White Sox Break Into Win Column in 9-2 Victory
White Sox topple Red Men A.C. 9 to 2 as Shickle limits West Virginians to eight hits. Newton starts with a six run second inning rally for the Sox, aided by three doubled hits from R Boyd Kendell and Shickle. Barron and Davis bad luck on offense for the Red Men who suffer their first loss of the year while the Sox chase another win tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Baker Hospital
Shickle
West
White Sox
Sam Ensogna’s
Lemley
Coffelt
Boyd
Ss . A
Henrietta
Spurs
Pek Smith
Schee Kendall
C , Eet Copenhaver
Bhickle
Red Men
H Barron
Sd Peacemaker
Cae Wise
I Hill
Tao Stewart
Bhockey
R. Wise
At. Bank Davis
p-Ib-ss Sa
Gano
Seriors
Winchester
Ead
Park To Play All Stars Sunday At Boyce Diamond
Winchester Park, rained out last weekend, will face Clarke County All-Stars Sunday afternoon at Boyce Diamond. Mentzer and Keller form the local battery with the Clarke starting pitcher yet to be announced. Park players meet at Rouss hall by 1 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park
Clarke County All-Stars
Boyce
Mentzer
Keller
Clarke Nine
Park
Rouss Hall
Memorial service for Dr. Whitlock to be held Sunday
The memory of Dr. J. Lawrence Whitlock founder of the Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church will be honored with a memorial service at Mount Hebron Cemetery on Sunday June 1 at 10 am Rev W O Talbert will speak Historic City Four Quartette will sing hymns President Robert E Ayler and Golden Rule Class members will attend The Stephen City class was organized by Whitlock in 1915 and the Winchester class in 1906 If weather is bad services move to the Golden Rule Class Room Members should assemble at 9 30 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawrence Whitlock
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. O. Talbert
Whitlock
City
Robert Legge
Eugene Russell
John Pelter
Robert Snapp
Robert E. Ayler
Stephen City
Dr. Whitlock
Winchester
Whilock
Braddock St
Duncan Phyfe
Staffordshire
Sheffield
Bristol
Haviland
Loudoun Street
James Edwards 90 Dies at Maryland Home
James A. Edwards 90, of Capitol Heights Maryland, died Thursday night at the West Hospital in Washington D C after a two week illness. Born November 3 1856 in Cold Springs West Virginia he was a carpenter by trade. Survived by two sons Moody Edwards Mexico Lanky Edwards New York City three daughters Ethel Filenner Winchester Goldie Sheetz Front Royal Road Myrtle Macmeal San Antonio fifteen grandchildren and three nephews. Funeral services Monday at 11 from Jones Funeral Home with Rev William Hadden and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers Earle Raymond Harold George Flenner Charles Sheetz. Memorial church services listed at John Mann Methodist and Mt Carmel Baptist Churches. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Edwards
the West Hospital
Washington, D
Cold Springs
West Virginia
William E
Mary Ann Kelly
Edwards
Capitol Heights
Maryland
Mary E. Carr
Moody Edwards
Mexico
William Hadden
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Roscoe, Earle
Harold
Raymond Edwards
George Flenner
Charles Sheetz
Not a single victim identified after disaster wreck
America and civilian volunteers described the casualties as burned or mutilated beyond recognition. A Navy guard was posted while volunteers searched for bodies at daylight. Col. Beverly Ober, Maryland police superintendent, called the scene the worst he had witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ober
Maryland Police
Virginia apple and peach crops show mixed yields in 1946
Cooperative groups approve revised by laws as experts predict a short 1946 apple season across a four state area. Virginia faces large losses while New York State and Pacific Northwest crops loom heavy. Peaches look good with California and Georgia markets expanding by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol R. Miller
Applaachian Apples, Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Miller
Delaware
New Jersey
North Carolina
East
New York State
New England
Michigan
Illinois
Pacific Northwest
Indiana
Ohio
California
Georgia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Tesske
A. H. Teske
VPI
Roanoke
Patrick
Carroll
Henry
Piedmont
Buckingham
Albemarle
Tske
Leadership talk calls for united effort after war
Earl Bunting urged continued teamwork to meet postwar goals. He warned of tougher challenges like raising production, controlling prices, and reducing taxes while sustaining economic strength to aid allied nations. He urged citizens to align efforts and keep faith with fallen servicemen. Memorial services announced for June 8 at local churches with further details pending.
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America
United
Funeral Rites For Frank Davis Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. from Kurtz Funeral Home Chapel for Frank R. Davis 77 a native of Yellow Springs West Virginia who died Tuesday at his home in Oak Grove Missouri. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Charles H. Harper Hubert S. Bell J Frank Bayliss E Homer Harlee Carson Davis and Frank Keckley.
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Kurtz
South
Loudoun Street
City
Frank R. Davis
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Oak Grove
Missouri
Jay H. Lowden
Kenneth Strowbridge
Joseph Hodason
W. W. Glass
Leonard Sirbaugh
W. E. Eisenberg
R. A. Whitten
Bessie Catron
Lexington
Harry E. Davis
Kansas City
John Arnold
Takoma
Clyde Brill
Spokane
Washington
Leyburn Brill
Leyburn Brill, Jr
Carolyn, Bill
Candy G. Carson B
Thomas B. Davis
Cora J. Franks
Bertha Spaid
Lehew
Mount Hebron
Charles H. Harper
Hubert S. Bell J
Prank Bayliss
E. Homer Harlee
Carson Davis
Frank Keckley
Memorial Services at Whitacre Redland and Macedonia Churches
Memorial services will be held Sunday at Whitacre Redland Methodist Church at 2 p m with Rev J R Collins of Martinsburg and Rev B W Johnson as speakers. Macedonia Methodist Church follows at 2 30 p m with Rev John Teter preaching Living Memorials and music by the Olfi Dominion Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre Redland Methodist Church
J. R. Collins
Martinsburg
B. W. Johnson
Macedonia Methodist Church
John Teter
Olfi Dominion Quartet
Quiz answers labeled on Page 4 of October 12 1492 issue
The record lists five quiz items with answers: 1. correct the year 1492 October 12 page 4. 2. George Washington in 1789. 3. The Hope Diamond at 44 1 2 carats. 4. Harry Houdini. 5. The Ford Motor Company and 1943 pennies minced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hope Diamond
Harry Houdini
The
Ford Motor Company
June 6 1 pm Wilton Sing Hass sale near Berryville
Sales directory item lists June 6 at 1 pm at Wilton Sing Hass, 242 miles from Berryville on Charles Town Pike, selling stock, implements, household goods. Also June 7 and June 11 sales including residents Mrs. C L Lockhart Winchester Nash automobile household goods and tools Adelaide Fuller estate furniture appliances M D Adams estate Clarke County horses cattle sheep implements J C Williams Berryville Pike livestock and implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Singhass
Berryville
Charles Town Pike
C. L. Lockhart
Greenwall Ave
Winchester
Nash Automobile
Adelaide H. Fuller
E. Piccadilly St
D. Adams
Old Pierce
Clarke County
J. C. Williams
Berryville Pike
Virginia loan and thrift corp vs Braithwaite order
In the civil and police court of Winches ter Virginia the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation seeks to attach the property of Mary E Braithwaite to satisfy 166 dollars 50 cents plus interest from August 5 1945 and costs. The defendant a non resident with last known Baltimore Maryland address must appear within ten days after due publication to protect her interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil & Police Court
Winchester
Virginia
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Mary E. Braithwaite
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Lombard Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Notable Names in a Brief Sports Almanac
The fragment lists names and facts including Lewis E. Lawes aged 63, Alphonso, and a reference to Bulls. Another item mentions by volume and a contrast with steel zinc and copper. The terse notes resemble a summary table or index entry from a larger sports or industry piece.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.C
Mee
John W
Rosenberger
Loudoun County
Headley’s Auction
James Edwards
John Mann Methodist Church
E. H. Jackson
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
A. T. Gaskins
Ober
ESSO
Kernstown
Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milik Pioneers’ Association
Frederick
Teske
I. Fred Stine
Earl Bunting
Bunting
State Department
Christ Episcopal Church
James B. Roe
Deering
Cr. Brumback & Sons
N. Camel
Exper
Frank Davis
Rileys Real Estate
Dial
Winchester, Va
Nash Coupe
Orpha Lockhart
Roy Duvall
Alphonso
Lewis E. Lawes
PINE
Glaize & Bro
Cameron Street
Hone
Hill
BELL
Stokely’s Orange Juice
Fairplay Market
S&s. Loudoun &T
Chapman ‘Motor Co
Omps Funeral Home
Winchester Furniture CO
Loudoun
Electromaster
Bailey & Goodman Contractors
R. S. Brown
Brownie
Old Pierce Home Place
Wadesville
Old Charles Town Road
Durham
Ayrshire
IHC
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
M. D. Adams
Roy P. Duvall
Chas. Duvall Auctioneers
Jolliffe
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