Fauver Sets 350 In Health Club League Wins
Football style summary of scores reports several matches in League C last night. Fauver of Health Club topped with 350 points and 136 high game while Knee led Lions with 141. Oates 342 and Health Club 592 for team high scores. Also notes a death notice for John W. Shaffer and a bankruptcy notice for Loring Sidner Funkhouser with meeting details in Winchester Virginia.
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Knee
Lions Club
Fauver
Oates
Dr. James Health Club
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Loring Sidner Funkhouser
Opequon
Frederick County
Virginia
Corporation
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
Wis
Baker & Anderson
Baker
Newell
Steele
Sneer
Cather
Sees
Grim Eeeewene
Widmyer
Soldier Dies As Result Of Auto Crash
A 23 year old Ft Belvoir soldier Sam Meade died after being struck by a Baltimore driver Grant Peeples on the Richmond highway near Ingleside Arlington county. Dorothy Weiskittle of Baltimore was injured by glass and treated at Ft Belvoir hospital.
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AIA
C. A. Ransom
Arlington County
Sam Meade
Ft. Belvoir
Grant N. Peeples
Baltimore
Virginia
EB. T. Landers
Richmond- Wi
Ingleside
Here
Meade
Dorothy Weiskittle
Ft. Belvoir Hospital
Paris
Hitler
Berne
Switzerland
Brunswick-Lunebough
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Brunswick-Lunebourg
Ernest August Christian George
Victoria Louise
Prussia
Great Britain and Ireland
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of
Brunswick
Lunebourg
Penzine
Vienna
Ernest August
Thyra
Denmark
Gmunden
Austria
Wittelsbachs
Germany
Fever Epidemic Closes Alaska Schools
Schools at Snag Point and Clark Point in KANAKANAK Alaska were closed indefinitely to prevent scarlet fever from spreading in the Mushagak Bay area on Bristol Bay.
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Kanakanak
Alaska
Snag Point
Clark Point
Mushagak Bay
Bristol Bay
Fatal Crash near Istanbul injures and kills teens
Six teenagers were killed and several injured when a 30 passenger lorry was hit by an express train near Eski Cehir outside Istanbul on October 27. Emergency crews attended the scene and investigations began into the collision.
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Istanbul
Instanbul
Eski Chehir
Amherst oil promoter H S Reavis kills self in mansion
H S Reavis wealthy oil promoter editor and writer was found dead by servants in Mount Angelo Amherst County attic. He was 60 years old and life ended by hanging with two belts according to coroner J Bigbie Davis. Ill health and recent low spirits cited as cause. His wife a noted musician was with him Sunday night before her train to New York. Reavis born in St Louis son of John Royal and Mildred Conan Reavis. His father was a newspaper man linked to Joseph Pulitzer and the Spectator. He worked at St Louis Star-Sayings and St Louis Republic and campaigned with Joseph Folk against bribery. Survived only by his wife.
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Lynchburg
Holland
Reavis
Mount Angelo
Amherst County
J. Bigbie Davis
Amherst
Walter H. Carter
Commonwealth
Edward M. Sandidge
Reavist
Sweet Briar
New York City
Mr. Reavis
St. Louis
John Royal
Mildred Conan Reavis
Kentucky
Tennessee
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
The
Spectator
St Louis
Star-Sayings
the Star
Joseph W. Folk
Local News from St. Davids and Surroundings
St David s Church Va Oct 27 Mr A M McClanahan suffered serious injuries last week when he fell from a load of fodder onto a rock pile while hauling fodder at his farm He was unconscious for some time Relatives and friends visited from St Luke Wood stock Washington DC and nearby areas Guests joined Mr and Mrs A M McClanahan for weekends Other residents mentioned include Mrs C H Sponangle Mrs Theodore Bowman and Elmer Rinker and family Bernie Jackson son of Mr and Mrs James Rinker was recently struck by a car but not critically injured.
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ST. Davids Church
A. M. McClanahan
Lucy Godenour
St. Luke
Fred Emsviller
Woodstock
Leason Shipe
Tom Smith
Washington, DC
C. H. Sponangle
Theodore Bowman
James Halldorson
Elmer Rinker
Jackson
J. M. Rinker
Bernie Jackson
James Rinker
Rinker
Father and Child Plunge to Death in San Antonio
In San Antonio a 10-year-old girl Joan McPherson and her father James A. McPherson 45 died after leaping from a 12th floor hotel window. Coroner ruled murder and death by own action. family in Chicago sought explanations amid claims of financial distress and recent robbery.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joan McPherson
James A. McPherson
Bat Corrigan
Margaret McPherson
Chicago
McPherson
Roosevelt
Texas
Mom
Buddy
Joan
Local Notes From Green Spring Area
Green Spring Virginia October 27 notices list visits and funerals. John Kerns of Baltimore visited sister Mrs. E P Nagley over the weekend. Mrs. S S Abshire attended Mrs Alverna Maury’s funeral at Siler. Mrs. Russell McCormick Mrs Everest Miller and Mrs Hunter Strobridge attended Emma Triggs funeral in Martinsburg West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Coleman Smith of Winchester stayed with sister Mrs H B Brown Sunday night. They were joined home by Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Arminta Smith.
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Green Spring
John Kerns
Baltimore
E. P. Nagley
S. S. Abshire
Alverna Maury
Siler
Russell McCormick
Everest Miller
Hunter Strobridge
Emma Triggs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Coleman Smith
Winchester
Fisherman hooks 33-4 pound bass after deciding to quit
James Little nearly stopped fishing when he had two lines in the river. He began hauling in one line and a 33-4 pound bass struck, and he landed the catch successfully in Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mad
James Little
Pettigrew to Visit City Over Airport Plans
Pettigrew arrives in Winchester to discuss the new airport project. He mentions state funding of 2000 for runway grading and aims to finish before winter. The council guarantees ongoing operation readiness, notes a 25 year lease on Blanton Lewis property for airport development, and contemplates a private operator contract.
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Winchester
Pettigrew
Blanton Lewis
Washington
West
Nation and World Briefs Highlight Oath, Divorces, and War News
Philadelphia reports Landon summons urging taxpayers to take an oath as the Liberty Bell rings again. President Roosevelt addresses Negro students on equal citizenship. A deputy sheriff is seized while serving a summons on Rev. Charles E. Coughlin. Madrid siege enters zero hour as the battlefront tightens. Rome says Tokyo and Rome share a stance against communism. London hints at a swift divorce ruling for Mrs. Ampson. Paris cites Swiss dispatch on Hitler’s monarchy plan to sustain Nazism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Landon
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coughlin
Madrid
Rome
Japan
Italy
London
London—Three-Minute Divorce Seen For Mrs. Ampson
Paris
Hitler
In Memoriam for John W Parish Four Years On
In sad remembrance of John W Parish died October 27 1932 four years ago. The verse recalls a husband and father and the family’s grief and faith. The message closes with Gone but not forgotten by his wife and daughter.
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John W. Parish
Daddy
Mae West In Danger Of Pneumonia From Cold
Hollywood October 27 Mae Wests physician said she is in danger of pneumonia after a severe cold He ordered her to stay in bed Her illness postponed a tea party for two eligible bachelors chosen by newspaper polls connected with her latest picture
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Hollywood
Mae West
Boulder Dam Honeymoon for Stage Actor and Bride
Guy Bates Post, 58, famed Shakespearean actor, wed Lilian Kemble Cooper, 35, at Boulder Dam. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Marion B. Earl, with the couple honeymooning at Lake Mead resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Guy Bates Post
Hollywood Film Colony
Lillian Kemble Cooper
Boulder Dam
Lake Mead Resorts
Marion B. Earl
Naval Academy Observes Navy Day Across Campus
At Annapolis Maryland on Navy Day the Naval Academy dressed ships and buildings with flags and opened the academy to visitors inviting public tours of the ships and facilities.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Secretary Hull to Speak Tonight in Hagerstown Theatre Address
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will speak tonight at a Hagerstown theatre with amplifiers to broadcast the address to other buildings. Introduced by William Preston Lane Jr, the event also features Senator Millard E. Tydings and Rep. David J. Lewis seeking re election in the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Frank Knox
Cordell Hull
Hull
William Preston Lane, Jr
Millard E. Tydings
David J. Lewis
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John W. Shaffer
Hable
Cera E Ener Eee
Winchester Woolen
Health Club
Ter Eeenee
Winchester Club
Greyhound
Anderson
Recnse
Bandara Oil
Lions Vs. Winchester Club
Ons
Snider
Goode
Blackburn
Clowser Ween Nene
I Copenhaver
Glaizeste Ewnee
B. Hollis
H. S. Reavis
Self
St. David’s
Coats
Frederick Co
R. A. Kline
Electoral Board
Botany
SPIRO
FLAKE
McCall Needlework
Shein
ABC Crepe Yoga
Seagay
Ameritex
Loudoun St
Mankatt
Todeyt Clowe
Asco
Ae Ea
N. Loudoun
the People’s
Buncutter Tire Co
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