Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
In major league play on July 23 the Athletics beat the Indians 7 3 as Philadelphia extended its winning streak to nine. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig led the Yankees in a 9 5 win in the doubleheader with Detroit. Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with Chicago taking the nightcap. St Louis beat Washington 8 4 to spoil the Senators season. In the National League Pirates split with Brooklyn 10 6 and 2 3, Reds defeated Giants 4 3, Cubs edged Braves 5 4 in 11 innings, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia-St Louis games noted rain delayed. Standings show Philadelphia 66 25, Washington 57 34, New York 50 36, Cleveland 44 45, St Louis 40 48, Boston 33 54, Detroit 34 57, Chicago 3 56.
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Laughing Sinners At Capitol Theatre Final Show
Last season hit The Torch Song returns in a Kenyon Nicholson production with Temsistenn plage tse part of the old love ES neue back into the repentant girl's life. Gable plays the Salvation Army boy who loves the fallen angel offering devotion. Marjorie Rambeau and a strong supporting cast join the Capitol farewell.
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Capitol Theatre
Kenyon Nicholson
Gable
Salvation Army
Marjorie Rambeau
Guy Kibbee
Cliff Edwards
Roscoe Karns
Gertrude Short
George Cooper
One F. Marion
Bert Wood
Administrator's Sale of Jos N Patton Furniture
The undersigned Administrator will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Cowee Va at ten o clock AM 25 1931 household furniture belonging to the late Jos N Patton including beds cabinets dressers safe chairs pillows re lid stoves dishes kitchen utensils Terms Cash REARDON Admr
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Cowee Va
Jos. N. Patton
Reardon, Admr
Sports Briefs From The Star Local State And Sports
Daily sports column in The Star features local updates and state athletic items. Brief notes cover teams standings scores and notable performances in quick read segments.
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International League Scores From Yesterday
Baltimore defeated Buffalo 11 to 0 and Toronto lost to Newark 1 to 4. Montreal fell to Reading 1 to 3 while Rochester was 9 to 10 against Jersey City 0 to 10. An eight inning agreement lists Jersey City at Baltimore Newark at Reading and Buffalo at Toronto.
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Toronto
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Jersey City
Sunday Socials and Picnic at Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Va July 23 dinner guests included Torryson McCarty and family from Gerrardstown W Va and Clark Haines family from Winchester. Local visits included Perry Wilson Opequon and James Rosenberger families, with a Sunday School grove picnic planned for July 25.
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MT. Pleasant
John Perry
Torryson McCarty
Jessie
David Hugh and
Wayne
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Clark Haines
Winchester
Herman Adams
Peyton Bucher
Mountain Falls
Warner Dyke
Perry Wilson
Opequon
James, Rosenberger
Chrismore
Walter Whitacre
Hagerstown
Cecil Dyke
Bloomery
Paul Wolverton
Clark McDonald
William Anderson
Holmes Rosenberger
Mary
Eva
Bessie Perry
Pearl Cochran
Evelyn
Gladys Rosenberger
Clarence Cochran
Roy Brill
Strother Lineburg
Lineburg
Ward High of
Martinsure
J . A James
Reynolds Store Notes Dinner Guests At Shenk Home
Reynolds Store Va July 23 dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E D Shenk were Trevillis Clark and family of Winchester. Harley Place called on Miss Edith Bohrer Sunday evening. Those calling on Mr and Mrs C W Moore Sunday were T P Havermale of Ridge W Va and Mrs C C Shirley of Stotler s Cross Roads W Va.
Weekend Visit and Storm Damage Report
Mrs Murvil Dick spent the weekend with her father Frank Leith at Bloomery West Virginia. Mr Frank Lee Flowers was calling on Miss Janey Batt Sunday. Mr and Mrs Freshover and Mrs Susan Steel of Springfield Ohio are visiting friends in this section. The storm Monday evening caused significant damage.
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Gregg Orndorff
D. C. Orndorff
Virgil
Floyd Mcllwee
Star Tannery
Christian Endeavor
Woodrow Perry
Clarence Cochran
Thurston Renner
Messrs
Levane Barr
Theodore Hamilton
Dorsey Ritter
James Boyce
Branson Boyce
Chambersville
Roy Brill
James Rosenberger
Luther Hamilton
As Others See Us: French Writer on American Credit Habits
A French writer portrays Americans as living well on credit and believing fut in a brighter future, as featured in Capper's Weekly. The piece reflects cross cultural views of American consumer habits and optimism.
Decrease in Estimated Building Costs Reported by Labor Dept
The Labor Department announced June figures show a 19.2 percent drop from May in construction costs across 944 cities with populations over 24,000. Total nationwide costs fell from 130 million to 105 million, with residential and non residential sectors posting declines while the South Central states rose.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Department
South Central
Mountain
Pacific Coast
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
The Corporation Court clerk reports deeds admitted to record. E A McGlathery transfers to Gladys O Hawkins a lot in Henry Addition for 1600 dollars. William M Richards and others convey to Gilbert M DeHaven a lot in Angerona Terrace for nominal consideration. R T Bryarly and wife transfer to A T Edwards a lot on Virginia Avenue for 600 dollars. Gilbert L Lyon and wife transfer to J
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Corporation Court Clerk
E. A. McGlathery
Gladys O. Hawkins
Henry Addition
William M. Richards
Als
Gilbert M. DeHaven
Angerona Terrace
R. T. Bryarly
A. T. Edwards
Virginia Avenue
Gilbert L. Lyon
Vitamin A in Dried Fruits Compared to Fresh
Experiments show dried peaches retain 86 to 100 percent of the vitamin A found in fresh peaches while dried prunes maintain 24 to 91 percent of the vitamin A present in fresh fruit.
Laughing Sinners At Capitol Promises Dramatic Joan Crawford
Warner Brothers previews forthcoming productions while Capitol and Colonial Theatres host current bookings. Joan Crawford delivers a striking dramatic portrayal as a Salvation Army girl who abandons her tambourine for a traveling salesman lover in Laughing Sinners, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s adaptation.
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Colonial Theatres
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Capitol Today
Salvation Army
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sergeant's sale in Winchester Virginia July 25 1931
By virtue of an execution I will sell at public auction at the Court House in Winchester Virginia at ten oclock Saturday morning July 25 1931 to satisfy Sears Roebuck Co vs India Mason. Items include 2 iron beds 2 bed springs 2 bureaus 2 chests of Aramane Wweawoo. Terms cash. Lee Barr Sergeant Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
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Sears Roebuck & Co
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