Public Auction of Orchard Tracts on Behalf of Lenders
Under deeds of trust dated 1930 1932 and 1935 the trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House eleven o'clock on two orchard tracts totaling eight acres. One tract is five acres the other three acres, borders Walch Baker lands, part of a Whitlock legacy. Sale requires one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and trust deed, with fire insurance policies on buildings. Trustees listed include M M Lynch R Gray Williams T R Cather B P Harrison H S Larrick. (9-3-10-17-24-41)
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
O. A Ritter
Katie M. Ritter
M. M. Lynch
R. Gray Williams
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
O. T. Ritter
T. R. Cather
B. P. Harrison
H.S. Larrick
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Court House
William H. Baker
W. J. Whitlock
George W. Haddox
Circuit Court
Frederick County
H. S. Larrick
Prize ring brawl ends with hospital stays and bail
In Baltimore Portney defeats Bass by technical knockout as managers clash in the same ring. Blaustein and Portney’s manager Blaustein clash. Blaustein charged with assault and disorderly conduct after a nose injury. Sheppard hospitalized with possible skull fracture after a bottle strike. Bail set at 250. State Athletic Commission seize purse and holds hearing.
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Baltimore
Jack Portney
Sylvan Bass
Portney
George Sheppard
Heinie Blaustein
Bass
Sheppard
Blaustein
State Athletic Commission
Portnoy
Buck Alexander
Track Driver Dies in Rear Collision Near Northeast Maryland
Harry Voyce a 40 year old Baltimore driver was killed when his truck rear collided with a Baltimore bound truck near Northeast Maryland. The other truck driven by Reuben Karabell of Philadelphia was not injured and remained as a witness for the inquest. Voyce’s truck owned by W T Cowan Company of Baltimore crashed and burned. Karabell’s vehicle owned by the Pioneer Paper Company of Philadelphia was also destroyed.
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Northeast
Harry Voyce
Baltimore
Here
Reuben Karabell
Philadelphia
Voyce
Karabell
W. T. Cowan Company
Pioneer Paper Company of
Cubs Close Gap on NL Leaders in Hot Midseason Run
Cubs win twice over the Boston Braves to pull within two games of the pennant leaders as the Giants hold a nine game edge. Tex Carleton pitched four hitless innings and Larry French won the nightcap in a tight mound duel. Frankhouse allowed just three Chicago hits in the nightcap as Philadelphia beat St. Louis. The Tigers stay atop the American League with a 8 1/2 game cushion after coming from behind to beat Washington 5 4. Jack Saltzgauer had four hits and three RBIs for Cleveland in a 5 3 loss to New York. Athletics defeated by Carl Caldwell 5 1.
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Andy Clark
Associated Press
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Giants
Cardins
Boston Braves
Phillies
Tex Carleton
Larry French
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Carleton
Elbert Fletcher
Frankhouse
Frankie Frisch
Philadelphia
Phil Collins
Heusser
Curt Davis
Gase
House Gang
Sissy
Gas House
Frish
Dizzy Dean
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Yankees
Cleveland
Jack Saltzgauer
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Carl Caldwell
San Antonio
Many Friends Pay Tribute To Late Mr Amick
Funeral services for James E. Amick were held at his West Piccadilly home with Rev. Cartney H. Anderson officiating. He was praised for his good heart and integrity by business colleagues and friends, and memories of his friendships were lauded. A male quartet performed hymns including The Old Rugged Cross, Some Day We'll Understand, and In This Hour of Trial.
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James E. Amick
West Piccadilly Street
Cartney H. Anderson
Amick
Jim
Floyd Haines
Godfrey Miller
William Miller
Joseph Hodgson
Old Rugged Cross
William Jones
Milford, Conn
Daisy
Lucy Amick
New York
Washington, D. C
William Aitken
John Royston
Charles Royston
Mildred Royston Wiley
Clarke County
Christine Snyler
James Snyder
Kag Ennis
Charles Town
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Scout Leaders Plan Evening Meetings at 7:30
Two separate meetings of Boy Scout leaders are scheduled tonight at 7:30. Scoutmasters and assistants will gather at the Scout office on the corner of Boscawen and Cameron streets to plan the court of honor, while the Scout Executive Committee meets in the Handley Library trustees room to discuss the annual financial program. All members are urged to attend.
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Boscawen and
Cameron Streets
Handley Library
Cubs Hold Braves to Two Runs in Doubleheader
Tex Carleton and Larry French limited the Braves to two runs as Carleton pitched a four hit game in the first game. Jack Saltzgaver and George Selkirk drove in multiple runs for the Yankees against the Indians with homers. Herman Clifton and Hank Greenberg had three hits each for the Tigers in a win over the Senators. Earl Caldwell and the Browns held the Athletics to seven hits and one run.
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Associated Press
Tex Carleton
Larry French
Braves
Carleton
Jack Saltzgaver
George Selkirk
Yankees
Indians
Curt Davis
Phillies
Cardinals
Hank Greenberg
Herman Clifton
Tigers
Senators
Earl Caldwell
Browns
Athletics
Entomologist Advises Chemical Control For Peach Borer
In College Park Maryland Dr. Ernest N Cory state entomologist urges orchardists to start chemical warfare against the peach tree borer. The advisory follows reports of crop damage and outlines recommended treatment approaches for growers in the region.
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College Park
Ernest N. Cory
North Carolina Woman Hanged in 1833 Morganton Case
A fragment notes the only woman hanged in North Carolina, Morganton, in 1833 for the murder of her husband. The brief reference ties to a historic execution and a referenced claim about paradichlopos and benzene crystals applied at tree bases.
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North B
Morganton
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