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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
12
A sale listing for Tony Crim offering stock implements and household goods near Crums Church. Items include farm stock and farming equipment to be sold at public auction. Sale location close to Crums Church with details provided in the directory.
Circle No 7 Braddock Street Methodist Church to serve supper Friday April 8 from 5 to 8 pm at the Sunday School House. Public invited. Proceeds support church work.
Miss Virginia Boyd directs a lighted school pageant featuring Handley High School Cadet Band with about 30 musicians led by Prof. W H McKilwee. The production narrates the era of the Indian settlement and the valley's future, with epilogue and patriotic music concluding.
New MelloGlo face powder promises a youthful complexion hides tiny lines and pores and prevents shiny noses. A French process supposedly helps it spread smoothly and stay on longer, with the ad urging readers to ask for the powder at Adreres Drug Store.
Relatives learn of the death of James Snyder 69 a longtime Martinsburg West Virginia resident in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore due to cancer He had taught in Berkeley County served as county superintendent and retired He is survived by two wives three children from first marriage three children from second marriage stepchildren and siblings Funeral services were held in Martinsburg with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
Stephens City Virginia, April 7. The Stephens City Future Farmers of America chapter held its monthly meeting in the Agricultural building. Members discussed with the Community League ways to improve the school grounds and decided to begin this project.
Claire Windsor denounces the $100,000 suit filed in Oakland accusing her of alienating the affections of Mrs. Marion Y. Read's husband, Alfred C. Read, a San Francisco investment broker. Windsor says she never lured a man away from his wife and never expects to.
The Athletic Association resumes a program of a blackface comedy and music on Friday April 8 at 8 pm in the High School auditorium to raise funds for the boys basketball club. Six student performers will present What's Mad Pants a one act farce with three men and three women. Music will be by Carl Martin and his group.
The New Yorker comments on a harsh sales strategy where Japan seeks to break down buyer resistance and push products directly to the final consumer, implying aggressive marketing and pressure tactics.
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