Lions Triumph Over Elks In Initial Civic Clubs League Game
The Lions defeated the Elks 10 to 6 at Handley Field in the season opener. McCauley fueled a late sixth inning rally with a crucial single, and Seal delivered a Ruthian drive in the same frame as Crisman and Hockman contributed timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGoldrick, JR
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
McCauley
Lions
Elks
Civic Clubs League
Handley Field
Doc Hawthorne
The
English
Pifer
Vance
Baker
Biks
Crismann
Seal
Crisman
Carper
Potts
Hockmen
Breckenridge
Darlington
Plank
Hockman
Adams
Fanning
Cts
Eas
Hawthorne
Rene Ter
Aes Harlington
Paris
McGauley
Lalo Ott
Thiel Pesta
Winchester Shed Co. Ad Listed For Feed Crops
An agricultural ad lists cow peas soy beans millet and Sudan grass under Winchester Shed Co. with a crop mix notation 15 1p 10t. The short notice highlights seed varieties for farming and livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Winchester Shed Co
Seafood Specials at Hotel Jack Coffe Shoppe
The menu notes daily seafood offerings including broiled lobster soft shells imperial deviled crabs clams and fresh options. Items listed suggest a hotel coffee shoppe featured seafood specials with daily availability and varying sizes.
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Hotel Jack
Sale of Lot with Building in West Alley Area
A lot with building owned by the late Silas Cleveland along West Alley between Highlands Avenue and Baker Street will be sold at noon next Saturday May 19 in front of the Court House. See sale bills.
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Silas Cleveland
West Alley
Highlands Avenue
Baker Street
Court House
Weems Cow Wins Silver Medal and State Jersey Championship
Haer riet Ann's Darling, a three year old Jersey cow owned by E. V. Weeme Jr. of Winchester, set Virginia's senior three year old record with 575.35 pounds of butterfat and 8,367 pounds of milk in a 205 day test. She earned the American Jersey Cattle Club silver medal and the state championship, surpassing Marigold's Darling Love which had 475.42 pounds butterfat and 7,304 pounds milk.
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Virginia
Marigold
Darling
Harriet Ann
Oathent Lede
Silent
Manchester
Lassie
Kean Leads as Returns Shift in New Jersey Senate Race
In New Jersey May 16 Hamilton F. Kean briefly lost the lead to Edward Stokes for the Republican Senate nomination before surging ahead again as returns from Atlantic County came in. With 2,201 of 2,917 districts reporting, Kean led 104,828 to 103,087 and finally held a 725 vote edge as full results neared completion.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Hamilton F. Kean
Edward Stokes
United States Senate
Atlantic County
Kean
Stokes
Keen
Jersey City
Bryarly Agency Opens New Office In Winchester
The Bryarly insurance agency representing Home Life Insurance Company of New York is now established in a new North Loudoun street office in Winchester. The building, modern and light with buff and white woodwork, replaces the former Rouss avenue location, occupied by Winchester Credit Corporation. The Bryarly firm began thirty years ago with fire insurance under Roland and Henry Bryarly and has since expanded. Miss Dorothy Anderson, regular stenographer, is at Washington, replaced by Miss Tou Harris of Berryville. E Foster of Potomac Edison in Hagerstown visited on business.
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Bryarly Insurance Agency
The
Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Bryarly Agency
Rouss Avenue
Winchester Credit Corporation
Bryarly
Roland
Henry Bryarly
Dorothy Anderson
Washington
Tou Harris
Berryville
Williams to Speak on State Amendments at Clarke Mass Meeting
R Gray Williams of the Winchester bar will headline a Clarke county mass meeting at Berryville Court House at 8 PM Saturday May 26. He will discuss proposed state constitutional amendments in the June 19 special election focusing on government simplification and the tax segregation amendment. The Clarke committee urges all citizens to attend and invites voters from surrounding counties as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Clarke County
Court House
Berryville
Williams
Monsignor John T. Whelan Dies After Heart Attack
Monsignor John T. Whelan, pastor of St. Mary’s Star of the Sea in Baltimore for 35 years, died at Bon Secours Hospital after a heart attack. He was admitted two weeks ago and initially hoped to resume his duties, but his condition declined to critical.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John T. Whelan
St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church
Bon Secours Hospital
Virginia Episcopalians Council Opens in Richmond
Clergymen and lay members from every parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia gather in Grace and Holy Trinity Church, Richmond, for the 133rd diocesan council. The program runs Wednesday to Thursday with a possible Friday session. Governor Byrd, Bishop Tucker, Dr Williams, Dabney Lancaster and others speak at the social service board meeting. Christ Church Winchester will be represented by Rector Rev Robert B Nelson and lay delegate Robert M Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Richmond
Grace
Holy Trinity Church
Social Service Board
Harry Flood Byrd
Henry St. George Tucker
Ennion &G. Williams
Dabney
William F Harrison Visits from Washington on Freight Role
William F Harrison of Washington, traveling freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arrived last evening on a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Harrison
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Country Home Listing Near Winchester For Sale
Property sale notice for a Cleveland area home to be sold at noon Saturday May 26 in front of the Court House. The estate includes 23 acres along Berryville turnpike with a sulphur spring and year round stream. Suitable for farming or ranching. See sale bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Court House
Winchester
Berryville
Italian airship launches toward Arctic regions from Rome
The dirigible Italia, under General Umberto Nobile, departed Rome for the uncharted Arctic expanse between Franz Josef Land and Lennanland. He communicated by radio that the expedition would explore the area between these territories.
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Associated Press
Rome
Fear Grows That Speculation Will Go Beyond Bounds
On May 16 in New York the stock market faced heavy selling as speculation ran afoul of limits, erasing earlier gains. Airline stocks led losses with Wright up 30 to 244 and Curtiss up 22 to 191, while overall volume neared 4.75 million shares and call money rose to 5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wright
Curtiss
Sunday Schools of Gainesboro District to Meet
The Gainesboro district holds its annual Sunday school convention at Gore Union Sunday School on June 12 at 10 a.m. All 16 district schools are encouraged to attend with friends. The program promises speaking, recitations, and singing for a well attended event.
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Gainesboro
Gainebesboro
Gore
Union Sunday School
Gadnesboro
Charges Against H M Blackman To Be Pressed
New York May A public letter shows Governor Smith telling Senator Nye he will refer charges against missing oil man H M Blackman to the proper district attorney once information of the alleged crime is committed. Nye had said Blackman violated New York laws relating to Continental Trading Company and asked state authority to prosecute.
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Associated Prose
New York
May
Smith
Gerald Nye
Teapot Dome
H. M. Blackman
Blackman
Nye
Continental Trading Company
Keyser Man Heads Rates of District Rotary Leader
Joseph Stayman of Keyser West Virginia was elected district governor of the thirty fourth Rotary convention which closed in York Pennsylvania last night He succeeds Redgley P Melvin of Annapolis as head of the district A site for next annual conference of district governors will be chosen later
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Associated Press
York
Joseph Stayman
Keyser
W. Va
Rotary
Redgley P. Melvin
Annapolis
Three Months In Jail For Theft Of An Auto Tire
Virgil Santmier was convicted in police court today of stealing a tire from an automobile at the American Oil Company premises and was sentenced to three months in jail. Co L Farmer received two days for contempt of court. His son Austin Parm er was fined $17 for drunkenness and the father’s outburst led to contempt charges. Several others, including James Maury Robert Hutsler Maurice Rilge and Wyn Avery, were fined $12 for drunkenness with Riley jailed in default. Spain received ten days for drunkenness.
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Virgil Santmier
American Oil Company
Co. L. Farmer
Austin Parmer
James Maury
Robert Hutsler
Maurice Rilge
Wyn Avery
Oo Riley
Spain
Charles Chapman of Berryville Dies in Local Hospital
Charles Chapman of Berryville dies in Memorial Hospital after an operation. A 69 year old native of Jefferson County West Virginia he was known for artesian well drilling and grain threshing with long ties to Northern Virginia and the eastern panhandle. The funeral is set for 4 pm tomorrow at the family home with interment in Green Hill Cemetery Green County.
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Charles Chapman
Berryvill
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Chapman
Jefferson County
W. Va
Martin Chapman
Virginia
Panhandle
West Virginia
Chapman
Woman Hacked To Death and Man Fatally Injured
In Birmingham Alabama May 16 a black axe man killed Mrs Daisy Steinmetz as she slept and fatally wounded N J Priest. Priest unable to speak clearly said the assailant first attacked Steinmetz then turned on him. Missing money was taken from Steinmetz pocketbook and cash from Priests pockets.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Daisy Steinmetz
N. J. Priest
Priest
Communion Service at Christ P E Church on Ascension Day
The holy communion will be celebrated at 11 o clock tomorrow morning at Christ Episcopal Church in observance of Ascension Day. Rev. Robert B. Nelson will deliver a brief address suitable to the feast. The text includes two unrelated quotations.
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Christ
Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Adolph Menjou Weds Kathryn Carver in Paris Hall
In Paris on May 16 Adolph Menjou and Kathryn Carver were married at the city hall of the sixteenth ward with twenty witnesses including eleven photographers. The ceremony took place in a venue known as The Little American Church Around the Corner as news crews kept details secret until after the wedding.
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Associated Press
Paris
Adolph Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Sixteenth Ward
General Conference Of the M. P. Church Meets In Baltimore
The Methodist Protestant Church opens a 10 day centennial session in St Johns Church Baltimore with over 200 delegates from U S conferences and abroad in Japan China and India. Rec Dr Thmas H Lewis leads the opening roll call as candidates for president are named for later election. A $10 000 gratitude gift from the young women of the conferences is set to be presented.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
General Conference
The
Methodist Protestant Church
St. John's Church
Japan
China
India
Thmas H. Lewis
Hydrated Lime Spraying Aid Noted for Agriculture
A fragment notes Glaze & Bro reporting the receipt of hydrated lime for spraying and agricultural use. The item appears in a brief logistical update with no further context or dates.
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Glaize & Bro
Friendship Fire Company Banquet Plans Under Way
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Friendship Fire Company prepares for the sixth annual banquet at 8 p.m. in Friendship Hall on East Cork Street. Veterans will be driven to and from the event. speakers include Wm J She and Rev Drs Neff and McFadery. The program features music, toasts, and a large meal with traditional Virginia themes.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
East Cork Street
Company
Winchester Club Practice Shoot Friday Afternoon
Members of the Winchester Club will hold a weekly pistol shoot Friday afternoon at six at the range behind the reservoirs. Men and women interested in trap shooting are invited. The club will send a team to the Virginia state tournament on July 4 at Farmville to prepare for the state matches.
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Winchester Club
Winchester
Virginia
Farmville
Miss Von Hillern Doughnuts Delight Palate of Tourists
Bertha Von Hillern’s renowned Winchester doughnuts praised by a New York mother and daughter in a local cafe. Miss Von Hillern entered with a bag of doughnuts fresh from the fryer, sparking a favorable exchange about the delicacy. The mother noted her daughter’s recent university graduation and cooking breakthrough.
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Miss von Hillern
Bertha von Hillern
Winchester
Wittchester
More Power In Foreign Fields To Be Given Churches
The quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church approved greater local autonomy in foreign fields. Central conferences will be empowered to elect their own bishop. After five hours of debate, the decision was hailed as the church’s largest step in world missionary work.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rejuvenate Laces Linens Curtains at Winchestre Steam Laundry
Restore laces linens curtains and blankets by sending them to Winchestre Steam Laundry. Phone 28. This reader note promotes a cleaning service with contact details.
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Junglemen
Moundsman
Herd
Weems Cow
E. Foster
Potomac-Edison Company
Hagerstown
Claire K. Vance
San Francisco
Richard Byrd
South Pole
Airmail Pilots’ Association
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
North Pole
Handley High School
Cadet Corps
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Handley Grounds
United States Army
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mr. Williams
Clarke
Mer
Virginia Council. of Episcopalians
Arctic
Communion Service In Christ
P. E. Church
Jeremy Taylor
Milwaukee Journal
Miss Carver
Paris Hall
General Conference of the
M. P. Church
F. W. Leamy
Burlington, Vt
Delaware & Diudson Railroad
International Newsreel
W. W. Glass
R. B.nelson
Wm. J. She
Frank T. McFadery
J. Luther Neff
C. A. Freed
Maryland
Old Virginia
Friendship Boys’ Orchestra
Marcellus Joe John
Green
Robert. Barr
Joseph. Hodgson
Gan Club
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