Scully's 141 Tops League B High Individual Game
Scully of National Fruit scored 141 for the high game in League B contests, with Luttrell of Valley Service at 133 for second and Merriner of the Chain Grocers at 132 for third. Other highlights: Scully 359 high set. Crowl 343 and Spates 343 also listed.
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Scully
National Fruit
Crowl
Royal Arcana
Spates
Royal Arcanum
Miller
Conner
Manuel
Shendon
Rice
Wilkins
Zuckerman
Perlstein
Or Os
National Fruit Finchum
Silek Schr
Fries
Harris
Brown
Webber
Whitlock
Good
Texaco R. Rucker
Funkhouser
Sirbaugh
Lamp
Yerby
Hace Es Ee Ene
Polar bears misread heat rules for cold swims, Cornell study says
National Academy of Sciences heard two Cornell College scientists declare body heat production and loss stay constant across temperatures. They showed 83 to 91 degrees Fahrenheit is the neutral zone for living in the nude, balancing heat production with loss, and that comfort cannot be overridden by mindset.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Academy of Sciences
Cornell College
James D. Hardy
Eugene F. Dubois
Cornell
Hardy
Congress
Miss Orndorff Wins A Home Improvement Contest
Hilda Orndorff of Bryarly Senior 4-H Club won a county Home Improvement contest with a record book and standard report form scoring 60 points and a handcrafted unit scoring 40 points. The county prize is a gold medal and the exhibit advances to district competition. the state winner earns an educational trip to the 16th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 26 to December 4.
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Hilda Orndorff
Bryarly
Chicago
British Warships Sought To Aid Stanray After Spy Action
London dispatch reports all British warships within wireless range were asked to aid the Stanray after it was fired on and halted by a Spanish insurgent trawler in the Bay of May. The incident underscores tensions between Britain and rebel forces in the region.
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London
Lloyd's
Stanray
Bay of May
Marvels Too Cheap Says Price Proud Smo ker
Price conscious smokers tout Marvels as high quality and low cost, claiming great value and a sensation of getting premium product for less money.
Local Notes from Lebanon Church Area Virginia
Miss Nina Lindamood improves as do several area residents treated or visiting at University Hospital Charlottesville. Nearby social activity includes visits among families in Strasburg Martinsburg and Siler, a Laurel Hill sermon, and a wedding of James Vernon McDonald and Gloria May Williams in Strasburg.
Mountain Falls Social Roundup Sunday Guests
Mt Falls Virginia guests from Oak Grove include Mrs L O Hammond and three sons Sam Julian and Page and daughter Madelyn. Bryan Linaburg Mrs Lina Linaburg Buck Bucher and Billy Triplett of Mountain Falls also attended. E W Dodson and daughter Love Ann visited Mr John H Linaburg Sunday evening.
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Mountain Faels
Mary Tevalt
L. O. Hammond
Sam
Julian
Page
Madelyn
Oak Grove
Bryan Linaburg
Lina Linaburg
Buck Bucher
Billy Triplett
Mountain Falls
E. W. Dodson
Love Ann
John H. Linaburg
Refuge Church Welcomes New Pastor in First Sermon
Rev Homer Welsh preached his first Refuge Church sermon at 3 PM Sunday as successor to Rev Floyd Lucas. Locals note Mrs Kate Cornwell and Mr Willis Ruggles remain hospitalized in Winchester with friends visiting. Martinsburg visitors included Mr and Mrs J Herbert Orndoff and daughter Olivia sharing Sunday evening with kin.
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Refuge
Homer Welsh
Refuge Church
Welsh
Floyd Lucas
L. L. Bowman
Minnie Rouzee
Phil Bowman
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Kate Cornwell
R. C. Hicks and
Gaughter
J. Herbert Orndoff
Olivia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ralph Hess
Willis Ruggles
Middletown Notes Guests and Visits Across Town
Middletown Virginia October 28. Guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Owings on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Bradford of Silver Springs Maryland and Will Larrick Owings of Washington DC. Mrs Frank Willey left Tuesday for Berryville to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Weirich and daughters Martha Ann Barbara Ann visited from Hyattsville Maryland with Mr and Mrs Frank Weirich. Amye Clark of Hume faculty spent weekend with her parents. Mrs Albert Shaver of Chesapeake Beach visiting her father Wade Muse. Rev and Mrs J T Brown returned from a business trip to Richmond. Messrs William Keith and John Weirich spent Sunday afternoon with friends at Gainesboro.
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Cleveland Bucher
Hagertsown
G. F. Gore
Kitty Lou Gore
Baltimore
Carl Boyce
Elsie
Charlie Sherman
Donald Pangle
Carl McDonald
Mamie Godlove
Ernest Godlove
Turtle Creek
H. M. Crim
Laurel Hill
James’ Vernon McDonald
Gloria May Williams
Strasburg
Harry M. Crim
Presbyterian Manse
C. B. Williams
McDonald
Howard H. McDonald
Lorena Emmert
Donald Stickley
Clay Hockman
Harriet Hamman
William S
Mary Pitman Newell
Shenandoah County
Luther Hamman
Lucy Hamman
Martin L. Hamman
Hamman
St. Stephens
St. Stephens Cemetery
Middletown
Howard Owings
Bradford
Silver Springs
Will Larrick Owings
Washington, D. C
Frank Willey
Berryville
Laura Jones
Robert Weirich
Martha Ann
Arthur Weirich
Barbara Ann
Hyattsville
Frank Weirich
Amye Clark
Hume
George Clark
Albert Shaver
Chesapeake Beach
Wade Muse
J.T. Brown
Richmond
Richmond. Messrs
William Keith
John Weirich
Gainesboro
Brush Creek Notes Visitors Gather At Local Homes
Brush Creek Virginia reports guests at Ed ward R Dailey home include L H Crim Elizabeth DeHaven and Ruth M Kerns from Pleasant Valley Church area. Alva H Lamp hosted David Ebert from Martinsburg W V and Harry O Kerns with son James from near Opequon Lake. Ambrose Whit-
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Brush Creek
Edward R. Dailey
L. H. Crim
Elizabeth DeHaven
Pleasant Valley Church
Ruth M. Kerns
Alva H. Lamp
David Ebert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry O. Kerns
James
Opequon Lake
Ambrose Whit
Weekend visitors and travels brighten Wickliffe scene
Miss Ann Smith of Washington visited her mother Mrs. Robert Smith while several relatives and friends spent time with families in Wickliffe and nearby towns. Notable trips include E Warren Smith returning from Courtland New York and the Thompson couple returning from a wedding trip to Richmond and Washington.
Explanations Are In Order In Martinsburg
Constable C. D. Jack and Deputy Sheriff Ray Silver brought back W. G. Foster from Winchester to face a hearing before Justice C. Ward Nicklin. Foster is to explain a board bill of 11.27 owed to Angelo Brown. Mrs. Bessie Wilson also has a claim of 2.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
C. D. Jack
Ray Silver
Winchester
W. G. Foster
Roanoke
Foster
Justice of the Peace
C. Ward Nicklin
Angelo Brown
Bessie Wilson
Camp Leads For Billiard Title In Philadelphia
Marcel Camp the Detroit billiard star led the world pocket billiard championship field in Philadelphia with two straight victories and no losses. Two other entrants remained undefeated with one win each as play continued.
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Philadelphia
Marcel Camp
Detroit
Veteran Coaches In Gay Mood
Washington reports veteran football coaches like Amos Alonzo Stagg Dana Bible Harry Hughes and Pop Warner show stronger records than many younger peers. Notable names include Ray Morrison Jock Sutherland Frank Dobson Charles Bachman Bernie Bierman Francis Schmidt Bob Zuppke with varied win loss and tie records across institutions.
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Washington
Stagg
Dana Bible
Harry Hughes
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Spiritualists Consider Endowing Training School For Mediums
The International General Assembly of Spiritualists in Baltimore plans a training school for medi ums and lecturers. President Arthur Ford of New York said the move aims to tighten professional rules and stamp out fakes.
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Baltimore
International General Assembly of Spiritualists
Arthur Ford
New York
Speed Minimum Set For Classic Gold Cup Race
A 65 mph minimum speed will be required for all entrants in the Gold Cup motorboat race next year. The Gold Cup committee of the American Power Boat Association approved the rule after a meeting, mandating that boats must average 65 mph over a measured mile before the event.
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New York
American Power Boat Association
Court Battle To Be Renewed Over Twin Sons
In Pittsburgh on November 3, Mrs. Elva Mai Bales Tortorice will again seek custody of her former husband William Bales’ children, claiming the boys are not twins and not related to either parent. Bales denies the accusation, with his lawyer noting support from his three maiden sisters. The dispute centers on a supposed hoax from 1929, and includes details about family relations and adoptions.
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Pittsburgh
Elva Mai Bales Tortorice
William Bales
Bales
Dane Critchfield
Harry Alan Sherman
William Tortorice
Divided Over Big Apple Dance Sparks Interior Debate
Washington October 28 1935 divisions formed among Secretary Ickes' employees over the propriety of the Big Apple dance. The Interior Department recreation club opposes the dance saying it has no place in polite society while the PWA recreation association praised the big apple after attending a recent event. Secretary Ickes maintained outward neutrality and did not dance the number himself.
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Washington
Ickes
Interior Department
Recreation Club
PWA
S Recreation Association
Refugees Reach Haven In France
The British cruiser Southampton brought 300 Spanish government adherents and families to Bordeaux after fleeing Gijon to avoid insurgent capture. They endured five days without food or water, drifted from a sinking ship, and were moved to a camp with fifteen sent to a hospital.
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Bordeaux
France
Southampton
Gijon
Bishop Moore Delays Orient Mission Departure
Bishop Arthur J. Moore of the Southern Methodist Church postpones his sailing date from October 30 to November 27. He cites ongoing issues in China and Japan and says he remains in contact with Washington while aiming to assist missionaries and nationals facing risks.
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Arthur J. Moore
Southern Methodist Church
Orient
Richmond Christian Advocate
China
Japan
Department of State
Washington
Orchard grafting yields 70 apple varieties from one tree
Orleans Indiana grower R A Troth began with a seedling to test grafting limits and now reports nearly finished harvesting 70 apple varieties plus five pear and three crab apple cultivars from a single tree, showcasing extensive fruit diversity.
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Orleans
Ind
R. A. Troth
Virginia Preaching Mission Endorsed by Governor Peery
Governor Peery endorses the Virginia State Preaching Mission set for November to spark a spiritual awakening in Virginia. The mission aims to revive morality and church influence after World War I, with two days of events in Winchester November 17 and 18 followed by two weeks of services citywide. Sponsored locally by the Ministerial Association.
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Peery
Virginia
Virginia State
Edmund Burke
Ple
Winchester
Ministerial Associaon
Fine Bass Hooked By Local Angler
Belatedly, Judge Don ald Weems, an ardent angler, caught a 3 1 2 lb smallmouth bass at Buckton Virginia on the Shenandoah River September 23. The fish was 18 inches long with a 7 inch dorsal to ventral span. F. L. Glaize fished with him. Word of the catch sparked a playful cardboard display in a nearby store window.
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Donald Weems
Buckton
Shenandoah River
F. L. Glaize
Judge Weem
A. and P
Boscawen
Loudoun
Creomulsion Advertising Warning for Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a cure for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming quick relief when other remedies fail. It asserts the product targets the throat and mucous membranes and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle.
Pickers’ Tickets Now On Sale at Star Office
Advance tickets for pickers’ ace event are printed and available at the Star Office, with sales beginning January 21. The notice invites buyers to secure admissions early and enjoy preferred seating and reserved entries.
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Star Office
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Beaser
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Hollywood
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Round Hill School
Cedar Creek
Mildred Greene
Shirley Fisher
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Viola Cooley
Walter
W. R. Wilson
Katie Holtzman
Roy Rupert
R. H. Baker
Henry Estep
Milton Hockman
Ira Kerns
Edgar Hockman
William Hockman
Kenneth Hamilton
Darkesville
A. L. de Haven
E. L. Gray
A. V. Dailey
Mr. Gray
H. O. Kerns
Mt. Falls
Wickliffe
Ann Smith
Robert Smith
Mary Cochran
Ralph
James Wolfe
E. Warren Smith
Courtland
R. B. Smith
C. W. Johnston
Grover Carter
Ella
Bessie Johnston
Clarence Grim
Charles Town
Harry Wynkoop
Emma Albin
Shepherdstown
Ella Albright
Lewistown
C. E. Myers
Eldridge Catterton
Little Son
Dorothy Catterton
Marlboro
James Perks
Joe Galloway
C. N. Galloway
Neille Anderson
Mason Mortis
Frank Galloway
Harold Castleman
Warsaw
Galloway
Ralph Galloway
Milton Yeatman
W. B. Snider & Son
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Old Dominion
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University of Virginia
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