Grandma Moses at 88 Still Creating Art for Christmas Cards
Anna Mary Robertson Moses known as Grandma Moses remains active at 88 with a 12 year artistic career. Her work circulates widely and includes a painting slated as a Christmas greeting card.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1948
Page
6
Anna Mary Robertson Moses known as Grandma Moses remains active at 88 with a 12 year artistic career. Her work circulates widely and includes a painting slated as a Christmas greeting card.
Keller Motors Corp of Huntsville Alabama, after more than two years developing the Chief and Super Chief, scouts Winchester area for a dealer. Initial Virginia showing occurred in Roanoke and Richmond. Winchester appearance unscheduled. Production of station wagons is underway and pricing starts at 895 dollars, with potential later increases to curb gray market activity.
Grover Schlack called this morning's curb market the best of the year as ten farmers offered a wide range of garden products and drew a steady stream of customers.
Our Presidents This new and enlarged edition highlights a six page feature titled Interesting Facts About Our Presidents. It is a fifty six page illustrated booklet designed for American readers and includes gripping reading.
Condensed political history from Washington to Truman with tables of popular and electoral votes. Order the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau booklet for 25 cents postpaid. Mail to Washington DC with name address and payment.
Report covers 24 hour rainfall to 7 am and year to date totals. Monthly averages over 1913 1946 period shown with large month by month values and a note crediting Winchester Research Laboratory.
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