Easy-Come Easy-Go pattern taps simple house dress option
The notice promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9209 in sizes 14 through 42 with a quick one morning sew from cotton gingham or wash silk. It highlights belts pockets and button details, and instructs buyers to mail 15 cents per pattern plus name address size. Also advertises a Pattern Book sold with pricing and ordering details from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns for Spring Dresses
Barbara Bell patterns feature softer necklines and oversized bows in a chic afternoon dress. The design uses an orthodox cowl waist with a left side slash and a printed bow tucked in place. Sizes range 34 to 46 with fabric estimates listed. tomorrow’s note previews utility and garden smock.
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Barbara Bell
Whitlock Rites Held In Capon Bridge Area
News brief notes the 87 year old Whitlock death and funeral path from Capon Bridge to the county church. Rev B F Wright led services at both locations. Pallbearers named Tom Funkhouser A D McKee Hanson Sirbaugh Milton Horner.
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Capon Bridge
B. F. Wright
Methodist Church
Whitlock
Tom Funkhouser
A. D. McKee
Hanson Sirbaugh
Milton Horner
Mountain Mention in North Mountain Community News
North Mountain Va February 22 rural notes report visits by C E Ashwood of Kearneysville W Va and James A Williams of Washington to local families. Ivan H Miller returns from Lanam Md and Washington DC. Minor Snapp hosts guests with Milton Williams suffering rheumatism and roads becoming nearly impassable due to water and mud hazards.
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North Mountain
C. E. Ashwood
Kearneysville
W. Va
J. B. Snapp
Milton Williams
Local notes from Albin and nearby towns
Feb 22 albin area report lists Mrs Renner ill at home Miss Daisy Bentley visiting relatives in Renner family Mrs Shanholtz and Edwards trip to Martinsburg Mrs Sadie Yeakley unsettled Mrs Lamp and daughter Winchester visit Beth el Ladies Aid met Mildred Snyder home recovering Will Miller of Winchester dined with Carrie Clayton L J Hartman remains ill with condition unchanged
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Albin
James Renner
Daisy Bentley
Star Tannery
J. L. Shanholtz
Earl Edwards
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shanholtz
West Virginia
Edwards
Sadie Yeakley
James Lamp
Winchester
W. A. Buncutter
Ladies Aid Society
Bethel Lutheran Church
Mildred Snyder
Will Miller
Carrie Clayton
L. J. Hartman
Nineveh Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Nineveh Va on February 22 reports Mr Lawrence Johns and family visiting Mr J Johns parents Mr and Mrs E G Johns. Mrs Laura Hartley visiting daughter Mrs George Tobin. Mr J M Jett's trip to Charles Town W Va with aunt Mrs D S Hughes returning to Wheatland Manor for several days. Mrs Hubert McKay family visit to Bristow. Women’s Auxiliary met in Winchester with several Nineveh residents attending. Mr William Clark of Kernstown spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs J M Jett hosted a formal birthday gathering for her mother Mrs S J Cabell.
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Nineveh
Lawrence Johns
J. Johns
E. G. Johns
Laura Hartley
George Tobin
J. M. Jett
Charles Town
W. Va
D. 8. Hughes
Wheatland Manor
Hubert McKay
J. Cabell
John B
Local Callers Visit Wheatland Manor Quartet
Earle family members Mrs Rebecca Earle and Mr Alec Earle of Milldale join Mrs M Waller and Mrs Margie Kerfoot of Front Royal along with Mrs Charles Smith of Strasburg for a social visit to Wheatland Manor. Miss Virginia Madigan spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs George Tobin.
Community Notes From Stephens City Virginia
Stephens City bulletin lists visits and short trips among residents including Clarence Orndorff family, Annie Williams family, Henry Ritenour group, E C Brumback, Russell Lemley and friend, Mary Frances Barr, Barbara Steele, Dorothy Bean, Mary Rudolph, and others. Local events mention a doughnut sale on March 22 hosted by the M E Church music committee and quilting activity at Miss Mary Tevalt's home.
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Annie Williams
Bessie Williams
C. E. Staples
Henry Ritenour
Henry, Jr
Charles
Front Royal
E. C. Brumback
Middletown
A. W. Walker
Russell Lemley
Campbell
Washington, D. C
J. D. Steele
Dorothy Bean
Frances Asbury Union
Harrisonburg
Mary Rudolph
Wilson Derfinger
Epworth
Carl Hicks
Winchester
Genevieve Massie
Fred Ridings
E. O. Graham
Jewett
Ohio
Eugene Adams
M. E. Church
Mary Tevalt
George E. Sillik
Towson, Md
Twin Haven
Bankruptcy notices for Sherman heirs in Winchester Virginia
Multiple bankruptcy notices list creditors of Mary Elizabeth Sherman John Clayton Sherman James Strother Sherman and Roy Davis Schlegel all residents in Winchester Frederick County Virginia. Each case sets a first creditors meeting for March 5 1935 at 11 00 am at the Corporation Courthouse Winchester with attendance claims proof of claims trustee appointment and related business. Referee in Bankruptcy Edward C Martz is noted for the first two cases and a Referee in Bankruptcy for others.
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Virginia
Mary Elizabetn
Sherman
Mary Elizabeth Sherman
Winchester
Frederick County
Corporation
Oates
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
United States District Court For
Western District OF
John Clayton Sherman
Cit
James Strother Sherman
Western District OF Virginia
Roy Davis Schlegel
Lorenco Marques Highlighted As Modern Capital Of Portuguese East Africa
Lorenco Marques, the capital of Portuguese East Africa, is described as a modern city with handsome streets and buildings. The chief Rua Auranjo is noted as one of the coast’s most spacious avenues.
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Portuguese East Africa
Lorenco Marques
Protest over arrest of ex Western Reserve president in Mexico City
Friends of Dr. Robert E. Vinson protested his arrest in Mexico City on abuse of confidence charges. They blamed a conspiracy by former business associates tied to a lumber firm dispute over 100000 pesos. Cedarville resident Mark Price remains a patient at Memorial Hospital.
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Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Mexico City
Mark Price
Cedarville
Memorial Hospital
Blue Moon Service Station seeks beer license near Winchester
Ada V. Jenkins proprietor of Blue Moon Service Station will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on February 23 1935 to apply for a license to retail beer and ale above 3.2 percent for on premises consumption at 2.5 miles north of Winchester. The notice is dated February 22 1935.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Blue Moon
Mi. N
Winchester
Ada V. Jenkins
Imperial Orchard Company Bankrupty Notice
Imperial Orchard Company, Inc. was adjudicated a bankrupt on February 5 1935. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for March 5 1935 at 2 00 p m to prove claims appoint a trustee if needed and examine the bankrupt and transact related business.
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United States District Court
Western District OF
Virginia
Imperial Orchard Co., Inc
Im. Orchard
Imperial Orchard Company, Inc
Corporation
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Bankruptcy Notice for Fishback in Virginia
James Armstard Fishback of Winchester Frederick County Virginia was duly adjudicated a bankrupt on February 21 1935 creditors are notified to present claims and file proofs of debt as required by law in this proceeding.
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Dorothea M. Brugge
York, Pa
Stover
Spring Grove
Towson
Auto
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Tates
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Kate Miller
Mrs. Blondell Bageant
W. W. Hicks
W. W. Carpenter
W.W. Hicks
Ruth Carpenter
Andra Hicks
W. B. Whitlock
Ivan H. Miller
Lanam
Washington, D C
James A. Williams Ofashington
Minor Snapp
Glen, Md
Washington
Stephens City Items
Stephens City
Clarence Orndorff
Strasburg
Hugh Racey
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Azec Yd
A. B.C
Navy
Tan Be
James Armstard Fishback
James Armstord Fishback
Corporation Court House
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Warner
Moling & Cather
Eita Kett
Climg
Goazowell
Heie
Paul Robinson
Etta
Is Drifts
Spead Boab
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