Ladies League Results At Winchester Mill Night
Winchester Knitting Mill led the Ladies League by routing Luxite 3 to 0 while Skylark defeated Vanity Fair 3 to 0 and Sleepyhead won 2 to 0 in last night’s standings.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
Winchester Knitting Mill led the Ladies League by routing Luxite 3 to 0 while Skylark defeated Vanity Fair 3 to 0 and Sleepyhead won 2 to 0 in last night’s standings.
Front Royal telephones and local bureau notes from the Winchester Evening Star circulate in Warren County, detailing regional news and community updates from the Front Royal office.
Front Royal notes Miss Ames sailing to attend the coronation of King George VI. Locals report Leases Reinburg a two mile east of town home owned by the late Col. George E. A. Reinburg, with James Bennett securing the property. Library tea hosted at City Hall yields silver offering and book donations.
Dr. Moss of Charlottesville arrives in Front Royal to relieve Dr. Blosser at Trout Drug Company. Blosser to return to Harrisonburg. Senator Weaver and Mr. Gilpin visit Richmond. Turner couple to move May 1 after purchasing Payne residence. Davison party from Washington visits ill A. J. Davison. Rogers hosting friends at Fairview Courts. Major Burt and wife to relocate to Front Royal June 1 for Remount Depot duty. Major Voorhees leaves for Oklahoma. Steward Avenue home vacated.
Many sufferers find backache and tiredness eased when they consider kidneys as the source. An excess of acids in the blood may come from kidney disorders, causing pains, swelling, headaches, and fatigue. Doan's Pills have helped millions for over forty years by flushing waste from kidney tubes.
Mr John Hilliard travels to Stuart Virginia to oversee the Downing construction. Mrs Henry Trout Jr and Miss Laura Trout plan a Washington Saturday. Edward Willey and family from Richmond visit Mr Willeys mother Mrs Lloyd Willey for the weekend. Jasper Marlow returns from Front Royal to New York for time. Col and Mrs Stephen Reynolds depart to visit friends in Maryland. Dr E H Keyser, once ill, is now able to go out.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM from the Front Royal Methodist Church for Jesse Borden 24 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Borden who died in Staunton last night after a brief illness of pneumonia. He was a Warren County High School graduate.
Randolph-Macon Academy graduate Young Borden enlisted in the U S Navy last summer and spent most time with relatives in Royal and Washington. He is survived by his parents one sister Mrs William C Armstrong Jr and brothers Benjamin of Bridges Va Homer of Philadelphia Seaman Borden of Washington and Joseph Borden Jr a student at V P I.
An invitation to visitors to attend a Virginia festival is outlined as Governor George C. Peery addressed a WRVA radio audience last Friday night. Tomorrow, Mr. Cooper continues the program with further details.
Fred A Read director general of the festival plans a conference about a forthcoming broadcast during the National Farm and Home Hour. Senator Byrd will introduce Miss Gretchen Bigelow Thomson Queen Shenandoah XIV to the audience as final details are set.
Notice to the public that by May 3 1937 the Virgin ia Skyline Co Inc will appear before the Sev erage Control Board to obtain a license to retail beer ale and wine of over 3 2 percent at ama Skyland Swift Run Gap Va. Beverages may be consumed on and off premises E D Poole secretary Room 409 Grace American Building Richmond Va (4 22 11).
A reader recounts a tale of doctors restricting smoking to one cigar daily, while patients resist by claiming multiple doctors allow more. The piece reflects humorous chatter about medical advice and personal limits.
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