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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
9
Arthur G. Jones former president and general manager of the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation died Monday at his Janesville home. Funeral held in Janesville. he suffered asthmatic complications and is survived by his widow Stella, daughter Doll, mother, and sister Mabel King of Janesville.
The annual all-day services will be held at Rock Enon on the fourth Sunday in July. A day of worship and Christian fellowship with Sunday School at 10 am, morning worship, visiting ministers, and special music. Communion observed at close. Rev. S J Goode in charge. Bring a box lunch for noon at the old hotel springs.
Dr. Francis Townsend heads the old age pension group and meets Otto Case in Cleveland as the Townsend convention opens Case, treasurer of Washington, acts as keynoter. Townsend says the organization will not back Lemke for president though Lemke spoke at a mass meeting. decision to be made by delegates.
Garments made of outing flannel should not be ironed. Light brushing can soften and refresh the fabric.
Clarendon Virginia July 15 The Young Democrats Club of Arlington County proposes John Paul Jones of Lyon Park as its candidate for the presidency of the Young Democrats of Virginia. Chairman Charles Myers reports Jones leads the Arlington County club and other Northern Virginia groups intend to back him with pledges before the Roanoke convention September 11 and 12.
Governor Nice describes a freighter collision on the Golden Harvest. Passengers report injuries including a bruised arm, while chaos erupts with women crying and men scrambling for life preservers. Crew directs evacuation as the ship lists and stabilizes.
Two ships jammed together avoided sinking while transferring passengers to the undamaged Golden Harvest. Passengers remained jovial as tension eased. John E. Raine of the Automobile Trade Association called the near miss a mighty shave, noting a faster freighter could have sliced them in two.
A fragment shows amounts 26382.50 3000.00 3779.45 1256.60 with Ww. Ward as cashier and Correct-Attest by C. W. Parish A. C. Oates and M. C. Garvin.
Wash the affected parts with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales and crusts. Dry by patting with a soft cloth. Doctors recommend an oilyointment to penetrate outer skin layers. Resinol Ointment soothes itching and burning and aids healing. Get a jar and soap at any drug store or request a free sample from Resinol Dept. 1 Baltimore Md.
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