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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

7

Kilmalogue Wins Annefield Cup At Philadelphia Race Meet

Kilmalogue notable upset winner in the Annefield Cup feature at the Annefield meets hosted by William Bell Watkins near Philadelphia. Engineer II and Petite Poule followed, with other finishers and post-race tea for guests from Northern Virginia, Maryland and DC.

Wim Ew Edad Kenneth N. Gilpin Yee T. H. Sommerville Alladin Foxcatcher Farms D. Allen Campbell Long Island Watkins Ewing Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Kentmere Brush Old Bachelor Arthur Hughes John Hay Whitney J. T. Skinner T. Mahoney T.H. Sommerville Lipan Lad Seafarin Dan Gray Dawn

Five Die In Fire During Furious Northern Storm

A Kentucky windstorm swept Laurel county killing five members of a seven person family. Mrs Emma Robinson 32 and four children Robert 12 Vergie 10 Ralph B and Wilma Jean died as the roadside filling station garage and dwelling burned after a heating stove caused the fire. The six year old son Kurt survived at the door and the father was away on business. The storm also wrecked a CCC camp mess hall across the Rockcastle river and damaged nearby buildings.

London J. Y Laurel County Emma Robinson Robert Vergie Ralph B Wilma Jean Kurt CCC Rockcastle River Rockcastle County

Valley Man Joins U S Army Here

George W. Douglas of Harrisburg Va has enlisted through Winchester office for coast artillery service in Panama. He was sent to Fort Slocum to await transport sailing for his destination. Vacancies in Panama reported by Sergeant Frank Likar.

George W. Douglas Harrisonburg Winchester United States Army Coast Artillery Service Panama Fort Slocum Frank Likar

Corn Creole Fry Ups Guided by Simple Butter Fry

A brief recipe outlines preparing corn Creole with two tablespoons butter in a hot skillet. Add two cups corn and chopped green pepper, season to taste, fry until golden, and serve hot.

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