St Louis Cardinals Hold Winchester Tryout Camp First Ever
The Cardinals announce their Winchester tryout camp on June 30 and July 1 as part of a nation wide series to discover young talent. Director George Silvey notes workouts start at 11 am for players aged 17 to 23. bring shoes gloves and a possible uniform. Expenses are refunded if signed to a Red Bird farm contract.
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Winchester
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
George Silvey
Red Bird
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Red Bird Farms
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Red’ Schoendienst
Sally Nemus
Gerry Staley
Stanly
Cardinal Baseball Empire
States
Canada
Red Birds
Russians Justify Berlin Seal as Security Move
The Russians claim moves to seal off West Berlin from the surrounding Soviet Zone are justified on security grounds due to Allied sectors becoming a hotbed of spies.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Lawn Party At Salem Church Near Reynak’s Store
A lawn party will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at Salem Methodist Church three miles north of Reynak’s Store. It is sponsored by the Youth Fellowship. The June Fidelis class gathering at First Baptist marked Mrs Basil Starkey’s going away.
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Salem Methodist Church
Reynak
The
Youth Fellowship
Fidelis Cla
First Baptist Church
Basil Starkey
Miller House
Starkey
Loring Wright, Jr
Charles Ritter
Paul Newlin
Torres Ritter
George Sumption
Troy Houston
Mrs Whitacre Improving After Charlottesville Operation
Mrs K F Whitacre formerly of this city is reported improving after an operation at Martha Jefferson Hospital Charlottesville. Mrs Richardson visits here arriving from New York City to spend two weeks with her mother Mrs Lewis Hyde Sr at W Boscawen Street Burnt Factory WSCS To Meet This Evening A joint meeting of the Burnt Factory Methodist Church WSCS and Loyal Workers Bible Class will be held at 8 o'clock this evening.
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K. F. Whitacre
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Charlottesville
Mrs. Richardson
Allen Richardson
New York City
Lewis Hyde, Sr
Boscawen St
Burnt Factory
WSCS
Loyal Workers Bible Class
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction to the highest bidder will be held Saturday July 19 1952 at eleven o'clock A M in front of the Winchester Court House door. The property is located about four miles south of Winchester on the east side of U S Highway 522 in the Shawnee district and contains 23 332 acres with improvements and rights as described in the deed of trust dated July 16 1951. Cash terms. Richard N Brooke Trustee.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Kermit Bolen
Mary E. Bolen
Harold H. Bolen
Frances L. Bolen
Richard N. Brooke
Circuit Court
Court House
Winchester
Richard N. Ae
Valley Settlement History Pages in Winchester Times
A reader brings a June 30 1897 Winchester Times excerpt detailing the Shenandoah Valley's first white settlement led by Alexander Ross and the Robert Brooks surveys of 1731 32. It describes Indian routes buffalo elk and deer pasturing, early crops and house types, and lists Frederick County officials appointed October 2 1743 with names such as Morgan Chester Vance Campbell Calmes Rutherford Neill McMahen Helms Hoge White Little. The piece notes court organization November 11 1743 in James Wood’s house with Wood as clerk Rutherford high sheriff Home surveyor and Porteus Steerman Johnson Newport as attorneys and jail planned.
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Verna Swimley
National Avenue
Star
Winchester Times
Alexander Ross
Robert Brooks
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick County
Morean Mogan
Thomas Chester
David Vance
Andrew Campbell
Marquis Calmes
Thomas Rutherford
Lewis Neill
William McMahen
Porteus
Mrs Mills Dies At Daughter's Home In Winchester
Mrs Elizabeth S Mills 78 widow of L R Mills died at her daughter's home 245 Shawnee Ave. She was born June 4 1874 at Shockeysville. Survived by five sons George R Mills Camden NJ John R Mills Helena MT Harvey C Mills Winchester Howard R Mills Stephens City Charles Mills Washington DC. three daughters Alfred White Gary IN Ray Curtis Winchester and Russell Ruble of Bunker Hill WV. one brother Arthur Stottlemyer Front Royal Road and one sister Mrs Russell Ritenour Stephens City. 31 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home by Rev J S Duckwall. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Remains resting at Jones Funeral Home.
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Elizabeths. Mills
L. R. Mills
Shawnee Avenue
Joecephus
Mary Adams Stottlemyer
Shockeysville
Jones Funeral Home
J.S. Duckwall
Mills
Mount Hebron
Leon Kishback Services In Pa
Funeral services for Leon R Kishback 67 who died Wednesday night on duty at the Fort George Club where he worked will be held tomorrow.
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Leon R Kishback
Fort George Club
Coroner Chester Appointed and 1749 Frederick County Deed
The article notes Chester was appointed coroner. It closes with a deed from James Wood to Morgan Morgan and other Frederick County justices for 26 lots of a half acre each plus two 33 foot streets. The deed is dated March 9 1749.
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Chester
Frederick County
James Wood
Morgan Morgan
Obituary Notice for Kishback Kishback at Ashland
The body of Kishback Kishback died in Ashland. Born January 27, 1885 in Rockport Pennsylvania he was the son of the late Jacob and Elizabeth Kishback. He lived in Winchester for 25 years and was a member of the Reformed Church of Pennsylvania. Survived by three sisters Mrs Charles V Miller Spring City Pa Mrs Robert C Gordon Flourtown Pa and Mrs Fred T Bear Wilmington Delaware. Interment will be at Gordon near Ashland.
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Kull
Ashland
Rockport
Jacob and
Elizabeth Schmieskers Kishback
Winchester
Reformed Church of Pennsylvania
Charles V. Miller
Spring City
Robert C. Gordon
Flourtown
Fred T Bear
Wilmington
Delaware
Omps Funeral
Gordon, Pa
James R. Smith 74 Dies in Winchester Hospital
James Robert Smith of Brucetown died at 11 yesterday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital after several weeks as a patient. He was a retired Dunn Woolen Company employee and longtime superintendent of Bruce town Methodist Sunday School. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Bruce town Methodist Church with Rev. Emory Ellmore officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Robert Smith
Brucetown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
M. G. Smith
Frederick County
Dunn Woolen Company
Mim Purcell
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Leon Kishback
James Smith
Plymouth Cranbrook
Frederick Motors
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