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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
12
Keller tops the Winchester Park sluggers with a .400 batting average after 81 trips. Curry is close behind at .395 in 82 plate appearances. Other averages shown include Ed Burch .341, Jewett .333, Eaton .315, Forsythe .279, Mallory .250, and Lunsford .111 across 21 games.
Times Office defeated East End for the fourth time this season in an 11 inning contest. Whitlock led both teams with three hits in four at bats. Box scores list East End hitters Grim Yeakle Shiner and others.
Middletown Va July 11 I Fred Stine county agent will be principal speaker at Middletown Grange Friday night July 12 The program includes songs rolls calls short talk on preventing motor accidents a talk by Stine jokes by W M Davison and multiple songs all in a rural community gathering tone
The Lee Grant led Sewer Rats defeated Coca Cola 7 to 5 in a tightly contested game. Park nine set the tone as the Rats issued an unrestricted challenge to any teams wishing to play.
Paramount presents College Scandal at the Capitol Theatre a campus murder mystery from Rudgate University. Starred by Kent Taylor Arline Judge Eddie Nugent and William Frawley the plot follows Miss Barrie whose notoriety grows as two boys are killed. Arline Judge works with her brother to uncover the truth while Eddie Nugent appears marked for a third victim.
Sally Eilers in Alias Mary Dow closes today at Hable's Palace Theatre with her Bad Girl and Dance Team fame. Ray Milland Baby Jane Henry O Neil appear in supporting roles amid Fox News Reel and other acts. Friday offers Charles Bickford in A Notorious Gentleman Rex King in Law of The Wild plus Oswald cartoon and vaudeville.
Robert Whittington of Martinsburg West Virginia was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assault at a Martinsburg justice court. The case arose from a disturbance at the Dutch Windmill beer parlor on the Winchester Martinsburg pike. Harry Henderson remained at large.
An old advertisement claims Doan's Pills wash out the 15 miles of kidney tubes and relieve kidney discomfort. It warns of warning signs like backache and dizziness and urges readers to consult a druggist for the Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co in 1934.
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