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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
2
Relief Virginia on July 18 reports Mr and Mrs Sheriden Newcome with their California children visiting Mr and Mrs James Shiley. Freda Groves visited Benjamin Massey for a yard party. Eva and Annie Groves called on Mildred Groves during the week. Freddie Crim and George Snapp stopped by S R Bly Sunday evening. Helen Rinker of Middletown spent several days with Snoop and attended the Yard party.
An advertisement touts Red Seal Lye as a 97 percent pure fast-acting cleaner. It claims hot water and a quick three minute soak can remove grease from pots and pans, then rinsing with a mop finishes in ten seconds. The copy urges readers to save and share the method.
Mrs. Ashby Graves visits with two daughters Louise and Alma. Miss Louise Robinson dined with Miss Mabel Shiley. Epworth League to meet at Metoolist Episcopal Church Sunday night. Gerrie Snapp spent Saturday with cousin Edna Snapp. Mr. O Neal Wisecarver and Mrs. Groves joined Philip Fryes for supper. George Shiley visiting brother James Shiley nearby. Ethel Wisecarver and children guests of Lula Linebure. Paul Ritter and spouse from Winchester spent weekend with Harry White family.
Gov. John Hammill of Iowa says Herbert Hoover will propose a practical, intelligent farm relief plan. He made the prediction after a conference with Hoover aboard the candidate's special train. Hammill plans to carry the message to the Republican convention in Des Moines, praising Hoover as a real champion for farmers.
Luther Pannett sheriff will sell at public auction at the McVicar Property near Winchester on July 28 starting 10 a m. Items include drill press band saws motors trucks tools safe cash register and various machinery with cash sale terms and no by bid. Dunn and Duvall act as auctioneers.
The governor frames farm relief as a core duty of the administration and party saying it is a moral and positive obligation. He notes the problem exists and must be addressed by the whole people. Miss Pauline Coffman of Harrisor, Va., visits Harrisburg at Mrs. Lawson's Virginia Avenue home.
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