Rege Improvements Made at Clarke Golf Grounds
Clarke golf course improvements described by Mr. John Finley and Courtney B Jones include reseeding greens and replacing bent stolons. Watering resumed in spring and fairways praised as near perfect with a successful season and growing interest in golf spurred by pro Royie Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
John Finley
Richmond
Blue Ridge Country Club
Courtney B. Jones
Eee
Royie Car of
Cha , Tenn
Ford
Daily News Athletic Association
Vancourtland Park
New York
Rutherford
Ann Jacqueline Smith
Robert Randolph Smith
Wickliffe
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Lake Side Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Smith
Polly Cary Randolph
Margaret Evans
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Baltimore
Union Memorial Hospital
Courtney Byrd Jones
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ewart Johnston
Clay Hill
Scott Thropp
William H. Wilmer, Jr
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
William Beverley
Grayson Dashiell
George H. Burwell, Jr
Roland G. Mitchell
George H. Burwell
Shenandoah River
J. W Noble
Brooksville
N. Y
Canadian fruit crop outlook shows larger apples and peaches
A September 1 report from foreign agricultural service notes Canada will have a 6.5 percent larger apple crop and 21 percent larger peach crop this year, with pears about 6 percent smaller. Eastern Canada drives apple gains, while Nova Scotia and Ontario show varied changes. Continental Europe generally favorable for apples and pears, England weaker. other nations report varied yields and projections across France Belgium Germany and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Agricultural Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Fruit
Canadian
Department of Agriculture
England
Empire
Canada
Ontario
British Columbia
Fairwell
Europe
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Austria
Styria
Vorarlberg
Tyrol
Hungary
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Norway
Portugal
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Kiwanis Club Dinner Highlights Address by Berry Plummer
The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosted 15 teachers from Handley High as Berry Plummer spoke on America and its present ideals. He warned of a social revolution affecting religion education business and government, urged voter participation, and described Kiwanis aims of applying the Golden Rule and promoting sound citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berry Plummer
Red Bailey
Collegians
R. Mac. Glass
Mr. Plummer
America
Plummer
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Roger Babson
Whitacre school house hosts church services on Oct 1
Special services held at Whitacre school house on Thursday October 1 at 7 30 p m. Rev S J Goode of the rural Churches of Christ leads. Exit wash day call 28 or 29 Winchester Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre School House
S. J. Goode
Churches of Christ
Winchester Steam Laundry
Men Organize for Their Part of R. G. Drive
An enthusiastic meeting of men leaders planned the Red Cross drive starting Monday. H B McCormac Nelson Page Rev E T Clark and others attended. Luncheon set for Monday at noon in the George Washington Hotel gold room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bap
H. B. McCormac
Nelson Page
E. T. Clark
Charles P. McVicar
E. C. Goss
Melvin Green
Clark Smith
A. T. Hawthorne
Walker Bond
Percy Miller
George Washington Hotel
McCormac
Green
Miss Stowers
Stonewall
White Hall
Anderson
Lodge
Crim
Coroner Reiterates Belief Mrs Kane Died By Murder
Hampton Virginia September 30 Coroner Vanderslice reaffirmed the belief that Mrs Jenny Graham Kane was murdered when testifying at the preliminary hearing for Elisha Kent Kane University of Tennessee professor accused of drowning his wife in Chesapeake Bay No autopsy was performed and a second death certificate listed homicide Fishermen heard screams but witnesses described a loud beach scene linked to drunken parties Mrs Kane's mother fainted on the stand while recounting the morning of the drowning prior to departure for the dining room on the day of the tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hampton
George EK. Vanderslice
Jenny Graham Kane
Elisha Kent Kane
University of Tennessee
Chesapeake Bay
Vanderslice
Tennessee
W. C. Graham
Graham
Notice to Water Users Restricts Lawn Sprinkling Until Further Notice
Water Committee warns no sprinkling of lawns and related use from this date forward until government approval or new order. Public advisory appears in local notice column.
Miller's offers dry goods and medical supplies
Dry goods and medical items advertised including rubber aprons 35c, rubber gloves 29 39 and 43c, syringes hot water bottles medicines and other sick room needs at Miller's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s
Friendship Fire Company October meeting announced
Regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held Thursday night October 1 at 8 o'clock. Business of importance to be transacted. FR W FORNEY Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friendship Fire Company
W. Forney
Special Thursday truck and 1930 Model A Phaeton sale
A Chevrolet closed cab truck with special apple handling body is offered for 200 dollars. Also, a 1930 Deluxe Model A Phaeton with chrome tire cover mud guards trunk rack two fender mirrors radiator screen and extras is listed as a steal at 385 dollars. Bicker's Motor Co. advertises the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Apple Market Shipments and Fresh Lot Prices Advise
Shipments from New York to British ports for the week ending September 26 1931 show Liverpool London Southampton Newcastle Glasgow Hull totals 64839 barrels and 43482 exs with 1005 baskets. Prices for varieties Cedric La conia Jonathans and other apples are listed with current exchange rates affecting realized values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exs
Bskts
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Newcastle
Glasgow
Hull
Wanted Apples by crate with color and quality
Classified note seeks crates of apples in good color with at least 25 percent acceptable color. Item cites Fred L. Giaze as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize
Newsboys Band from Orlando Fails to Perform in Winchester
The Reporter Star of Orlando explains the Newsboys Band could not perform at the Winchester courthouse lawn on September 12 due to funds running out while en route to Canada. Band members were back home in Orlando when the concert was cancelled after a large local audience waited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Florida
Courthouse Lawn
Winchester
Evening Reporter-Star
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Star
J. Clement Brossier
Reporter-Star
Chatauqua
New York
Canada
Brossier
Reporter-Star Newsboys
Chautauqua
Friends of the Star
Court approves settlement in restaurant case
Decree sets John Dillis as executor to receive 2300 dollars from James Choucleris less half the costs to close Nick Dillis estate claims for the White Palace Restaurant on North Loudoun Street. Choucleris to pay all appellate costs. prior insurance settlement of 1100 dollars completes 15000 policy dispute. The court holds Choucleris estopped from further claims against the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Nick Dillis
James Choucleris
John Dillis
Choucleris
Dillis
White Palace
Loudoun Street
Chauderis
Supreme Court of Virginia
Belance Life Insurance Company
Nick Ss
Annual Call Seeks New Garments for Needy
The Needlework Guild of America asks for new garments to aid the Red Cross and District Nurse Association. Needed items include sheets towels warm under clothing stockings sweaters and dresses with babies’ clothing in demand. Bring donations to president Mrs. Grover C. Rose at 11 North Loudoun Street on Tuesday October 13 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild of America
Red Cross
District Nurse Association
Winchester Guild
Grover C. Rose
North
Loudoun Street
Scout Movement as Religious Service, Blessing by Rabbi Hirsh
Rabbi Emil G. Hirsh declares the Boy Scout movement a religious service to God and a wholesome force for good, praising its inauguration and the fruits it has borne. He emphasizes service as its core and sees divine blessing on its emergence and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Rabbi Emil G. Hirsh
Sarah Zane Fire Co Monthly Meeting Notice
The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting Friday night October 2 at 8 pm. George Barr secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire CO
George Barr
Good Demand In Liverpool For Quality Fruit
Liverpool auction reports strong demand for good fruit while poorer quality fruit sold weakly. Cargoes arrived in heated condition on steamers Cedric and Laconia. Prices quoted in English shillings include Grimes 6 to 17, Bomams 10 to 24, Jonathans 12 to 28, Ben Davis 18 to 23-6, Ganos 18 to 23-6, Delicious 14 to 26, Yorks 20 to 27-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Company
Liverpool
Cedric
Grimes
Bonums
Jonathans
Ben Davis
Ganos
Delicious
Yorks
England
Scotland
Eng
Harnden and Company
Bomams
Large Barn Destroyed on Baker Farm near Stephens City
A large barn at the Baker place near Stephens City was destroyed by fire, now owned by Smith Guard. The barn and contents were a complete loss and the fire's origin is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Place
Stephens City
Smith Guard
Sale of Jersey cattle at Weems farm near Winchester
Attend the sale October 6 at 1 p m featuring 40 head of registered Jersey cattle from the Weems farm near Winchester. J L and J W Jolliffe manage for L FE and E W Weems. Also wanted cooperage help at Butler's Packing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weem
Winchester
J. L
J. W. Jolliffe
L. FE
E. W. Weems
Damages Sought in Hollis Auto Crash Civil Suit
In Corporation Court M. Vincent Hollis by guardian Emma Hollis sues John H. Snyder and son George for 20000 damages over an auto crash near Jordan White Sulphur Springs. Hollis suffered a broken leg. Bowly heir previously awarded 1000 in a related civil case. The motion for judgment is returnable October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
M. Vincent Hollis
Emma J. Hollis
John H. Snyder
George M. Snyder
Vincent Hollis
P. M. Snyder
George Snyder
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Snyder
Raymond Bowly
Young Hollis
Bowly
Hollis
Rev Lambert Leaves for Baltimore Annual Conference Roanoke
Rev E A Lambert pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South travels to Roanoke Virginia for the 147th Baltimore Annual Conference. He serves as secretary of Gaithersburg Home for the Aged board and presides as Baltimore Conference Hospital Board president. The church budget overpayment totals 15788 dollars and all obligations are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
Roanoke
Baltimore Conference Hospital Board
Conference Commission On
M. Lambert
West End Methods Episcopal Church
Braddock Street
Businessman Breckinridge Flies Into Byrd Airport
Henry Breckinridge a notable New York City businessman arrived at Admiral Byrd Airport from his hometown by air. He traveled on a plane once used by Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh while she trained with her husband the famous aviator The Lone Eagle. Byrd greeted him and hosted him at Rosemont near Berryville for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Breckinridge
New York City
Admiral Byrd Airport
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Lee-Jackson Highway
Breckinridge
Harry F. Byrd
Dividend Declared by Shenandoah Valley National Bank
The Board of Directors declares a quarterly dividend of 4 percent payable to stockholders of record September 30, 1931. Dividend checks will be mailed on September 30, 1931. WM. G. Hardy Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
Mrs Scott Fuller Dies After Brief Illness in Winchester
Mrs Elizabeth Grant Puller longtime Winchester resident died at 1:00 am at 23 East Monmouth Street after a yearlong decline from asthma. Survived by five daughters and a sister and brother, service set for Saturday at East Monmouth Street residence with Rev EB Lambert and Rev W O Talbert. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth ‘Grant Puller
East
Monmouth Street
Fuller
Frederick ‘County
Winchester
J. Scott Puller
William L. Hollis
Charles Hewitt
Roy Gearing
Mamie de Rouville
Albany
New York
Louise Chaney
Washington, D. C
Jacob Rudolph
Robert Lee Grant
el Rey
Feemens
California
Tor
Puller
East Mocser Street
EB. A. Lambert
Rally Day at Stines Chapel Sunday Morning
A Rally Day program marks completion of renovations at Stines Chapel on Pughtown Road. The event starts 10:30 Sunday morning with talks by local figures, songs by the Sunday School, solos, and prayers, under the supervision of R C Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine’s Chapel
Pughtown Road
Little House of Worship
R. C. Newlin
Walker Bond
E. J. Snapp
Leslie Fries
I. N
William C. Miller
Emmett Dettra
Avalon Orndorff
William Cochran
Improvement Fund
Bryan Stotler
Butler's Packing House Notice
Notice from Butler's Packing House stating they will not buy more apples this season and will pack and ship for accounts. limited capacity available and request customers to come in at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler’s Packing House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarke Golf Grounds
Isabelle Cameron
Fort Valley
Handley High
R. G. Drive
Kane
Bicker's Motor CO
APPLE
Airdale
Newsboys
Winchester Evening Star
Jas. Choucleris
HURTS
John H. Snyder and Son
Geo. M. Snyder
MR. Lambert
WM. G. Hardy
Scott Fuller
Roger W. Babson
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