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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
8
Leon A. Mitchell sues the Edison Company for 5000 claiming Charles Kelly, an employee, grabbed his hand so hard that the third phalanx of the first finger broke on November 17, 1935. The suit seeks damages for the injury and ensuing harm.
At 7 30 p m the Onward and Upward class of Kernstown Church meets with Mrs Clarence Williams. At 8 p m the Francis Asbury Union of the Winchester district Southern Methodist Church convenes at Rest Church. Also at 8 p m the Modern Woodmen of America hold a semi monthly meeting at the hall.
Mrs Gray Beverley of this city and Berryville contributes social notes to Down Country a new magazine published in Charlottesville Virginia by James L Lucas The first issue includes fiction historical articles social letters and over fifty pictures from the region On stands in this period the glossy publication focuses on horses hounds hunting and local society events
Roberta Lee answers common etiquette questions about sending thank you notes, introducing people, and serving beverages. The tone urges propriety and offers concise phrases for introductions and alternative drinks to coffee.
Mrs. Fred Sturm will entertain friends at her Greystone Terrace residence with bridge tables and a light supper. Invitations to a holiday season dance are issued to the younger set by Miss Dorothy Anne Robinson and Delmar Robinson Jr. from South Stewart and West Leicester streets.
A 2200-volt short circuit in the central power plant at the navy yard in Washington caused a fire that damaged a pile operated compensator and knocked some power machinery out of service. Estimated damage was under $500.
Gift Headquarters promotes complete assortment on display while urging shoppers to shop with Brooks' Pharmacy The Rexall Store for savings and penny purchases at 766.
Workmen this week recondition the office of Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner in the courthouse. The room was formerly used by Commissioner of Revenue Lee Whitacre. Walls are being scraped and repainted. Most courthouse offices have been updated recently, including the sheriff and county agent offices.
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