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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

Page

6

Valley League Track Meet This Saturday at Handley

The tenth annual Cumberland Valley League track meet is set for Saturday at Handley Stadium starting at 1 PM. Five schools Martinsburg Hagerstown Cumberland and Waynesboro Pa Allegany High Cumberland won last year and is favored again. Handley hopes to win, while notable marks from last year include Gale Allegany 55.7 in the 440 and Crisman shot put.

Henggotten Read Cumberland Valley Athletic Handley Adva Martinsburg Hagerstown Cumberland Waynesboro Allegany High Serf West Virginia Keyser Berkeley Springs Handley Is Clifton Forge Thrift Lake Miller Crisman Raymond Bowers Gale Allegany

Firemen Defeat Briggs 9 to 3 in First Game

The South End Hose Company Baseball Club opened their season Sunday at Millwood, defeating Briggs, Virginia 9 to 3. Patton Weber Boyd led with multiple hits, Pope and Funk homer, while Briggs star Starkey had 3 hits. The team seeks outfielders and book games with other clubs.

South End Hose Company Briggs Millwood Hess Styman Levi Butler Anders Briggs Boys South Enders Patton Weber Harry W. Seabright South Braddock Street Winchester Mount Jackson South End

I Will I Won’t Farce Returns To White Hall

A three act farce presented earlier at Braddock Street M E Church South by the church youth group will be staged again at White Hall School House on May 17 and 18 at 8 o clock. The same cast will perform remarks indicate strong audience reception and urge those who missed the original showing to attend.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South White Hall School House White Hall

Washingtons Sword in Smithsonian Collection

The outstanding sword in the Smithsonian collection was carried by George Washington during the Revolutionary War. It was received by Washingtons nephew Samuel Washington under the will of the first President, which forbade unsheathing the sword except for self defense or defense of the country and its rights.

Washington Smithsonian Institution George Washington Samuel Washington

Cooking School Draws Large Audience and Gifts

Attendance at the second cooking school session grew as Miss Dixon demonstrated stage kitchen work and shared recipes. Prizes included filled bread baskets for Mesdames Vance Cather Myers Moyer Cuthbert and Miss Leafe plus treats for several other attendees. the third session is set for tomorrow at 10 at the Palace Theatre.

Miss Dixon Mesdames H. L. Vance John Cather John Myers P. S. Moyer Earl Cuthbert Nellie Leafe Harry Bowers M. E. Hildebrand Stewart Grim John Fugitt Lydia Irish Marie Ensognia Palace Theatre

Remembering Firemen With a Substantial Gift

City Fire Chief C Lee Barr received a large check from Mrs George W Kurtz of South Loudoun Street in appreciation of the firemen who saved her property during a fire at a second hand furniture warehouse. The Kurtz home was in grave danger but was saved by Winchester fire department efforts. The donation will be divided among the four fire companies.

C. Lee Barr George W. Kurtz South Loudoun Street Kurtz Winchester Fire Department Barr Fire Department

Why O'Sullivan Is Not Playing On Park's Field

Winchester Park Association members say Martinsburg Journal report misled readers. They explain Virginia law bans Sunday games by organized leagues, so the O'Sullivan team in the Blue Ridge League cannot use the Park Association diamonds for scheduled games.

Winchester Park Association Baseball Club Martinsburg Journal Winchester Fair Ground Park Association O'Sullivan Martinsburg Blue Ridge Baseball League Virginia O’sullivan The Norfolk Danville

Debate at Mt Williams postponed to Thursday night

Mt Williams Virginia May 16 closing debate moved from May 10 to May 17 at 8 pm. Question asks if Weather is a more powerful motive in human affairs than Fame. Affirmative speakers N B Fout J B Snapp. Negative H A Snapp N C Williams. Musical entertainment by Hershman quartet and Mount Williams orchestra. Refreshments provided.

MT. Williams N. B. Fout J. B. Snapp H. A. Snapp N. C. Williams Hershman Star Tannery Mount Williams Orchestra

Golden Eagle Description and Juvenile Plumage

The golden eagle is dark brown with a small neck area of golden plumage and gray tall markings. Juveniles hatch with pure white down.

Freed cab drivers at murder trial of trio

A courthouse scene in Dedham Massachusetts shows Irving and Morton Millen and Abe Faber leaving after a trial for the murder of two policemen during a Needham bank holdup. Cab drivers Louis Berrett and Clement Molway are seen as acquitted after the trio’s arrest sparked their cases.

Dedham Mass Irving Morton Millen Abe Faber Needham Ing Millen Brothers Faber Louis Berrett Clement Molway Pos Sible Mhurder Millens Lynn Berrett Molway

Millen Sisters Back Their Brothers in Dedham Trial

Three Millen sisters Frances Idelyn and Mary Millen Goodman stand by their brothers Morton and Irving Millen and Abe Faber as they face murder charges for the Needham bank holdup that killed two police officers. The women are shown daily at the Dedham courthouse.

Morton Irving Millen Dedham Mass Frances Millen Idelyn Millen Mary Millen Goodman

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