Macks Do Well At Practice Ahead of World Series Game
Shibe Park Philadelphia Oct 6 The Athletics and Cardinals prepare for game four as 32 000 fans arrive despite the heat. Dib Williams homers in practice along with Foxx Simmons and Cochrane as Earnshaw and Flowers are named the starters. Early in the game Cardinals Fields and Athletics fielders exchange plays in a brisk, sunlit morning workout.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Lew Krausse
Dib Williams
Jimmy Fox
al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
Simmons
Earnshaw
Johnson
Cardinals
Jake Flowers
Adams
Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
Foxx
Miller
Williams
Flowers
Watkins
Frisch
Bottomley
Hafey
Martin
Wilson
Gelbert
Cardinals Win Tumbling Play by Play With Athletics
The Cardinals and Athletics exchange defensive plays as Frisch, Bottomley and Gelbert turn a double play in the early innings. Hafey and Martin spark the Cardinals with singles and two-base hits while radio interference disrupts play-by-play across several innings.
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Gelbert
Haas
Bottomley
Cochrane
Simmons
Frisch
Cardinals
Earnshaw
Watkins
Miller
Williams
Athletics
Foxx
Miler
High
Hafey
Martin
Wilson
Bishop
Als—Frisch
Foxx Bottomley
Collins
Lindsey
Derringer
Hounder
Wages Garnishee Liability Extended to Return Day
In Winchester, Judge Williams ruled that wages garnished on a judgment may be liable from service to the garnishee return day. The case involved Maggie Anderson, her husband Marcellus, and Marion Anderson, with $24 owed at service and $30 earned before return. The court awarded $54 total, clarifying garnishee scope for justices and officers.
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Corporation Court of Winchester
Williams
Maggie Anderson
Marcellus Anderson
Marion Anderson
Slaughter House Fire Damages Mayor’s Property in Shawnee Hollow
A large slaughter house at the southern Shawnee Hollow end, owned by Mayor F. A. Shryock and leased to meat market operators, burned late last night. Estimated loss about 1500 with 1000 insured. one end damaged but fire stopped quickly by volunteers. Fire officials and insurers will investigate. no cause found. Salt production in 1929 valued at 27,334,695 by the Federal Bureau of Mines.
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Shawnee Hollow
F. A. Shryock
Kent
Shryock
Federal Bureau of Mines
Mr Anderson Returns to North Carolina
Mr Charles Anderson returns to Durham North Carolina to resume studies at Duke University after visiting his parents on North Braddock Street. He was joined by guest Mr Bob Dickerton of Richmond Virginia who also studies at Duke University.
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Charles Anderson
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Lir
W. P. Anderson
North Braddock Street
Anderson
Bob—Dickerton
Richmond
Winchester and Frederick Garden Club Meet Wednesday
The Winchester and Frederick County Garden Club will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs. B F Arthur Jr home on Stewart Street.
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Garden Club
Winchester and
Frederick County
Lindberghs Mourn Death of Dwight Morrow in China
Dwight Morrow dies at 58 in his sleep from a cerebral hemorrhage. Tributes flow from nations leaders industry and arts as Lindberghs learn of the loss during vacation abroad. Funeral set for Englewood First Presbyterian Church with Curtis acting for Hoover amid political ripples in New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Dwight W. Morrow
Curtis
Englewood
N. J
Amherst College
Calvin Coolidge
Morrow
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
Morrows
China
Shanghai
First Presbyterian Church
New Jersey
United States
Baird
Moyrow
Harry A Moore
Walter E. Edge
France
Larson
Elizabeth Reeve Cutter
Elizabeth
Anne Lindbergh
Constance
Dwight W., Jr
Notice to Water Users in effect until further notice
Water users are informed that sprinkling of lawns and similar uses will be allowed only from this period until further notice. Issued by the Water Committee.
High Officials Give Time Free for Humanity
A historical piece defends the Red Cross by highlighting leaders like President Hoover and Judge Payne. It notes Mabel Boardman’s wealth and generosity, including a personal $24 000 gift toward a Washington building, and dismisses criticism as misinformed while praising sacrifice and service.
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National Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Herbert Hoover
United States
John Barton Payne
Virginia
Judge Payne
The
Mabel Boardman
Washington
Public Livestock Sale by I. H. Zinn on Oct 8
I. H. Zinn schedules a public sale of 90 head livestock on Thursday at 1 p m at Highland Ave Dwelling Court House Noon Saturday Oct 10 A great bargain with details in the official notice
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I. H. Zinn
Highland Ave
Court House
Large apartment for rent on Stewart Street
For rent a large apartment at 608 South Stewart Street. Contact phone 562 for details. Also sought is a good home for a Maltese cat with one or two kittens. Contact phone 41-1.
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South Stewart Street
Wanted Stayman Apples by crate for color quality
Classified note from Fred L. Glaize seeks Stayman apples by crate with at least 25 percent good color. Postmarked 9 19 with initials Ip tf.
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Stayman
Fred L. Glaize
Free Cannon Bath Towel From Bread Wrapper Offer
Readable ad notes a free large Cannon bath towel offered for 20 wrappers from Big Joe bread or B C Pan Ore and C. Baking Corp with unclear dates and qualifiers.
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Cannon
Big Joe Bread
B& C
Ore & C. Baking Corp
Death summons Mrs Cross after long illness
Mrs Iseline Doran Cross, 44, wife of Charles A. Cross, supervisor at M J Grove Lime in Stephens City, died at home after a long illness. She was active in the United Brethren Church and valued by the community. Survived by husband, daughter Evelyn, sisters Mary Bowers and Ethel Stainback, and brother Frank Doran. Body to be taken to Manchester York County, Pa. for funeral Friday with Rev George W. Stover to officiate.
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Iseline Doran Cross
Charles A. Cross
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
County
United Brethren Church of
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Cross
White Hall
Montour County
Doran
Evelyn Cross
Mary Bowers
Baltimore
Ethel Stainback
Portsmouth
Frank Doran
Men’s Class To Meet Tonight at United Brethren Church
A very important meeting of the Men’s Bible Class will be held in the church at 7:30 this evening. Every member is earnestly requested to attend as highly important matters will be considered. The church opens a new conference year and aims to lead in Sunday School work.
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United Brethren Church
Virginia Knights of Pythians
Pythian Sisters
New Market
Grand Lodge
Winchester
Old Dominion
Pythians
Hines Memorial
Carroll Maloney
New
Sisters
New Market Pythian Hall
New Maket
Evangelist Marge Knabenshue Spencer To Preach Here
Evangelist Marge Knabenshue Spencer from Grafton West Virginia will preach at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the Assembly of God Hall at Cameron and Boscawen streets announced by Rev. C. H. Anderson. Everyone is invited.
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Marge Knabenshue Spencer
Grafton
Assembly of God
Cameron and
Boscawen
C. H. Anderson
Cripple Clinic Set for Saturday in City
A cripple clinic will be held at the District Nurse Association offices on Saturday October 10. An orthopedic surgeon from the University of Virginia hospital will supervise examinations with District Nurse Association nurses assisting. Two sessions are planned from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 2 to 3:30 p.m.
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District Nurse Association
University of Virginia
Not All Arrested On Highland Ave
A Winchester resident asked The Star to note that not all 25 people arrested in Sunday night's disorderly conduct raid were from Highland avenue. He said no colored residents live on Highland and several white docketed arrestees lived on other streets.
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Highland Avenue
Winchester
Star Office
Four coopers sought by Winchester White Co at North Market Street
Public notice lists a job ad for four experienced coopers to apply to Thomas D Cather at the shop on North Market Street. Another item announces a public sale on Wednesday October 7 at 10 o clock at 112 North Washington Street featuring sideboards parlor chairs and other household goods.
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Thomas D. Cather
North Market Street
Washington Street
Youthful gang admits to 10 hijacking jobs in region
Four youths aged 17 to 24 confessed to stealing three automobiles in Winchester and burglaries across Clarke Warren and Culpeper counties. Names given were Charles Burke 17 Jesse Brown 24 Charles Armel 19 and Frank Bray 22. Bray provided details of a hardware store burglary in Culpeper and an aborted robbery in Front Royal.
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C. W. Hollis
Winchester
Clarke
Warren
Culpeper
Charles Burke
Jesse Brown
Charles Armel
Frank Bray
Cline
Bowers
Bray
Anon Pt Orga
Cv Tt
Richard Clem
Ere
Berryville
Ralph S. Fansler
Clem
Armel
Front Royal
Hollis
R. S. Fansler
Frederick Plaza
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A. L
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N. L
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Stark
Andy High
Unswung
Slaughter House
George Earnshaw
MR. Anderson
North Carolina
Cntemp
Capitol
Mexico City
New York
Morgan
Japan
Anne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Miss Boardman
Mrs. Cross
Manchester
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Hines Memrial
Cripple Clinic
Winchester White Gro. Corp
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