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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
6
The Berryville game is set for Saturday October 19 with Theodore Jackimier's All Stars visiting. Jackimier's team has won several local gridiron contests this season.
The F. F. A. fair at Stephens City attracted many attendees. Winners dominated by 52 girls in home economics with ties and top prizes including gold and cash, while F. F. A. department showcased crops, poultry, crafts, and judging contests.
Ethiopia's best is described as the husky young soldier De jazwach Kassa, reputed to be the greatest marksman. He is the son of Ras Kassa, who commanded northern front forces and defended Aduwa before its fall to Italy.
Winchester authorities asked aid in locating John H. Jackson 24 who has been missing about a month. Chief C W Hollis and his son A H Jackson said a message from Clarksburg West Virginia three weeks ago prompted wider police outreach to Louisville Dallas Charleston Huntington New Orleans Richmond Nashville and Harrisburg asking departments to contact the youth and have him contact his family if found. Jackson, a high school graduate of good character, left Winchester to take a trip about a month ago. He is described as 24 with light hair about 160 pounds, smooth face and a small scar over the right.
Describes a person about six feet eleven inches tall last seen wearing a red sweater with no hat or coat. Police request public help locating the individual.
Nine claims were examined and ordered paid from the dog fund this week totaling $121.67. Listed recipients include D. C. Fleckery for four turkeys, O. B. Ritter for one lamb, J. L. Rosenberger for one sheep and one lamb, Kring Nesmith for one gobbler and three turkeys, Mrs. Sam Boyd for one turkey, Mitchell Boyd for one turkey one hen and three turkeys, Elsie James for one gobbler one hen and four turkeys, Herman Dyke for five sheep, and O. W. McIlwee for one sheep killed and two crippled badly.
Henry R. Marple of Staunton and William Weakley of Frederick County were fined plus costs of $10.25 each after being charged with drunkenness in Police Court today.
Helen Warren of New York City, a shooting enthusiast and prominent sportswoman, opens the Merriwold season in New York state. She reports the best hunting in recent years as she checks in at the clubhouse of the large Merriwold hunting preserve.
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