City And County Realty Transfers
City and County realty transfers list numerous deeds in Winchester and Frederick County. Transfers include revisions of lots and improvements on Watson Street Cameron Street and Washington Street plus church property on Cameron Street and a 106 acre Timber Ridge tract in Back Creek District. Notable grantees include Michael H Reed George H Smith, W A Bailey C H Bailey, Clarence F Schenck, Merenes Castleman A B Ruppenthal George W Tasker R Woods Miller, Elmer H Oates and George W Jones.
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City OF
Winchester
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Michael H. Reed
Watson Ve
E. C. Stuart, Jr
George H. Smith
N. Washington St
O. R. Bailey
W. A. Bailey
C. H. Bailey
S. Cameron St
Old Baptist Church
Alfred L. Schwalb
Clarence F. Schenck
S. Washington St
Harry E. Athey
Merenes Castleman
Gray Ave
Frances Keller
A. B. Ruppenthal
National Ave
Frederick County
Howard W. Place
George W. Tasker
Grenspring Rd
Stonewall
Whay EVER PAY MORE Wey St Joseph aspirin
Fragmentary ad notes aspirin price questions at Wey St Joseph store. Reader sees hints of cheaper generic options and inquiry about higher costs elsewhere.
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St.Joseph
Cleveland and Boston Favored For League Titles
The Cleveland Indians lead the American League by one game on July 4 and the Boston Braves top the National League by two. Since 47 years of July 4 standings show a pennant winner fraction around .638 in the AL and .650 in the NL, the two clubs are strong bets for October glory. The Cleveland example last occurred eight years ago, while Brooklyn in 1946 remains a rare National League exception.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Penants
Indians
Braves
Independence Day
Cleveland
Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Publication Order in Rhodes Debt Case in Winchester
In the Civil and Police Justice Court of Winchester Virginia Farmers and Merchants National Bank sues James R Rhodes to attach his property and collect 550 dollars plus interest and fees. Rhodes, non resident of Virginia, must appear within ten days after publication. Order to publish weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and post at court front door. clerk to mail a copy to Rhodes at its Maine address.
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Civil & Police Justice Court
CFTY
Winchester
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Plantiff
United States of America
Order of Publication
James R. Rhodes
W. E. Edwards
Likens &Rhodes Heirs
James Bye Rhodes
Inverness Street
Portland
Maine
Winchester Evening Star
Civil and Police Justice Court
Legionnaires Whip Blairton Then Fall to Williamsport
American Legion post baseball, after a 10-3 victory over Blairton by Lester Shickle, dropped a 3-1 decision to Williamsport. Harold Fayecet and Pat OLeary shared pitching duties as Middletown touchpaw, and the Legion junior team tied Martinsburg 1-1 in a shortened four innings before the main game.
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Conrad Hoover
American Legion Post
Lester Shickle
Blairton
Williamsport Wildcates
Harold Fayecet
Pat O'Leary
Middletown
Legion
Martinsburgh
Centor
Sun Boss Wins Conformation Hunter Title at Culpeper Show
Sun Boss ridden by Ken Wheeler of Keswick claimed the conformation hunter championship at Culpeper. Icacapade owned by Mrs. Page Jennings of Charlottesville was reserve champion. Hi-Ho Silver owned by W. H. Sampson of Richmond with rider Fred Kohler won the jumper tricolor and the chamber of commerce trophy presented by State Senator John Battle.
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Culpeper
Robert Fairburn
Culpeper Horse Show
Kenny Wheeler
Keswick
Icacapade
Page Jennings
Charlottesville
Hi-Ho Silver
W. H. Sampson
Richmond
Fred Kohler
Chamber of Commerce
John Battle
Chickens Saved as House Barn Fire Damages Structure
A chickenhouse behind the George W. Cook residence at 120 East Cecil Street caught fire on Saturday evening. The owners rescued the chickens before harm, and Friendship Fire Company stopped the blaze from reaching an adjacent old barn owned by Herman Hable. Officials believe burning trash sparked the fire.
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George W. Cook
E. Cecil St
Friendship Fire Co
Herman Hable
Rock Enon Scout Camp Opens for Five Week Session
Rock Enon Boy Scout camp opened Sunday and will run five weeks with the final week set aside for colored scouts from nine counties. Thursday is designated visitor day with parents invited to attend the camp’s first program.
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Rock Enon
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The American League leads with Cleveland 42 25, Philadelphia 44 29, New York 41 29, Boston 35 32. St Louis 25 42 and Detroit 23 43 trail in the National League with Boston 41 30, St Louis 38 31, Pittsburgh 34 34, New York 36 37. Yesterday's results include Boston 6 8 New York 5 7, Cleveland 6 5 Detroit 3 7, and Brooklyn 4 10 Philadelphia 3 1. Batting stars Ralph Kiner and Bobby Doerr, pitchers include Gerry Staley, and leaders feature Williams and Musial in multiple categories.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit Sheepteet
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh State
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Kiner
Reds
Doerr
Yankees
Gerry Staley
Cardinals
Staley
Cardinal
Cubs
Associated Press
Williams
Keltner
Lemon
Fowler
Local All Stars Triumph In Night Softball Dedication
At the dedication of the new softball lights on Senseny Road Winchester City League 1 defeated a Berghill All-Star team 4 to 3 before the largest softball crowd in Winchester history. Rep Burr P Harrison spoke praising night softball as a step forward in recreation. The event featured local officials and volunteers, with Band, flagpole, and yard party festivities. The game included a big third inning by the locals and a late effort by Berryville in a closely contested tilt.
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City League 1
Iryville
Winchester
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Chester A. Hobert
Recreation Commission
Ralph Hengeveld
MclIlwee
CPO
E. L. Griffin
Navy
Percy Miller
Arch Jones
Arlie Long
Handley High School
Leacue
Berryville
Larrick
Carter
Lee
Willingham
Rhoden
Spaid
Sealock
Williamson
Corrifan
Feltner
Smith
L. Grim
Chick Curry
Elmo Smith
Tearne
Pugh's 75 Captures Golf Tournament Win
Wilson Pugh fired a low gross 75 to win the Winchester club men’s sweepstakes golf tourney. Nelson Page and Horace Browne tied for low net at the event, with several players posting 83 or 69 net scores as qualifiers move toward the club championship.
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Wilson Pugh
Winchester
Nelson Page
Horace Browne
Bill Hendrie
Dr. R. F. Cline
F. Grove White
Miss Gertrude Borden Rites Held in Middletown
Funeral services were held at the late home in Middletown yesterday for Miss Gertrude Borden 66 who died July 3. Rev J C Murphy of Strasburg officiated with interment in Mt Carmel cemetery. Active pallbearers were Robert Spiker Harrison Keeler Carson Keeler Edward Walter Little and Sonny Kr Honorary bearers were A Stickley Herman Mitchell Don Richard and Wilson Borden Karl Guthridge and Carson Reely.
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Middletown
Gertrude Borden
J.C. Murphy
Strasburg
Mt. Carmel
Robert Spiker
Harrison Keeler
Carson Keeler
Edward Walter Little
Sonny Kr
A Stickley
Herman Mitchell
Don
Richard
Wilson Borden
Karl Guthridge
Carson Reely
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Firestone
N. Braddock St
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Ins Iia
U. S
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Rich
Mond
G. Alvin Massenburg
Robertson
Legionnaires
W’msport
Sun Boss
Musial
Sauer
Branca
Poat
Consult
Buckley-Lages, Inc
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
Suntown
Curry
Coprigan
Bb-Smith
Whitlock
Gleveland
Garrabrandt
Pope
Inter
Purcellville
Casseneees Eee
Seneer Dei Ee Ees
Willingham Eaee Rhoden
Veree
W. Spaid
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Larue If
Pugh
Lewis Hyde
Fred Glaize d Jr
Heslep Revell
Curtis Fray
Louis Allen
Miss Borden
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Owed
Borey Et Ene Oe
Saimare
Meryly S & F Distributing CO
Pennsylvania Ave
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Phesie
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