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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1939

Page

5

Pepper Martin Sparks Card features in gasps at bat

Pepper Martin, the old wild hoss of Osage, again shines for the St. Louis Cardinals with a baserunning lone run that fuels a 1-0 victory over the Dodgers. Carl Hubbel debuts for the Cubs, Phil Vacarro breaks ankle, Bob Johnson hits two homers for the A's in a 6-4 win over Detroit. Yankees fall to White Sox. Red Sox lead after rain.

Feder Wild Hoss Osage Louis Cardinals Hoss Pepper Martin Pepper Indy Russ Evans Alrady Balk Brooklyn Dodg Ess Gas Housers New York Cubs Big Bill Lee Gabbynett Carl Hubbel Old Squarepants Phil Varreta Phil Bob Jhnson Athletics Bob Detroit Tigers Detroit Chuck Klein Phillies Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Edgar Smith Yanks Boston Red Sox St. Louis Jim Tobin Pittsburgh Boston Bees Cleveland Indians Washington Senators Bees Nats Chicago Philadelphia

Sheriff's Sale of Automobile in Winchester Virginia

By virtue of an execution and levy in the case R. J. Whitacre vs W. J. Johnson the sheriff will sell at public auction at the jail Winchester Va at 10 AM May 13 1939 one 1929 model Chevrolet sedan cash terms J B Bywaters Sheriff of Freds Co Va and Dunn Auctioneer

R. J. Whitacre W. J. Johnson Winchester J. B. Bywaters Fred’s Co Vaan Dunn

Tee Shots Seen As Key in National Open Race

Ed Dudley, leading golfer, says solid tee shots could decide the National Open champion at Philadelphia Country Club next month after a practice round at Spring Mill. The event will be held on the par 69 layout with Dudley among the favorites.

Big Ed Dudley Dudley Spring Mill Philadelphia Country Club

City considers newsboy licensing and age rule

Quebec May 9 report indicates an act to license newsboys with a 25 cent yearly tax sets a minimum selling age of 12 and bars girls and women from selling newspapers, presently before the city council.

Quebec Canadian Press

Notice of Master Commissioner Reference in Pitcock Estate

In Winchester Virginia on April 25, 1939 the Corporation Court refers the Pitcock estate matter to a Master Commissioner for report on real estate, partition, and creditor priorities. A May 20, 1939 filing deadline is set at the Commissioner’s office for claims against decedent Lillie May Pitcock.

Corporation Court City OF Win Virginia Pitcock Winchester Lillie May Pitcock Lillie Loudoun Street J. W. Baker W. E. Edwards P. Q

Wake, Hedrick attend Warrenton Cup races weekend

Front Royal and Warren County News reports Mr and Mrs William Wake and Miss Minnie Sue Hedrick attended the Cup races in Warrenton Saturday. Also noted are local social visits, church circle plans, and Daughters of the Confederacy chapter activities with members attending meetings, planning district reports, and summer meeting times.

Front Royal William Wake Minnie Sue Hedrick Warrenton O. W. Carper Susan Roanoke Dr. Carper Clapsaddle Rotary District A. O. Haley Leonora Elliott Warren Rifles United Daughters of the Confederacy M. O. Simpson T. A. Slaughter John Donaldson B. V. Atwood J. G. Tapp Margaret Simpson Georgia A. L. Harrison Virginia Woodstock Carroll Walter Charleston S. C Elizabeth Grubbs L. B. Cary Charles Pritchard R. W. Buttsfield Richard Baldwin Bailey Stickley B. S. Atwood

City Ordinance Authorizes Treasurer To Borrow 30000

The city treasurer may borrow up to 30000 at 2 percent for 90 days to meet April bond payments, pending Finance Committee approval and repayment from current revenues. Passed by Common Council May 2 1939.

Common Council

Housefly Carrier Of Germs And Disease

Dr. I C Riggin notes the housefly spreads typhoid and infant diarrhea when sanitation is poor. Modern rural facilities reduce breeding, but personal hygiene remains crucial. To cut risk, remove breeding spots, swat flies, and screen food and milk.

I. Co. Riggin

Explosion at Japanese factory kills and injures many

A chemical factory and a celluloid plant near an army powder magazine exploded in Tokyo on May 9. At least 11 people died, 260 were injured, and more than 3 were missing.

Tokyo

Price backs three point plan to fund state schools

CHATHAM Va May 9 Governor James H Price urged the state to assume all instructional costs for public schools at a Pittsylvania education meeting. He endorsed a three point program praising term extensions and increased appropriations while criticizing teacher salaries as too low. He praised Parent-Teacher Associations and a safety program warning crime rises demand schools fight lawlessness. Delegate W M Neff urged more local funding and administration. Fletcher B Watson received a three piece silver service and a commemorative book for 18 years service from Mrs F C Beverley.

Chatham James H. Price Pittsylvania County Education Association General Assembly Price W. M. Neff State Board of Education Fletcher B. Watson F. C. Beverley Whitmell Farm Life School

Ups And Downs In Fifth Game

In the fifth bout results, Philadelphia fighter Lou Ambers won over Taway Vaughn in Herkimer, New York. Bobby Britton and Sammy Chivas fought to a draw in Richmond, Virginia. Freddie Cochine outpointed Lou Fortuna in Newark New Jersey, and Bucky Taylor defeated Charlie Burns in Baltimore Maryland.

Associated Press Philadelphia Lou Ambers Herkimer N. Y Taway Vaughn Cleveland Richmond Bobby Britton Miami Sammy Chivas Detroit Drew Newark N. J Freddie Red) Cochine Elizabeth Lou Fortuna Baltimore Bucky Taylor Charley Burns Johnstown

Over Million Enrolled In 4 H Club Work

Virginia reports 21 242 4 H Club members in 1938 helping total national enrollment to 1 286 029. Dr J R Hutcheson says the national total reaches about 7 500 000 youths since 1914. More than a half million joined last year, 13 000 in Virginia.

Virginia J. R. Hutcheson State Extension Service Hutcheson C. W. Warburton Warburton

Gun Club Plans Registered Shoot Here On June 6

The Winchester Gun Club invites local sportsmen to practice at Rouss Park in preparation for a registered shoot on Tuesday June 6 The event will feature teams from West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland for prize money of 100 60 and 40 The club also plans league shoots with Piedmont Keystrand Martinsburg and Hagerstown.

Winchester Gun Club Rouss Park Piedmont Keystrand

Virginia 4-H Clubs Reach 74.3 Percent of Enrolled Projects

Virginia 4-H clubs sponsored by Virginia Tech and the U S Department of Agriculture report members aged 10 to 21 completed 74.3 percent of projects. Director Warburton notes citizenship training is key and the movement nears its national twenty fifth anniversary.

Ord Virginia Club Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute U. S. Department of Agriculture Warburton

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures May 6 Figures

Treasury status reports May 6 show receipts of 21.85 million dollars against expenditures of 25.35 million. The day’s results bring total public funds to 40.14 billion dollars, marking an increase over the prior day.

Washington The Treasury

There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation

An advertising notice promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily solution to constipation. It explains that lack of bulk in modern diets causes the issue and urges regular use with plenty of water. The toast cereal is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.

Kellogg's Battle Creek

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