Babson Sees 1936 Christmas as merrier than 1927
Babson argues the 1936 Christmas will be the merriest since 1927 28, citing cycles of ups and downs and urging individuals to build private thrift plans amid debates over Social Security. He warns against overreliance on public measures and notes business is normal and 14 percent above last year.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
America
United States
Canada
Townsend
Lake Tomahawk State Camp rehabilitates tuberculosis patients
In Wisconsin north woods the Lake Tomahawk camp trains convalescents to harden in and proof the cure. Patients start with an hour daily housekeeping work, then increase to five to eight hours in landscaping farming carpentry and road building. Sixty six percent report ongoing work after returning to health. Christmas Seal funds support these rehabilitation programs nationwide.
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North Woods
Wisconsin
Lake Tomahawk
Bungalow Burns At Sunnyside Without Occupants
About 1:30 yesterday morning a three room bungalow owned by Edgar Fields of National Fruit Product Company burned despite firemen efforts. Fields and his family were away in Culpeper. the blaze was seen by Clint McCarty and Herbert Williamson of the Virginia Woolen Mill, delaying containment.
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Winchester
Sunnyside
Edgar Fields
National Fruit Product Company
Fields
Culpeper
Clint McCarty
Herbert Williamson
Virginia Woolen Mill
Plan Now For Holiday Singing
Plan Now For Holiday Singing Everybody's Song Book carries old songs with words and music. The music is edited by noted musicians and in voice friendly keys. Includes how each song was written and the circumstances. 6x9 inch 144 page booklet. Durable three color cover. Enclose 20 cents by coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
Enclose Here With Twenty Cents for Song Book
A reader offers twenty cents in coin, wrapped, to obtain a copy of Everybody's Song Book. The brief notice solicits responses or contact from the seller or publisher.
Overseas apple supplies rise next week on British markets
Deciduous fruit prices on British markets edged higher with general gains except boxed apples steady or lower at Liverpool. Canadian apples form bulk imports while demand favors best, colored fruit. Imports expected to rise next week, with about 313000 bushels forecast. London prices show best apples at about 2.30 a bushel and pears near 3.20 a box.
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Fred A. Motz
London
Liverpool
United States
U. S
Virginia
York
Imperial
Nova Scotia
California
Newtown
Oregon
Washington
Newtown Wonder
Bramley
Major Stafford Visits Company Headquarters Three Battalion
Major Stafford of the Signal Corps United States Army and instructor for the 29th Division paid an official visit of instruction to Headquarters Company Third Battalion 116th Infantry last night. He will visit again in about two months.
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Stafford
Signal Corps
United States Army
116Th Infantry
Special Radio Program On Child Growth Begins Oct 21 1936
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers with the American Academy of Pediatrics and NBC presents thirty Wednesday talks on child growth and development from 4:00 to 4:30 PM EST on the NBC WJZ Blue Network. Speakers are leading pediatric investigators nationwide.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
American Academy of Pediatrics
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Hensell Rites Held for Harmon W. Hensell
Funeral services for Harmon W. Hensell of Grimes were held at the Methodist Church in White Hall with Rev. F. B. Sapp officiating. Burial followed in a nearby cemetery. A large crowd attended the service. Pallbearers were H. B. Taylor Isaiah Kerns Arthur Orndorff Ben Hubbard Wesley Webber and Ellis Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon W. Hensell
Grimes
Methodist
White Hall
F. B. Sapp
H. B. Taylor
Isaiah Kerns
Arthur Orndorff
Ben Hubbard
Wesley Webber
Ellis Randall
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County Clerk Records
Transfers show W Mack Dehaven et ux to Northern Virginia Power Company for right of way with nominal consideration. E Clay Rogers et ux to Northern Virginia Power Company ptlgoenatn nominal. Beler G Baker et ux to right of way nominal. George W Hiett to Grover Co Hiett 91 acres west of Martinsburg turnpike at Stephenson nominal. Howard Luttrell et ux to Charles E Sewell lot west of Route 7 3.12 miles from Winchester nominal. Lillie L Crum to Clarence A Robinson Jr 18 acres in Opequ a District nominal. E E Triplett et ux to Charles R Johnson 12 acres on Hampshire county line nominal. H J Berry et ux to C S Modena 100 acres on Timber Ridge nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. Mack Dehaven
Northern Virginia Power Company
E. Clay Rogers
Ptlgoenatn
Beler G. Baker
George W. Hiett
Grover Co. Hiett
Martinsburg
Stephenson
Howard Luttrell
Charles E. Sewell
Virginia
Winchester
Lillie L. Crum
Clarence A. Robinson, Jr
Opequa
E. E. Triplett
Charles R. Johnson
Hampshire County
W. Va
H. J. Berry
C. S. Modena
Timber Ridge
Jefferson man jailed over missing apple pie
William Logan 288 of Geneva Ohio pleaded guilty to assault and battery after returning home to find no apple pie and ordering his wife to bake one. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Justice C D Adams.
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Jefferson
William Logan
Geneva
Logan
Justice of the Peace
C. D. Adams
Governor Peery Sets December 15 Special Virginia Session
Governor Peery will call a special session of the Virginia General Assembly on December 15 to consider unemployment insurance and uncontested matters. A majority in both houses supported the plan, with 56 delegates and 13 senators reportedly for the session as of press time. The aim is to pass an unemployment insurance bill and limit other action to non-controversial issues.
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Peery
General Assembly
Richmond
George C. Peery
Virginia General Assembly
Associated Press
House
Senate
William R. Shands
Division of Drafting and Legislative Research
Washington
Charles W. Crowder
Virginia
Assembly
Trustee's Sale of Thomas Ramsey Property
By deed of trust dated Feb 11 1926 and another dated Dec 21 1931 the holder orders sale of 668 North Main Winchester Va. at 12 pm on Dec 12 1936. The property fronts 38 ft and extends 182 ft to an alley, a two story eight room pebble dash house. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire policy. M M Lynch trustee. Duvall Dunn auctioneers. 11 14 21 28 12 5 4t
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Thomas Ramsey
City of Winchester
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Beaverbrook starts move to place Duke of York on British throne
Lord Beaverbrook launches a campaign to install the Duke of York as king amid the British government crisis over King Edward's friendship with Wallis Warfield Simpson. Beaverbrook's return to England follows U S press coverage alarming authorities.
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Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Duke of York
King Edward
Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
England
United States
Simpson
Newlin Fined for Auto Accident Near Oates Home
Henry Newlin of Bunker Hill West Virginia was fined 20 dollars and costs in Police Court for leaving the scene of an accident. State Officer R E Bayliss said his car struck A C Oates parked in front of the Oates residence on North Loudoun Street causing slight damage.
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Henry Newlin
Frederick County
Bunker Hill
W. Va
R. E. Bayliss
Newlin
A. C. Oates
Oates
North Loudoun Street
Economic Royal Stirs Changes as Prosperity Expands
The statement notes that shifts in wealth provoke changing conditions as prosperity grows, implying a linked dynamic between individual success and broader economic effects. The remark suggests ongoing cycles of gain and resultant policy or social responses.
Public Sale of Isaac Patton Real Estate in Winchester
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of Isaac Patton property in Winchester Virginia on December 19 1936 at 11 oclock A M The parcels include a corner lot with store and apartment building a 572 North Loudoun Street residence and a No 29 Gibbon Street frame dwelling Terms: one third cash and balance in two annual installments with 6 percent bonds and insurance. Clark M Smith clerk.
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Howard L. Patton
George W. Patton
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Isaac Patton
North Loudoun and
Gibbon Streets
A. R. Patton
North Loudoun Street
Gibbon Street
W. E. Edwards
Clark M. Smith
City of
Gleam 4-H Club Plans and Winter Activities
December meeting at Gore School with 29 members. Officers installed. plans set for county council in Winchester December 12 and January executive committee. Upcoming demonstrations include towel folding, garden cleanup, soil prep, and poultry care during winter.
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Gore School
Elizabeth Farrar
Ethel Fisher
Vada Michael
County Council
Winchester
Lyda Cooper
Helen Hook
Mary Virginia Johnson
Margueriate Constable
Alonzo Fox
Adrian Morrison
Death of 11 year old Harry J McAboy Jr Brucetown Va
The death of Harry J McAboy Jr, 11, son of Mr and Mrs H J McAboy of Brucetown Virginia, leaves the community sorrowful. A general favorite in church and school he will be missed by family friends and neighbors with many floral tributes and a large gathering honoring his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. McAboy
H. J. McAboy
Brucetown
Harry
Estate of I H Zinn Claims Notice
Notice to all creditors to present claims against the estate of I H Zinn. J L Jolliffe announces the matter and invites settlement at once from interested parties. Location given as Clearbrook Virginia with date 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Zinn
J. L. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Progresso Italo Americano Grabs a Rush Hour Newspaper
In a crowded Times Square subway scene Bill Murphy fights through a sea of riders to snag a newspaper. He pockets the paper and escapes onto the local train, laughing as he reads Progresso Italo Americano, which he finds incomprehensible to him.
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Times Square
Cro Thetform
Bill Murphy
Bill
Progresso Italo- Americano
Stolen 1927 Chevrolet Gray Car Belongs to G. E. Madigan
Police notified that G. E. Madigan of Stephens City reported his 1927 gray Chevrolet with Virginia license 230-819 stolen near the Palace Theatre. Cleveland Madigan, the owner’s son, filed the report and police are trying to recover the vehicle.
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G. E. Madigan
Stephens City
Cleveland Madigan
Palace Theatre
Virginia
Bicycle stolen from 660 North Loudoun street
Kenneth Sargent reports his bicycle was stolen from in front of his home on Thursday night. The bike has a damaged front wheel with two missing spokes and a bent front wheel.
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Kenneth Sargent
Loudoun Street
Christmas Present Greensville D C Man Seeks 15 Day Jail
A man entered the sheriff’s office asking for about 15 days in jail to sober up for Christmas. Magistrate Bates Aiken granted a 15 day sentence.
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Greensville
D. C
Bates Aiken
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Philco
Firestone
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Omps’ Funeral Home
Parlett’s Funeral Home
N. Brad
Evening Star
Hillyard Wall Paper and Paint CO
Ila
Goodrich Compact
Goodrich Batteries Road Service
Cammer Tire CO
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Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
H. W. Ebert
Braddock
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Winchester, Va
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