Athletes celebrate pennant and weekend games
The Philadelphia Athletics celebrated their 1930 World Series pennant by defeating the Indians 4 to 1. The Red Sox won 3 to 2 over the White Sox to improve to fifth place. Detroit trounced the Yankees 8 to 5 in New York while Boston beat Chicago 9 to 3 in Chicago.
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Marberry Delivers Relief To Save Senators Win
Washington defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 for their tenth straight victory as Fred Marberry provided key relief pitching yesterday.
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Martinsburg May Succeed in Getting Atlantic League Games
Joe Gambria owner of the Hagerstown Club in the Middle Atlantic League proposed moving most week day games of the second half to Martinsburg W V He discussed the plan with Lewis H Thompson former Mountaineers leader and suggested a Hagerstown Martinsburg entry with Sunday games only in Martinsburg A final decision was pending and expected within a day or so
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Albright Family Visits Greenspring and Martinsburg Guests
Greenspring Virginia notes report Mr and Mrs Roy Albright and children of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Wilson. Amelia Shirley is visiting her aunt Mrs E P Nagely for a while.
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Local social notes from visitors and guests
Misses Dora Braithwaite Lottie Strobridge and Messrs Roy Fries Russell McCormick spent the weekend with friends in Washington. Mr and Mrs Roy Ashton and their daughter Clara May visited friends near Washington. Miss Lucille Smith of Winchester stayed Thursday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Fries. Miss Garnetta Wilson is spending the week near Hedgesville with friends.
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Hedgesville
Children’s Day Service Planned at Stephens City Church
The Sunday School of the United Brethren Church at Stephens City prepares a Children’s Day program for the fourth Sunday in June at 8 pm in the theatre building bought for church use. It will be directed by Mrs. Luther Wise and Mrs. Joseph Strode with music led by Mrs. Harry Hicks.
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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid itching relief, lasting healing after few applications, and notes Baker's Drug Store keeps the original bottle at 85 cents. The ad ends with a quip about marriage licenses and divorces.
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Grange To Hold Farmers' Picnic in Middletown
Middletown Va June 16 It has been decided to hold a farmers picnic at Middletown July 25 sponsored by the Grange Patrons of Husbandry with several speakers of national reputation. The program of a fee will be announced later.
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The Literary Digest Asks Why the White Man Is White
A brief literary debate notes the Journal’s inquiry into racial identity and heritage, examining perceptions of whiteness and cultural history through contemporary discourse.
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