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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
9
New York reports Mr and Mrs Frank Dionne welcomed twins a boy and a girl weighing seven and six pounds. Dionne denied kinship to Ovilia Dionne, famed Canadian quintuplet matriarch, and withheld details about his children. Mrs Dionne expressed surprise and happiness as the babies do well.
Marian Martin presents pattern 9310 a scalloped shoulder yoke puff sleeve frock designed for femininity. Choose printed cotton or dotted Swiss with matching buttons. available in sizes 14 through 46. Each pattern requires 344 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents per pattern and book option 25 cents to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, New York.
State police renewed the search of Dr H E Zimmerly in Mechanics Grove Lancaster after new bone fragments and blonde hairs were found at his Erie home. Bucknell University pathologist Dr J W Rice identified bones as those of a young woman, while Zimmerly remains jailed in Lancaster.
A man faces charges of improper operations and narcotic violations. He claims he discharged Mrs. Lawson on March 16 and says he has not seen her since.
The twenty second annual session of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore Conference opened in Roanoke Virginia with reports from officers and district secretaries on the agenda as the second day began.
Delegates were addressed by Miss Ruth EB Byerly a missionary in Mexico. The readable fragment notes her remarks and role but details are incomplete.
In Potchefstroom area a flood at the Macheavia gold mine traps 43 workers, with 45 believed dead. Only two bodies recovered so far, one European and one native. Europeans and 41 natives remain trapped.
Colombo reports a new malaria outbreak causing government medical officers leaves to be cancelled. The epidemic, spanning November 1934 to March 1935, has 113 811 deaths, far above the 47 107 deaths of the prior year, signaling a grave crisis.
An article notes that the average adult drinks about one ton of water in a year, highlighting daily intake and health implications.
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