Indians Close In On Dodgers In World Series Clash
The crowd of about 26 000 at League Park watched the Indians pressure the Dodgers as Cleveland eyed a possible final win to clinch the World Series. Carl Mays or rather Coveleskie faced Robinson’s Dodgers with Speaker in center and Robinson promising a fight to the finish.
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Cleveland
League Park
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clevellanders
Brookignites
Brooklyn
Stanley Coveleskie
Dodgers
Speaker's Tribe
O'Day
Dineen
Klem
Connolly
Olson
Sheehan
Griffith
Wheat
Myers
Kenetchy
Kilduff
Willer
Marquard
Evans
Wambsgans
Speaker
Burns
Gardner
Wood
Sewell
O'Neill
Coveleskie
Robinson
WANTS THINGS DONE STRAIGHT Editor The Star
A reader accuses city council members of crooked calling and broken promises in police selection. He urges clean city affairs and notes the need for legal voters to hold elections properly. IRA S. CAPPER signs the letter dated October 12. Also ads mention Grand Opera at City Hall, a rye sale, a used car, and a W C T U meeting set for October 15.
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the Star
Mame
Loo
Ira S. Capper
Miss Mamie Hillyard Returns from Baltimore Visit
Miss Mamie Hillyard has returned home after visiting her sister in Baltimore.
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Miss Mamie
Hillyard
Baltimore
Maryland Lutherans Celebrate Centenary in Winchester
Members of the Maryland Synod visit Winchester to honor the 100 year history of their church at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The event included tours of historic sites in Winchester and a cemetery service with addresses by Rev. David Bittle Floyd and Rev. Luther Kuhlman. The old 1764 church remains at the site as the birthplace of the Maryland Synod formed in 1820.
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Lutheran Synod of Now
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pea Road
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Maryland Synod
A. A. Kelly
Greek Lutheran of
Winchester
Grace Church
William W. Glass
Virginia
Christian Streit
America
Old Church
New Jersey
Streit
South Market Street
A. Hunter Davidson
Henry Baetjer
United States
David Bittle Floyd
Selin’s Grove
Lutheran Churchng
Luther Kuhlman
Boiling Springs
W. H. Settlemyer
Middletown
Grace Lutheran Church
W. E. Cooper
Veryland
Religious Life of America
Henry Eyster Jacobs
Mount Airy Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Jensus
Zion
Martinsburge
Abram Beck
Synodae
Winchester Printed List of Women Voters Registered for Election
Due to confusion over the voter lists in Winchester The Star prints the full register of women who registered for the upcoming election. The listing includes Grace Rice Ida Crum Lillie Crum Grace Cooper Rose Ebersole Margaret Modison Elizabeth Bryarly Bernice Henshall and many others with several entries marked as colored. Continued on page 4.
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Winchester
Star
Grace BE. Rice
Ida V. Crum
Lillie L. Crum
Grace Cooper Rose F. Ebersole
Margaret L. Modison
Elizabeth Y. Bryarly
Bernice Henshall
Bessie L. Miller
Eltha F. Yeakle
Katherine G. Jackson
Mary
Virginia
Woodward Virginia G. Baker Oliva M. Drummond Leva B. DeWitt
Margaret By Roe
Nora A. Lauek
Corine C. Grimm
R. B. Hollinsworth
A. V. Hollinsworth
Kathryn C. Wood
Emma L. Weidner
bin T. Chapman
Retha B. Athey
Julia C. Henry
Oma McDonald
Grace VY. Forney
Janet Randolph
Mary, L. Henry Susie. Taylor
Adam L. Swimley
No Score In Opening All Star Game In Worcester
The All-Star and S. W. A. teams opened the football season in Worcester with a scoreless, nip and tuck contest. The Stars used two forward passes to push gains while the cadets failed in every attempt. Fishburne Military Academy of Waynesboro will meet S. V. A. on the local field Saturday.
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S. W.A
Winchester
Fishburne Military Academy of
Waynesboro
Road Amendment Vote Prompted for Bond Issuance
The piece urges voters to weigh a November 2 ballot measure allowing state road bonds without legislative yearly approval. It warns bonds could total up to 40 million or more, notes current state road funding around 5 million yearly, and argues voters should set a limit if bonds pass.
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State Highway Department
Keifer Pears Promo Final Call At Local Market
Local market advertises Keifer Pears this week as the last call. Noted contact Sam Haines appears in the notice.
Maryland Synod Formed Here in 1820
The ecclesiastical body in America remained connected until 1820 when the Maryland Synod was formed here. The pastors of the Lutheran Church in Winchester have been closely interwoven with the early history of this section and the denomination’s success from its beginnings.
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America
Maryland
Lutheran Church
Winchester
Convicts Operating Hidden Moonshine Plant in Warren County
Reports reveal convicts in Warren County road camps running a moonshine operation. Guards traced the illicit brew to shanty wards where a regulation still, sugar and corn meal disappearance, and a dugout plant explained the illicit alcohol production.
Fire Truck Driver Wanted by Friendship Fire Company
The Friendship Fire Company seeks a capable driver for its fire truck with a good salary. Applications must be in the applicant's own handwriting detailing qualifications and experience and sent to Fred Forney, secretary, city, by October 14.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fred. Forney
Chairman Pannett Appeals for Funds to Elect Cox
A letter to the editor urges support for Cox and Roosevelt to back the League of Nations. It criticizes Senator Harding and asks readers to donate any amount to the Democratic Campaign Committee of an unnamed county in Winchester Virginia to fund the pro League effort amid calls for reservations to preserve Congress and Constitution.
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Pannett
Cox
League OF Nations
Harding
Des Moines
League
Friends of World Peace
United States
Roosevelt
Germany
Democratic Campaign’ Committee
Winchester
Garden For Rent On Amherst Street In 1921
Garden on Amherst Street available for the 1921 season. Applications due before November 1. Mrs Be Byrd is handling the rental.
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Amherst Street
Mrs. BE
Byrd
Unmatched Facilities for Reaching Top Markets
Unsurpassed facilities for reaching the best markets. Every detail of the business cared for by specialists Boyd in Richards N Bank Bidg. Both phones.
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Boyd
Richards
N. Bank
Roll Call Leader Named for Winchester Red Cross Drive
Mrs. H D Fuller of Winchester is appointed director of the 7th Red Cross Roll Call for Winchester and Frederick County. Potomac Division reports most chapters in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia have organized for the annual effort to renew or enroll members. Volunteers are urged to contact Mrs Fuller for supplies and credentials as the drive runs Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with broad public health aims and wartime relief duties.
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H D. Fuller
Winchester
Red Cross
Frederick County
Potomac Division
Maryladd
Virginia
West Virginia
Peach Pest Work Moves to Fort Valley Georgia
Mr Irvin Snapp of the United States Department of Agriculture will relocate his laboratory to Fort Valley Georgia this fall to conduct extensive peach insect and disease studies. Pathologists and entomologists will join the effort as the Fort Valley peach trade seeks to recover from wormy fruit and disease losses. The USDA will cooperate with local growers to eradicate peach diseases in the region.
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Irvin Snapp
United States Department of Agricult
G. O Snapp
Feir Avenue
Washton
Georgia
Snapp
Mississippi Agricultural College
Fort Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
Passes Away at Old Age in Greenspring
Mrs. Jane M. McDonald wife of Samuel J. McDonald of Greenspring died at 11 20 Sunday morning aged 8 years 8 months 2 days Funeral held at 10 this morning conducted by Rev Sloop with interment in Greenspring Cemetery Survived by husband three sons David of Chambersville M ew t McDonald of Winchester and M Clark McDonald of Chambersville daughter Mrs Mary E Larry ck of Hayfield Va sister Mrs Susan Ann Boxwell of this city and 11 grandchildren
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Jane. M. McDonald
Samuel J. McDonald
Greenspring
Sloop
Families Return Fr om Visiting in City Notes
Mrs Leslie B Shepherd and her daughter leave for Dallas after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Lectie on South Stewart Street. Mrs John Relch departs from Lonerite to Philadelphia with her daughter following a visit at the home of her son in law and daughter on South Main Street.
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Texas
Leslie B. Shepherd
Arthur Lectie
South Stewart Street
Dallas
John Relch
H. Swanson
South Main Street
Philadelphia
Grand Opera and Concert Opening Bill
The High School series starts at City Hall Auditorium on Thursday October 14 with the White Grand Opera and Concert Company. Pauline Bonelli and Richard Bonelli headline a diverse program echoing Patti and Jenny Lind era, featuring Miss Cora Cook and Ray Simonds among the soloists, plus Eleanor Shaw at piano. The first half offers a straight concert, the second presents excerpts from famous operas in costume.
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Lyceum
Patti
Jenny Lind
Pauline Bonelli
Richard Bonelli
Cora Cook
Miss Cook
Church of the Advent
New York
Ray Simonds
America
Eleanor Shaw
Eugene Bernstein
Frank LaForge
Renarc Beeebrich
Met
Man Held on Serious Charge in Loudoun County
Frank Anderson, a colored man from Purcellville Loudoun, has been in Winchester jail since early summer after an arrest near Goose Creek for allegedly attempting to assault a young white married woman. He is to be tried in Leesburg Circuit Court, with Sheriff T W Edwards and deputies returning him to Loudoun for trial.
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Frank Anderson
Purcellville
Loudon County
Winchester
Goose Creek
Leesburg
Loudoun County
T. W.W. Edwards
Adrian
Norris
Anderson
Hos
Pannet
Mrederick County
Public Sale at Jordan Springs October 1920 Notice
Public sale announced for Jordan Springs featuring bureaus beds chairs and chinaware. A community meeting is planned tonight with Major and Mrs Bale and Florence Worth expected to attend, inviting readers to watch newspapers and store windows for announcements.
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America
Major
Luray Man Faces Liquor and Shooting Charges Testimony
In Luray Virginia farmer Cavé faces two cases linked to moonshine liquor and alleged violence. He reportedly admitted drinking his own liquor and is bailled $300 in the grand jury for the shooting death of neighbor Jam Walters during intoxication. A druggist Grave notes 48-10 percent analysis of the drink. Cavé’s home lies near the Blue Ridge east of Luray.
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Luray
Hammer
Cavé
Jam Walters
Cave
Grave
Ture
Orchard Supplies at Winchester Orchard Super Company
Orchard L supplies for apple crop including graders presses hatchets liners caps paper caps lace stencils rubber stamps picking sacks baskets ladders. Located at 301 N Markel St Winchester. Phone 313 301.
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Trescott
Wanted Hand Picked Bulk York Impendatel On Air
A brief notice seeks a source or contact for bulk York Impendatel items sized to a specified range. The ad hints at on air placement and identifies a general buyer need. No specific dates or prices are provided.
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Bulk York Impendatel A Ptt
Bulk Apples and Hand-Picked Goods Amid Clean Drops
Fragmentary ad mentions bulk apples Staymans Black Z oll Yorks and Bens with hand pickings. Note urges hurry and provides phone 478. Appears as a short local classifieds item with unclear further details.
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Staymans
Yorks
Bens
Help Wanted Mostly White Servants at Washington School
Job listings seek waitresses and chambermaids at a girls' school in Washington DC offering board and room. Applicants directed to Hotel Jack for terms with supervisor G M. Wright. Also mentions reward for a lost Republic tire and various classifieds including a 160 acre farm for sale via L A Hudson in Albemarle VA.
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Wash
D. C
Jack
L. A. Hudson
Albin
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ROSEN
Winchester Seed "Co. Inc
Hicks Motor Co
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W. . Marshall
Stewart
Lutherans
Synod
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
Warren County
The
Evening Star
Luther Pannett
Winchester, Cold Storage ‘Co
Beverley, Mer
Jordan Springs
the Salvation Army
White's Grand Opera
Quartette
City Hall
Sanspary
Bermaids
National Park S Iart
Eorest Glenn
New Republic Grand Tire
Rim
Berr
EL. EB
John Dellis
Strasburg
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