Washington And Pitt Ready For Rose Bowl Tilt
Washington Huskies and Pittsburgh Panthers prepared for the Rose Bowl with final workouts and preparatory tastings in Pasadena. Coaches and managers held luncheons and dinners as they braced for the big game and completed strenuous practices before delving into the bowl atmosphere.
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Washington
Pitt
Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Huskies
Pitt Panthers
San Bernardino
English Manner Nurse Pleads Guilty Over Fake Fire Alarm
Miss Mabel Mether, a children's nurse, sought to mail a letter in a red box and faced charges of turning in a false fire alarm. She pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence after stating she spent much of her life in England where mail boxes are different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mabel Mather
England
Flogging by Hooded Mob Targeted North Carolina Farmers
Two farmers were seized and flogged by a hooded mob calling themselves Christians. William Inman, 38, and Jesse Cox, 66, of Free land North Carolina, were questioned about church attendance before the brutal beating. Police are investigating the incident.
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William Inman
Freeland
N. C
Inman
Jesse Cox
Central Press
Famous Diamond To Glitter For Mrs. Ned McLean
Washington reports the Hope Diamond will shine at a New Year’s Ball hosted by Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean. She revives a 20 year old tradition with a 500 guest party at Friendship estate, new wing, two orchestras, loudspeakers, and overflow lodging for out of town attendees. Notables include Walter Damrosch and Mary Roberts Rinehart. no first family members will attend. Jock McLean turns 21 next month.
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Washington
Hope
Evalyn Walsh McLean
McLean
Friendship
Cabinet
Walter Damrosch
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Joseph Hergesheimer
Atwater Kents
Philadelphia
William Randolph Hearst
Beverly
Salvation Army Watch Services Announced for Tomorrow Night
Major James Mars of the Salvation Army announced watch night services will be held tomorrow evening in the Court House Hall. Regular preaching begins at 8 o clock and the watch service opens at 10 30. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
Court House Hall
Gotham To Be Gay New Year's Eve Celebrations In 1936
New York forecasts a lively New Year's Eve with crowds around 1,000,000 in and about the city. Venues raise cover charges from $1 to $15, while some cut fees to attract patrons. Hotels and halls plan multiple parties as celebrations include meals, hats, noisemakers, and souvenirs.
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Gotham
New York
Broadway
Jack Dempsey
Cotton Club
Versailles
Skylark
Park Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Rainbow Room
Lindstrom Seeks Reinstatement to Baseball Return
Fred Lindstrom once the boy wonder of baseball plans to apply to Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis for reinstatement after quitting the Dodgers last May. He is convalescing from a broken right arm and may rejoin the Dodgers if Grimes wants him, or join another major league club or become a Chicago radio broadcaster.
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Chicago
Freddie Lindstrom
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lindstrom
Kenesaw M. Landis
the Dodgers
Burelgh Grimes
County Transfers Real Property in Frederick County
The Frederick County clerk records transfers including Chapin Sacks Corporation to Southern Dairies Inc a lot and improvements in Stephens City for nominal consideration Heirs of Fred L Glaize deceased to John P Allen a parcel of land in Opequon District near Armen Nominal consideration William M Edmunds to Shenandoah Valley National Bank 132 acres northwest of Winchester Esther M Sevenk et al to John W Sibert a Cedar Creek Grade lot Shawnee District nominal consideration
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Frederick County
Chapin Sacks Corporation
Southern Dairies, Inc
Stephens City
Fred L. Glaize
John P. Allen
Opequon
Armel
William M. Edmunds
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Esther M. Sevenk
John W. Sibert
Cedar Creek
Shawnee
County News Christmas Social And Travel Mentioned
County notes report Christmas visits and family gatherings. Fremont Dick of Winchester spent Christmas Eve with H. K. Dick. Ollie Lewis visits relatives in Piedmont West Virginia. The district also notes mumps illness among Jessie Lewis and Marjorie. Several families hosted dinners and attended a funeral in Piedmont.
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Fremont Dick
Winchester
H. K. Dick
Ollie Lewis
Piedmont
W. Va
Jessie Lewis
Marjorie
Leo Lamp
Washington, D. C
Dye
D. A. Smith
John Lewis
Tom Clark
John Livengood
John Smith
Dick Duvall
O. C. Dix
Clarence Miller
Charles, Esten
Reva May
Virginia Lee Kilmer
Martinsburg
Dory Miller
Refuge Christmas Eve Draws Busy Attendance
Refuge Virginia on December 30 reports a well attended Christmas Eve entertainment. Local residents and visitors share greetings as families visit kin in the area including Bowmen and Orndoffs. Various readers note illnesses and minor injuries, while others spend the holidays with relatives in Martinsburg and Winchester.
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURY VA Christmas visitors
Canterbury notes record visitors and stays during Christmas and New Year. Mr. McClure Rowland from Leesburg visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. B A Rowland. Clinton Mumaw of Cincinnati visited his sister Mrs. Tom Perry. Supper guests included Andrew Kincaid Forest Glen Md and others. Teammates and relatives of Berryville and Refuge areas are listed among weekend visits.
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Refuge
Beverly Bowman
James Ornoff
Adaline Sargent
Winchester
Arthur Walls
Roy Bowman
L. L. Bowman
Minnie Rouzee
Kate Cornwell
Dave Ebersole
Garland Bray
John Elsred
Baltimore
Frank Pitcock
R. C. Hicks
June
J. Herbert Orndoff
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marvin White
Glen
Phil Bowman
Orndoff
Ralph Hess
Washington State
Willis Ruggles
Audrey’ Conner
Wilma Ferrebee
Canterburg
McClure Rowland
Leesburg
B. A. Rowland
Clinton Mumaw
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom Perry
Andrew Kincaid
Forest Glen
T. C. Ferrebee
Medrickle
William Perdue
Berryville
Harry Rinkeland
Reliance
Bank Closings On New Year Holiday 1937 Notices
New Year’s Day holiday closes several banks on Friday January 1 1937 All paper maturing that date may be paid on Saturday January 2 1937 Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester Shenandoah Valley National Bank announce holiday hours and next banking day.
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J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
John IL. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo Brushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Nees
Eurring
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley N2t
Marian Martin Coat Frock Pattern 9172 Promises Chic Novelty
The Pattern 9172 coat-frock from Marian Martin features a contrasting pointed collar and cuffs with a bow sash. It promotes easy cutting and stitching via a Complete Diagrammed Sew Chart and offers sizes 12 through 40 with yardage details. Orders to the Pattern Depart Winchester Evening Star 232 W 18th St New York.
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Marian Martin
Cage
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern
18Th St
New York
Slip Pattern No.1217 B for Barbara Bell sizes 34 to 50
The notice describes a sewing pattern for a slip with six gores and a V top, offered as Barbara Bell Pattern No.1217 B in sizes 34 through 50. It notes fabric requirements for size 34 and promotes sending for the Barbara Bell pattern book with recommendations for various fabrics and ages.
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Barbara Bell
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Indianapolis
Columbia University
Society of American Bacteriologists
Marjorie B. Patterson
Robert L. Preston
New York Post- Graduate Medical School and Hospital
G. M. Dack
William E. Cary
University of Chicago
Great Salt Lake
W. Whitney Smith
Claude E. Zobell
University of Utah
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Mrs
Ned McLean
Salvation Army Watch Services
Noah
XEN
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Xenophon Meeks
County News
Cedar Grove
Canterbury
Humans
the Daredevil
the Evening Star’s
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