Front Royal All Stars Top Harrisonburg 1 0 In Lone Run Win
Front Royal All-Stars defeated Harrisonburg 1 to 0 to stay atop the Valley League standings. Joe Stankus pitched four hits allowed and Downing scored the only run on an infield and Lacy McFall’s RBI single. Attendance marked the season high for Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal All-Stars
Harrisonburg
Stankus
Front Royal
Joe Stankus
Schmidt
Downing
Lacy McFall
Lyle McFall
Rapp
Culpeper
Stars
Walter Beall
Bobby Cassell
Cassell
Douglas
Brown
Nessbitt
Goodwin
Baker
Nesbitt
McFall Brothers
Lewis
Campbell
Stephens
Trial Justice Fines Several
This morning in trial justice court Charlie Linkous of Harmony Hollow C C C was found guilty of reckless driving fined ten dollars and costs with the fine suspended if he quits driving the camp truck Irving Redman was found guilty on a charge of illegal parking fined ten dollars and costs with the fine suspended Captain John L DeWitt asked State Police Officer Turner Slaughter to issue all camp drivers Virginia living permits and ex arated for the drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Trial Justice Court
Charlie Linkous
Harmony Hollow C. C. C
Irving Redman
Yso
John L. DeWitt
Turner A. Slaughter
Virginia
First Band Concert Tonight in Front Royal
The Front Royal Municipal Band will give the first concert of the season tonight at 7 45 on the portico of Warren County High School. Directed by Captain G C Dean, the ensemble includes members from the former Front Royal band Jimmy Doman's orchestra the Warren County High School band and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal Municipal Band
Warren County High School
Capt
G. C. Dean
Jimmy Doman
Quality Sheep To Be Cried at Berryville Sale
David M. Cloyd county agent announces a sale for farmers to buy purebred sheep. C. C. Funkhouser Clarke county agent will conduct the sale next Saturday in Berryville featuring Shropshire and Hampshire breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
David M. Cloyd
C. C. Funkhouser
Clarke County
Berryville
New Stop Sign Installed at East Main and Roy al Avenue
Town manager L. B. Dutrow announced a new rubber stop sign was placed in the east bound lane of West Main street at Main and Roy al avenue. He said many people ignored the old sign and offenders will be arrested going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
West Main Street
Main and
Royal Avenue
Two Weekend Fire Alarms Hit Riverton and Randolph-Macon
Fire siren from the Relief Fire Department sounded two general alarms over the weekend. The first alarm from Riverton proved false. The second, after midnight, was triggered by a burning automobile owned by a colored employee of Randolph-Macon Academy. the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Relief Fire Department
Riverton
Randolph-Macon Academy
Shenandoah Valley League Weekend Results and Standings
Sunday results include Front Royal 1 Harrisonburg 0 Waynesboro 9 Heurich 3 Culpeper 5 Orange 0 Charlottesville 7 Staunton 1. Saturday scores Harrisonburg 8 Heurich 5 Staunton 8 Waynesboro 2 Front Royal 5 Culpeper 3. Upcoming games Waynesboro at Culpeper Tuesday Waynesboro at Charlottesville Wednesday. Standings Culpeper 6 1 .867 Front Royal 6 1 .857 Waynesboro 5 2 .714 Heurich 3 4 .429 Harrisonburg 3 4 .429 Charlottesville 3 4 .429 Staunton 1 6 .143 Orang 1 6 .143 Note Front Royal could lead with seven straight victories if protest against Heurich is upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Heurich
Culpeper
Orange
Charlottesville
Staunton
the Heurich
Orang
Community Social Roundup at Front Royal
Front Royal notes reveal a weekend of visits and greetings as Judge Carson hosts a surprise birthday tea for Mrs. Little of Norfolk. Many locals travel, host, or return from trips to Broadway, Baltimore, Richmond, Woodstock, and Virginia Beach with updates on school and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
A. C. Carson
Miss Sue Craig Wins Methodist Forensic Meet
Greenville Virginia's Miss Sue Craig won the oratorical contest at the Baltimore Conference Training School for Pastors and Lay Workers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Her topic was Why Support our Home and Foreign Missions. She earned a scholarship to the Young People's Conference at Massanetta Springs. Alternate was Lee Lap Buckman of Lewisburg, Virginia. Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon delivered the annual sermon on The Christian Conception of God with points God is Spirit God is Light and God is Love. Dr Umphrey Lee preached the evening sermon on Jeremiah 6 16 As for the old paths walk therein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Sue Craig
Greenville
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edwin D. Mouzon
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Charlotte
N. C
Front Royal Methodist Church
Mouzon
God
Umphrey Lee
Highland Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Texas
Jeremiah
Reckless Driving Guilty In Intersection Accident
Judge Weems found Raymond Cutshaw of Martinsburg West Virginia guilty of reckless driving after a minor collision at the Boscawen and Braddock streets intersection. Earl Fries of this city faced no liability as Fries had cleared the intersection first before Cutshaw entered. The court ordered payment of the case costs and repair of the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boscawen
Braddock
Weems
Raymond Cutshaw
Martinsburg
W. Va
Earl Fries
Fries
Cutshaw
Charles G. Warden Dies After Hip Injury at Summer Home
Charles G. Warden, 74, of Washington DC, died in Memorial Hospital from injuries after a fall that fractured his hip on grounds of his summer home near Blumont Virginia. He is survived by his widow Pattie Otey Compton and a son Bruce Warden. funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at his Georgetown residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Warden
Washington, D. C
Memorial Hospital
Blumont
Warden
Georgetown
Washington
Pattie Otey Compton
Old Episcopal Female Institute
Winchester
J. C. Wheat
Bruce Warden
Martinsburg Strike Ends at Lime and Stone Plant
A work stoppage at Kelley Is land Lime and Stone Company in Martinsburg ended after a Friday night vote to return to work. The April 24 strike followed a walkout at Standard Lime and Stone quarry, which reopened June 13 with about 150 workers on site. An investigation continues into a power disruption attempt at the Standard quarry. Police report 500 pounds of dynamite, 200 blasting caps and 1,100 feet of fuse stolen by a Waynesboro company. 40 undetonated sticks were found on the quarry property tied to a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Island Lime and Stone Company
Martinsburg
Standard Lime and Stone Quarry
Standard
Apeeen
Waynesboro
Standard Quarry
Waynesboro Company
Wellen Draws Another Term For Drunkenness
In Police Court this morning Jess Wellen was re sent to six months on the State farm for habitual drunkenness after a prior appeal. Judge Williams suspended the sentence previously but ordered monthly reports. violation could trigger the original term. Other defendants included Charlie McDonald and Earnest Tawney each fined $10.25 for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Wellen
Wellen
State Farm
Williams
Corporation Court
Charlie McDonald
Mr. Jackson
Earnest Tawney
West Water Street
Bishop Wormeley Visits Clarke and Winchester
Mr. Carter Wormeley well known Virginia press bureau director, called the "Bishop," is visiting at Rosemont near Berryville as guest of Senator Harry F. Byrd and wife. He was also a visitor in Winchester today. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Johnson and their recent Lynchburg wedding, stopping with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnston on East Piccadilly Street before moving to Lynchburg. Mrs. O W Eaton of Capon Bridge, W. Va., visits with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormeley
Clarke
Carter Wormeley
Virginia Press Bureau
Richmond
Rosemont
Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Winchester
Mr. Johnston
Samuel N. Johnson
Lynchburg
Atlantic City
East Seashore
C .E. Johnston
East Piccadilly Street
O. W. Eaton
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Paul Smith
North Braddock Street
Leaders to Seek Roosevelt View on Tax Program
Leaders aim to move the omnibus banking bill from the Senate banking committee for action before July 1. The article also notes historical points about hockey’s origins, General Custer’s dog skull relic at the University of Minnesota, and the global fact that seven acres of land feed one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Page
Senate Banking Committee
Market In Stocks Noted Mixed Activity In New York
June 24 market notes show stocks fluctuating within a narrow range after an opening surge. Trade news remained muted with no Washington changes, grains lagged on weather gains, cotton eased, bonds moved up, and foreign exchanges held steady with minor call money gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
France
Closing stock prices on the exchange
Today’s closing quotations show Allied Chemical at 152, American Can 141, AT&T 127 1 4, American Smelters 42 1 4, Atch Topeka 8S 47 3 8, Bethlehem Steel 26 1 2, Chrysler 49 5 8, Consolidated Gas of New Jersey 26 3 8, Corn Products 76 3 8, General Motors 33 5 8, General Electric 26 5 8, Goodyear 18, International Harvester 45 1 2, Johns Manville 53 1 4, Montgomery Ward 28 1 8, New York Central 17 3 4, Penn Railroad 23 1 2, Standard Oil of New Jersey 49 1 8, Union Pacific 106, U S Steel 33 7 8, Woolworth 63 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Tel. & Tel
American Smelters
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of N. J
Corn Products
General Motors
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain quotations and cash markets across Chicago and peers
Futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats rye barley lard bellies and wheat at Chicago and Baltimore markets. Includes June 24 closing figures for wheat 79 14 July 79 2 and December 82 12 for wheat and various corn oats rye barley lard and belies quotations with cash grain bids in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Markets Report June 24
Livestock and produce markets feature cattle 850 head with prices steady from last week. Fed yearling steers top at 9.50, grass steers 8.75 to 9.35, fat cows 6.00 to 5.00, slaughter steers 6.00 to 10.25, heifers 4.00 to 8.50, calves up to 8.50, hogs mixed gains, sheep and lambs steady with lambs up 25 cents and top 9.35. Philadelphia live poultry prices listed for Plymouth Rocks to White Leghorns, dressed poultry, eggs and other produce notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Bride Island
Long Island
U. S. Dept. Agro
U. S
Local Markets Report Nonspecific Prices and Notes
The notice lists wholesale and retail flour prices for patent and general brands, various bag weights, feeders, and dairy products. It also includes stray market figures for corn meal, scratch feed, mixed feed, and butter, followed by a short item noting Mr. Charles N. Fansler of Laredo, Texas, visiting his parents in Woodland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Kasco
Aera En Nee Patent Brand
Repacuane
Charles N. Fansler
Laredo, Tex
Mrs
Charles T. Fansler
Woodland Avenue
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Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Trial Justice
Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal News
Edward Andrews
Kate Kline
Broadway
Alice McKay
Virginia Beach
Miss McKay
Bryne Downing
Flint Hill
E. D. Poulton
Hollins College
Chester Street
Harry Reid
Mrs. Earl
Madison County
John McClure
Virginia McClure
Minneapolis, Minnesota
McChure
Edward Jackson
Susan Marshall
Shrinemont
Orkney Springs
Marshall
Humphrey Harnsberger
J. B. Harnsberger
Mr. Thurston Branham
New
Shannon
Benton Ray
Jean Harmon
Roger Payne
Afton Inn
George Carrington
Woodstock
St Catherine’s School
Carrington
Belle Carson
Thurston Branham
Neville Major
Hilton Freeman
Freeman
Julia Harnsberger
Mabel Branson
T. Sam ‘Duncan
Aston Inn
Cass ‘Rust
Mrs. Parree
I. G. Bierer
Helen Payne
Ellen Earle Jones
Teachers College
Massanetta
Mitchell
Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City
Missouri
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Bury Fen
Brothers
Tebbutt
Virginia Water Club
T. Blackett
George Custer
University of Minneapolis
Little Big Horn
Minneapolis
Custer
Kellogg’s
Tology
Buncutter Lire Co
Wenders
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power CO
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Apple Storage, Inc
Pairmont Avenue
Loudoun Street
Peyton Street
N. Main St
E. Waters Street
South Braddock Street
Dodge Avenue
S. Cameron St
Alvin Dick
Grimes
E. W. Collis
Millwood Ave
A. B. Gas Range
South Main Street
Care Star
Delco
Parker Armature Company
South Loudoun St
Blue Porcelain AB Gas
Morningside Drive
C. N. Cooper
Kernstown
Victrola
Fairmont Ave
Fairmont Avenue
C. B. Smalls and Son
National Avenue
P. O
Bearera
J. Frank Bayliss
Capon Lake Inn
Intermont
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Ae Eee
Wilmer F. Shryock
A. D. Mack
c/o Lester Piano Factory
Chestnut Street
Pech
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