Ability To Push Out Of Tight Places Being Demonstrated
The Indians and Pirates show pennant readiness by winning close games. Cleveland beat St. Louis 8-7 for a third straight one run victory, while Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader versus St. Louis 5-2 and 4-3 to reach eleven consecutive wins in tight games. Cincinnati, New York, and Boston also won, keeping race standings tight.
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Associated Press
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Fragmented Bank Statement Excerpts Show Asset Totals
The excerpt lists banking assets and deposits including banking house values 33698.14 and 2887.45, cash items 159, time deposits 16 17 18, and various deposits secured or unsecured. It references United States Government deposits, other banks deposits, and pledged investments with totals around 757,599.52 and 471,282.70.
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Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Fannie B. Lewis
Friends gathered to honor Mrs. Fannie B. Lewis 77 widow of Fred H. Lewis who died at Memorial Hospital after a hip fracture. Services conducted at her brother Frank H. Dorsey and Agnanc Anna R. Dorsey home with Rev. Herman McKay officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. She was mother of Agnes Lewis Pappas and granddaughter of William Andrews.
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Fannie B. Lewis
Fred H. Lewis
Memorial Hospital
Frank H. Dorsey
Anna R. Dorsey
Eastonmouth Street
Herman
William (“Boss”) Andrews
Winchester
Church Formed Trustees Listed in Roster
Trustees elected are H. H. Wingfield W. J. Lupton and E. S. Williams. A church council includes five women and seven men with names Nannie O. Cooper Virginia Jackson Effie Byers Punk Walter Barr Rose Grim O. C. Cassell Ralph Cain M. L. Stevens E. J. Snapp E. B. Estes Herman Schneider and P. B. Wright. Officers named include O. C. Cassell treasurer Henry Schneider superintendent and Rev. C. W. Léine assistant superintendent.
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H. H. Wingfield
W. J. Lupton
E.S. Williams
Nannie O. Cooper
Virginia Jackson
Effie Byers Punk
Walter Barr
Rose Grim
O. C. Cassell
Ralph Cain
M. L. Stevens
E. J. Snapp
E. B. Estes
Herman Schneider
P. B. Wright
Henry Schneider
C. W. Léine
A. C. Ridings
Marshall Stine
Marshall Snapp
Lawrence C. Hollis
M. D. Albin
Robert Jackson
Round Up of Baseball News and Notables Across Leagues
A lively July sports roundup highlights Dizzy Dean rumors and Cubs management talks, Gene Sarazen’s marathon trophy haul, Van Lingle Mungo’s wing treatment, Budge’s cups return from Europe, and the Czech championship. Umpire Ziggy Sears’ son leaves Alabama for the Yanks, with a five thousand dollar deal likely to be farmed to Butler. Virgil Trucks’ career shifts linger as Concord lookalikes emerge, while Frank Walsh and Sarazen cling to knickers. Lombardi Berger McCormick Goodman top NL pay checks, Passeau swaps No 13 for No 27 to win, Attell treads Brooklyn grudge tensions, and Jimmy Thomson’s wife undergoes emergency surgery in Chicago. Minor league chatter includes Hutchinson eyeing the Yanks, a North Carolina kid “Sands” drawing attention, and attendance marks inching past six figures for most clubs. Lefty Gomez quips about the Athletics ex-college crew, Hank Greenberg homers in every park thus far.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Gene Sarazens
Mary Ann
van Lingle Mungo
Don Budge
Europe
Australia
Ziggy Sears
Ken
Alabama
The
Yanks
Butler
Penn State League
Poppa
Concord
Detroit Tigers
Papa
Frank Walsh
New Hampshire
Gene Sarazen
Walsh
Reds
Lombardi
Berger
McCormick
Goodman
Claude Passeau
Claude
Johnnny Attell
Bernie Friedkin
al Davis
Brooklyn
Dexter Park
Jimmy Thomson
Viola Dana
Rocking Chair
Chicago
Jimmy
Preddie Hutchinson
North Carolina
Browns
Phillies
Ralph Guldah
Florida
Lefty Gomez
el Goofy
Duke Annex
Hank Greenberg
No Band Concert This Week In McKiwee
The McKiwee Municipal Band will not appear in concert this week due to many members being away on vacation. Last Friday night another concert in the series was presented at City Hall to a large and appreciative audience.
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Mckiiwee
Night fire prompts risky outfit in Hamburg blaze
Seth Bridges awoke to a lightning sparked barn fire in Hamburg Iowa. He wore only a nightgown while trying to move his car to safety as a tire exploded showering his gown with burning rubber. He was treated at a hospital for burns.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Seth Bridges
Bridges
The Story of Barbara Hutton Part Three
Helen Welshimer charts Barbara Hutton’s quest for privacy and luxury after her New York debut. Her private trains and half deck ocean liner rentals show obsession with seclusion, while London and New York homes reflect status. Successive marriages and charity gestures offer brief social awakening amid a world tour and vast wealth.
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Ritz- Carleton Hotel
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Ians
Otto Kahn
Regent's Park
Barbara
Woolworth
Villa
Winfield
Frank Woolworth
Australia
Jade
Ganna Walska
Bountiful
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Barn Hutton
Spirit of Adventure
Madison Square Garden
Judson Health Center
Tomorrow Hard Riding Pursuit of Dreams Ends Yorks Pa Scene
A fragment notes a person linked to York, Pennsylvania, seen there often, but distant from locals. The piece hints at future plans and a move toward dreams as tomorrow brings a new chapter in a hard riding pursuit.
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Ivory Tower
Milwaukee burglars loot Milwaukee office safe
Burglars broke a window to enter a Milwaukee office and stole $200 from a safe. They gathered glass fragments afterward and stacked them neatly on a loading platform.
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Milwaukee
Habie's Palace to Show The Devil's Party This Week
Victor McLaglen William Garenan and Beatrice Roberts star in The Devil's Party at Habie's Palace Theatre today and Tuesday. The bill includes a Fox News Reel and Breathless Moments with the feature.
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Victor McLaglen
William Garegan
Beatrice Roberts
Habie’s Palace Theatre
Fox News
Public notice to appear before ABC board for beer license
A. F. Jenkins of 219 N. Cameron St. Winchester Virginia will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on July 19 for a license to retail beer and ale over 3.2 percent at 219 N. Cameron St. The beverages would be consumed on premises.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
N. Cameron St
A. F. Jenkins
Winchester
Refrigerator promises fresh foods and fast ice
The ad touts taint-free freshness with odor-free air circulation and humidity control. It claims foods stay moist and flavorful, refrigerated without drying out, plus an unlimited supply of crystal clear ice cubes in three to five minutes.
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