Middletown Shrugs Off Stonewall In Loop Baseball Action
Middletown tops Stonewall 9 to 2 as Cooley and Clem shine on the mound. Gainesboro defeats Gore 12 to 1 while Berryville beats Stephens City 4 to 1 to claim third place in the league.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
5
Middletown tops Stonewall 9 to 2 as Cooley and Clem shine on the mound. Gainesboro defeats Gore 12 to 1 while Berryville beats Stephens City 4 to 1 to claim third place in the league.
Miss Mable DeHaven attended a Hedgesville High softball game against Bunker Hill on Monday. Local residents visit relatives and friends in Siler and Martinsburg, with several families hosting guests and returning from trips to Hagerstown and Prince Frederick Maryland. George Bowers funeral attended by Mary Ship and Bessie Stine. Russell Bayer returns from navy camp to his mother. John Shimp listed as sick.
Santa Fe reports a man offered ten dollars for the first newspaper containing word of Germany's capitulation. James Zervos paid a newsboy after Alfred Rivera, 15, delivered the paper with the surrender news. Rivera cashed the check marked For the surrender of the German murderers.
A Moscow radio commentator labeled Adolf Hitler Heinrich Himmler and Admiral Doenitz as war criminals equal to the others and called for death for all of them. He cited Oswiecim as a Nazi camp organized by Himmler, stating the Fascist rulers carried out extermination and must face no quarter.
John Jr of Stephens City spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Julius Keller. Mr and Mrs Guy Gore and Miss Kathryn Gore of Baltimore Md spent Sunday with the Pingley family.
The local school’s May Day program in Strasburg has been pushed from Friday to Monday because of the weather. Miss Lois Hershman visited Sunday with Miss Lola Beatley.
Mrs Bessie Bowers and relatives hosted a supper in honor of Pred on leave with cousins Mr and Mrs Guy Nicely. Marila Grove and Annabelle McDonald visited friends. Ellen Keller from Madison arrived with Julius Keller. Clovis Bucher and Ray Windle were guests. Statton Bowers lay ill for days.
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