Dunn Rolls High Game in Evening Star Ladies' Loop
Margaret Dunn led with a 117 111 108 series 333 while Miriam Clevenger and Virginia Trenary added strong 338 and 318 sets. Jasper's Market led team totals 1466 with 481 607 478 in a tight Evening Star League night referencing Capper's Jewelry and Farmers & Merchants Bank matchups.
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Capper
Margaret Dunn
Miriam Cleevenger
Virginia Trenary
Capiter
Mary Gail Frann
Farmers & Merchants Natonal Bank
Jr. Women
Berryville
Virginia Dunn
Martha Rees
GAA N. 1
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Evening Star Wee
Bankers
Doris Ruffner
Totel Clare
GAA
Jean Smith
Jenny Cather
Bell Clothes
Louise Ane
Frances Anderson
Jasper’s
F & M National Bank
S Meat Market
Hatchery Uses Colored Feed to Change Egg Yolk Color
PaWnee City Nebraska reports Molly Hatchery feeds pullets a dye to alter yolk colors. The owners mix greens and reds aiming to prove egg yolk color reflects hen diet. The public and authorities watch the experiment with interest.
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Pawnee City
Neb
Four Names Prominent on Virginia Ballot of 1892
The article lists locally known figures on the 1892 Democratic ballot in Virginia. It notes Grover Cleveland as presidential candidate with Adlai Stevenson as running mate, and names electors including Major Holmes Conrad of Imchester who later became Solicitor General, plus A Moore Sr of Clarke County, Henry D. Flood of Appomattox, and St George Tucker of Lexington, among others linked by family and political ties to Winchester and Clarke County.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Virginia
Holmes Conrad
Imchester
United States
Handley Board
A. Moore, Sr
Clarke County
Joseph PF. Moore
Berryville
Henry D. Flood
Appomattox
Virginia Senate
United States Congress
Flood
R. EB. Byrd
Amherst Street
Winchester
Oere
George Tucker
Lexington
Tucker
William Province McGuire
W. Nelson Page
Lewis H. Hyde
Ge Pecuptenr
William
Finals Open With Doubleheader in Virginia Baseball League
Two key games set at Reuss Park with Clarke County facing Front Royal in a rematch from last Sunday's playoff, followed by Stevenson meeting the winner in the first Northern Virginia League Finals. The Clarke Front Royal game was protested over an ineligible player. The finals adopt a best two of three format to determine the champion.
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Clarke County
Front Royal
Stevenson
Clarke
Elvis
Ted
Jack Patton
Gap
Record Livestock Exhibits Expected At Virginia Fair
Virginia’s seventh Atlantic Rural Ex exposition drew records as entries closed. Allen Randol ny announced full stalls and a massive show with a large livestock turnout. Hyls Andrew Godsey of Cumberland won a state jousting trophy and $100. Rep Watkins M Abbitt urged strong domestic government to meet global tasks.
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Richmond
Virginia
Allen Randoll
Hyls
Andrew Godsey
Cumberland
Knight
Burleigh
Thea
Watkins M. Abbitt
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Who Coined the Word Radar In Navy History
The term radar was coined by Commander later Captain F. L. O. A Tucker of the U. S. Navy. Tucker is credited with introducing the acronym and popularizing its use in naval circles.
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Rader
8. M. Tucker
U. S. Navy
District Governor To Visit Rotarians Here on Sept. 25
Rotary Club announces that Asa W Reese, Governor of 275th Rotary District, will visit the local club on September 25. Reese, Radford businessman and Rotary member, leads 207 district governors overseeing about 7,600 clubs in 83 countries with 360,000 members. He will be joined by club officers to discuss administration and service activities.
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Rotary National
Rotary
Virginia
Tennessee
Charles E. Hofer
Thomas Ray
Reese
Commonwealth Press, Inc
Radford
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
Deve Ans
Minor Motor Co New Oldsmobile Agency Opens in Leesburg
Frank Minor becomes president and GM of a new Oldsmobile dealership succeeding the Bickers Motor Co after the death of Myron B. Bickers. The North Loudoun Street location remains, with longtime staff including Raymond Snapp, Bill Mowrey, Jentry Kendall, Lester Baker, Russell Swimley, and Hilda Steele. The firm also handles Ford Tractors and Dearborn farm equipment and pledges expanded parts and repair services.
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Raymond Snapp
William
Bill) Mowrey
Jentry (Shorty) Kendall
Gickers
Lester Baker
Bickers
Russell Swimley
Hilda Steele
Olds
Ford
Dearborn
Minor
Queen Mother of Iran Hurt in Fallen Ship
The Queen Mother of Iran slipped and broke her left ankle on arrival in Hoboken aboard the liner Nieuw Amsterdam. The incident occurred shortly after the royal party's arrival, reported from the harbor.
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Iran
Hoboken, N.J
Nieuw Amsterdam
Indians Gain Game on Yanks as Dodgers Lead NL Race
Dodgers move four games ahead in the National League as Shantz blanked the Yankees 2 0 for his 24th win. The Giants lost to Philadelphia 1 0 while the Indians beat Detroit 4 1 and the Yankees slipped to one and a half games back. Early Wynn earned his 22nd win as Cleveland routed Detroit and Chicago and St Louis split NL actions with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Charley Dressen
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Shants
Stengel
Bobby Shantz
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Boston
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Athletics
Alex Kellner
Mike Garcia
Place Tigers
J. Clint Hartung
Curt Simmons
Phillies
de Benet Ae Een
Ates Rkong
Sam Jethroe
Bos
Surkong
Billyoran
Roy Campanella
Shantz
West Pocket Portsider
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Dave Philley
Wynn
Larry Doby
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Ous
Bobby Avila
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Mike Forniend
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Beats Boston 4 2 in Friday Baseball
Brooklyn defeats Boston 4 to 2 as St. Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia post wins. Sunday schedule lists matchups including Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Chicago with Detroit at Cleveland and Boston at Washington.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Washington
Jet Explodes On Test Flight In Japan
A U S F-84 jet exploded during a test flight near Fukuoka Japan killing the pilot and a Japanese civilian. Wreckage scattered over a wide area knocked out communications and destroyed a building with one Japanese fatality. Names withheld.
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Tokyo
Fukuoka
Drive More Carefully Than Ever Before PROTECT THE CHILDREN
Public safety notice urges drivers to slow down in residential areas to safeguard children. Authorities emphasize vigilance, daytime school zone travel, and using crosswalks near parks and playgrounds. Community campaign features posters and school outreach.
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