Millville Plays Park Nine In Tomorrow Afternoon Clash
Millville tents up for a game with Park Nine tomorrow afternoon. Park Nine looks solid in practice as Millville seeks a strong home showing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1937
Page
3
Surprise Promised as Local Team Faces Millville
Managers Baker and Patton promise a big surprise for fans who travel to the Park tomorrow afternoon to see the locals play Millville. Baker vows every element of surprise is guarded and no exception is made. The question remains who will be more surprised the fans or Millville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Patton
Millville
Winchester Park
Rosemont Cubs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Coopy Goodwin
Coopy
Winchester
Garley Hoe
Jail Pants Mend Prompt Sheriff Memo
Police radio notes reveal deputy sheriff Y. V. Burks explaining he tore his pants on duty and borrowed a pair after the jail matron finished mending the seat. Officers sought clarification of the message while awaiting further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Y. V. Burks
Burks
Local notes from Lebanon Church area va May 29
Mrs Susie Henderlite and daughter Evelyn visited the Bowers with other area residents. Several locals attended the Music Festival at Crystal Caverns and a number graduate Strasburg. Milestones include improvements at Mt Hope Church and marriages in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shull
Bob Campbell
Hannistown
Cletus Campbell
Middletown
Mary Campbell
Walter Brown
Frederick Bowers
G. F. Gore
Kitty Lou Gore
Chambersburg
Wheatfield
George Pingley
Hopewell
Charles Borden
Washington, D. C
Will Pangle
Crystal Caverns
Clarence Windle
Clara Bowers
Strasburg
Harry Bowman
Baltimore
Adolph Hockman
I. L. Stickley
Charlottesville Hospital
Lambert
Alf” Cooley
Ernest Henderlite
Virginia Racey
Charles McDonald
Ralph McDonald
Washington
Stuart McDonald
Mt. Hope
D. S. Himelright
Angie McDonald
Hilda McDonald
Leo McDonald
Ethel Kremer
Veda Hockman
Hazel Mowery
Large funeral marks Grimes community as locals note prosperity
Grimes Virginia May 29 funeral of Mrs Robert Clevenger Sr drew many attendees from neighboring states and the event featured an extraordinary flowers display. Locals report strong business, quarry work nearby, and heavy spring traffic from road and quarry detours near Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beckey
Ellis Randall
Winchester
Clevenger
Clearbrook
Dodson
Albin
Robert Clevenger
Martinsburg
Flying Yachts Set for Bermuda Shuttle Service Soon
Aviation editor notes preproduction flying boats will link the U S mainland with Bermuda in a 73 mile shuttle while larger 200,000 pound ships are imagined. Current craft like the Cavalier and Bermuda Clipper carry 24 to 50 passengers. bigger designs promise higher payloads but limited passenger counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Francis
Associated Press Aviation
Port Washington, N. Y
American Mainland
Bermuda
Transport Flying Boat
Atlantic
Pan- American Airways
Stephens City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Stephens City Virginia May 29 a roundup of weekend visits and local guests features Mr and Mrs Homestead of Delaware with Mrs Mattie Dean, extended calls from Hagerstown Berryville Philadelphia and Winchester, plus hospital news and travel to Fredericksburg and Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Homestead
Delaware
Mattie Dean
R. M. Carbaugh
R. M. Krump
Billy
Hagerstown
Harry Fenton
Lucille Fenton
Berryville
Em Martha Lyndor
Philadelp
Eric Rogers
Margaret Lee
Front Royal
Henry Ritenour
Hugh Racey
Kenneth Staples
Leslie Drake
Beverly
Winchester
Helena Perry
Coble
Nellie Huber Sunny
George Sillik
Matthew Ebersole
Mary Rogers
Philomena Laren
Allie Campbell
Braynard Campbell
B. A. Gladman
Robert
Washington D. C
Norman Bean
A. C. Boyer
James Bean
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Curtis Puckett
Susie Carbaugh
Kenneth Grim
Fredericksburg
Alice
James Russell Shryock
Keyser
W. Va
Virginia Madigan
Charles Tobin
Nineveh
Roxie and Footsie Start Fast in Early Season
Detroit pitcher Roxie Lawson and Boston’s Footsie Marcum lead their clubs as spring comebacks. Lawson owns a 9-game start with 79 innings and 29 strikeouts, boosting the Tigers to second place. Marcum has five wins in nine starts with 23 strikeouts. The Red Sox sit above .500 after a 7-0 win over Washington, while other league results include Pirates 10 Cardinals 3 and Cubs 12 Reds 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Detroit
Boston
Roxie Lawson
Footsie Marcum
Tigers
Red Sox
Lawson
Marcum
St. Louis Browns
Hank Greenberg
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucs
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Charley Root
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Zeke Bonura
Browns
Cubs
Reds
White Sox
Indians
Paul Waner
Pirates
Cardinals
Johnny Marcum
Senators
Friendship Co Sponsors Spring Festival At Fair Grounds
Friendship Fire Company announces a one week Spring Festival starting Monday May 31 at the Fair Grounds under Sam Lawrence Shows. The event features 15 attractions and 250 people with high class free acts each afternoon and night. Proceeds will fund the fire company and help buy a new fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lawrence
Friendship Fire Company
Daily Results In Winchester Softball Loop
Val Woolen defeated Republic Oil 10 to 0 while Elks Club beat O Sullivan 15 to 8. No games Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Woolen
Republic Oil
Elks Club
O'Sullivan
Senate Finishes $81 Million Second Deficiency Bill
On Capitol Hill the Senate completed action on an 81 million dollar second deficiency appropriation bill. The House heard President Roosevelt's veto message on veterans insurance. A conference committee agreed on a three year limit for CCC programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Conference
Transfers of County Realty Summary
Recent transfers of county realty include a 95 acre tract in Gainesboro district sold to W E Edwards trustee for $1 and other considerations. Executors of Frank P Colston sell 385 acre tract for $15,000 and an 80 acre tract for $600, with portions in Frederick and Clarke counties. Farmers and Merchants Bank and Trust Company sell a 46488 tract for $20,000. Cora Goode Fries to C P Telephone Company grants right of way through Thornton Goode estate for $170. Edward M DeHaven et al transfer 46 acres a mile north of White Hall to Coleman B Milburn for $10. Emma C Boyd et al to W L McCarty transfer 68 acres in Shaw n district for $975 and over premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Whitacre
Call
W. E. Edwards
Gainesboro
Frank P. Colston
Farmers and Merchant National Bank
Frederick
Clarke County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Te l
College Bred Bloomington Alpha Receives Canine Master’s Degree
Phi Gamma Delta mascot Alpha, a seven year old police dog in Bloomington, earned an honorary master’s degree in caniology from Illinois Wesleyan University president H. W. McPherson for perfect attendance and faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Bloomington
Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
H. W. McPherson
Illinois
Wesleyan University
Christ Church Service Schedule at Boscawen
The Christ Episcopal Church at Boscawen hosts services led by Rev. Robt. B. Nelson with 8 a.m. holy communion 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. morning prayer and sermon. The sermon theme is The Strength of Prayer with a prayerful appeal for grace to keep God's commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boscawen
Washington Sts
Robt. B. Nelson
Detroit Anthony Hessler Tests Car Siren Burglar Proof
In a rehearsal a siren warned if a window broke or door opened but thieves still forced a locked door, opened a bag, and stole $400 from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Anthony Hessler
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