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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
7
The article reports Mr. Whitney deeded the Llangollen estate to his wife Artemusin following his marriage. It notes the property was purchased around the marriage time and that the deed formalizes an earlier intention to gift the estate, with substantial related legal work and land acquisitions cited.
Pattern 9224 offers a one piece dress with a front peplum and molded bodice. Back buttons and a front pointed yoke provide detail while a slim straight skirt features hem slashes. Sizes 12 to 40. fabric needs and ordering details included.
Examination notes and survey details from Loudoun and Clarke counties led to the filing of the deed with the Loudoun county clerk for record about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Neal Frederick Courtly Minis Association has arranged a week of spiritual union services from January 14 to 18. All services start at 8 o'clock with the theme The Spirit of Pentecost in Meeting the Needs of Today. Ten meetings feature ministers from Bethel Lutheran Brucetown Methodist Galilee Disciples Gore Union Greenway United Brethren Kernstown Presbyterian Paxton s Chapel Pleasant Valley United Brethren Middletown Methodist Stephens City Lutheran and Rev. F G Senger leading topics on Pentecost meaning church relation to needs and social and divine enduement of life.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1653 B designs a blue serge school skirt with a white middy blouse in gabardine twill sateen or linen. It features deep sailor collars simplified fronts pockets omitted and a removable under-body for wash. The tie may be bought or made in silk in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years with yardage given.
Anna Sten and Frederic March star in a three day engagement at the Palace Theatre in Samuel Goldwyn presentation of We Live Again retitled from Resurrection. Rouben Mamoulian directs a Tolstoy story set in czarist Russia with a large Russian cast and Jane Baxter appears with C Aubrey Smith and Bing Crosby in Billboard Girl as a bonus feature.
Mrs Ada Grace Beemer 76 widow of James Beemer died at her brother in law John Campbell home on Amherst street. A Kernstown area native she was lifelong member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and survived by sister Miss Minnie Beemer. Funeral at Campbell home Tuesday 3 PM with Rev Floyd M Lucas and Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker officiating. burial Mount Hebron. Pallbearers named Harry Steele S M Chiles E A Lindsay R B Smith E R Marker Walter Cooper.
The Rev. Thomas Morgan of the M E Church South releases a series of cottage prayer meetings starting Sunday January 6 at 7 30. Each evening this week hosts leaders and families at various homes with open invitation to the public for all services.
A family expresses gratitude to friends of all races for kindness after the death of Lewis N. Signedoak. The note is signed by his mother and brothers.
The Winchester Lions Club announces the first rehearsal for the Lions Club Minstrel Monarchs at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the George Washington Hotel ball room. The annual charity show, staged for underprivileged children and sight-saving funds, will feature about 80 cast members and be performed at the Capitol Theatre January 17 and 18.
At the county court house in Winchester Virginia a public auction will sell 500 shares of Victor Products Corporation Class A stock and 527 shares Class B stock to the highest bidder at 10 30 A M January 5 1935 Terms are cash Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall (12 31 January 2 4 31)
The Rev. Mr. Smith and his wife moved to Winchester and Timber Ridge churches with his mother Ada Smith. Their parsonage on West Clifford street was renovated. The Smiths received a warm welcome and groceries at a pounding party. He will split duties between Winchester and Timber Ridge, preaching Timber Ridge on the first Sunday night each month and Sundays at Winchester when not at Timber Ridge.
After the War of Independence the United States patent office reports that a new dairy machine appeared about every two weeks. A butter churn attached to Grand ma’s rocking chair is cited as one of the first dairy patents.
The balance wheel of a goo watch beats nearly 20,000 times in a single day highlighting the device's intricate mechanical rhythm and precision engineering.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during his illness and death. Gratitude extended to the Stephens City Lutheran Church for assistance and to those who sent flowers and offered car rides.
Trustee will sell at public auction in front of Winchester Court House Virginia on Saturday January 26 1935 at 11 o clock A M four parcels of land in Frederick County northwest of Winchester totaling 50 30 109 and 2 acres with multiple dwellings. Debt secured 1500 with 6 percent interest. terms one third cash and two equal payments over two years secured by deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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