Martinsburg Captures Both CVAL Titles In Basketball
Martinsburg High School swept Hagerstown High School to win the Cumberland Valley Athletic League boys and girls titles on the Potomac Street court. The boys beat Hagerstown 42 to 25, earning the school its first boys’ league crown in years, while the Martinsburg girls secured their second straight crown by defeating Hagerstown. Handley’s Joe Flickinger stands out as a top individual scorer in the league.
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Martinsburg High School
Basketeers
Hagerstown High School
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Handley High School
Passings and plans noted across Clarke County
One year ago Archie B Bevan longtime Clarke County resident died at his Millwood home. Winchester Civic League to discuss spring activities next meeting. Mrs Isabelle F Miller resigns as War society reporter to join Warner Brothers. Major T S Steere leaves Red Cross post for Hol ood California. American Legion leads Civic League in bowing honors while Virginia Woolen tops Industrial League. Five years ago Clarke County may face low tax rate next year per Berryville reports. Fine weather ushers in industry March. Mrs D W Ritenour elected director of Virginia Tuberculosis Society. Piedmont apple growers favor new finer grading law. Bristol Tee clothing advertised for spring. Fifteen years ago May Stickley married Charles Kern. Local police receive $400 reward for mail robber capture. A large banc is planned at Rouss Hall for Company I returning from Mexican border. Senator Underwood Warns of revolt if food prices keep rising. When Ya Girl Loves shown at Empire Theatre.
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Archie B. Bevan
England
Clarke County
Millwood
Winchester Civic League
Isabelle F. Miller
Warner Brothers
T. S. Steere
Red Cross
Holood
Calif
American Legion
Civic League
Virginia Woolen Five
Old Dominion
Berryville
D. W. Ritenour
Virginia Tuberculosis Society
Piedmont Belt
May Stickley
Charles Kern
J. D. Hamaker
Strassburg
United States Post Office Department
Rouss Hall
Company I
Underwood
Alabama
Empire Theatre
Rockingham Delegate Opposes Local Option Election
Special to The Star from Harrisonburg Virginia Howard B Zigler Rockingham delegation member opposes county exclusion from the state road plan arguing it would lose part of a 1 500 000 gas tax supplement and noting the county benefits from county road operations He cites costs and centralization concerns while defending local supervisors and predicting busy legislature days ahead with talks on auto licenses truck rules and firemen relief measures.
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Star
Harrisonburg
Howard
Zigler
of Delegates
Harman-Ferguson
Rockingham
Rockingham County
House
Senate
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Harry Floodard
House of Delegates
Notice to creditors for the Shanholtz estate
All persons having claims against the estate of the late J. L. Shanholtz will please present same for payment. All persons indebted to said estate will please settle at once. W. E. Edwards, Admr. J. L. Shanholtz, Decd. 8-1-oaw-4wks
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J. L. Shanholtz
W. E. Edwards
Admr
Notice to creditors of the estate of R R Santimier
All persons having claims against the estate of R R Santimier are asked to present them for payment at once. All persons owing the estate should come forward and settle at once. Committee Admr R R Santimier. Esta 3 1 51 2.
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R. R. Santimier
British 10 Percent Tariff Hits 46 Percent Exports
Washington reports Britain’s 10 percent tariff will apply to 46 percent of American exports to England valued at 324.45 million in 1930, with Dominion exemptions until Ottawa Conference. Experts warn impact varies by gold standard and domestic-reserve campaigns, notably wheat, meat, and cotton, as Ottawa shapes imperial trade.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Prince
N . Ana Enti
America
England
Dominions
Ottawa
Department of Commerce
British Empire
Public Sale at We Haw Berryville March 9 1932
Overstock sale announced for Wednesday March 9 1932 at 1 PM near Berryville on Summit Point Pike. Auction lists 6 horses and colts 20 cows and heifers 60 hogs and corn seed with terms: under $10 cash, over that 6 month credit with endorsed notes. Auctioneers Coleman Dunn and clerk W A Bradford.
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Berryville
Summit Point Pike
Diamond
Pete
Bird
Mabel
Lucy
Joan
Poland
China
S. D. Childs
Coleman Dunn
W. A. Bradford
Writer Suggests Ways To Attract Visitors To Winchester
The Star editor urges Winchester to celebrate the Washington Bicentennial by hosting visitors. Proposes inexpensive guided tours by Boy Scouts, allowing tourists to see shrines and learn key facts. Also suggests the paper publish weekly notices to promote hospitality and local attractions.
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the Star
Washington
Winchester
Boy Scouts
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Waynesboro
Martinsburgerstown
Noan Numsiuu
Noah
Harlen Martin
Telgeaq
Charlotte Chambers
Apollo, PA
Evelyn
Luther Pannett
R. R. Santimier Esta
Conference Bly
Embr
Colonia Ee
Dominion of
Canada
Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Wik
NORES
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Palace Theatre
Main
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Byta
Eddie
Monte Carlo
Penfield
Angel
Mener
Oppo
Court House
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