Wisehaupt to lecture in Winchester on sales and advertising
Howard J. Wisehaupt nationally known analyst and sales counsellor will speak at Handley Library auditorium in Winchester on Jan 18 19 20. Lectures start 8 pm end 9 pm free for ticket holders. He will cover improving personality selling skills and retailer profits through self improvement.
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Winchester Evening Star
Howard J. Wisehaupt
Handley Library
Wisehaupt
Winchester
Evening Star
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Originality vs the defeatist theory in the Anglican Magazine
Nat Gen Harbord argues against the defeatist view that there is nothing new under the sun. Originality comes from combining existing ideas with patient effort. Geniuses are ordinary people using their powers, and every person can be original through time, patience, and discovery.
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Aemlican
J. G. Harbord
Square Dance at The Golden Slipper Event
Square dance at The Golden Slipper, formerly the Appleway, takes place Saturday January 16 with order and instruction announced for attendees.
Mrs Garvin Dies At Gore In Frederick County
Mrs Virginia Smith Garvin wife of M C Garvin prominent Gore resident and president of Western Frederick Bank died at home in Gore after a week long pneumonia illness She passed away about five minutes before five o clock He was receiving treatment in Memorial Hospital for influenza aftereffects His condition had improved but he could not attend the funeral
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Virginia Smith Garvin
M. C. Garvin
Gore
Frederick County
Western Frederick Bank
Mr. Garvin
Memorial Hospital
Palace Theatre Baby Popularity Contest In Progress
Photographs of 85 babies on display near the Palace Theatre attract pedestrians who vote for their favorites. The Preliminary Contest determines who enters the final next Thursday as older siblings also campaign. A daily vote chart accompanies the lineup.
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Palace Theatre
Minor Auto Crash Reported in Martinsburg Pike Incident
A minor automobile accident caused about 35 dollars damage to the vehicle of R. F. Wilkins was reported this morning. State Officer R E Bayliss said a truck driven by J W Price on a freight route over Martinsburg Pike struck the Price automobile which was parked. Price reportedly assumed responsibility for the accident.
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R. F. Wilkins
R. E. Bayliss
J. W. Price
Martinsburg Pike
Price
Services To End Tonight In Week Of Prayer
The Winchester Ministerial Association sponsors a concluding service with Rev W W McIntyre presiding elder of the M E Church South to preach at Loudoun Street Presbyterian. Dudley will conduct the email and Presbyterian Choir will lead the music. Last night Rev Herman McKay of Market Street Methodist Church delivered a sermon on Why Pray to a large congregation. Summary of the sermon notes that understanding prayer clarifies how it helps us.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
W. W. McIntyre
M. E. Church
South
Loudoun Street Presbyterian
Dudley Wil
Emai
Presbyterian Choir
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
Recreation Meet Opens in Frederick for WPA Leaders
A three day conference of Emergency Education National Youth Administration and Recreation leaders opened this morning at the Recreation center on North Cameron street. Weston McDaniel of Winchester now in Richmond as recreation counsellor for Virginia leads sessions assisted by Mrs. Helen Lovejoy and Mrs. Myrtle Chrismore. The morning program featured welcomes and talks on Recreation For All Groups leadership and Virginia program objectives. The afternoon covered Training For Leadership discussions on community recreation and game activities with an evaluation of day one by Leon Block.
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National Youth Administration
WPA
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
North
Cameron Street
Weston McDaniel
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia
Helen Lovejoy
Myrtle Chrismore
Chrismore
Comneee Sen
Dea
Announcement of Mr John P Lamb joins Miller's Drug
Mr John P Lamb after 31 years with Bakers Drug becomes permanently connected with Miller's Drug in Winchester. The note promotes The Oldest Drug Store Special Saturday featuring Eyes cookies and other items, listing prices and a public service advertisement with local civic details.
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John P. Lamb
Baker's Drug
Miller’s Drug
Winchester
Doz
Home Dem
Fighting Along Spain’s Southern Front War Flares as Italy Germany Push to Draw Britain In
A volatile clash on Spain’s southern coast sees 20 000 Fascist troops advancing from Estepona toward Malaga amid government air attacks on warships. Rome discusses Italian and German help for fascists if Britain joins an anti Bolshevik bloc, while London and Paris weigh diplomatic traps and protection of Spain. French fleet moves toward Africa as tensions rise on the coast.
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Associated Press
Spain
Italy
Germany
Estepona
Malaga
Marbella
Rome
Britain
France
Europe
Wilhelm Goering
Duce
London
Soviet
Russia
Morocco
Middletown Civic League to Hold Meeting Thursday
It was learned today that the Middletown Civic League will meet Thursday evening, January 21. Julian Eberly will be in charge of the program.
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Middletown
Recognition of Lansing Employes Express Mild Disappointment
Lansing workers express mild dissatisfaction as Fisher Body plants are to be evacuated amid a general GM UAW truce. About 50 union members gathered at the local and headquarters while hopes rise for a collective bargaining agreement and formal recognition of the UAW as the exclusive bargaining agent. Sit down strikers await marching out by Monday as peace terms reach the industry-wide dispute.
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Lansing
Fisher
Washington
Jan
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Automobile Workers Union
Lewis
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Union
Detroit
General Motors Automotive
Jewelry Stolen From Solenberger Apartment in Piccadilly
Old money valued at hundreds of dollars and a collection of jewelry were taken yesterday from the Solenberger apartment at Piccadilly and Washington. Chief Hollis suspects an out of town thief, entering between 8:40 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. while the couple was away. Loss discovered about 9:30 p.m. including a platinum watch, rings, bracelets, a sunburst, links, a carving set, and other items stored in a cedar chest. Value estimated between $250 and $350 for most items, with about $100 in old money missing.
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Ansel B. Solenberger
Piccadilly
Washington Street
C. W. Hollis
Mary Opal Robinson
Spotlight Shunned By Singing Mouse In Damp Place
Edith He the singing mouse from Salisbury Maryland shuns the spotlight after a radio debut that drew praise from officials and listeners. Station WJSV program director Ted Land says the mouse performs better in a dark damp place and it moves about a lot while singing. Salisbury men George Morris and John Bickerson found the chirping mouse in a farmhouse pantry and brought it to Washington. They named it Edith He amid doubt whether it sings bass or soprano. Long did not forecast future plans for Edith He tied to a possible news reel contract based on performance.
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Washington
Edith He
Singing Mouse
Salisbury
Broadcastig
Ted Land
WJSV
Edith
George Morris
John
Bickerson
Long
Faked Telegram Fleeing $860 Racketeers Suspect
A crude faked telegram and a traced long distance call were believed used to fleece Mrs. Robert Mc Glass of $860. The message claimed a Mr Harris would deliver a package and that she should pay $860, signed R M Glass. Police branded the scheme a racket, possibly tied to someone with a boat passenger list.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Mc. Glass
Bermuda
Messa
Harris
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
J. Gray Beverley
South
Washington Street
Beverley
Telegraph Company
Officer Dies Of Pneumonia In Civilian Conservation Corps
Captain Allen Burner 45, commander of Area 2 CCC with headquarters in Winchester, died of pneumonia at Memorial Hospital. A South Carolina native and former Coast Artillery officer, he had been ill since Wednesday and was assigned to his post for three months. His body was sent to Columbia for military rites. survived by wife, a son, and his mother.
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Allen Burner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Winchester
Memorial Boital
Burner
South Carolina
Columbia
CCC
Vestries Elected for Clarke County Churches
In Berryville and nearby areas the Cunningham Chapel Parish Boyce Millwood and Grace Episcopal Church elected their vestries for the new year at joint and separate meetings. Reports highlighted progress across parishes with Burwell as senior warden and Mary F. Page treasurer. a memorial tablet dedication for Col Richard Henry Lee and family was also held.
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Berryville
Cunningham Chapel
Boyce and Millwood
Grace Episcopal Church
George H. Burwell
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Courtney B. Jones
Edward G. Butler
B. O.F. Randolph
Edward A. Lindsey
Joseph W. Lewis
Henry P. Mitchell
C. van Deventer
J. L. Carper
William B. Watkins
Richard R. Whiting
Mary F. Page
Nettie Yowell
Kennedy Edsall
H. P. Mitchell
Grace Church
A. F. Robertson
B. E. LaFollette
Benjamin Crampton
G. Kenneth Levi
Louis Tucker
S. F. Baughman
Parish Aid
Chancel Guild
Rectory Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Lynch Fever In New York
New York January 15 An angry mob pressed for lynching after Harlem slayer Major Greene 33 was brought from Queens County jail for trial on February 1 Sheriff Jaeger promised no lynch law and ordered extra precautions including a steel van and courtroom cordon to guard Greene during his transit and trial preparations.
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New York
Major Greene
Harlem
Ahr G. Jaefer
Queens County
Jaeger
Queens
Greene
Bank of Clarke stockholders meet for annual session
The Bank of Clarke County held its annual meeting with 1368 shares represented of 2000 outstanding. Cashier report showed earnings rise, a 4 percent dividend paid, and $7,432.50 added to undivided profits. Assets reached $119,037.67 for 1936 to 1937, total resources $777,738.29. Directors elected: W. A. Bradford, E. G. Coiner, J. M. H. Clagett, E. Blackburn Moore, A. Garland Williams, Ralph N. Dorsey, Kenneth N. Gilpin, Henry P. Mitchell, J. G. Burch, C. H. Iden. Officers named: W. A. Bradford president, Roy E. Potts cashier, Nicholas F. Morrison assistant cashier, Julian Glascock teller, Mary V. Webb note clerk, William Barnett and Carl Rogers bookkeepers. Boyce branch: Cornelius VanDeventer manager, Lelia VanDeventer assistant manager.
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Berryville
Bank of
Clarke County
W. A. Bradford
E. G. Coiner
J. M. H. Clagett
E. Blackburn Moore
A. Garland Williams
Ralph N., Dorsey
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Henry P. Mitchell
J. G. Burch
C. H. Iden
Roy E. Potts
Nicholas F. Morrison
Julian Glascock
Mary V. Webb
William Barnett
Carl Rogers
Boyce
Cornelius VanDeventer
Lelia VanDeventer
Chuck and Rays Open FBI Weekend Hours
Wanted at once to find owner or good home for fine female beagle hound. Phone 41 J or 629 J. Local ad noting weekend opening and contact details.
Kidnap Case Grows Hotter in Charles Mattson Mystery
Federal investigators questioned ex-convicts Fred Haynes and Lee Fowler in Tacoma and nearby sites as they chase the Mattson kidnapper. A jail blockade and new clues including a blue clay pit, blood stained clothing, a stolen auto, and a hammer surfaced as detectives press for the whereabouts of the 10 year old’s kidnapper and ransom.
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Tacoma
Wash
Fred Orrin Haynes
Lee Haskell Fowler
Charles Mattson
Haynes
Seattle
Rshall Stafford
Folsom
Calif
Scrafford
Fowler
Bellingham
Charles
Mattson
Lingham
Lee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Cole
Fred Haynes
California
Cole
San Jose
George W. Lyle
Everett
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