Kiracore High Man But Cooper Is Close Second
Kiracore High top performers led by Cooper in a late season camp game against N Virginia SeRernary. The scoreboard shows Cooper with high totals and other players like Brubaker and Gearing contributing across multiple quarters for Kiracafe and Coca Cola teams. The noisy box shows scattered scores and lineups including Hawthorne Miller and Whitasre in a verbose, unreadable ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiracore
Cooper
Virginia SeRernary
Virginia Pee
Babb
Schhlack
Brubaker
American Legion
Grim
Gearing
Boone
Fahrneey
Kiracafe
N. Virginia
Coca Cola
Loy
Hawthorne
Miller
Raingenberger
Kremér
Cather
Boyd Iy
Whitasre
Anderson
Bromley
Laundry
Man Who Played God comes to Capitol for two shows
George Arliss stars in The Man Who Played God at the Capitol on Wednesday and Thursday March 9 and 10 supported by Violet Hemming and Bette Davis. The film is praised by ministers and critics as a moral drama about faith and human service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Capitol
God
Violet Hemming
Bette Davis
Ashington
Washington
Washington Evening Star
Allen Stockdale
Allen A. Stockdale
First Congregational Church
Gorilla Diet and Global Viewpoints
A note on the gorilla being mainly herbivorous with fruit greens and grains. It ends with quotes about rapid transoceanic travel fostering international understanding. Also mentions city readers and a jibe about alfalfa Bill and aid to hungry people abroad versus at home.
Red Cross Completes First Aid Course In Winchester
The Red Cross First Aid Course conducted over two weeks by Dr. W. J. Fenton of the national staff, with local chapter cooperation, ended successfully under Miss Martha E. Stowers. The program was funded by Roll Call money, with most expenses borne by the National Red Cross. local costs were minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. J. Jon
The
Washington
Winchester
Frederick County
Martha E. Stowers
Fenton
National Red Cross
Robert B. Nelson
Nelson
Miss Stowers
In Father's Footsteps Uncle Sam Keeps Door Open China
A reflective column questions U S stance toward China suggesting a cautious outlook. It warns against open policy that could expose vulnerabilities and compares the situation to a cellar door left ajar, implying risk and need for prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
China
Sammy West Joins Senators Training Camp in Biloxi
Out fielder Sammy West arrived late at the Washington Club’s Biloxi headquarters after noon yesterday awaiting unsigned terms with President Clark Griffith. He carries his contract and is expected to sign today. West reports a healthy throwing arm after a Chicago fall operation and has been training daily in Texas. He will join the team in camp today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Clark Griffith
Chicago
Texas
Mob Crash His Home Still Pulling The Dry Law's Teeth
A violent raid targeted a home amid prohibition era tensions as authorities continue enforcement. The incident underscores ongoing efforts to curb illegal liquor operations and the resulting law and order challenges in the area.
Round Hill Girls Defeat G A A For 20 to
Round Hill Girls Athletic Club beat the Girls Athletic Association 20 to 0 at Handley gym. G A A led at half time and stayed ahead, while Round Hill improved in the second half but could not overcome the jinx of the score. Next home game vs Berryville Independents on March 10 at Handley Gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Athletic Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley Gym
Berryville
Winchester Certifies 2413 Voters For Municipal Election
The official voters list for Winchester shows 2,413 residents eligible for the June 14 municipal vote to elect a mayor and three councilmen per ward. City Treasurer W A Baker compiled and certified the list for Clark M Smith. A second voting list will also be prepared for those paying poll taxes between December 14 and May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. A. Baker
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Virginia
United States
Week of 4-H and home demonstration meetings schedule
Plan of work for March 7-12 lists district agent conference and county work Monday. 4-H club meetings at Round Hill Gainsboro Whitacre Fairview Mt Williams Bryarly High View are noted with demonstrations in clothing foods breakfast dishes and one dish meals. Vegetable gardening enrollment and food work final check are planned with invitations to interested women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aent
Round Hill
Gainsboro
Better Foods
North Frederick
George Whitacre
Walter Adams
Ruth Smith
Farrar
Fairview
Tressie Dick
Mt. Williams
Ashwood
C. M. Rosenberger
Ivah Flagel
Bryarly
High View
Julia Braithwaite
Bryarly Club
Market Report Local Wholesale Prices Snapshot
The Star lists daily market figures for farm commodities and dairy items. Prices cover corn oats mixed feed shelled corn butter fat creamery butter country butter and poultry such as hens ducks and chickens with figures shown in tenths or decimal format for quick reference.
Local Market Prices Reported For Livestock and Feed
A garbled market note lists hogs cattle sheep and lambs with unclear prices and dates. It mentions local retail market activity and dairy products with references to flour shelled corn cracked corn middlings and creamed butter. The text is severely distorted and many terms are unreadable.
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Church notices list services at Market Street M E Church corner Cameron and Cork Streets with Rev Wallace M Brashears. Sunday School at 9 46 a m Morning worship at 11 and again 6 30 p m with a full musical evening and sacred pantomime. Lord's Supper observed at morning and evening services. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m led by Ed Sartelle. Women’s Service Guild circles meet Tuesday at 8 with chairmen and addresses noted. Special devotional services March 13 through Easter. Greenwood services Sunday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Cameron
Cork
Wallace M. Brashears
Epworth League
Ed. Sartelle
Women's Service Guild
Mrs. Fletcher
Flora Anderson
N. Street
Miss Robinson
May Carper
Woodland Avenue
Boyd
Stretchberry
R. E. Avey
West Leicester Street
Greenwood
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Capitol Wed
Gorilla
von Prittwitz
Europe
Asia
Fred Miller Affleck
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Robert Edward Ayler
Stephens City High School
Taylor L. Barr
Boyd Asa Bean
Allen P. Carter
Rouss Fire Company
Douglas Alexander Cather
Milton A. Getz
Bicker’s Motor Company
Cecil Calvert Grim
Wade Hampton Guard
Northern Virginia Power Company
Alma K. Horton
Frank Reed Horton
Caroline S. Hunter
Hannah Allen Jeter
Warren County
George W. Jones
Friendship Fire Company
Laurens Pennington Jones
Jerry T. Mason
American Red Cross
George Irvin Sumption
John Myers Taylor
Ivan Francis Vanney
C. and P. Telephone Company
Robert Alexander Wall
Stephens City
Lottie May Wolfe
William Ebert Woolingham
William N. Gochenour
South End Fire Company
Kenneth Robert Woolingham
Lessing Rosenwald
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Baltimore
Central Press
Sammy West
Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Club
Ruby Lafoon
Frankfort
Market Report
Tocal
Star
Goodyear
Winchester Research Laboratory
Garden
John Hubbard
R. E. Campbel
Kernstown
Bott's Boot Shoppe
Loudoun St
Davis Grocery
Palrment Ave
Peyton St
West Cork St
Cork Street
Lewis Pearson
E. Piccadilly
Cork St
National Avenue
Gray Ave
Pike
Piccadilly
Fairmont Ave
Graystone Terrace
J. C. Simmons
Winchester Auto Sales
Jack Sampson
Fair Grounds
City
Roy R. Boyce
Clearbrook
Rawleigh City
Front Royal
Woodstock
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Richmond
W. W
Care Star
T. J. Dale
Kent
Baltimore Wholesale
Womer Swats
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
the Gas Company
Palace Theatre
Main
NORES
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Penfield
Etta
Bugs
Rogues
Were Honeils
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