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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1932

Page

7

Simplicity Pattern Catalog Advertisement

A midcentury style ad promotes Marian Martin patterns with bands at neckline and hem to flatter height. It invites readers to order the 32 page catalog for home sewers featuring dresses, nightwear, childrens wear and more, priced at 15 cents catalog and 25 cents with patterns. Orders go to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York City.

Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York City

Public Sale of Desirable Residence in Winchester

By virtue of a deed of trust Henry Clay Manuel and wife defaulted on obligations. Trustee will offer for sale August 22 1932 at 11 AM in front of the County Court House Winchester Va. No 5 Richards Avenue a two story brick residence in Loudoun Manor. One third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust and insurance. A Herbert S Larrick, Trustee. G Swanson, Auctioneer. 7 23 now 4 wks.

Henry Clay Manuel Winchester County Court House Richards Avenue Loudoun Manor A. Herbert S. Larrick G. Swanson

Public Sale Of Valuable City Residence Property

A trust sale of a No 20 East South Stewart Street residence in Winchester Virginia ends with a public auction on August 20 1932 at noon in front of the courthouse. The two parcels offer a 64 foot 9 inch street front and a 120 foot 3 inch parcel with a brick dwelling, to be sold initially in two parts then as a whole with one third cash and balance in two annual installments at 6 percent interest.

Scott Grant J.M. Steck Winchester South Stewart Street Said Street Wolfe Street Eunice M. Lupton Virginia J. M. Steck

Public Sale of Mountain Land in Winchester Virginia

Trustees in Warren Rice and Luther Pannett chancery suit offer three tracts of land at public sale August 6 1932 in Winchester front of the Court House. Properties include 219 acres near Furnace Run 252 acres near Mt Williams and 125 acres in Back Creek District Frederick County with buildings and timber. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest with bonds and deed of trust.

Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Warren Rice Luther Pannett Harry M. Sartelle Court House Furnace Run Elisha Orndorff Sallie Russell M M. Lynch Harry H Lynch Circuit Anes Frederick County Mt. Williams Wardensville G. W. Hulver Sartelle G. Harry Richard Back Creek George Hulver Isaiah D. Wright Harry M. Sartell M. M. Lynch Arren Rice Luther P

Natural Law Nationalism and harmony with humanity

The statement argues that individualism and collectivism must balance to ensure full development of every human unit. It emphasizes that natural law nationalism should align with the welfare of humanity while collectivism should enable each person’s growth within the whole.

Veterans Eligible for 50 Percent Loan on Certificates

World War veterans with adjusted compensation certificates under two years old may obtain loans up to 50 percent of the certificate value. The new rule takes effect July 25 as announced by Edwin W. Jordan, Richmond regional veterans office manager.

Veterans’ Bureau Edwin W. Jordan Veterans’ Regional Office of Virginia Grace Securities Richmond Jordan

Noah and the Gardeners of Minneapois Post Cards

Fragmentary lines mention Noah and a list of trades including electricians and George Rice in Minneapolis. The readable text suggests a promotional or odd advertisement tone about sending numbers or messages quickly and safely with pleasure.

Noah George Rice

Advertisers Prefer Newspapers In National Ad Survey

A Bureau of Advertising survey shows newspapers lead national advertising budgets, with 435 firms spending 143.365 million dollars in newspaper space last year. Automotive, food, tobacco and other industries favored newspapers, many using magazines or radio less. The report notes it covers a checkable group, not all advertisers.

Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Lexington Avenue New York Bureau

Public sale of city real estate in Winchester Virginia

Under a deed of trust dated August 31 1927 G M Preffitt secures a debt to Shawnee Building and Loan Association Inc. Trustee will auction a lot at 118 West Monmouth Street Winchester at 11 AM August 20 1932. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments with bonds and insurance.

G. M. Preffitt Shawnee Building and Loan Association, Inc County Court House Winchester Virginia West Monmouth Street Monmouth Street G.M Preffitt Corporation Court

Washington Masquerade at Hable's Palace Theatre

The vice president and party attend the current picture Washington Masquerade at Hable's Palace Theatre. The event showcases the visiting dignitaries and local crowd reactions as the feature plays.

Washington Hable’s Palace Theatre

Curtis and Washington luminaries attend Masquerade at Loew's Palace

Vice President Charles Curtis and family attend the showing of the Masquerade at Loew's Palace Theatre in Washington. More than a hundred high officials and society figures are expected for the evening, while John Barrymore and Karen Morley top the cast and draw room life watches their performances.

Loew Washington John Barrymore Karen Morley

Record Elk Antlers Purchased in 1897 Colorado Springs

The largest elk antlers recorded by the government were bought in Colorado Springs in 1897 for the German emperor. The beam measured 67 percent inches with 12 points.

Colorado Springs

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