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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
5
Detroit overwhelmed Cleveland 13 to 4 after sixteen hits as the Indians fell apart in Cleveland. The Tigers remained near the top of the standings while other AL action unfolded with Yankees rolling to a 6-5 win over the Senators.
Cincinnati June 30 Kert lined into a double play with the bases loaded to cap a wild 10 9 St. Louis victory over the Reds. The Dodgers won the series opener 7 to 0.
Secretary Wilbur named Shenandoah National Park in Virginia as a prospective eastern national park and said land evacuation in eight counties should finish in two months. He noted Acadia in Maine opened, and cited eastern monuments like Yorktown Jamestown Wakefield and White Plains as examples of momentum in historic preservation.
The piece notes two historic sites Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia and Fort McHenry in Maryland as locations associated with the Star Spangled Banner. It highlights their relevance to American historical memory and the song's origins.
Grimes Virginia notes good attendance at Galilee Church for the nineteenth annual Stonewall District Sunday School convention with able speakers. A community dinner on the grounds was served. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned with social events and visits to Washington. Children and adults scheduled for upcoming Galilee events and services.
Farmers gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Taylor in a day’s harvest preview. They report wheat to be generally light this season and farmers are busy in the fields during the afternoon.
Services were held at Berryville for Mrs K Bonham who died in Winchester Memorial Hospital at 11 30 Tuesday night. Rev J M L Carr officiated at the home of Will Moore with interment in Edge Hill Cemetery Charles Town. Pallbearers included Floyd Dorsey Edward Dorsey Ralph Dorsey Nicholas Morrison Cecil Moffett Francis Lewis.
A widow is survived by five sisters including Mrs. E. P. Dorsey and Mrs. Anna Moore of Berryville and three brothers, Shade Moore, Will Moore of Berryville, and Nick Moore of Atlanta. The clipping also notes scattered quotes and natural history notes about moons perigee and a leopard seal.
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