Ball Hawks beat South End Indians in Winchester tilt
The Ball Hawks defeated the South End Indians 5 to 1 at Rouss Spring Park in the Winchester Baseball League opener. Nel hit a home run the feature of the contest. Tomorrow the Old Timers meet Duff's All Stars in the week’s second game, with more teams hoped to join the league.
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Ball Hawks
South End Indians
Rouss Spring Park
Winchester
Nel
Old Timers
Duff
All Stars
Snag” Sargent
Social and Personal Notices From Winchester
Winchester fans attend and guests are listed as Mrs Dorothy Peer undergoes surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital with stable condition. Several local residents and visitors from Cumberland Maryland Atlanta Georgia Waynesboro Virginia Strasburg and Stephens City are noted visiting relatives or on vacation in Virginia. The Wo man s Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 9 30 in the Friends Meeting House.
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Winchester
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friend's Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Dorothy Peer
Cecil Peer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Péer
W. O. Lutz
Strasburg
Oscar Brown
Messrs. Geroge and
Wallace Lutz
Residents Return From Social Visits Across Counties
Mr T A Grim and Mr Harry Warren came home to near Stephens City after attending the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men in Richmond. Mrs Lee Luttrell and Mrs J K Luttrell returned to Washington after visiting the Luttrell family on the Senseney road. Miss Helen Streit went home to Berryville Avenue after visiting relatives in Hagerstown. Mr Tom Scully returned to Princeton University for the summer session following a weekend with his parents on South Stewart Street. Mrs George Sillik and her son George Sillik Jr. went back to Towson Maryland after two weeks in Stephens City, with a Friday gathering hosted by Mrs Sillik and guests from Hagerstown Baltimore and Elk Ridge arriving to visit. Mr Vance Affleck returned to his city home after several days in Stephens City with relatives and friends.
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Richard Cooper
Harold Cooper
County
J. K. Luttrell
Senseney Road
Oaeir Homes
Washington
T. A. Grim
Harry Warren
Stephens City
Richmond
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Mrs. Lee Luttrell
Mrs
Helen Streit
Berryville Avenue
Hagers
Tom Scully
Princeton University
John 8. Scully
South Stewart Street
George Sillik
George Sillik, Jr
Towson
Mr. Vance Affleck
Large Votes Reported Out In Alabama
Voters in Alabama turned out in unusually high numbers for an off year amid a fight over a constitutional amendment and repeal of prohibition. Early counts suggested totals approaching 200000, with Selma showing strong repeal support in early returns while absentee ballots in Fort Payne favored keeping prohibition.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Selma
Fort Payne
Young Olinger Linked To Branner Family In Fatal Plane Crash
George Olinger 21 died when his airplane nose-dived into trees in east Rockingham county Sunday. He was the grandson of George Branner near Kernstown and nephew of W H Branner Shawnee district supervisor. His mother was Margaret Branner of Kernstown. Funeral at St Martin's Lutheran Church near New Market at 10 tomorrow morning.
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George Olinger
East Rockingham County
George Branner
Kernstown
W. H. Branner
Shawnee
Margaret Branner
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
New Market
President Roosevelt to address governors conference on recovery
President Roosevelt will outline his recovery hopes and policies in a talk to be delivered to the governors conference in San Francisco about a week from July 18, according to the Associated Press. The address will provide a full exposition of his plans and aims for economic recovery.
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Associated Press
Washngton
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Meier Selected To Head Elks
Walter F. Meier of Seattle Washington was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks by unanimous vote at the national convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter F. Meier
Seattle
Washington
The
Benevolent and Protected Order of Elks
Mattern Reported On Way To Alaska
Nome Alaska July 17 un official wireless reports said a Soviet plane carrying Jimmie Mattern, believed forced down at Anadyr Siberia, was due here at 6 p m tonight. Wireless links with Russia are unreliable and messages are relayed by ships at sea.
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Nome
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Anadyr
Siberia
Russia
If You Smoke Too Much Watch Your Stomach
Quick relief for indigestion and upset stomach from excessive smoking offered by Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets. Avoid stopping smoking but use Adla Tablets as directed at Baker's Drug Store and Inoue CAV.
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Dr. Emil
Baker's Drug Store
Inoue
Cav
Walter Miler Dominates White Sox Opponents
Walter Miler, facing the White Sox, has beaten the Senators three times this year in four meetings. He held them to two hits in one game and allowed only three last week, maintaining control in the series.
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Walter Miler
White
Virginia Tax Returns Show 36 242 Filers in 1931
Treasury data counts 36 242 Virginia residents filing 1931 income tax returns with 1 543 086 dollars paid. 1930 had 39 109 returns and 2 495 905 dollars. Henrico led with 9 006 returns, Richmond 8 898, Norfolk county 6 001, Norfolk city 4 694. Other cities include Winchester 364 and Newport News 1 136.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Treasury Department
Henrico County
Richmond City
Norfolk County
Norfolk City
Winchester
Albemarle County
Charlottesville
Alleghany County
Clifton Forge
Covington
Arlington County
Alexandria
Augusta County
Staunton
Waynesboro
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Nansemond County
Suffolk
Portsmouth
Danville
Roanoke County
Roanoke City
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Fredericksburg
Warwick County
Jelly Suggestions for Virginia Fruit Delicacies
Household guidance on making natural fruit jellies using local apples and other fruits. Tips cover juice preparation, sugar balance, standardizing batches, combining juices, and common jelly problems with practical remedies.
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Virginia
Van Rensselear dies at 82 in Philadelphia hospital
Alexander Van Rensselear sportsman and philanthropist died after a long illness in Philadelphia Hospital. He was 82 and lived at Fort Washington, Pa. A life trustee of Princeton, former president of the Drexel Institute board, and honorary head of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association, he shaped arts and education. His wife Sarah Drexel died in 1929.
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Philadelphia, Pa
Alexander van Rensselear
Philadelphia Hospital
Fort Washington
van Rensselaar
Princeton University
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Sarah Drexel
Anthony D. Drexel
Old Industries Urged to Hire Safe-Cracker Before Johnson
A provocative line urges key industries to hire a safe-cracker to reveal codes before General Johnson uses dynamite. The quotation frames industrial labor tensions and security fears in a period voice.
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Gen. Johnson
Exiled Relative Punishment Seen in Nazi Decree
A statement labels a Nazi decree as punishing German citizens if their exiled relatives publish anything unfavorable to the government, comparing it to American racketeers' codes. The remark underscores authoritarian suppression and echoes concerns about exile and censorship.
Advertising Bears Close Relation to The Recovery Act
Advertising is seen as a key tool to energize sales under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Leaders expect advertising campaigns and research to guide markets, while the Advertising Federation of America meeting and messages from Gen. Johnson and President Roosevelt underscore advertising as an economic force aiding trade recovery and business optimism.
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New York
Advertising Federation of America
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Gen. Johnson
Roosevelt
Sergeant's Sale of Keeler Property in Winchester
Distress warrant for rent leads to public auction at 312 Amherst Street Winchester Virginia on July 27 1933 at 10 am. Personal property of Charles R Keeler including piano antique desk table mirror Davenport chairs beds cedar chest and more to satisfy claim. Cash terms. Deputy Sergeant Taylor Barr City of Winchester. 1 17 91
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Carter
Glaize
Amherst’ Street
Winchester
Chas. R. Keeler
Cash Taylor Barr
City of
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The text notes rising consumption of necessities such as automobiles with increased production and mentions hopes for luxuries like food and clothing. It references a stance against criticizing China over Japan’s aggression and mentions suppressing racketeers involved in blackmail.
Weather and standings shuffle in National League recap
National League results show Detroit Philadelphia rained out while Chicago New York postponed by wet grounds. Several matches moved or not scheduled with St. Louis at Washington and Chicago at New York listed for upcoming games. Pittsburgh leads Brooklyn in a 14-7 line and Brooklyn sits 2-9.
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Delmore Shute
Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Detroit
United States
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
W. L
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Michael
Seeewee Senee
D. D. Seabright
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Eeeneee Dunn
Teen Tateere
P. Anderson
Eeenee Summers
Eeneee
F. Anderson
Mrs. Peer
Pence
George Poling
Catherine Ayers
Anna Free
Norma June Free
Low Newland
Cumberland
L. H. Pence
Free
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Frances Pence
Sidney Seabright
Charles Jackson Affleck
Atlanta, Ga
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Peyton Street
P. C. Brooks
Master Philip Brooks
Waynesboro, Va
Captain Brook
Richard B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Edith Hauptman
Annie 5. Cooper
Bertha Boehm
Wonder’s Apparel Shop
Mary Frances Barr
Mrs. Gervis Lemley
Bruce Shockey
Mary Shockey
Charles Grove
Florida
Mrs. Grove
Claude Grove
Valley Myadua
Hilda Miller
Baltimore
Virginia Perry
Elkridge
Samuel Miller
Garland M. Hansbrough
North Braddock Street
Young Olinger
Branner
Meier
Elks
Mattern
A. P
Winchester Club
Donald Weems
Fred Read
Ed. Stone
Jack Hayley
Eddie Goss
Star
Mary Miller
Stewart Elting
Robert Riley
Elizabeth Farrar
Frederick County
A. van Rensselear
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Anh
Yucatan
Canada
Onateas Roap Associations
Sergeant’s Sale
China
Japan
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Toudoun St
General Electric
John S. Miller & Company Paints
Fairmont Ave
Robinson Apts
Stewart Street
Davis’ Grocery
Sarim
National Ave
W. Cork
Parkway
Chevrolet
W. Carroll Willis
Cork
Ee and Lard Press
Care N. Loudounst
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