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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1938
Page
10
Fashion ad for Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1532 B offering sizes 36 to 52 with options for short sleeves and three quarter sleeves. Notes material choices voile ecorgette chiffon linen and yardage. Also includes Virginia court notice about John F Gelliday estate administration with defendants resident status and required appearance.
Washington group led by Gordon V. Durr plans a Labor Day caverns trip at Skyline veins in Front Royal Virginia. The club, ages 30 to 50, will hike and explore with flashlights and fresh batteries as a new cavern room of about fifty feet square is developed. It is unlikely caverns open by September 1 due to ongoing work and light installations.
Christ Episcopal Church at Boscawen located on Washington Streets announces services led by Rector Rev. Robt. B. Nelson. An 8 a.m. Holy Communion and an 11 a.m. morning prayer with a sermon titled The Good Things of God.
National guardsmen guarding the Maytag Washing Machine plant in Newton Iowa rested near the entrance after Gov. Kraschel ordered troops to the scene as rioters gathered when the plant tried to reopen following a 10 percent wage cut by the union on May 9.
Book on interpersonal skills by Dale Carnegie outlining practical timeless advice. Techniques include handling people, making others feel valued, persuading without offense, and building lasting influence through empathy and principled communication.
The piece argues charm as a key to success for women across professions. Hortense Odlum, NYC department store president, cites consideration of others tact sympathetic understanding courtesy dignity and a friendly attitude as essential inner traits.
Ida E. Johnson died at her niece's home at 11 p.m. She was born August 16, 1870, a Frederick County native, widow of Robert L. Johnson. Survived by brother Charles Lewis of Philadelphia and sister Mollie Kern of Gore. Funeral plan set at Omps Funeral Home and Gore Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. E T Clark officiating.
The will of the late Henry B. Hedrick admitted to probate in the District Court of the United States for the District of Columbia has been recorded in the office of Circuit Court Clerk C. C. Brannon. It provides for payment of debts and funeral expenses and then bequeaths all property to his wife Hannah Fancher Mace Hedrick who is named executrix without security.
Storms and continuous rain battered the Atlantic coast and mid Atlantic states. Flooding and high winds caused property damage and road closures while crops suffered in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Nearby regions reported varied conditions with clearing skies in the Midwest.
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