Rockwell Named Coach Of Year At Banquet
Chester Rockwell, coach of Berryville, received the coach of the year honor at a banquet sponsored by Grove Lime Co. Captain Lacy Bray earned the printer cup. Local superintendents and players from Berryville, Stonewall, Boyce, Stephens City, Gore, Gainesboro, and Midlown shared remarks on baseball’s past and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Rockwell
Thea
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Stephens City
Lacy Bray
Berryville
Ore See
W.R. Leggent
Virginia
Winchester
Stonewall
Boyce Stephens City
Gore
Gainesboro
Middletown
Robertson
F. Grove White
The
Grove Lime Co
Rockwell
White
William Archer Wright
D. G. Cooley
Paul Beable
Charles Bass
Frederick County School Board
James Givens
C. E. Miley
Byce
Frank Whitacre
H. Dennis Hoover
Lester P. Singhass
B. R. Harper
Fred Braithwaite
Loyd Michael
Hunter Longerbeam
Buddy Locke
Glenn Smallwood
Billy Carpenter
Jack Hardesty
Billy Feagans
Billy Rosenberry
Danny Clemons
Bennie Lake
Jack Patton
Tommy DeHaven
Charles Keckley
Daniel Yowell
Arthur Cunningham
Beverly Peyton
Boyce
Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
Holmes C. DeHaven states he will not be responsible for debts made by others, issuing a personal declaration dated June 8, 1931.
Lt Whiting Rites To Be Held At Christ Church Here
Lt Richard D Whiting born 1926 in Fort Riley Kansas died in a Williams Field Arizona crash that killed Aviation Cadet Gerald M Irgens of Nampa Idaho. Whiting served 51 missions over Europe and Italy, held Air Medal with four oak leaves, taught at Williams Field, survived by widow Betty Lou Virr and two daughters. Funeral at Christ Episcopal church Winchester with burial at Ivy Hill Alexandria.
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Richard D. Whiting
Williams Field
Arizona
Gerald M. Irgens
Nampa Idaho
Whiting
Fort Riley
Kansas
Edgar Mason Whiting
Clifford St
Handley High School
Army Air Forces
Fifteenth Air Force
Italy
Germany
Austria
Romania
France
United States
Air Force
University of Texas
Betty Lou Virr
Texas
Helen Hudson
Francis Elizave H
Scott H. Lytle
Fairfax Whiting
Henry Hudson Whiting
William Herbert Whiting
James Hudson Whiting
Major Standings and Tomorrow’s Schedule Highlight Baseball Scores
The page lists standings with Cleveland 8, Washington 3, St. Louis 5, Boston 2 and notes yesterday’s stars. Batting star Stan Hollmng homered for Philadelphia in a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh. Virgil Trucks pitched 11 innings in a 3-2 Tigers win over the Yankees. Tomorrow’s NL games include Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and AL games Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Stan Hollmng
Phillies
Phil
Pittsburgh
Virgil Trucks
Tigers
New York Yankees
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
P-E Gets Substation on Wheels
Poto mac Edison adds a $34,000 substation on wheels to its emergency fleet. The unit will be used in the area to prevent or minimize power interruptions when equipment is taken for routine or emergency work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Green Car Scare Subsides After False Escape Suspects
Police across the area including Winchester hunted a green Studebaker believed linked to three convicts from Moundsville penitentiary. The all clear came when the car was found and its occupants proved to be peaceful citizens.
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Winchester
Studebaker
Bridgewater
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
W. Va
Braddock St Church Plans Two Week Vacation School
Braddock St Methodist Church schedules a two week vacation school starting Monday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m weekdays enrolment at 9 a m under pastor Dr W A Wright. Kindergarten is led by Mrs Verlus Sirbaugh with assistants, primary by Mr Loring Woore and staff, juniors led by Miss Betty June Hurst with aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St. Methodist Church
W. A. Wright
Verlus Sirbaugh
John L. Kater
Bessie Smalits
Phyliss Moulden
Shirley Hulver
Loring Woore
Betsy Anderson
Caroline Copenhaver
Patsy Wheeler
Betty June Hurst
Garland Quarles
Barbara Wheeler
S Garner Edmonds
Ebenezer Church Memorial Day Services Planned
Ebenezer Christian church near Gore schedules Sunday memorial services led by Rev. Charles R. Line at 11 a m with special Gore quartet music and a baptismal certificate ceremony. Dinner on the grounds at noon precedes an afternoon session starting 2 p m featuring Scout Executive Basil Starkey and several pastors from Capon Bridge Timber Ridge Strasburg and other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Charles R. Line
Scout
Basil Starkey
S. J. Goode
Capon Bridge
Gas industry to install half a million oil burners this year
The American Gas Association reports a 5 year expansion plan costing 3.3 billion dollars. The industry will install 540,000 oil burner units and buy a million space heaters as natural gas lines push east toward New York and Baltimore. Since war end, 6 238 miles of pipeline have been laid with 8 599 miles remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ericans
New York
Baltimore
American Gas Assn
Coal industry faces shortages as stocks rise and demand shifts
Production in coal fields shows year over year declines with bituminous output 6 percent lower than last year while above ground stocks exceed 65 million tons. Anthracite is about 30 percent low. dealers urge household stockpiling amid price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil and Gas
Lewis’ Door
Notice to creditors for the estate of Nannie Jones
Creditors and claimants against the estate of Nannie Jones are urged to submit their claims promptly to H. D. Robinson Sr., administrator of the estate.
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Nannie
Jones
H. D. Robinson Sr
Admr
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Holmes C. DeHaven
Christ Church
Washington
University of Alaska
Peer
Marqaring
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Coun
Grayson’s Grocery
National Ave
Payless Market
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Ebenezer Church
U. S
Ballantine
Peter Ballantine
P.O. Box
Freeman
Verage CO
North Main St
Nuswee
Rockingham Prands
Hamburger
U.S
Sme
Peg
Haldeman’s Butter
Kenney’s Tomato Juice
Florida
Ballantine & Sons
Newark, N
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