Shenandoah Valley League Results and Standings
In Staunton, Harrisonburg lost 3 to 0. Tonight Heurich plays Harrisonburg as two games are on the slate with Charlottesville at Front Royal and Heurich at Staunton. Sunday features Waynesboro at Front Royal and Charlottesville at Culpeper. Standings show Culpeper 12-4, Charlottesville 10-5, Front Royal 10-6, Heurich 7-8, Harrisonburg 7-9, Staunton 6-9, and Orange at 3-5.
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Staunton
Harrisonburg
Heurich-Harrisonburg
Heurich
Charlottesville
Front Royal
Waynesboro
Culpeper
Orange
Front Royal Social Notes Highlight Local Arrangements
Miss Louise Norcross plans to return home tomorrow from Harrisonburg. Mr and Mrs Thurman Ritenour and their young child will visit Mr and Mrs D W Ritenour in Winchester. Miss Anne Lee Price will spend the weekend with her parents in Brucetown. Joe Biggs and Dave Way Kendrick head to Mexico for Lions International convention by motor. Miss Lillie Licklider visits Aubrey Stokes family in Success. Mrs R E L Miller visits daughter Margaret Miller in Washington. Phillip Knox of The Plains camps with 15 friends at Hat cher Camp near Happy Creek.
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Front Royal
Louise Norcross
Harrisonburg
Mrs. Thurman Ritenour
D. W. Ritenour
Winchester
Anne Lee Price
Brucetown
Joe Biggs
Dave Way Kendrick
Mexico
Front Royal Lions Club
Miss Lillie Licklider
Mrs
Aubrey Stokes
Miss Licklider
Mrs. Stokes
Phillip Knox
the Plains
Hatcher Camp
Happy Creek
Local Notables and Staff Update In Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs Boyd Jr spend time with Oma Maddox while Mrs Hedrick recovers from an emergency appendectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital. General Browne travels to Washington DC on business then returns. Mrs Boyer remains home ill. Thurman Harris weekends at Harrisonburg and returns to duty. Cammer and Duke visit Olmstead Camp along the Shenandoah. William Boyd and friends plan Boyd Camp at Overall. Cast Rust and granddaughter Mary Lou return to Virginia Ave after Maryland visit. Mabel Branson heads home to Woodstock for weekend.
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Thurman Harris
Harrisonburg
Will
Philip Cammer
Chester Duke
Olmstead
Shenandoah
William Boyd
Boyd Camp
Overall
Wild Boars Domesticated at Updyke Farm Near Brownstown
Edgar Updyke of Front Royal reports seven wild moon boars captured on his Browntown road farm. After a slow start they began eating and adjusting to pens at Updyke Manor, with each animal weighing about 175 pounds at capture. He predicts they will weigh over 400 pounds by Thanksgiving.
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Front Royal
Edgar Updyke
Browntown
Realty Transfer Burtsfields Convey Property on Main Street
R W Burtsfield and Mary E Burtsfield transfer to Warren Rappahannock Trust Company a parcel on Main Street fronting 32 feet, known as Kendrick Office and the Warethen Land remainder. Consideration £7000. Deed recorded July 13.
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R. W. Burtsfield
Mary E. Burtsfield
Warren- Rappahannock Trust Company
Main Street
Kendrick
Waynesboro Hero Tomorrow in Valley League Double Header
Baseball fans in the area anticipate a Valley League double header as the Front Royal All-Stars meet the Waynesboro nine here. The Stars play Charlottesville today with Stankus or Cassell likely on the mound.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Waynesboro Nine
All- Stars
Charlottesville
Stankus
Cassell
Stars
Start Wrecking The Courthouse
FRONT ROYAL July 13 As a project under the Virginia Relief Administration the removal of the present courthouse has begun with tearing down out buildings. Records will be moved next week by order of Judge Philip Williams to the county treasurer. Construction on the new courthouse will start once the old structure is cleared.
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Front Royal
Virginia Relief Administration
Philip Williams
Warren Circuit Court
Funeral services for John H. Steed held at Bethel Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon for John H. Steed at Bethel Church with interment in the Hall Burial Grounds.
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Front Royal
John H. Steed
Bethel Church
Hall
Carnival Opening Draws Large Crowd In Front Royal
Firemen’s carnival in Front Royal drew a well attended opening night with the town band’s music earning favorable comment from attendees and officials.
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Front Royal. Va
Front Royal
Steamer Capsizes Near Tinghai Killing One Hundred
A Shanghai dispatch reports a Chinese steamer capsized at Tinghai Chekiang with five hundred aboard. About one hundred passengers are listed as drowned. The vessel’s nationality and exact cause remain undisclosed.
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London
Reuter
Shanghai
Tinghai
Chekiang Province
Stockings Worn in World War Feature Wool Blend
Woolen stockings used by soldiers in the World War were made from a 50 50 blend of worsted merino wool and cotton. The yarn followed the French system of worsted spinning.
Roosevelt Goes Fishing With Jefferson Club Leaders
President Roosevelt leaves the White House for a Chesapeake Bay fishing weekend with Vice President Garner and a host of Democratic leaders. The trip to an island below Annapolis was described as nonpolitical though many prominent party members are expected to discuss 1936 prospects. The Maryland yacht Du Pont waited at Annapolis to transport him and the guest list included Cummings Dern Hopkins Tugwell and other notable officials and congressmen.
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Washington
Garner
Farley
Roosevelt
White House
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Jefferson Club
Senate Democratic
Mr. Roosevelt
Eee
Annapo Ss
Tydings
Maryland
Ickes
Senate Territories Committee
Virgin Islands
Robinson
Arkansas
du Pont
Burns
Cummings
Roper
Dern
Frank C. Walker
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Rayburn
Texas
Warren
North Carolina
Jesse Jones
RFC
Stanley Reed
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Treasury
Charles Michaelson
Democratic National Committee
Clark Howel'l
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur Mulle
National
Nebraska
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Constitution praised as safeguard against disasters in America
W. H. Stayton of Washington, secretary of the American Liberty League, told a Virginia audience at the University of Virginia that the constitution preserves impeachment power amid discontent in the United States. He cited Anglo-Saxon rights and said many feel oppressed, while Dr. James W. Hart linked liberalism in the Democrats to the New Deal.
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Johns University
Roosevelt
Slayton
Hart
Democrat
Mayo Clinic reports Senator Couzens’s condition improves
Rochester Minnesota July 13 Mayo Clinic reported continued satisfactory improvement in the condition of Senator James Couzens of Michigan who recently underwent bladder surgery.
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Rochester. Minn
Mayo Clinic Today
James Couzens
Michigan
Livestock And Produce Markets Summary Baltimore Philadelphia
Baltimore market figures show cattle steady with slaughter steers 6.00 to 9.75 per cwt and calves 40 steady. hogs 450 steady with truck hogs 25 cents under quotes and weights 140-350 lb at 9.15 to 11.00. sheep and lambs 450 steady with rail lambs 8.25 to 40 and spring lambs 5.00 to 8.40. Philadelphia reports live poultry and dressed poultry steady, butter unchanged, U S Department of Agriculture data 4 456 cases unchanged.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Grain quotations and cash prices in Chicago and Baltimore
Futures and cash grain quotes from Chicago and Baltimore show July wheat around 79 5 8 to 89 and corn near 81 7 8 to 82 with oats and rye in lower ranges. Barley and lard quotes are listed, with cash wheat new No 1 hard at 88 1 4 to 89 and No 2 hard at 87 1 2 to 88 1 2.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Senate Debates Further AAA Changes In Agriculture Act
In Washington on July 13 the Senate moved to resume debate on the agricultural act with postponed amendments. A motion by Senator Duffy blocked adding hops penalties by a 48 to 34 vote, and a later vote of 46 to 29 kept fruits and beer from the measure after rejecting an amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Duffy
D.vris
McNary
Kent
Fisherman Catches Four-Pound Bass In Local Pool
Hagerstown Maryland July 13 Pi I L Shank of Big Springs caught the biggest bass of the season at Big Pool weighing four pounds seven ounces. He entered the fish in the contest for the season's largest bass and reeled it in on a bischub.
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Hagerstown
Pi—I. L. Shank
Big Springs
Shank
Former Bank Officials Sentenced In Ohio Prison Terms
Cleveland July 13 Criminal Court Judge Lore Skeel sentenced Kenyon Painter and Wilbur Baldwin, ex officials of Union Trust Co, to one to 10 years in the Ohio penitentiary for misapplication of bank funds. Sentences run concurrently. Painter fined 30000. fine payable before release. Both to appeal.
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Cleveland
Criminal Court
Lore E. Skeel
Kenyon V. Painter
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Closed Union Trust Company
Ohio
Painter
Markets Closing With Optimism On Week’s End
New York stock session ends with a steady close and mild gains across sectors. Rails see demand and new yearly highs in several issues while motor and electrical equipment stocks show narrow moves. Foreign exchange firms rise, with sterling and the franc firming slightly. gold currencies improve as wheat gains in a selling market and corn lags.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel, & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
MD. Fund
Local Markets Correction Notice
The Star states markets are corrected daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Dairy Figures
A historical market listing shows local wholesale and retail flour prices by bag size with patent brands from 98 pound and smaller sacks. It also lists corn meal feed prices, mixed and dairy feeds, butter varieties, and livestock items like cows and lambs with approximate valuations.
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Kasco
Ceiserk
Itdietac Pk
Wescasseve
Hattera Veasudse Anesec
Otto
Eldon
Connery
Levulose Sugar Worth, but Hard to Produce
Levulose, abundant in Jerusalem artichoke, is about one and a half times sweeter than cane sugar. Its production is complex, making it scarce and not sold in every grocery.
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Jerusalem
Death Removes Mr. Fox's Mother
Mrs. Laura V. Fox, 69, died Thursday morning at the Franklin County Home after a stroke. Survived by children Lillie Peters Scotland, John W. Peters East Stroudsburg, Archie M. Fox Pen Mar, Harry J. Fox Winchester, Stover C. Fox Easton, and a sister and three brothers, Walter Huff Frank Huff Charles Huff Ringgold, and Ella Otsott Harrisburg.
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Waynesboro
Laura V. Fox
Franklin County
Lillie Peters
Scotland
John W. Peters
East Stroudsburg
Archie M. Fox
Pen Mar
Harry J. Fox
Winchester Va
Stover C. Fox
Easton
Walter Huff
Frank Huff
Charles Huff
Ringgold
Ella Otsott
Harrisburg
Thirteenth Frederick County Sunday School Picnic Set
The thirteenth annual Frederick County Sunday School picnic will be August 8 at Kline's Grove in Vaucluse. The executive committee announced plans including contests such as greased pig race potato races three legged races and sack races and arrangements for a band.
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Union Frederick County
Kline’s Grove
Vaucluse
Association
Notice of Bankruptcy for Arthur C Stottlemyer in Virginia
The United States District Court Western District of Virginia announces Arthur Clarence Stottlemyer of Winchester Virginia was adjudicated bankrupt on July 6 1935. A first meeting of creditors is set for July 23 1935 at 11 a m at the Corporation Courthouse Winchester to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Edward C Martz Referee in Bankruptcy issues the notice from Harrisonburg Virginia dated July 12 1935.
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United States District Court For
Western District OF
Arthur Clarence Stottlemyer
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Corporation
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal News
R. E. L. Miller
Margaret Miller
Epard’s
Woodstock
Boyd, Jr
Iue
Oma Maddox
John Hedrick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Beverley F. Browne
Washington, D. C
Harry Boyer
Mabel Branson
Byrdie
California
Manor Avenue
Community Oil Service, Inc
Manor Ave
Front Royal Va
Miller
S. Downing, Jr
C. M. Venable
Mark B. Turner
Elliott D. Marshall
W.R. Lee
House
Hutch H. Bowman
Darrow
J. P. Almond
T. S. Duncan
Chesapeake
America
Liberty League
Reiches
Couzens
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Muggs
Central Press, Association, Inc
Hurself
Fies
Phoenix
Wenders
Mr. Fox
Bnd Sciis
Gercrel . Gresze
Buncutter Tire Co
Pairment Avenue
Loudoun Street
Peyton Street
Cork St
Kernstown
Pike
N. Main St
Care Star
Stewart Inn
South Stewart Street
Stewart
H. D. Robinsone
National Ave
Mont Avenue
Hagerstown Equipment Co
Maryland Ave
Philip Levie
Beverley St
Waverley L. Dull
Ralph W. van Sickel
Confluence
Care Star Office
E. Piccadilly St
Roy C. Richard
Shuford Barber College
Richmond
Charlotte, N. C
Wilmer F. Shryock
S. Washi St
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