Schmeling Beats Sharkey On Controversial Low Blow
In a chaotic finish the German Schmeling defeats Sharkey by disqualification amid crowd fury near 80,000 as a late low blow lands in front of judges. Referee Crowley and judge Matthison back the decision, ending a World Heavyweight title bout that failed to crown a clear champion.
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Jack Sharkey
Crowley
Isarora Emai
Jimmy Crowley
Schmeling
Carner
Harold ‘Barnees
Charles F. Matthison
Gene Tunney
Sharkey
Ring
Jinx
Boston
Uncle Sam
Free T B Clinic Set For Monday At Local Offices
The District Nurse Association announces a free tuberculosis clinic next Monday June 16 at its offices near the Court House from 930 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm. Dr C W Scott of the State Board of Health will supervise with nurses. Children under 14 are not examined without a physician written request.
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District Nurse Association
Association
Court House
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Home Made Ice Cream Sale at Market Street M E Church
Church announces a home made ice cream sale to be held at Market Street M E Church on Friday from 6 to 9 PM. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Coroner Whiteside Blames Auto Driver For Mount Jackson Crash
Shenandoah county coroner Dr. William C. Ford reports the Valley pike collision near Mount Jackson involved a car and a ten ton roller owned by Shenandoah Caverns. He finds no evidence Estep, driver of the roller, was liable and notes both ends had lights. Keith Hockman, 19, died en route to hospital. funeral held at Front Royal with large attendance.
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Woodstock
William C. Ford
Shenandoah County
Circuit
Valley Pike
Mount Jackson
E. B Estep
R. E B. Herr, Jr
Ion
Mount Airy Road
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Caverns
Madison District
E. B. Estep
Estep
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Hockman
Front Royal
Keith Hockman
Maurice Hackman
Lee Street
H. J. Parker
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Warren County
Ray Hockman
Park Nine Primed For Game With Bottling Company
Winchester Park Association baseball squad ready for a key home game against Berkeley Springs Bottling Company on the Rouse Spring Park diamond tomorrow at 3 p.m. Practice daily at 3 o'clock invites hopefuls to join and earn a spot. The ginger ale men boast a solid record and expect a hard fought contest.
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Winchester Park Association
Berkeley Springs Bottling Company
Rousé Spring Park
Miniature Golf Course Opens on Valley Pike Site
A miniature golf facility is set to open on Valley Pike on property owned by Victor Products Co. soon. The project aims to attract local families and visitors to the area.
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Valley Pike
Victor Products Co
Regular monthly meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co
Regular monthly meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co will be held Friday night June 13 at 8 p.m. Captain B Brown urges attendance for officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Aereet B. Brown
Upsville Horse Show Opens With Record Entries
The fortieth annual Upperville Horse Show opened in ideal weather drawing 800 entries. Redmond Norman and Simpson led heavy draft and hunter classes with multiple first prizes. judging featured L. Redmond, Norman, Simpson among others. A spill occurred but no serious injuries. tomorrow's program includes thoroughbreds, ponies, road backs and hunters.
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U Ee
Graf i
E L. Redmond
Middleburg
Co. E. Norman
Purcellville
Clifton Simpson
Round Hill
Fred Greble Davis
Ee Far Vath Glascock
R.S. Peach
H. R. Chamblin
Henry Bell
Long Island
Rufus C. Finch
New York
Lurman Stewart
Monkton
Hunter
J. T. Whitehead
Fort Ore
T. S. Marshall
Woodstock
Scott Grant
Winchester
C. J. Fitzgerald
Robert C. Fletcher
Upperville
Bob
M. N. Lyon
Mac
D. Childs
Summit Point
W. Va
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
Champ
C. E. Norman
Pearl
Woodgrove Dairy Farm
Barney
Nell
Bessie
Tom
M.N. Lyon
Flirt
Willie de Bois
Johnn de Bois
Belgian Horse Association
Jack Number
W. L. Simpson
Gin
Joshua Fletcher
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Meeting Notice
The Odd Fellows invite members to gather Sunday June 15 at 2 p.m. for annual memorial exercises. Committee.
Public auction at Court House on June 14
George Washington Hotel preferred and common stock and National Fruit Prod Co preferred offered at noon Saturday June 14 at the Court House. Dunn & Duval l Auctioneers.
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George Washington
National Fruit Prod. Co
Court House
Dunn & Duvall
Thanksgiving Welcome for Byrd at Handley Stadium
The article outlines a Sunday June 22 thanksgiving service at Handley High School stadium in Winchester for Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden will lead with E T Clark and Robert B Nelson assisting. A silver bowl bearing Byrd’s inscription will be presented by Mayor F A Shryock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Premnet
Handley Stadium
Common Council
Handley School
Frank T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Ministerial Association of Winchester
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Admiral Byrd
Iver Bowl
Fyi
Richmond
Virginia
Richard E. Byrd
Winchester
Wright Motor Company
Packard
Shryock
Common Council of
Handley Band
Inchester
Machinger
New York
Mte
Lockhart Property To Be Sold At Public Auction
On Fairmont Avenue the Lockhart property will be sold at public auction Saturday June 14 at noon in front of the County Court House.
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Fairmont Ave
County Court House
Tariff Bill Near Passage as Schall Supports GOP Move
Senate debates the Hawley Smoot tariff with Republican Reed and Grundy signaling support. Majority Leader Watson predicts renewed prosperity within a year if the bill passes, while Schall’s late vote to oppose caused a scare in the ranks.
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Washington
Canyon
Schall
Minnesota
Aga
Arran
Fletcher
Florida
Senate
Watson
Reed
Grundy
House
Pennsylvania
Boy Injured When Bicycle Plunges Down Embankment
Elmer Trenary ten-year-old son of Mrs Ethel Trenary was severely cut after his bicycle plunged about 12 feet onto a concrete bottom. He was dazed and taken to Dr R M Glass for stitches in the head while no bones were broken.
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Elmer Trenary
Ethel Trenary
East Ay Dn
Perdict Asyaa
R. M. Glass
Public sale of stocks in Winchester Virginia itemized
The undersigned will sell at public auction in front of the Court House at Winchester Virginia on Saturday June 14 1930 at 11 oclock A M following stocks 1 share Colonial Brick Corp 22 shares George Wash Hotel com 5 shares George Wash Hotel pref 5 shares Virginia Apple Stor age Inc 10 shares People Bank Stephens City These stocks carry with them all July dividend rights Herbert Larrick Admr James L Gardner Estate
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Court House
Winchester
Colonial Brick Corp
George Wash. Hotel Com
George Wash
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
People Bank
Stephens City
Herbert
Larrick
Admr
James L. Gardner
Car Laundry Offers Thorough Inside Out Cleaning
Wright Motor on N Braddock Street advertises a full car cleaning service with high pressure greasing and delivery to and from customers at no extra charge. The offer lists Fridays at a $23 price and provides the phone number 1260 for contact.
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Wright Motor N. Braddock
Auction Sale Notice for Areas Per Farm
Auction sale listing presents fragmented notice with farm area references and dates. Readable items mention a sale event tied to a farm parcel group and a page code. Details are incomplete but indicate a public sale process managed by an local authority or auctioneer.
Handley High School Grads 69 in Class of 1930
Sixty nine seniors receive diplomas at Handley High School in a ceremony featuring a musical program by the Handley Glee Club and Orchestra. Rev Dr. E McAllister gives the address. Miss Ann Tucker McGuire reads the valedictory for absent Miss Mary Frances Ritter. Edward Koons gives the salutatory. diplomas presented by Superintendent Duffey. awards by American Legion Auxiliary and Post No 21.
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Miss McGuire
Mary Frances Ritter
Handley High School
Duffey
Garland Onn
Handley Glee Club
Elma Hancon
Handley Orchestra
W. H. McIilwee
McAllister
E. McAllister
St. Michael and All Angels Church
Baltimore
Dri
United Brethren Church
E. T. Clark
Age Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Margaret
Citizens Asked To Display Flags Here Tomorrow
National Flag Day will be observed all over the United States tomorrow and Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 American Legion urges all citizens and business houses of Winchester to display American flags. Nelson F Richards commander of the local legion post requests cooperation to ensure Old Glory is fully displayed here tomorrow.
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United States
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Winchester
Nelson F. Richards
Legion Post
Missionary Society to Meet Saturday Evening
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley B Sell. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Harley B. Sell
Skating Rink Opens at Fair Grounds This Evening
The Fair Grounds rink opens tonight with a free skate for pairs, one free per couple, while solo skaters pay 50 cents for the evening. The rink operates daily from afternoon through night for the season.
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Fair Grounds
Three Kentucky Death Row Inmates Given Stays
Three negro inmates Lloyd Williams John Keller and James Grigsby received indefinite stays of execution while white prisoner Ballard E Ratcliffe and Richard Edmonds were executed at Western State Penitentiary after brutal sentences. Ratcliffe required four shocks and Edmonds died after first shock. Pardon official J L Hughett attributed stay to Governor Sampson’s order.
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Edbyvilde
J. L. Hughett
Sampson
Lloyd Williams
John Keller
James Grigsby
Ballard E. Ratcliffe
Richard Edmonds
Western State Penitentiary
Grigsby
Ratccliffe
Edmonds
Harry S. Long
Louisville
Keller
Williams
Ratcliffe
William. A. Muse
P . Who
Collision Inquiry Opens Over Loss of Pinthis Crew
Federal inquiry into the Fairfax Pinthis disaster continued in Boston with marine sergeant Harry E. Kipp testifying on the collision that sank the oil tanker Pinthis off Massachusetts Bay killing 47. The Lake Tankers Corp sues Merchants and Miners for 350000 alleging liability limits.
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Boston
Mass
Fairfax
Massachusetts Bay
Harry E. Kipp
Kipp
Boston Navy Yard
Norfolk
New York
Lake Tankers Corporation
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Merchants and Miners Line
Virginia crop prospects below average due to drought
A June 1 report from Virginia shows irregular farming, below average crop yields due to unusually low rainfall since April. Northern and western counties face the worst drought. oats, hay, cotton, and tobacco suffer delays while pastures decline and milk output per cow remains near normal. Labor remains plentiful but costly.
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Ripken
Associated Press
Virginia
Ste Gane
John A. Hicks
Gopass
Who Is Sick Call the Wellman in Maurertown
A brief notice from WM. (Ip-11) Maurertown Virginia asks who is sick after drinking water from an open dug well and advises calling the Wellman for help.
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Maurertown
Ice Cream Cake and Candy Sale at June Festival
Market Street church hosts a sale of ice cream cake and candy during the June Festival on Friday June 13 from 5 to 10 pm. Proceeds support church activities and community projects.
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Market St. M
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Ulitie
Sghmeling
Market St. M. E
Messrs
Redmond
Norman and
Simpson
Port E. L
ODD Fellows
Dick” Byrd
Gray, Williams
Dr. McFaden
Stadium of the Handley High School
Lockhart Property
Senator Watson
The
C. E. McAllister
Kentucky
Ganesboro
E. G. McKenney
Front Royal, Va
Drouth
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