Boxing Bouts At Firemen's Carnival
The boxing contests staged by Jack Horner at the firemen's carnival drew strong interest though turnout was down. The Kid Beans vs Young Flowers went three rounds with Flowers quitting. Riley Hunter vs Edward Ray ended in a draw. Eddie Buell vs Terry O Day also drew. Horner announced a ten round return bout Riley vs Rudy next Friday at the Auditorium. Public invited to watch training at Big Ben's nightly.
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Winchester
Oaree Riley
Apple Growers Send Carload of Apples to Pittsburgh
Thirty five Winchester and Frederick county growers donated one to fifteen barrels of Stayman Bonum Grimes Golden Jonathan and other varieties for a carload sent to Pittsburgh Pa. for National Apple Week to aid schools hospitals and institutions. Named contributors include Phil H. Gold Fred Thwaite J E Keyser J W Sibert Stonewall Orchard Co William Beverley H F Byrd J W Richard Round Hill Orchard Co Sprint and Petley Fred A Robinson and many others.
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Handley Gridders Mark Time With Canceled Game
Handley High football team has an inactive weekend due to the Chambersburg Winchester league game cancellation. The next scheduled game is Monday against Charles Town, with Handley listed against XM.A and a string of prior opponents including Shepherd College Hagerstown High Hart Ferry Martinsburg.
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Dr McFaden Named Grand Prelate in Virginia Knights Templar
The Rev. Dr. F T McFaden of Winchester was elected grand prelate of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Virginia at the Lynchburg conclave, succeeding the late Rev. Dr. J Cleveland Hall. Richard M Bell of Staunton became right eminent grand commander, succeeding C Vernon Eddy. The next annual meeting will be in Norfolk.
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Acquitted In Prohibition Case In County Court
In the county magistrate's court today Justice Tavenner acquitted Leslie Ritter on a possession charge. The case involved alleged possession of an item linked to prohibition era enforcement.
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Prohibition Raids Arrest Two in County Eastern Area
Two men were arrested this week during raids by four Federal prohibition agents a state agent and local officers in the eastern county. One man Ritter was later acquitted after investigators found what was claimed to be a still worm.
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Coolidge Stays Out of Illinois Senatorial Fight
President Coolidge remains noncommittal on Illinois Senate candidates. A White House statement says he expressed no attitude or position and gave no interviews on the race, asserting distance from press reports about his views. Previously he had hinted for Senator Butler in Massachusetts.
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Halloween Observed With Caution in Winchester
Halloween falling on Sunday prompts nationwide observance tonight. Police will not curb innocent pranks but will prevent property damage. Masks are banned and no one may go masked. Householders are urged to clear porches and yards of chairs and portable items.
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Woman Ends Her Life With Shotgun and Poisoned Husband
Front Royal Virginia Oct 30 Mrs Mary Walters 40 wife of James Walters eight miles east of Front Royal killed herself with a shotgun as deputies moved to arrest her. She was suspected of poisoning her husband two weeks earlier. She had barricaded herself and three sons in the house for seven days. The husband was taken to a Washington hospital and reported in serious but improving condition.
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Illinois Senator Charged In Graft Case Over Wine Permits
Chicago date October 29. Senator Lowell B Mason a dry party candidate for re election faced graft charges in a federal trial involving Maj Percy Owen and former prohibition director Ralph W Stone. Stone testified that Mason was paid 23000 for political influence to obtain sacramental wine withdrawals. Initial payment was 300 for 2900 gallon permits, later raised to 100 for the same amount.
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National Fruit Exhibit Showcases Winchester Apple Products
Local residents view a Winchester display by National Fruit highlighting products from apple harvests. The window at Mc Vicar’s store on North Loudoun Street shows gallon cans of apples table dessert apples in 244 pound cans apple sauce and apple butter in various sizes and dried pomace used for jelly stock feed. The display traces processing from reception at the plant to consumer, emphasizing no waste.
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Public Rally Day Service at United Brethren Church
The community is invited to attend Sunday School Rally Day at 9 45 a m at United Brethren Church tomorrow. All church members are urged to be present for the service and events.
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Illusion That Times Past Were Better Than Now
A quote attributed to Greeley notes the belief that past eras often seem superior. The remark reflects a perennial view across ages that present times fall short of memory.
Gloom over feud warned by Thomasville newspaper
The Thomasville Enterprise cautions that neglecting the grouch’s care could spark a wider feud engulfing the entire community. The piece stresses that sustained attention is needed to prevent escalation and maintain harmony.
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