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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
6
A Mid Winter dinner plan offers a complete menu with Baked Beanie Toast Veal Birds and Gravy and sides. The recipe set includes cauliflower soup style with beans tomatoes onion and corn and a pastry pie dough with apple filling and cheese pineapple salad pastries.
An advocate argues for hiring an architect in small house building. An architect guides floor plans and finishes, bids, supervision, and material selection, ensuring a coherent design that boosts market value. The piece notes fees around eight to ten percent and warns against plan alterations that spoil the design.
A reader asks about wallpapering over one layer and removing multiple layers to avoid blistering. Other Qs cover insulation board suitability for bedrooms, fixing panel gaps, door latch repairs, best interior woodwork paint, and protecting floor beams from furnace smoke with asbestos board or sheet metal.
In Arab Alabama on January 2 a bank bandit named Bill Abney robbed the Arab Bank, taking $560 at pistol point. He fled as civilian A R Ingram pursued him, fired during a chase near a drug store, and the robber was mortally wounded and died in a fence line shortly after.
George W. Rochester foreman of the county grand jury said renewed efforts are needed to uncover the true picture of Thelma Todd's death. He warned that the case's peculiar circumstances are becoming deeper and deeper and accused principals of not telling all they know.
A. V. McRee of Detroit was named grand president of Sigma Delta Kappa the national legal fraternity during the three day convention on the University of Illinois campus. He succeeds Claude M. Diouchens of Washington D C.
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