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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
8
Ford dealer M B Bickers notes women praise the Model A for ease of handling, parking, speed and agility. The Coupe appeals with varied colors, leather rear covering, tan trim, and a roomy interior. Superior road vision and practical luggage space enhance daily use for shopping and transport.
Bracetown notes from Aug 20 describe Mr. James Brill visiting Atlantic City and Mrs. Herbert Fishel traveling to Washington for the Veterans of the Eightieth Division reunion. Community members attend dinners, funerals, visits, and local gatherings across Winchester Morgantown Berryville and Middletown with church group activities noted.
Winchester resident Mr. Gaston Grubbs visited weekend host Julian Snapp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAboy and their two sons Harry and Jack attended the Woodmen of the World picnic at Middletown on Saturday.
A mechanical brain installed in the Los Angeles waterworks department handles tasks of multiple clerks. The remark reflects public service workers previously believed to have mechanical brains.
Mrs. Mason Snapp received from the War Department a diploma certifying that her son, the late Lieut Louis E. Snapp of the American Expeditionary Force, was posthumously awarded the Croix de Guerre for conspicuous valor in battle. Lieutenant Snapp was killed in an automobile accident after the Armistice and his return home to this city. Mr. George T. Burnette and son George Jr. have returned to Rocky Mount North Carolina after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Baker on South Washington street.
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