Winchester Knitting Mim Ladies League Results
Winchester Knitting Mim Ladies League reports results with standings and event winners. Individual names appear in the readable text alongside team affiliations and scoring notes from the match day.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
2
Winchester Knitting Mim Ladies League reports results with standings and event winners. Individual names appear in the readable text alongside team affiliations and scoring notes from the match day.
Norman Hapgood, noted author and editor, longtime political associate of Alfred E. Smith, died today at New York Hospital after an operation. He had suffered illness for weeks and passed away at home following surgery. Hapgood served as United States minister to Denmark during the second Wilson administration.
Miss Virginia Blain of Clifton Forge is elected president of the Student Government Association at Harrisonburg State Teachers College succeeding Miss Mary B. Cox of Independence. Blain leads in college drama, starring in Sidney Howard's The Silver Cord, and participates in the Lee Literary Society and the Bluestone Cotillion Club.
Detroit April 29 The United Automobile Workers of America won the right to represent Packard Motor Car Company employees by a vote of more than four to one. Complete returns show 11 588 in favor and 2 635 against, announced by Frank H Bowen regional director of the National Labor Relations Board.
Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans headline Espionage at the Capitol Theater Friday. The film promises intrigue and suspense as the main cast leads a tense espionage plot on screen.
A comical tale recalls Will Rogers remarking on Californians moving to Los Angeles and a man ill without a doctor who prefers a veterinarian to diagnose him. The snippet blends humor with a Western voice and local life.
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