Veteran Umpires to Call Winchester Park Games This Season
Roy Richards and Co V Mallory have been chosen as official umpires for Winchester Park. Manager Sandy Baker announces the opening day game against the Blue Sox of Martinsburg with 3 o clock start and 35 cent admission. W Nelson Page to throw out the first ball as ceremonies begin ahead of the Sunday fireworks show.
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Winchester Park
W. A
Sandy) Baker
Roy Richards and
Co. V
Chub) Mallory
Baker
Sandy Baker
Blue Sox
Martinsburg
Sox
Hack Wilson
Hack
W. Nelson Page
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Cabinet Greets President Upon Return To Capital
President Roosevelt returned to Washington from a Texas trip and was greeted at the station by Mrs Roosevelt, Vice President Garner, and nearly the entire cabinet. He planned a cabinet meeting and a conference with congressional leaders to assess resistance to his court and relief programs. The special train arrived at 10.15 am and he returned to the White House shortly after.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Texas
Garner
White House
Agency Station At Wadesville Is Discontinued
The State Corporation Commission in Richmond authorized the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to discontinue the Wadesville agency station in Clarke County and replace it with a prepay station. Lewis Pidgeon had managed the station for years. The commission also allowed the Winchester and Wardensville Railroad to discontinue all passenger service after May 15, noting the Gore Va to Wardensville W Va segment is already abandoned.
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State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wadesville
Clarke County
Lewis Pidgeon
Winchester and
Wardensville
Gore
W. Va
Landing Field Delayed to August Despite Plans
Landing field readiness is expected by August with prior July targets unlikely. City council granted Valley Airways operating rights for commercial use and private hangars. Officials see potential for the city to gain regular airline service and a flag stop by another carrier nearby.
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the Valley Airways
Temporary GM Fisher Body dispute ends in Cleveland
Lincoln R. Scafe plant manager of General Motors Fisher Body in Cleveland announced a temporary agreement that ended a strike which idled 6,300 workers. Workers will return to their jobs next Tuesday and grievances will be taken up after they resume work. Police interrupted a man named McCoy as he arrived at headquarters after discarding his pardon papers. Two small boys brought the papers to officers.
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Baker
Cleveland
Lincoln R. Scafe
General Motors
Fisher
Scafe
McCoy
McCoy Freed From Prison On Pardon After 10 Months
William McCoy regained freedom through a pardon after serving 10 months of a 4 year sentence for assault. The release spurred a celebration in Lincoln Nebraska, though details remain unclear.
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Lincoln
Neb
McCoy
William McCoy
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Services Noted
Capon Bridge Bible School holds 10 am worship with 11 am Bible School. Ebenezer Bible School at 10 am, evening worship 8 pm. Common-will offering observed at all services. Pastor Rev S J Goode invites all to attend.
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Capon Bridge
Bible School
Ebenezer—Bible School
Dance and Banquet Concludes Ladies Bowling Season
The Evening Star Ladies Bowling League season ended with a banquet and dance at Y Cabin Camp on the Martinsburg Pike. Twelve teams attended, awards were announced by Jack Zimmerman, and the G. A. A. and Evening Star captains exchanged the season trophies after a program featuring Isa bel Alexander and Frances Van Deventer.
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Evening Star Ladies Bowling League
Y Cabin Camp
Martinsburg Pike
Emma Ginn Baker
Buswella Jackson
Elizabeth Jasper
Shirley Williams
Allie Cooper
Little Nell
Peg Sullivan
Buzzella Jackson
Jane Eagle
Luvella Widmyer
Jack Zimmerman
Health Center
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Evening Star
Mr. Zimmerman
Isabel Alexander
Frances van Deventer
Hersheys
Bob Riley
League
Kenneth Rice
Ruth McCann
Peter Hann
Dorothy Larrick
Emily Rosenberger
Mary Scully
Hilma Hottel
Helen Lillis
Minnie Luttrell
Mabel Grim
Tillie Line
Eunice Hammond
Christine Miller
Frances Proffitt
Margaret Sullivan
Olga Brown
Marie Fogle
Helen Russell
Philip Williams
Allison Cooper
Burr P.harrison
Thelma Wisecarver
Helen Anderson
Frances Anderson
Margaret Taylor
Virginia Ritter
Emma Turner
Buezella Jackson
Heine
Gardiner
Mrs van Deventer
Doris Jolliffe
Louise Shewbridge
Mary Omps
Sylvia Madden
Margaret Clevenger
Eleanora Cleve
X .S. Fansler
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Treat 7 Miles Progress on Remaining Route Expected
The item notes that seven miles have been completed and implies quicker progress on the remaining approximately eight miles.
Route 7 to Winchester West Virginia Berkley Springs link
Route 7 will provide an import Winchester to via a. W. Va. to Berk eley Springs. It will be an important marketing route to farmers and orchardists in the section it serves. It connects with a modern highway in West Virginia which needs some maintenance attention at present. Nature Study Bloomington il A robins colony moves into town housing on a Bellflower School fire escape. Eleven nests are started with four completed and eggs laid in three. One bird stands guard while the others work, offering pupils a practical nature study.
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Winchester
A. W. Va
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Bloomington
Bellflower
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Rouss Ave
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Dear Vic
Miller Manufacturing CO
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Brandy Station
J. Clifford Miller, JR
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J. W. Arthur
T. B. Byrd
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
E. W. J. Hearty, Inc. and
Foreign Fruit Distributors
New York City
Mr. Arthur
Virginia
E. W. J. Hearty
J. Hill O’bannon
Woodville, Rappahannock County
Woodville
J. ¥. Arthur
Yours Truly
J. Hill
Steele
Frankie Battaglia
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Battaglia
Central Press
the Real McCoy
Disciples of Christ
S J. Goode
Nature
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