Irish Will Sink the Navy Saturday
Football coach ARRY KIPKE predicts a big Saturday lineup in the Western conference with Illinois Iowa Ohio State Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Michigan and a key battle at Baltimore Navy hosting Notre Dame Notre Dame’s unbeaten form challenged by a Navy squad that impressed in the Yale game and by a Columbia Michigan clash Eastward rivalry listed as a standout event
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King Features
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Columbia
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Lou Little
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Penn
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Boston College
State
Washington
Villanova
University of Detroit
Detroit
Motor City
Margrette
Mississipi
Mrs Fogle Married 1921 After Divorce in Court
Goldie Alberta Fogle, granted a divorce from William Lester Fogle in Corporation Court, reports to The Star that she was married February 28 1921. She was awarded custody of two children.
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Goldie Alberta Fogle
William Lester Fogle
Corporation Court
Fogle
The
Star Today
Music Program Arranged For Recital At Market Street Church
Ralph Rexroth conducts organ recital and Paul Motz sings baritone at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church tonight at 8. Pieces span Bach to Verdi including Bach Intermezzo and Schumann Canon, with works by Vidor Gou nod and Tschaikowsky among others.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph Rexroth
Paul Motz
Epworth League Music Program Sponsored by Market Street Church
The Epworth League of Market Street M. E. Church will present a musical program Sunday night October 27 at 6 30 in the church Sunday School room. Leaders are Miss Marguerite Schmidt and Paul Chamberlain with guests from Winchester churches. The program features organ and violin pieces, piano duets, choir selections, readings, and hymns with participation by local musicians.
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Leaguers
Market Street M. E
Marguerite Schmidt
Paul Chamberlain
Winchester
Lutheran Orchestra
Ann Jane Swiger
June Argenbright
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
McCartney
Helen Grimm
Mildred Jones
West
Parish Farm Mergings Proposed for Virginia Almshouses
Commissioner Arthur W. James announced a plan to merge remaining county almshouses into two district homes serving northwestern and southwestern county groups. The Northwestern home would cover Page Shenandoah Warren Clarke Frederick Greene Loudoun Rappahannock Rockingham and Harrisonburg. The Southwestern home would include Buchanan Lee Scott Russell Dickenson Tazewell Washington Wise counties and Bristol City. District homes now operate in Manassas Waynesboro Radford and Chatham. The Manassas home, opened in 1927, was the first such consolidation in the United States.
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Arthur W. James
Virginia
James
Page
Shenandoah
Warren
Clarke
Frederick
Greene
Loudoun
Rappahannock
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Buchanan, Lee, Scott, Russell, Dickenson
Tazewell
Washington
Wise
Bristol City
Manassas
Waynesboro
Radford
Chatham
United States
James Said
Will of Charles Strange Ends in $5,000 Estate
A six word handwritten will bequeaths the entire estate of Charles Strange, who died March 2, 1935. The document, dated January 4, 1935 and signed by Strange, was proved in Frederick county circuit court. Henry M. Baker’s Glen Dobbin home and its roughly $5,000 gar are central to the filing. Administrator Harry R. Kern Jr. posted a $5,000 bond with Maryland Casualty Company.
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Henry Baker
Charles Strange
Strange
Frederick County
J. H. Yost
Mary T. Hershberger
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Fit. A
Maryland Casualty Company
Afghan ruler Abdur Rahman Khan and unusual executions
Collier's Weekly recalls Abdur Rahman Khan who ruled Afghanistan from 1880 to 1901. He used two forms of execution a summer method of stuffing offenders with red pepper and throwing them from a Kabul mountain and a winter method of tying prisoners beneath a slow dripping faucet to freeze into ice.
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Abdur Rahman Khan
Afghanistan
Kabul
Collier’s Weekly
Boy Scout Group And Honor Court Meetings Here
Winchester center Boy Scout executive committee meets tonight from 7 to 8 at Handley Library trustee room. The October court of honor gathers at George Washington Hotel at 8 15 with moving pictures and Dr James A Miller speaking on home first aid linked to the Red Cross drive October 28 to November 2 to promote home safety.
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Winchester Center
Boy Scout Executive Committee
Handley Library
George Washington Hotel
James A. Miller
Court of Honor
National Red Cross
Storm Damage Boosts Demand For American Apples Abroad
The Department of Agriculture cited Dutch reports of severe September storm damage to apple and pear crops. Dutch losses averaged about 45 percent, with some areas near total loss, lifting domestic apple demand for the United States and reducing Netherlands supplies by late January, earlier than typical.
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Washington
Virginia
Department Agriculture
Netherlands
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Martha Babb
Harold Rowe
Epworth League
Moling & Cather Phone
Rein
Bradley
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Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
Mascot’s
GEO. W. Kurtz
General Electric
Shenandoah Elec. Appliance Co
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