Winchester Park Divides Games Over Week End
Winchester Park split weekend games with Millwood Club 13 to 15 and defeated Washington Transit Athletic Club 11 to 10. Park players Curry Crowl Patton led with multiple hits, Lacy McFall and Garber homered, while Duff and Lake earned mound duties as Park pitchers.
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Winchester Park Association
Millwood Club
Washington Transit Athletic Club
Front Royal
Millwood
The
Park Association
Park
Lake
Duff
Johnson
Lacy McFall
Garver
Lyle McFall
James
Curry
Crowl
Patton
Lewis
Forsythe
Mike Garber
Daley
Texas
Robey
Keyser
Keller
Purging Water Rent List Under Way in City
City manager P. P. Pilcher announced this morning that delinquent water users are being purged from the list. Many arrears cases have already paid or will be spared if they settle. About 450 names originally listed remain, fewer due to settlements, but unreconciled accounts may see water shut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Pilcher
Mr. Pilcher
Treasures Lie Unclaimed in Lake Esqu
In the Caucasus lake Esqu, chests of treasure cast in centuries ago to save them from invaders remain undisturbed. Natives lack salvage knowledge and foreigners are barred from attempting retrieval.
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Lake
Esqu
Caucasus
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Set Meeting In Stephens City
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet at 8 o clock Tuesday evening with Mrs. Preston Carbaugh. Primary department of the Lutheran Church to sing at 3 o'clock Wednesday for the prayer meeting and rehearse after for the Children's Day program on Sunday at 11. Nearby residents visit and recoveries noted. Decoration Day to be observed at Green Hill Cemetery with Sunday school procession.
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Stephens City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Preston Carbaugh
The
Lutheran Church
J. P. Carbaugh
Walter Burner
Dayton
J. N. Doyle
Washington
Harry Stickley
Kenneth Petrie
Roy Gregory
Brumback
Marshal Golliday
Frederick Lemley
H. B. Dean
Allie Campbell
Jack O'Neal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert Reardon
Winchester
Holmes Yeakle
Mary Lemley
Nettie Yeakle
Robert Campbell
Orange
Green Hill Cemetery
Methodist Church
Brains in England Rated Fit for First Class
An expert says only 4 percent of England's brains are fit to rank as first class. The claim highlights a perceived scarcity of high quality intellect among the population.
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England
Little defeats Wallace in British amateur final in Prestwick
American golfer W Lawson Little wins the British amateur championship by defeating James Wallace an unemployed carpenter from Troon Scotland in the Prestwick final.
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W. Lawson Little
James Wallace
Penter
Troon
Scotland
Little
Prestwick
City Twilight Baseball League Plan Urged At Meet
Sargent calls last year’s managers and interested citizens to a meeting at the Men's Athletic Club on West Boscawen Street Wednesday at 8 PM to organize a city wide baseball and softball league for the summer. 108 businessmen joined last year’s twilight games with free admission and evening play.
AAA Pays Out 19 Million For Farm Benefits
Washington reports the Farm Administration paid 19,209,639 in rental and farm benefit payments in the first half of 1934 under cotton tobacco and corn hog reduction programs. About 1,000 daily, cotton 9,155,515 tobacco 8,010,883 corn hog 2,043,241. Cotton growers signed 620,000 contracts with 211,330 approved for payment. 13,288 checks mailed to corn and hog producers in Iowa Michigan Minnesota. Dr A G Black says checks will surge in ten days to two weeks as more contracts are approved.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Iowa
Michigan
Minneota
A. G. Black
Public Sale of Frederick County Land
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of John K. Triplett’s realty in Frederick County near Gore two miles south of Gore, Back Creek Valley. The 103 acre tract includes timber and silica deposits with Back Creek and the Winchester Wardensville railroad nearby. Sale June 27 1934 at 11 am with one third cash and two equal yearly installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
Frederick County Virginia Farm Sale Under Court Decree
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County entered April 30 1934 in L M Miller versus Federal Land Bank of Baltimore et al the undersigned will offer for sale at Winchester Court House at 12 o clock on Saturday May 26 1934 a 39 acre 11 square pole farm near Winchester and Opequon to be sold with three installments. The property includes a seven room house good barn sheds a silo orchard timber a running stream well and other buildings with a deed of trust and insurance as security Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments with bonds payable in one and two years bearing interest. Sale postponed to June 9 1934 at same time and place. Signed M M Lynch J M Steck T Rausell Cather trustees.
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Mahlon H. Triplett
John K. Triplett
Frederick County
Winchester
Back Creek Valley
Gore
Pugh, Miller, Anderson
Circuit Court
Virginia
L. M. Miller
Federal Land Bank of
Baltimore
Maryland
Court House
Opequon
Luther M. Miller
Tokus
M. M. Lynch
J. M. Steck
T. Raussell Cather
F. M. Brill Spl
Rn Duvall & Dunn
Co. C. Brannon
Cancer Is Not Contagious and Early Detection Aids Cure
A health-focused article explains that cancer is not contagious and not a single disease but a group of conditions. It stresses that cancer can be cured when detected early via x ray, radium, or surgery and warns that delay worsens prognosis.
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Ommon
Gainesboro Notes from Virginia June Visitations
Gainesboro Virginia news notes visitors and health updates. Mrs Harl Farmer and children visit her mother Mrs C T Adams. Mrs Gilbert Catlett and baby son are doing well. Mrs Peyton Darlington and daughter returned home after time with her son Mrs Swisher of Bunker Hill. Mrs Marcus Adams and Miss Frances Adams called on Mrs Stone Wolfe of Hayfield Monday. Mr Edward Roberts improving slowly after illness. Mrs Violet Conner and sons Dick and Donnie of Winchester spent the weekend with sister Mrs E E Bayliss.
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Gainesboro
Harl Farmer
C. T. Adams
Gilbert Catlett
Peyton Darlington
Swisher
Bunker Hil
Marcus Adams
Frances Adams
Stone Wolfe
Hayfield
Edward Roberts
Violet Conner
Dick and
Donnie
Winchester
E. E. Bayliss
Funeral for Mrs Strother Brings Wide Attendance
The funeral of Mrs. Strother drew a large crowd last Sunday, with many mourners from the community paying their respects.
Bloom Brevities from Bloom Virginia
Mr and Mrs A M Cooper and Miss Margaret Woorley of Washington visited Bloom with Master Le Roy Cooper. Mrs Bryant Richard bought a Buick. Mrs Martin Wisecarver and family visited Star Tannery. Sunday School convention at Mt Pleasant drew local attendees. A note on historic liverwing dish and a tale about Pike species showing swollen gums seasonally.
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Bloom
A. M. Cooper
Margaret Woorley
Washington
Cooper
le Roy Cooper
Bryant Richard
Martin Wisecarver
Star Tannery
Mt. Pleasant
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C Lewis
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Garber
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Front Royal Washington R. T
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Snag” Sargent
AAA
Herberts. Larrick
James R. Reardon
C. I. Brumback
State of Virginia
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Towit
Herbert S. Larrick
J. W
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Ritten
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
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Mich
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