Handley Wins Second Annual Military Drill Title
Thousand gathered as Handley High School defeats Massanutten Military Academy 114.5 to 102 in a field drill judged by U S Army officers. Thurman Mason wins the Fred Ritter medal after an elimination contest among Handley cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanutten Military Academy
Woostock
Handley High School
Handley
Handley Company
Fred. Ritter
Thurman Mason
William Clevenger
George Snider
Vincent Hollis
Chalmers Bageant
Mason
Avery G. Mason
L. E. Goodier
Fred W. Adams
Massanutten
C. W. Trompe
William A. Horst
Robert W Grace
Gathman
Edwards
Apple
Morrison
Cuomo
Schmelling
Lando An Eote
Mirth Symons
Taylor
Dindot
Walker
Guryan
Tom Kremre, Jr
Lenwood Fultz
William Goode
William B. Kern
William Huyett
John Fisher
Harold Lucas
Leroy Pullard
Robert Kerlin
Melvin Eckley
Wiliam Clevenger
Sam Hansbrough
Edward Koons
Winchester
War Department
Herbert L. Taylor
Infantry
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Frederick W. Adams
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Japanese Pastor to Speak at Grace Lutheran Church
The Rev. H. Inadomi, Japanese native educated in America, will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning at Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester. He studied at Roanoke College and Southern Lutheran Seminary, served as a pastor in Japan, and will attend the Lutheran World Conference in Copenhagen. The public is invited.
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H. Inadomi
Japan
America
Grace Lutheran Church
Roanoke College
Southern Lutheran Seminary
Copenhagen
Lewis Miller
Grace Church
Inadami
Winchester
Orchard and Combination Farm for Sale 392 Acres
392 acre orchard and combination farm in Limestone with 3,500 hearing apples, 200 imber, $30,000 improvements, personal property and crops. Price $23,000. Details from W. T. Birmingham at 35 W Water St Winchester Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Water St
Winchester
Notice of Shop Closure After Father's Death
Owing to my father s death the shop will be closed until Monday Turner Sencindiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antil
Safety urged as motorists urged to pull off road for repairs
C T Owen Shenandoah division manager of the American Automobile Association warns drivers to move a car fully off highways when changing a tire or making repairs. He notes many states require this, and urges individual responsibility as speeds rise and a new travel season begins.
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C. T. Owen
Shenandoah
American Automobile’ Association
Mr. Owen
American Automobile Association
Winchester baker Ebersole dies after brief illness
Tom L. Ebersole of Winchester dies at 69 after a short paralysis illness at his home 44 South Cameron Street He was born in Pennsylvania September 12 1860 and spent his life in Winchester Survived by his widow four daughters two sons and two sisters funeral services to be held at 3 pm Saturday at the family home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Phersole
Maa
Winchester Heitigen
South
Cameron Street
Mr. Ebersole
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ebersole
George W. Oyler
Peensylvania
Winchester
Beck Baking Corporation
Josephine Bohrer
Shippensburg
Ernest C. Sloat
Washington
Louis H. Grimm
This City
William K. Routt, Jr
Waynesboro
Josephine Ebersole
Harry Ebersole
Paul Ebersole
Women Smokers Rapped By Church Missionary Group
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church in the United States adopted a resolution at its Hickory North Carolina meeting condemning cigarette smoking by women in public and private. It urged better advertising practices condemning misleading campaigns and noted Cleveland Ohio will host the 1930 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hickory
N. C
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
United States
Cleveland
Colege
O'Brian to Assist Attorney General in Anti-Trust
John Lord O'Brian of Buffalo New York has agreed to serve as an assistant to the attorney general handling anti-trust and commerce cases. A 55 year old lawyer, he has practiced in Buffalo since 1898 and was U S district attorney for western New York from 1909 to 1914 and special assistant to the attorney general for war work from 1917 to 1919. He has represented the United States in numerous anti-trust cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
N. Y
O'Brian
United States
Western District
New York
Ministers Urged Away From Tobacco Use by U S Brethren
In Lancaster Pennsylvania May 23 the United Brethren General Conference elected Rev. T Weaver and Rev. C Rose to the home mission and church extension board. The body also ruled that no United Brethren minister should use tobacco. A related change moved election of Bonebrake Seminary president to the seminary board. The Willing Workers Society of the First Baptist meets tonight at Mrs. W B Grove’s home with Mrs. May Miller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lancaster
T. Weaver
Wilkinsburg
C. ¢. Rose
Onley
Ill
Home Mission and Church Extension Board of Trustees
United Brethres
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
General Conference
United Brethren
Willing Workers’ Society of the First Baptist Church
W. B. Grove
Loudoun Street
May Miller
Stock Market Rebounds After Slump In New York
Stock prices rebounded sharply in New York as call money eased and the Fed announced no rediscount rate change until after the close. The council had recommended a 5 to 6 percent increase previously, wiping out over a million in quoted values. Recoveries ranged one to eight points across many issues with about 3.9 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Council
Collegians to Host Interwoven Club in Saturday Baseball
The Winchester Collegians inaugurate home play at Kenandoah Valley Academy diamond on Saturday May 25 at 3 o clock. They face the Interwoven Athletic Club of Martinsburg West Virginia, billed as city champions with seasoned veterans. Local youths form the Collegians solid lineup after four out of town games with two wins. Mrs John G Colurn and Miss Justin Colurn of Lewiston Maine are guests at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Collegians
Kenandoah Valley Academy
Martinsburg
W. Va
John G. Colurn
Mise
Justin Colurn
Lewiston, Me
George Washington Hosent
Death’s summons comes suddenly in Frederick county
Turner B. Sencindiver Sr. of Welltown dies at 69 from a cerebral hemorrhage after visiting neighbors. He leaves widow Fannie Belle Hott and six children including Charles M. and Turner B. Jr. Survivors span Winchester Martinsburg Charlottesville and Berkeley County. Funeral services Saturday at 11 at the United Brethren Church Winchester with interment Mount Hebron. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner B. Sencindiver
Frederick County
Welltown
Berkeley County
Mr. Sencindiver
Samuel F
Nancy Sencindiver
Darkesville
W. Va
Fred Sencindiver
Winchester
Fannie Belle Hott
David and
Rachel Hott
Charles M
David H
Turner B. Jr
Samuel S. Sencindiver
Charlottesville
Allen Pittsnogle
Martinsburg
Harry W. Ebert
Charles Sencindiver
Secindiver
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
Southern Methodist Church
J. D. Russell
Brucetown
C. J. Racey
Childrens Fire Injury At North Lou doun Street
Mrs Mary Bruce Price burned about the feet when her daughter Martha aged three ignited newspapers in a hallway. Price stamped out the flames with help from bystanders and firemen arriving with the Sarah Zane Truck to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bruce Price
J. Delano Price
Frank Plank
North Loudoun Street
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Sells One Cent Sale and Event Note
Rexall One Cent Sale runs Thursday to Saturday with tremendous savings. Also advertised is the Livestock and Implement Sale of J L and J W Jolliffe on May 28 at 1 PM near Stephenson Virginia with Brooks Pharmacy involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
J. L
J. W. Jolliffe
Stephenson
Movietone to film S A encampment at Staunton academy
Staunton Military Academy cadets prepare for Winchester encampment with Fox Movietone sound motion pictures. Cadets will perform dress and battlefield scenes as a camera crew records training, tents, and detrainment with officials expected to attend including General Summerall and Gov Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Staunton Military Academy
Winchester
Fox Movietone
Fox
Thomas H. Russell
Fts
Charles P. Summerall
Sladen
Third Corps
Harry F. Byrd
Comdr
Richard B. Byrd
Roy Bryant
North Pole
South Polar
Byrd
Carroll Foster
Navy validates submarine escape device the lung at 302 feet
The Navy announced tests in a Washington navy yard tank using the S-4 crew and the escape device known as the lung proved pressure could be matched to water pressure at 302 feet. All officers reported no ill effects during the submerged test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
New Trials Denied in York County Witchcraft Case
Associated Press reports in York Pennsylvania that John Blymer and John Curry had new trials denied. Both were sentenced to life in prison for their roles in the murder of Nelson D. Rehmeyer. Gilbert G. Hess, aged 14, received a term of 10 to 20 years for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York, Pa
John Blymer
John Curry
Nelson D. Rehmeyer
Farmer
York County
Gilbert G. Hess
Hess
Passengers Ready for Graf Zeppelin Homeward Flight
In Toulon France May 24 all Graf Zeppelin passengers left for Cyers to prepare for departure to Friedrichshafen this evening. Commander Hugo Eckener announced passengers must be at the airfield by 7 20 p m for an 8 o clock start. J B Haldeman returned from Black Mountain North Carolina where he attended a Presbyterian General Assembly as a commissioner from Winchester Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taulon
France
Cyers
Friedrichshafen
Hugo Eckener
Toulon
Air Fieldu
Haldeman
Black Mountain
N. C
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Winchester Presbytery
Tax Returns Due By June First in Virginia
Virginia tax officials warn that June 1 is the last day to file state intangible personal property and individual income tax returns without penalty. Local revenue offices distribute forms, but failure to receive a form does not excuse filing. Returns go to the Department of Taxation for audit and cross checks. delinquents face penalties to equalize the tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
C. H. Morriesett
Commissioners of the Revenue
Commissioner of the Revenue
Department of Taxation
Morrissett
Social Notes Spiral through D.C. Visitors and Local Guests
Local society notes list residents and visitors in Washington and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Harry Pingley Mrs. Bruce Tabler and son Bruce Takoma Park Mrs. Elder Trenary Mr. H T Smith Canton Ohio Mr. Martin Urner Potomac Edison Co Hagerstown Md Mr T Russell Cather Winchester bar R J Boykin Washington Miss Anna Driver Baltimore F L Buckley Hotel Jack E W Armstrong Docp Weather Stripping Co Samuel B O Neal Vaucluse Mrs Fanny Fries John S Brown South Kent St George H Burwell Millwood Miss Annie Massie Miss Nannie Triplett Miss Minnie Beamer John H Campbell Kernestown Rev James A Johnston Keyser W Va Burton S Rush Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road J B Reynolds Hagerstown Victor Product Co Hotel Jack multiple guests and business travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Massie
Nannie Triplett
Minnie Beamer
John H. Campbell
Keyser
W. Va
James A Johnston
Southern Methodist Church
Kernestown
Discrimination Debate Over Press Access To Senate Floor
Washington May 23. The Associated Press reports a clash over press access after the rules committee withdrew the United Press due to a secret roll call. Senator Lafollette proposes extending floor visiting privileges to press associations. The dispute centers on enforcing Senate rules against newspapers and whether to expel reporters for confidential information.
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Associated Press
Washington
Associated Prees
Curt
Senate
Rules Committee
United Press
Lafollette
Republican
Wisconsin
United Prees Association
Senate Rules Committee
The
Oor
Aoe
Lafolletté
Johnson
Calif
Irvine Lenroot
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Reed
Glenn
Ilinois
Caraway
Arkansas
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Winchester School
Woodstock
Turner Sencindiver
Alava
R Eason
Church Missionary Group
O’brian
U. S
Collegians
Interwovens
Death
Sencindiver
Rexall
S.A
Cadet Corps
Commissioners of Revenue
Carter Wormeley
Harry Pingley
Bruce Tabler
Bruce
Takoma Park
Pingley
Bunker Hill
Tabler
Elder Trenary
H. T. Smith
Canton, Ohio
George Washington Hotel
Martin Urner
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
T. Russell Cather
R. J. Boykin
Anna Driver
Baltimore
E. W. Browning
F. L. Buckley
Hotel Jack
E. W. Armatrong
Docp Weather Stripping Company
Samuel B. O'Neal
Vaucluse
Fanny Fries
John S. Brown
South Kent, Street
Diyton
George H. Burwell
Millwond
Burton S. Rush
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. B. Reyold
Hagerstown
Victor Product Company
Jack
Toress Association
LA Follette
Borah
Idaho
Lenair Blease
South Carolina
Coolidge
Lentroot
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