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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1935

Page

9

Community Notes of Berkeley County and Nearby

Local social news reports visits and family times across Berkeley Springs and surrounding towns. Mrs. Oscar Luttrell travels to Ridge West Virginia to see her mother. several residents host relatives and attend gatherings at Chestnut Grove and Aneers Store. A Saturday storm in Berkeley Springs brings property damage, seven barns struck by lightning and two horses killed.Births, visits, and club activities are listed with names including Brannon, Triplett, Whitacre, Campbell, and Bageant, with regional references to Winchester and Warren Pennsylvania communities.

Berkeley Amd Robert Luttrell E. N. Lut Annie Racey John Triplett Chestnnut Grove Walter Moore Tom Brannon Eliza Spillman Ridee Anna Lue Brannon Whitacre Harry Larvent Roy Fletcher C. T. Adams Daughte Earl Farmer Berkeley Springs W. Va James Brannon Winchester Brannon E. B. Brannon C. D. Murphy George Kimble M. W. Carpenter George Whitacre Harley Place Memorial Hospital Wn, Va Southern Methodist Church Masta Springs Dorothy Emma Swimley Alice Russell Margaret Campbell Mary Dane Bride William and Russell Ashby Price Henry Slonake Capon Bridge Andy Whitacre World Club Children’s Society Jobe Walter Mather Warren Ed Headley

Aggressive Instincts Cited as Leading Cause of Death

An authority states that a prevalent cause of death by one’s own action among both civilized and savage peoples is pent-up aggressive energy that cannot be released. It argues war provides outlets, making peaceful times deadlier than wartime due to lack of outlet for violence.

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1705 B Dress and Apron For Home Use

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1705 B features a smart dress with a bib apron for daily housework. It offers sizes 14 through 42 with bust measurements 32 to 42, plus fabric requirements and color guidance for practical, washable materials. Send 15c for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book and look ahead to tomorrow's two piece dress preview.

Barbara Bell

Boys Amused Officers With Cuspider Aim

Montrose West Virginia boys visiting town amused police with cuspider marksmanship while seeking their uncle Stephen Poe. They planned to stay with grandfather, learned no such address existed, and were sent home after a night at a detention home. Corncob pipes and tobacco were returned.

Montrose W. Va Stephen Poe William Texas

Ruble Sues For Divorce From Angie Whitacre Ruble

Louis Ruble files suit for divorce from wife Angie Whitacre Ruble in Frederick county circuit court alleging desertion dating from February 10, 1929.

Louis Ruble Angie Whitacre Ruble Frederick County

Virginia Fruit Competing In British Market

The 1935-36 apple and pear export season is underway per a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin on British market conditions. About 10,000 bushels of Virginia apples arrived this week with similar tonnage expected next week, while imports from Australia showed strength and Virginia Translate eased. Prices in London include Tasmanian Stormer Pippins 3.09 to 3.28 per box and New Zealand Delicious 3.09 to 3.40, with Virginia Transparents in Liverpool barrels 3.94 to 6.19. Overall export totals show next week’s arrivals near 58,000 bushels and year-to-date trends vs last year.

United States Department of Agriculture Australia Virginia London New Zealand California Liverpool Ig Aga U. S U.S

Convicts Demoted For Mail Courtship In North Carolina

Ra l eigh N C July 26 Convicts at the state penitentiary are barred from courting by mail. After letters were sent to women prisoners 17 male inmates were demoted in grade and transferred to the Caledonia prison farm in the eastern part of the state.

Raleigh N. C Caledonia

Warden Demotes Convicts Over Prisoner Romance

Warden H. H. Honeycutt announced the demotion of convicts citing male prisoners becoming obsessed with a female inmate. He said the best course is to remove the man from her as quickly as possible to prevent trouble.

H. H. Honeycutt

Former Bank Commissioner Had Kin In Virginia

Baltimore July 26 George West Page 75 former state bank commissioner died yesterday afternoon at the home of his brother in law George Ward near Owings Mills. He served as bank commissioner from 1919 to 1933 and was born in Frederick. Surviving are his brother William C. Page president of the Calvert Bank and three sisters.

Baltimore George West Page State Bank George Ward Owings Mills Emerson C. Harrington J. Duke Downes Mr. Page John White Page Clarke County Ellen Co. West Page Frederick County Frederick Mary Gwinn Washington William C. Page Calvert Bank Ellen West Page Henry Randolph Latimer Pittsburgh

An Ounce of Prevention Phrase Traced to Proverb

The article notes the saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure originates from an old Latin proverb with unknown author. It discusses its English translation and attribution.

Shirley Temple Starts Five Week Hawaii Vacation

Shirley Temple and her parents boarded the Matson liner Mariposa in Hollywood for a five week trip to Honolulu. The child star, billed as the first little lady of the screen, giggled with excitement as the voyage began.

Hollywood Calif Shirley Temple Honolulu 8. Temple Mariposa George F. Temple Islands

Winchester Cold Storage and Related Firms Notice

Virginia apple storage firms Winchester Cold Storage Corporation and Virginia Apple Storage, Inc., with C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation, announce corporate activity affecting storage services and regional operations in Virginia.

Winchester Cold Storage Corporation Virginia Apple Storage, Inc C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage Corporation

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Oscar Luttrell Ridge Bracetown Winchester Evening Star Times Square Station New York, N. Y Virginia Fruit P. Klompus North Main St Etta Kett THE STAR By Paul Robinson Sol Binkn Terry Monken Sram Oken Pr. Silkk Soc Moling & Cather Hamburger’s Specialty Shop N. Main Street Timberlake Jane Kay Cosmetics T. F. Timberlake the Linen Store Smart Junior Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department 18Th St New York N. Y
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