukas
Nancy Garrell
America
Arthur Rankin
Brandon Hurst
County Christian Endeavor Society Holds Capon Springs Picnic
The Burnt Church Christian Endeavor group joined peers from Winchester and Round Hill for an annual picnic at Capon Springs and Capon River. About 125 riders in 11 cars traveled from Winchester, enjoyed swimming, a big fire and fried ham and eggs, huckleberry dessert, and a West Virginia stop at Reymann Memorial Farm before returning home.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Burnt Church
Presbyterian Churches
Winchester
Round Hill
Capon Springs
Capon River
Miller Home
Cornst
Washington
Piccadilly Streets
G. M. Morrow
Burnt Church Land School
Fae Ee Gold
West Virginia
John Snyder
Dick Greehawalt
Herbert Buncutter
Stewart Yeakney
John Lupton
Gorthen
Back Creek
Shiloh
Nero
Yellow Springs
Special Children's Service at United Brethren Church
A special children's service is set for 2 30 tomorrow at the United Brethren Church replacing the regular evening service. The program titled The Awakening features about 26 performers with welcome by Junior Bailey and remarks from Rev. George W Stover. Sunday school superintendent W P B Anderson urges school members to attend. the Union Orchestra of about 12 pieces will perform.
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United Brethren Church
Junior Bailey
George W. Stover
W. P B. Anderson
Union
Hack Wilson Suspended For Attack On Ray Kolt
Chicago Cubs slugger Hack Wilson must pay a $100 fine and serve a three day suspension for his attempted attack on Ray Kolt in the Reds dugout during a July 4 game in Chicago, announced by National League president Heydler.
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Associated Press
New York
Lewis
Hack
Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Ray Kolt
Reds
Chicago
25 Percent Off All Suits at Lou Bernstein Co
Lou Bernstein Co announces 25 off every suit in the house with low prices before and during the event. Quality materials and big bargains advertised. two pants suits offered as low as 14.62 dollars. Located at 150 N Loudoun St.
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LOU Bernstein Coq
Art Fashion Clothes
N. Loudoun
Grading fruit styles offered by Grabill Grader maker
An advertisement from Winchester Virginia lists a Grabill Grader with 15 grading styles for fruit. It notes the product is for sale and provides a date code 6 29 1p 101 percent with Brumback as contact.
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Miller
Mrs. O’leary
Civic League
South End
Apple Growers
MR. Sheetz
Parson Nelson
Richmond
1S. Sperry
Mr. Houde
County Christian Endeavor Society
Burnt Church Union and Friends
U. B. Church
Heydler
National League
Il Brumback