Winchester Junior Legion Narrowly Falls to Harrisonburg
The Winchester Junior Legion lost to Harrisonburg 6 to 5 ending their Legion tournament run. Coach Leon Pope stated the team would not disband and remaining games with Culpeper Hagerstown and other area juniors are planned. The tight game featured a late rally and a four run third inning before the decisive final inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Leon Pope
Culpepper
Hagerstown
Harrisonburg
Bailey
LaVecchia
Jimmy Foltz
Will construction suit over Abram R. Spencer estate in Virginia
The Commercial and Savings Bank files suit to interpret the Spencer will to identify beneficiaries and their shares, authorize estate administration, sale of decedent's realty, and distribution of proceeds. Defendants Frank Spencer Minerva Green Cecelia Spencer and Connie Bailey, if non residents, are ordered to appear within ten days after publication to protect interests. Clerk P J Marshall signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spencer
Abram R. Spencer
Minerva Green
Cecelia Spencer
Connie Bailey
P. J. Marshall
Herbert S. Larrick
P. A
Winning Run Seals Seventh In Final Frame
A dramatic late rally produced the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning as the game concluded with a narrow victory. The decisive hit came with two outs, delivering the final margin and securing the win for the home team.
Cantabile Choir Sings in Sunsetves Season Opener at Luray
The Cantible choir of Winchester directed by Jay H. Lowden opened the Sunsetves season at the Luray Singing Tower with a choral call to worship and three anthems. It followed with a secular concert at the Minslyn hotel, drawing attendees from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantible Choir
Winchester
Jay H. Lowden
Luray Singing Tower
Goss
Wesley
Neumark
Mr. Lowden
Minslyn Hotel
Luray
Jail Sentence for Avery in Winchester Burglary Case
Joseph D. Avery received a 12 month jail term from Judge Elliott Marshall in corporation court for breaking and entering the Levi Harris shoe shine shop in Winchester and stealing about $19. Dabney W. Watts represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Avery
Elliott Marshall
Corporation Court
Avery
Levi Harris
Winchester
Dabney W. Watts
Probation Given to Charles Compton by Judge Marshall
Charles Compton received probation after a one year jail sentence for breaking and entering and auto larceny. Judge Elliott Marshall suspended the jail term after a probation report and set three year probation on each charge to run concurrently.
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Charles Compton
Elliott Marshall
Marshall
Compton
Market Quotations Stock Report From New York
Market quotations show slight advances with many leaders retreating as labor tensions and coal impasse temper heavy industry output. Mixed bidding reflects optimism on business and recession fears easing while foreign factors temper moves. Notable names fluctuated, including U S Steel Bethlehem Goodyear N Y Central Standard Oil and Anaconda amid a broad list of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Goodyear
N. Y. Central
Standard Oil
Anaconda
International Harvester
King and Sperry
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Republic Steel
Public Service of N. J
American Water Works
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting
Westinghouse
Air Reduction
J. C. Penney
Philip Morris
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed
The page lists correct quiz answers: 1 A Lajos Dianyes, 3 Estonia Latvia Lithuania, 4 He hanged himself, 5 Wellington, 6 No, 7 8400000000 dollars, 8 One sits, 9 Maryland, 10 Albert Lebrun. Also notes spade fish or angel fish of the Atlantic is nearly circular and prized for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lajos Dianyes
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Wellington
Maryland
Albert Lebrun
Atlantic Ocean
July 2 sales listings for Florence Denny and Dyke Farm
Sales directory notes two July auctions. At 10 a m Mrs Florence Denny of 3128 Washington St Winchester offers electrical appliances and furniture. At 11 a m Dyke Farm, 5 miles north Winchester off U S Route 11 at Stephenson offers Ayrshire Guernsey and Holstein calves.
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Dyke Farm
Winchester
Stephenson
Florence Denny
Washington St
U. S
Ayrshire
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Report June 30
Baltimore market notes show apples Bubas and eastern crates USIs with varied potato and sweet potato quotes. Poultry demand dull for most items though fryers and broilers bring 32-35 cents. eggs and butter receipts large. wholesale cattle hogs sheep quotes and receipts detailed with price ranges and stock conditions.
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Baltimore
N. J
Ben Davis
N. C
Usis
N. J. Bu. Hamp
Jerseys
N. C. Ee Bas
Nancy Halls
Fresh Shorn Ewes Offered At Steady Prices
Market notes list steady and good quality fresh shorn ewes priced 8 to 8.50 and common and medium stock around 4.75 to 5. Medium and common grades shown at 4.70 to 5.00 with steady demand. Buyers seek quality local flocks.
Local Market Prices and Grain Feeds Listed
The listing shows daily corrected local wholesale and retail market prices for flour, corn meal, and grains such as barley and wheat, plus feed items including egg mash, cracked corn, broiler mash, and turkey grower. Butterfat and sugar-related items appear with wholesale quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iesse
Eccce
Market Report Prices for Eggs and Poultry at Winchester
Agriculture Dept Markets Division reports prices paid for eggs by grade and size F O B Winchester. U S Grade A extra large 55 per dozen, large 53, medium 45, Grade B 48, pullets 32, trades 39. Live poultry prices in Winchester area by dressing plants: heavy breed hens 26c per lb, Leghorn hens 22c, heavy breed broilers 29c, Leghorn 20c, roosters 14 115c, turkeys young toms 22c per lb, young hens under 18 lb 26 44, young hens over 18 lb 24, old toms 21 14, old hens 25c per lb.
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Winchester
U. S
Grain futures rise on heavy Iowa rains stall flood damage
Chicago grain prices opened firmer as rains in flood damaged Iowa areas support futures. Wheat July 2.16 3-4 Sep 2.12 1-4 Dec 2.11 1-2 3-4 May 2. Corn July 1.96 1-2 1-4 Sep 1.77 7-8 1-4 Dec 1.60 3-4 5-8 May 1.57 5-8 Oats July 96 1-2 3-8 Sep 84 3-4 Dec 83 1-4 May 79 3-4 Lard Sep 19.50.
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Chicago
Iowa
Jly
Oats
Lard
Realty Transfers in Winchester and Frederick County
Property transfers list multiple deeds in Winchester and surrounding Frederick County. Transactions include Pauline Fry Butsler to Pearl E. Hudson of a lot on 118 East Monmouth Street, Arthur S. Orndorff to Floyd Newton Alger of two lots, and L M Allen to Dorothy Gilpin Allen for undivided interests in eastern Winchester. Additional notices cover Mary Whitacre to Behe Adams in Gainesboro District, LaRue Shifflett to James Patterson in Stonewall District, C C L Jenkins to Esther Crisman near Na in Route 654, E Earl Shade to Shade Equipment Company on the Winchester Martinsburg turnpike, Pearl Hudson to Robert Cater in Acorn Heights, and John Gossland to Joe Rush of 0.554 acres plus improvements.
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Pauline Fry Butsler
Pearl E. Hudson
Monmouth St
Winchester
Arthur S. Orndorff
Flyod Newton Alger
Loudoun Bt
L. M. Allen
Dorothy Gilpin Allen
East St
Frederick County
Katie E. Grove
Virgie Sargent Tobin
Stephens City
Marlboro Road
Mary A. Whitacre
Adams
Gainesboro
LaRue B. Shifflett
James Patterson
Stonewall
Cc. L. Jenkins
Esther R. Crisman
Nain
Earl Shade
Shade Equip. Co., Inc
Winchester-Martinsburg
Robert W. Cater
Acorn Heights
John K. Gossland
Joe M. Rush
Property Transfers Around Winchester and Back Creek Districts
A sequence of land and lot transfers is recorded across Winchester area districts including Shawnee, Openquon, Stonewall, and Back Creek. Transactions cover parcels near Mt. Falls, Vaucluse, Nineveh, and Berryville turnpike with varied acreages and improvements. Notable names include Lyle Jones Mildred Con, Gibbons, Hillyard Guthridge, Willie Mae Mitchell, Lee Place, J. C. Allen, J. E. Sartelle, W. Headley, Aubrey Grim, Reuben Hulver, Langford Leach, Frank Armstead, Buckley and Lagos, and several others. Considerations total at least $3,375 in documented sums and encompass residences, farms, and unimproved tracts.
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Mt. Falls
Back Creek
Lyle Jones
Mildred Constable
Gibbons
Winchester
Bertie J. Hillyard
Earl Guthridge
Shawnee
Willie Mae Mitchell
Clyde L. Hershman
Preston N. Place
Lee A. Place
Berryville Turnpike
A. Place
John C. Allen
M. C. Copenhaver
J. E. Sartelle
Pennsylvania Ave
Loudoun Manor
Emma Pifer
Reuben H. Hulver
J. Paul Cadwaller
Roy C. Easter
Vaucluse
Opequon
Frank Armstead
C. Randolph Armstead
Newton Stephensbug
Harry W. Butler
Buckley and Lagos, Inc
Martinsburg Pike
T. S. Sparks
George H. Sparks
Stephens City
Macedonia Road
Martha Newlin May
Lester McKee
Hillcrest
Shawnee District
C. L. Jenkins
Melvin F. Jenkins
Nain
Martin S. Glaize
Erle L. Ford
George T. Butler
Kenneth C. Patton
Valley Pike
Kernstown
J. W. Smoke
Benjamin Halver
Wardensville
Mt. Williams
Marshall Unger
Frederick M Gore
Greenspring Mt
Stonewall
Greenspring Road
Wm. E. Riley
D. L. Walton
Clearbrook
Bructown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Junior Legion
Clerk’s Office
the Virginia
the Commercial and Savings Bank
A Corp
England
Keasbey & Mattison
John W
Rosenberger
S. Braddock
Wonderful Dairy
A. R. Kite
S. Washington ST
Coleman Dunn
Virginia & W. Va
Virginia
West Va
Winchester Evening Star
Stock Market Report
Omps Funeral Home
Navy
Charlotte Trading CO
P. O
South Tryon Street
Charlotte, North Carolina
Court House Winchester
E. Piccadilly ST
Harry L. Ritter
Silver Springs
Adelaide H. Fuller
East Piccadilly Street
Piccadilly Street
The
Star
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Clowe
Clowe's Jewelry Store
North Loudoun St
Clarke County Complete News Service
IFY Corp
Montclair
Buncutter Tire CO
Sn Glaize & Bro
North Cameron ST
C. I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Chevrolet
Chapman Motor CO
Bayliss & Patterson Contractors
N. Cameron St
Dial
Community Iron & Steel N
Pine Motor CO
Winchester FurniTure CO
Loudoun ST
Mechanics
M. M. Adams Republic
Amherst and
Boscawen Sts
Powe Neet
Alyy
Bey
Seiberling
Winchester Junk Co
Leon Darvin
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