Good Will Tour May Be Discussed at Century Club
Colonel Koszel outlines Benmanden Savarese good will tour of the American Legion during an informal meeting of the Century Club this afternoon at Mrs. Melvin Green's home. Col. B M Roszel, superintendent, will host at Shenandoah Vale Eatery in Shenandoah Valley.
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Koszel
Century Club
Melvin Green
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Vale
Europe
Benmanden’ Savarce
American Legion
Carnivale at Girls' Athletics promises daring acts
The event features an acrobatic program led by Margaret Kehlehner with skilled tumblers, a baby show by Mrs. Wilma Brown, a tight rope act, and a wild animal display overseen by a trained crew. Attendees are urged not to feed the animals while enjoying new food service and entertainment at Hotel Jack area.
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Hs' Athetic Association
Capniva
Margaret
Kélehner
Wil’m H. Brown
The
Simle Neely
Federal Apple Market Report For October Weekend
Shipping point report from Martinsburg to Potomac District notes cool clear conditions and steady demand. Carlot sales fob usual terms show varied Stayman, Winesap, Yorks and Baldwin barrels with prices from 1.50 to 6.50 per box, plus bulk rates for hand picked Yorks and Ben Davis. For Rochester and Wenatchee districts similar cool, steady demand with listed prices across U S No 1 barrels and various sizes and grades.
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Carlot Sales
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland- Shenandoah-Potomac
U. S
U.S
Yorks
Ben Davis
Rochester
N. Y
Comdr Denebrink Named Naval Aide to President Coolidge
Lieut Comdr Francis C Denebrink of Long Beach California is appointed naval aide to President Coolidge. He has led press relations at the Navy Department for a year and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1917. He previously served as aide to Rear Admiral Henry B Wilson at Annapolis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francis C. Denebrink
Long Beach
Cal
President Coolidge
Navy Department
Denebrink
Department
Naval Academy
Henry B. Wilson
Annapolis
Sheridan
Wyo
Death of E. Dinsmore Calvert in New York State
E. Dinsmore Calvert aged about 61 died in Lockport New York after a long illness. He lived many years in Winchester where he was a leading apple buyer for Maynard and Child of New York. He had headquarters in Roanoke and later returned to New York. memorial Hospital treated him in Winchester. Survived by his daughter Miss Alice Calvert.
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Winchester
E. Dinsmore Calvert
Lockport
N. Y
Calvert
New York State
Maynard and Child
New York
Roanoke
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Calvert
Alice Calvert
Instruction for Teachers in Many Important Topics
The Standard Training School for church school workers will be held at Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester and Frederick county from November 6 to 11. Courses include A Study of the Pupil, The New Testament, A Study of Middle Childhood, and Dramatization and Pageantry with various instructors. Registration is $1 payable by opening session.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Grace Lutheran Church
Minor C. Miller
State Council
I. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
M. H. McArdle
Virginia
J. Luther Neff
Stock Market Gains On Brisk Competition
The New York market rose as buyers pursued bargains despite poor corporate reports and weak railroad earnings. Call money stayed at 3 1 2 percent as conservatives started purchases, signaling a potential rebound after prior liquidation.
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Associated Press
New York
Stay Of Execution Granted For Woman Set To Hang
Mrs. Catherine Cassler, condemned for murder, was given a 60 day stay to appeal to the Supreme Court by Judge Philip L. Sullivan. The case involves William Lindstrom's slaying for insurance money, with Loren Patrick and Mrs. Lillian Fraser already sentenced to life.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Catherine Cassler
Supreme Court
Philip L. Sullivan
Cassler
Sullivan
Loren Patrick
Joliet
Atwater Kent Cuts Prices On Radio Sets
Atwater Kent announces a twenty percent price reduction on all radio products effective immediately. The move reflects manufacturing economies gained from large scale operations and aims to share benefits with the public while maintaining quality.
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Atwater Kent
Atvrater Kent
Walter Johnson Big Train retires after 21 seasons with Senators
Walter Johnson, the Big Train, ends a 21 year major league career with Washington. He posted 414 wins and 276 losses, 36 wins in 1917, 3,494 strikeouts, 112 shutouts, and notable feats including a 1924 one hit shutout with 14 strikeouts. Born Humboldt Kansas, he joined Washington as a free agent and helped win the 1924 World Series.
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Walter Perry Johnson
Hig
Washington Senators
Johnson
Washington
Barney
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Phillies
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Rube Marquard
Chicago
Sir Walter
Athletics
Browns
Yankees
Senators
Kon
Humboldt
Kan
Weiser
Idaho
Giants
Financial report of Winchester Playground 1927
The Winchester Playground Association releases a financial statement for summer 1927 showing receipts of 1,266.59 from subscriptions plus a 3.20 old balance and disbursements including director and helper pay 633.50 equipment costs 405.63 and labor 62.60, leaving a cash balance of 2.03. A list of contributions totals 1,269.79 with many civic groups and individuals named and approved by Clifford D. Grim.
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Winchester
Winchester Playground Association
Winchester Playground
Snapp Foundry
Miller & Anderson
Rosenberger& Co
Clifford D. Grim
John I. Brown, Jr
Old Balance
American Legion
Robt. Y. Conrad
Robbie Conrad
H. B. McCormack
R. Gray Williams
C. M. Smith
H. D. Fuller
Virginia C. Russell
J. W. Arthur
Dr. L. M. Allen
Wh. G. Hardy
Garden Club
Jas. B. Russell
John
W. Nelson Page
F. S. Emmert
Heinie Groh To Manage Charlotte Team
Heinie Groh, Pittsburgh's third baseman, signed a one year contract to manage the Charlotte team of the South Atlantic Association. Felix Heyman, owner of the club, announced the deal. Salary not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Heinie Groh
Pittsburgh
Felix Heyman
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Washington, D. C
Hotel
Jack
C. H.consolvo
Baltimore
C. C. Leap
Waynesboro, Va
W. B. Welfley
Takoma Park
D. C
Mr. Welfley
William Stauffer
Harrisburg, Pa
Walter Stauffer
Columbus, Ohio
Miss Pearl Headley
Mrs
J. W. Headley
Valley Pike
C. L. Henkle
Strasburg, Va
Russell Holland
Gainesboro, Va
A. P. Holland
Rodney Young
Harry Woodward
J. W. Eaton
Capon Bridge
W. B. Whitlock
Near Gore
Canter oLnas
Lena Dodson
Meadow Mills
Dodson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. S.clark
William Brown
Dorothy Clark
C. W. Baker
Middleburg, Va
Harpers Ferry
Fred B. Ellis
Melrose, Mass
George Washington Hotel
Dlu
Carrie Henry
Ww N
Dordthy Curtain
Wimington, del
Margaret Manning
Laurenceville, N. J
Mary Hyde
Vernon Eddy
Richmond, Va
A. S. Hott
Hagerstown
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation
William Holland
Gainesboro
County
Columbus
Ohio
Anna Mae Snoke
M. V. B. Snoke
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Snoke
A. R. Davis
Cleveland
D. H. Sencindiver
Mary Yeaktey
Mrs. Byrd
Harrisonburg, Va
Charles Deshler
New Brunswick
N. J
Valley of
Wizard Arch Builders
Huntsberry
Comdr. Denebrink
Naval
Mr.Coolidge
Standard Training School
Grace Church
Walter Johnson
Walter Qohnson
Cincinnati
Gustave Vernet
Marie Vernet-Lord
Horace Wilfred Lord
Boston
de Klupfell
Nice
WM. G. Hardy
Heine Groh
Charles Mastin
Haifies
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Harvey Fauver Ed. Payne
FRA
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Errata
Ayesajoyu
Otto Totolo
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