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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
2
Support section fragment mentions sports coverage but contains unreadable OCR text. No clear events, teams, or scores are readable. Summarized item highlights a generic sports feature section without identifiable people places or outcomes.
Lou Gehrig powered the Yankees to a doubleheader sweep of Boston scoring runs in both games. In the opener New York won 3 to 1 and in the nightcap 5 to 1. Other results include Giants blanking the Braves 4 to 0 and Senators beating the A's 4 to 0.
Hayfield hosts a Sunday afternoon outing by the Girls Friendly Society of St John’s Church Glencarlyn with 13 members led by president Miss Olcott. A motor trip from Washington gathered country supplies as they enjoyed air and cross country hikes. they plan to leave Wednesday. The event includes visiting guests and local musicians the Kerns Hawaiian Serenaders.
Police report a three partner venture in which George Kokilis and a third man were to contribute 250 dollars each as capital. Kokilis says he deposited his share but after a trip to Winchester the partners could not locate Zeros or the funds, and bankers say Zeros withdrew nearly all of the money.
The Lynchburg News notes Milwaukee hopes to host the next Democratic convention but warns the city cannot regain the fame once sparked by a different brew.
Richmond businessman W. T. Reed has been chosen by Governor Pollard to head the state unemployment relief committee. The governor praised Reed's experience and sacrifice, noting his past service in reorganizing state government. A Genoa bombing near the King of Italy is reported as the Mussolini era continues.
The note discusses whether to use the subjunctive mood in class with Pinchot clarifying its appropriate use. It contrasts this with the injunction, and mentions the owl as an aside about wisdom. The message ends with a quirky claim about staying out all night without feeling sophisticated.
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