All-Stars Edge Staunton 1 to 0 in Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars edge Staunton 1 to 0 as Joe Stankus limits Staunton to two hits. Lacy McFall scores on Stankus fly to left in the second inning. Ray Baker leads at the plate with three hits in four at bats.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Staunton
Joe Stankus
William and Mary
Hamilton
Lacy McFall
Stankus
Ray Baker
Abho Staunton
A. Bibb
Harris
Shaver
Huffman
Cupp
Dey
Burgress
Howie
Nesbitt
L. McFall
Goodwin
Stephens
Ly. McFall
Baker
Downing
All Stars
Bibb
Ramey and Armstrong
Charlottesville
All-Stars
Albemarle
Lyle McFall
Huggman
All-Day Meeting At Bennett's Chapel Draws Large Attendance
Front Royal June 17 large attendance at Bennett's Chapel all day meeting. Morning sermon by Rev W F Locke of Winchester and afternoon services led by Rev W O Talbert formerly of Winchester. A grounds picnic followed with music by the local choir directed by H E Smith and organ by Charles F Heard of Shenandoah county.
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Front Royal
Bennett's Chapel
W. F. Locke
Winchester
W. O. Talbert
D. D
H. E. Smith
Charles F. Heard
Shenandoah County
Marriage License Issued In Front Royal for Figgins and Walthers
A marriage license was issued Saturday in Front Royal Virginia to James F Figgins and Amanda Walthers. Rev H mon performed the ceremony. Figgins is listed as a laborer. The piece notes a fabric named De Laine, short for muslin de laine meaning Wool Muslin.
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Front Royal
James F
Amanda Walthers
Figgins
Supervisors Seek New Vote For Warren County Court House Bond
Front Royal June 17. The Warren County Board of Supervisors unanimously approves a resolution calling for a new bond issue election to fund a county court house. No election date set. The Warren-Rappahannock schools system will not seek a new bond for school buildings and will apply for a loan from the Virginia Literary and Athletic Fund instead due to recent Virginia Supreme Court Appeals rulings invalidating the prior bond election.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Warren County
G. Tyler Miller
Warren-Rappahannock County
Riverton
Virginia Literary and Athletic Fund
Virginia Supreme Court Appeals
Shenandoah Valley League Standings and Week Schedule
Front Royal leads with 8 to 5 victory over Charlottesville. Staunton edged Culpeper 1 0 while Harrisonburg beat Heurich 9 8. Week games list Front Royal at Charville Sunday and matchups Tuesday Staunton at Harrisonburg Wednesday Heurich at Charlottesville Harrisonburg at Waynesboro.
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Front Royal
Staunton
Culpeper
Harrisonburg
Heurich
Orange
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Charville
Social and Personal News from Front Royal Virginia
Mrs Carter Dearing and daughter Dorothy Ann spend time with Ann Buck and Mattie Brown in Front Royal. Elizabeth Major returns to Washington after visiting Riverside with the Majors. Mrs Mary Burruss returns from Washington after her son Rev Charles Burruss wed Laura Soulder at Marvin Methodist Church.
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Front Royal
Carter Dearing
Dorothy Ann Dearing
Washington, D.C
Ann Buck
Mattie Brown
Elizabeth Major
Washington, D. C
Riverside
Mrs
Julian N. Major
Mary Burruss
Charles Carroll Burruss
Laura Katherine Soulder
Marvin Methodist Church
Washington
Mrs. Moseby
Louis Melton
Maple Shade
Virginia game commission weighs new warm water hatchery site
N. R. Butler of Pennsylvania praised Warren County hatchery as among the nation's best at a Virginia Commission on Game and Inland Fisheries meeting in Front Royal. The panel reviewed 140 potential Eastern Virginia hatchery sites for warm water species including largemouth bass and silver perch, with a final location decision set for next year. Attendees included Carl Nolting, B. W. Strass, Thomas Herring, Judge Snow, Richard Crane, C. H. Hanley, and G. W. Buller.
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Front Royal
N. R. Butler
Pennsylvania
Virginia Commission On Game and Inland Fisheries
Warren County Court House
United States
Virginia
Carl H. Nolting
Louisa
B. W. Strass
Tazewell
Thomas W. Herring
Harrisonburg
S. W. Snow
Alexandria
Richard Crane
Westover
C. H. Hanley
Richmond
G. W. Buller
Work starts on Front Royal municipal building
Town manager L B Dutrow announced this morning the Front Royal municipal building work began today. Contractor Guy Peters has arrived and Allen J Saville of Richmond is expected this afternoon. The structure will rise on Royal avenue between the Methodist parsonage and the Front Royal Baptist Church and will be built of native limestone.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
Guy Peters
Allen J. Saville
Richmond
Royal Avenue
Front Royal Baptist Church
O. R. Bowen House Razed By Fire
The Relief Fire Department of Front Royal responded to an alarm for a blaze at a small house owned by O. R. Bowen. Occupied by Ray Thorpe and family, the home was destroyed due to lack of water. The loss was estimated at 250 dollars with no insurance.
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Front Royal
Relief Fire Department
O. R. Bowen
Ray Thorpe
Bowen
Training School Opens Today At R M Academy
The Bal timore Conference Training School for Pastors and Lay Workers begins its eighth session at Randolph Macon Academy in Front Royal Virginia with Rev Dr W F Quillian of Nashville delivering the opening address at 8 pm This feature precedes the unlisted motion pictures of last year s commencement highlights and a two week schedule of lectures and readings by church leaders and educators from Chicago Nashville Dallas and Roanoke
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Front Royal
Baltimore
W. F. Quillian
Board of Christian Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Nashville
Tenn
Randolph- Macon Academy
Quillian
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
D. C
Edwin D. Mouton
Methodist Episcoe Church
South
Charlotte
Norman E. Richardson
Theological Seminary
Chicago
Leadership
J. Fisher Simpson
Nashville, Tenn
Mary DeBardeeben
Woman's Work
General Board of Missions
Davis Estimates Wheat Incomes for 1934
Chester C. Davis, AAA Administrator, estimated 1934 cash income from wheat including adjustment payments at 380 million dollars the highest in four years. The figure compares with 365 million in 1933 and 195 million in 1932.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Priest Held By Bandits Rescued
The United States legation said Swatow reports confirm Rev. Father Harold Bush of Medford Massachusetts, believed captured by bandits, was rescued June 15 by Chinese forces.
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Peiping
United States
Legation
Harold Bush
Medford
Mass
New Manager Appointed at Ward Store in City
W. E. Myers of Asheville North Carolina has been named manager of the Montgomery Ward store here effective this morning. Myers brings years of mercantile experience including previous Ward management in Asheville and work with other large retailers. He plans to relocate his family to Winchester at the earliest convenience.
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W. E. Myers
Asheville
N. C
Montgomery Ward
Myers
Ward
Winchester
Quesenberry pleads guilty in liquor conspiracy case
Thomas Quesenberry, a mountaineer, pleads guilty in Federal District Court to conspiracy to violate liquor provisions after a March liquor raid murder of Clarence J. McClary. Ten Loudoun county men indicted in Norfolk in May plead not guilty. trial set for 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Alexandria
Thomas Quesenberry
Clarence J. McClary
Federal District Court
Loudoun County
Norfolk
Quesenberry
Joe Clarke Hoge
Leesburg
Graham T. Legge
Shelby Cole
Harry Adams
Robert W. Edmonson
Abraham Cole Phillips
James Monroe Gray
Posey F. Phillips
Clifton Charles Jewell
Raymond Jewell
Norris Seeks Amendment To Limit Supreme Court Power
Senator Norris proposed a constitutional amendment to bar the Supreme Court from striking down congressional acts unless seven of nine justices concur or the decision occurs within six months after enactment. The NRA's future legislation at this session remains an open question as stated by new chief James L. O'Neill.
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Washington
Norris
R-Neb
Supreme Court
Congress
NRA
James L. O'Neill
Baer and Conqueror End Bout With Symbolic Kiss
In Long Island City the 15 round bout ends with Baer kissing his conqueror as he fails to prove the iron man’s crown. The act symbolizes Baer’s loss of the title.
Park Baseball Statistics Summary
Park Baseball Statistics lists teams and results with totals. The standings show 12 wins and 1 loss for a .924 winning percentage, mentioning teams such as Front Royal All-Stars Williamsport Wild Cats Majestic Radio and others across Martinsburg Hagerstown and Fredericksburg.
Glass Warns Government Out of Order Will Bring Disaster
Medford Mass June 17 United States Senator Carter former secretary of the Treasury assailed the New Deal saying a government out of its constitutional order is certain to bring disaster He noted a square deal and warned against distributing cards too unevenly at Taft's College exercises Cornelia Otis Skinner Sarah Wambaugh and Theodore White Norcross were also honored with degrees.
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Medford
Mass
United States
Carter
D-Va
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Cornelia Otis Skinner
New York
Sarah Wambaugh
Theodore White Norcross
United States Forest Service
Virginia ready to go forward Smith says
Smith announces Virginia is ready to proceed with a federal relief program under direct supervision while urging cooperation from state and municipal authorities. He warns the administration would be charged with buying elections but expresses confidence in banks and General Motors hiring supporters. Hopkins notes April relief rolls fall modestly due to better business and seasonal agricultural hiring.
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Banks
General Motors
Hopkins
Six Reported In for Special Duty in West Virginia
Six members of Company I have been engaged for special police duty in West Virginia by the Standard Stone and Lime Company. At Martinsburg about 100 men reported for work at the quarry this morning, with labor troubles easing as operations resumed last Tuesday and daily increases in crews.
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West Virginia
Standard Stone and Lime Company
Martinsburg
Handley High announces summer school registration
Handley High School invites students in grades seven through twelve who were enrolled last year to register for summer work at the Handley building on Wednesday morning. If registrations are sufficient, summer sessions will begin Monday, June 24.
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Handley High School
Handley Building
Trap Shooters Ready for Double Program at Keyser Events
Winchester Gun Club sends eight members to the eastern zone shoot in Keyser and the West Virginia state shoot at Meadow Lark Gun Club. The program runs June 19 and 20 for the eastern zone and the following two days for the state event, with champions Walter Beavers and L G Dana among likely attendees and Governor Kump to present trophies.
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Winchester
Messrs
Cuthbert and
Seabright
West Virginia Association
Meadow Lark
Walter Beavers
Berwyn
L. G. Dana
Derrict
City
John Sanders
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
H. G. Kump
Keyser
A. N. Davis
Charleston
Locals overpower visitors as two wins boost streak
Hagerstown swept Winchester and Fredericksburg in a doubleheader. Lunsford allowed seven hits in the opener, Keller starred with five hits in the two games, and Jewett shut down the Fredericksburg attack for a win.
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Keller
Lunsford
Hagerstown
Moore
Woodman
Jewett
Spong
Barshares
G Nett
Oak Love Morin
Lushbaugh
P. Oa
Winchester AB
Po Patton
Curry
Eaton
Gap Forsythe
Burch
Brent
Crowl
Perry
Anderson
Fredericksburg
Po Christy
Sullivan
Christy
Hefflin
Reach
Winchester
Smith
Forsythe
Patton
Butcher
Vewelt
Innins
Workers vote to arbitrate Toledo Edison wage strike
Union electrical workers of the Toledo Edison Company accepted arbitration for a 20 percent wage increase, ending the strike. They will return to work tomorrow as arbitration findings are binding. Central Labor Union plans a possible sympathy strike if broader action is approved, potentially affecting 20 000 workers.
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Olivers. Farm Equipment Company
Central Labor Union
Toledo
Union Electrical Workers of
Toledo Edison Company
Lions Defeat Independents in Fast Offense Victory
The Lions Club softball team routed the Independent Athletic Club with a strong start, scoring 7 runs in the first inning and adding 1, 3, and 1 in subsequent frames. Ind A C managed 3, 2, and 1 across the innings as Lions finished ahead 8 to 1 in the final score.
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Lions Club
Independent Athletic Club
Lions
Ind. A. C
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the Culpeper
Herb Hash
University of Richmond
Ace
Douglas
Lowery
Orange Orange
Bennett’s Sun
Figgins-Walthers
Shenandoah Valley League
Club Pet
Charlottenville
Henry Downing
8. Byrne Downing, Sr
Bel Air
Humphrey Harnsberger
Francis Tait
Bim and
Barrie Cook
George Macatee
Hilton Freeman
Jolia Harnsberger
J. B. Harnsberger
Portia
Carrie Spencer
Dorothy K. Smith
Suray
Arthur Carroll
A. N. Carroll
Charles Dearmont
White Post
Carroll
Mabel Branson
Vera
Woodstock
Elsie Young
Virginia Downing
Warren County Hatcheries
R.M. Academy
Umphrey Lee
Highland Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Texas
Paul Berger
Roanoke
Paul
Terry
Richardson
Simpson
Jesus
Davis
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Little Fellows
Central Press Association, Inc
Tom Quesenberry
Max Beer
James J. Brad
Paramount Cabbies
Millwood A. C
Chevy Chase, Md
Woodpoint
Williamsport Wild Cats
Majestic Radio
Phil
Moorefield
W. Va
Winchester Club
Meadow Lake
Canada
E. E .Cuthbert
C. J. Renner
C. B. Stickley
B. J. Hillidge
R. T. Jones
F. W. Pingley
Willis F. Anderson
Arthur Seabright
Hagerstown Woodmen
Nebraska City
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