World Series Game Three Opens At Wrigley In Sunny Chase
The Yankees and Cubs meet at Wrigley Field in Chicago for game three with 10 000 fans in bright fall weather. Charley Root faces the Yankees bats while George Pipgras starts for New York as the Cubs defend home turf in this first of three scheduled battles. The day features a radio play by play plan and a tight lineup showing Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri and Dickey for New York against Herman English Cuyler Stephenson Moore Grimm Hartnett and Jurges for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Yankees
Cubs
New York
Bruin
Charley Root
Grimm
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Lazzeri
Dickey
Chapman
Crosetti
Pipgras
Herman
English
Cuyler
Stephenson
Moore
Hartnett
Jurges
Rott
The
Star
Herman H. Hable
Combs
Sewell
Ruth
Gehrig
Combs Head
Crossetti
Fanning
Man and Wife Die in Gas Leak Under Delmar House
Pred Kane a 42 year old filling station operator and his wife died trying to rescue him after a gas leak under their Delmar home. Their daughter Marie 11 alerted neighbors as three rescue workers were revived after being overcome.
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Associated Press
Delmar
Del
Kane
Marie Kane
Marie
Salisbury
William Culver, Jr
Officer and Negro Bandit Slain In Fight
In Tuscaloosa on the University of Alabama campus a gun battle left Policeman A G Snyder dead and Garland Tanner wounded after a robbery in which Leonard C Allman and a female companion were held up. Bandit William Ash killed by Tanner.
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Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Leonard C. Allman
Pennsylvania
William Ash
Allman
A. G. Snyder
Garland Tanner
Ash
Six Injured In New Mine Clash at Fulton County Mines
In Canton Illinois on October 1 six miners were injured when a crowd estimated around 1000 attacked workers attempting to enter the Clearview and Pschirrer coal mines, one of Fulton county’s largest fields. State police and deputies rushed to the scene to restore order.
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Associated Press
Canton
Ill
Clearview
Pschirrer
Fulton County
Stock market activity at low ebb in dull session
New York on October 1 saw a virtually stall turn to the market with only late short covering lifting prices in the final quarter hour. Overall activity was the weakest since early summer, with about 400000 shares traded in two dull hours and trades driven largely by professionals. Sterling cables quoted at 3.4554 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
South End Hose Company Meeting Notice
South End Hose Company announces a business meeting Monday night. Secretary notes dues and member attendance expected.
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South End Hose Co
Philco Radio Ad Promotes New Philco Jr at $18.75
Miller and Anderson advertise a genuine Philco radio, the Philco Jr, on display in showrooms. The ad claims it plays better than models once selling for over a hundred dollars and invites customers to hear it. Dated 9-30.
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Philco Jr
Miller & Anderson
Death summons for Miss Maphis in Charlottesville
Miss Lily B. Maphis longtime Winchester resident and Grace Lutheran Church helper died after a long illness in Charlottesville. She was connected with Winchester Memorial Hospital in purchasing and other departments and is survived by two brothers, Dr. Maphis of Warrenton and Prof. Charles B. Maphis, with services planned at Grace Lutheran Church and burial at Mount Hebron.
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Lily B. Maphis
Winchester
Charlottesville
Miss Maphis
Lantz Mill
Shenandoah County
J. Luther Maphis
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Warrenton
Fauquier County
Samuel W. Maphis
Walter D. Myers
Roland T. Bryarly
M. Lohr Capper
John F. Rodman, Jr
Boyd Richards To Stand Trial In October Term
Judge Philip Williams sets October 17 as the trial date for Boyd R. Richards on alleged statutory offenses against two young girls. Commonwealth Attorney James P. Reardon sought amendments to the indictments. defense counsel objected but amendments were allowed. Richards remains out on $2,500 bond with sureties Mrs. Ida Shryock and Walker McC. Bond.
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Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Boyd R. Richards
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Richards
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Frank S. Tavenner, Sr
Woodstock
New Jersey Bans Milk Plants From Nearby States
The New Jersey health department denied 15 out of state milk plants the right to ship into the state for not meeting 1932 milk law standards. Readily available permits were issued to 10 plants in Pennsylvania and New York, with temporary permits granted pending final inspection. in total 151 plants across several states hold permits or temporary status.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
State Health Department Today
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Wisconsin
Clarke County Circuit Court Session Closes
Clarke County Virginia October term ends after Judge Philip Williams case load includes Wheeler Jenkins prohibition violation Wilbur Slaughter death by head injury defense of mother John J Kain reckless driving case to next term four defendants fined 50 dollars and costs and jury returns 25 dollars damages in motor company suit plus self defense dismissal for Theodore Nelson and other jurors named by Berryville readers.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Philip Williams
G. W. Garvin
R. W. Carper
W. M. Fenton
G. W. Fuller
L. K. McNamara
H. C. Clemons
J. H. Bromley
Wheeler Jenkins
Wilbur Slaughter
Nelson Reid
Reid
Rose E. MacDonald
John J. Kain
Wilmur Carper
Carper
Royston
N. M. Norman
Page County
Ardent
Randolph Burtch
Harry Hickerson
James Sowers
Robert Webster
Mitchell Burtch
Theodore Nelson
William Taylor
R. Y. Naill Motor Company
Mildred
Edna Colbert
Round Hill
Edward McC. Williams
Mildred Colbert
Charles C. Harrison
Leesburg
Walter E. Blount
H. C. Kelley
W. B. Harris
C. T. Hall
Wardell Singhass
Oscar Carr
Thomas Dix
J. C. Diggs
Chest Clinic Set for October 3 in District Nurse Office
The District Nurse Association announces a free chest clinic on Monday October 3 in the nurses' office near the Court House. Dr. C. W. Scott of the State Board of Health will direct the event from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Appointments are advised. call 1189 or visit weekdays 2–3 p.m. The clinic does not examine old positive cases or children under 15 unless written physician consent is provided.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Roosevelt Faces Busy Day in Windy City During Campaign Trip
Chicago crowds welcomed Franklin D Roosevelt with a torch light parade and an 8 900 mile tour through 20 states. He planned a World Series function a Democratic leaders conference and a Detroit stop before Albany and the Wisconsin swing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Aidance
Illinois
Detroit
Milwaukee
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eagles Hall
Beloit
Anna Roosevelt Hall
James Roosevelt
Gov. Roosevelt
Jack Frost Ice Cream Postal Delivery Service Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Jack Frost ice cream as a quality product with economy pricing and mentions postal delivery service.
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Jack Frost
Death of Clarke County farmer DeHaven from heart attack
Gilbert DeHaven a 47 year old tenant farmer at Cherry Meade Swimley Station Clarke County was found dead in the barn late yesterday. A heart attack was diagnosed by Dr Pitman of Charles Town W Va. Son Talbert found him between 5 and 6 pm. Survived by wife Eva Lineburg DeHaven three sons and several relatives. Funeral services set for Sunday at Chesnut Grove Church burial beside church.
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Gilbert DeHaven
Swimley Station
Clarke County
Charley Town
W. Va
DeHaven
M. Lohr Capper
Winchester
Mr. DeHaven
Talbert DeHaven
Pitman
Charles Town
Capper
Frederick County
Alexander DeHaven
Susan DeHaven
Gainesboro
Eva Lineburg DeHaven
Talbert
Manuel
Delmar DeHaven
Janney Loy
Charles Emery
Hutch and
Stuart DeHaven
H. Brent DeHaven
Jefferson County
Chesnut Grove Church
Rummage Sale Planned by Winchester S P C A
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold a rummage sale in October. Donations of any variety are welcome and can be sent to Miss Frances Page at 318 W Cork St or Mrs. Robert Ward at 211 S Washington St.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Frances Page
Winchester S. P. C. A
W. Cork Street
Robert Ward
S. Washington Street
Death of M A Orndorff A Longtime Frederick County Farmer
Morgan A Orndorff aged about 84 died in a Baltimore hospital from a heart ailment after weeks of declining health He was born in Shenandoah County Virginia and spent most of his life near Hayfield before moving to Beltsville He leaves two sons five daughters and several siblings with funeral services set for 2 PM at R T Jones and Company funeral parlors followed by burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Morgan A. Orndorf
Hayfield
Frederick County
Beltsville
Baltimore
Mr. Orndorff
Shenandoah County
Joseph B
Jemima Orndorff
Shenandoah
Bureau of Forestry
Orndorff
Charles Polhamus
Annabelle Hodgson
Ella Orndorff
A. L. Rosenberger
Archie Orndorff
Strasburg
E. Lee Orndorff
Clearbrook
R. T. Jones and Company
Loudoun Street
Myerly
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian
Orndorff Begins 38 Year Prison Term For Murder
Kermit Orndorff, a mountain farmer from Star Tannery, is taken to the Virginia State Penitentiary to begin a 38 year sentence for the murder of his wife Frances suns Orndorff last December 9. He left the local jail under guard in a state transport van and was to be assigned a cell and garb. Mrs. Orndorff to be buried tomorrow in Strasburg at First Christian Church after being convicted by Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Kermit Orndorff
Virginia State Penitentiary
Frances Suns Orndorff
Orndorff
Miller
Luther Pannett
Strasburg
First Christian Church
Frederick County
Auto License Tax Reduced for 1932 Virginia Plates
Beginning today 1932 Virginia automobile license plates cost one quarter of the full annual amount. The Division of Motor Vehicles orders pro rata pricing for the rest of the year, with three months remaining. The Winchester Chamber of Commerce will stay open tonight from 5:30 to 10 for tag sales.
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Virginia
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Division of Motor Vehicles
Chamber of Commerce
Wanted Delicious in bulk 25 percent and better color
Advertisement seeking bulk supply of a product described as 25 percent and better color with buyer identified as Fred L Glaze.
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Fred L
Glaize
Reopening of Evelyn Shryock Beauty Shoppe
Announcement that Evelyn Shryock Beauty Shoppe reopens under Blanche Dove and Mary Bowers formerly of the Mary Ann Shoppe. Patrons cordiality solicited and appreciated.
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Evelyn Shryock
Blanche Dove
Mary Bowers
Mary Ann Shoppe
Special October Offer at The Beauty Nook
Eugene permanent wave priced at $6.50 and hot oil shampoo for $1.50 are advertised with a contact number 1312 for appointments at The Beauty Nook.
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Eugene
Call
Bishop McMurry to Arrive for Baltimore Conference
Bishop W F McMurry of Payette Missouri will arrive Monday to prepare for the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Southern Methodist Church at Braddock Street Methodist Church South October 5 to 10. Bishop Cannon is slated to address a mass meeting Wednesday at Braddock Street.
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Braddock St. M. E. Church
South
W. F. McMurry
Payette
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Bishop McMurry
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Church
Board of Morals and Social Service
James Cannon, Jr
McMurry
John Paul Tyler
Washington
J. Howard Wells
Winchester
E. L. Woolf
Rockingham
H. M. Canter
Alexandria
J. H. Balthis
Roanoke
W. F. Locke
Lewisburg
D. L. Blakemore
E. C. Beery
Raleigh Court
Braddock Street
Bishop Cannon
Geo. Wesley Jones
Mt. Vernon Church
Danville
Board of
Mr. Jones
Romney
W. Va
Epworth League
George Washington
Cider Notice Opens Mill for Customers
Local notice signals mill in Albin Virginia open for customers. Name L. A. Hudson appears with a 29-1p-31 code and phone 2009F14.
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L. A. Hudson Albin
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Wrigley
Togheer Battling Sox
Grim
McCarthy
George Pipgras
Ruffing
Gomez
Salisbury, Md
Philco
Charlottesville, Va
Boyd Richards
Windy City
M.A. Orndorfe
Baltimore Hospital
Mmurry
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