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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
11
The death toll from violence in Northern Ireland rose to six as gunfire struck during Orangemen’s Boyne anniversary celebrations. William Osborne, 22, was killed in a nationalist district amid ongoing sectarian clashes.
Caen July 17 reports from the Ceylon ministry of health state that 30,000 children have died from malaria since the year began. The epidemic remains severe in some districts, though overall conditions show improvement.
Pattern 9302 offers a versatile girls frock with optional puffed sleeves and a fly away shoulder ruffle. Complete diagrammed sew chart with sizes 6 8 10 12 14 and fabric guidance. Price 15 cents per pattern plus 25 cents for book and pattern together. order from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York.
The article promotes Barbara Bell patterns highlighting a simple sports frock with a front deep pleat and wide short sleeves. It notes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1696 B in sizes 34 to 46, requires about 3% yards of 36 inch material for size 36, and invites readers to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book containing 104 patterns for all ages and occasions. Tomorrow features beach pajamas or a play suit for the little girl.
Five hundred Eastern Shore potato growers armed with rifles forced loading of tubers by Paul Bundick as part of a war against shipments. Bundick ordered unloading within an hour amid threats of armed pickets, while growers raised prices to 1.60 per bushel. Federal aid of 350000 for relief praised despite continued market pressure.
A. T. Moore died instantly in a head on collision after his car struck the Bishops’ vehicle. Mrs. Bishop and a young woman who arrived at the scene aided in aiding Mrs. Bishop from under a wheel as the car door opened.
Four candidates seek the Democratic nomination for Rockingham County treasurer with delegates to the August convention. The latest entrant is C. H. Lambert of McGaheysville a JP, farmer, former schoolteacher and William and Mary graduate who led Ashland and Staunton high schools. Earlier entrants include Newton D. Cool Nat H Keezell and Tom C Herbert while M H Harrison Republican seeks reelection.
Snag Sargent of the American Legion pool on North Loudoun street answers patron questions. Water is chlorinated and tested daily with Friday night changes. dressing rooms and pool sides are scrubbed twice daily. two Red Cross lifeguards are on duty. Ladies Night Wednesdays. Mary K Aulick class uses pool Mondays and Thursdays. Water carnival July 30 at 8:15 pm. Possible swimming meet with Winchester Golf Club pool swimmers.
Averett College will speak on Christian Education and R F Hough of Salem Virginia will address the Baptist Orphanage report. Prominent pastors and laymen are expected to attend and discuss special topics assigned to the association.
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