Marian Martin Pattern 9206 for sheer fabrics
Illustrated step by step pattern 9206 for sizes 14 to 42 features a soft ruffled neckline capelet sleeves ribbon sash and bow. Order 15 cents with name address style number and size to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York City. Catalog and patterns together 25 cents.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Coblentz Found Guilty in Central Trust Case
State Senator Emory L. Coblentz was found guilty by three Maryland judges of accepting a deposit in a Baltimore area bank he knew was insolvent. The jury verdict followed a month long trial in Cumberland Allegany county with a potential sentence up to three years and bond set at 2500 dollars.
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Asociated Press
Cumberland
Emory L. Coblentz
D. Lindley Sloan
Central Trust Company
Coblentz
Howard County Grand Jury
Central Trust Company of
Frederick
Washington Trust Company
Ellicott City
Howard County
Allegany County
Isaac H. Taylor
William T. Milne
Hilda Shipley
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake Bank
Baltimore
F. H. Smith Company
Winchester News Briefs From Early 1930s Highlights
Notices cover Fort Omaha visitors Dr. Hunter H. McGuire and Lt. Lindsey. Wickersham critique labels U S penal system a failure. Winchester Scouts head to Capon Lake Camp for summer. Schools to open Sept 9 1931. Mrs Snyder reports a cucumber 15 1 2 inches five years earlier. Wheat once 56 cents a bushel in 1894. Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival treasury shows 581.04. Father Martin survives auto wreck in Loudoun. Oscar Miller grows Bermuda onions. Louis Baker hosts Rotary on North Braddock Street. Fifteen years ago locals urged to curb infantile paralysis. Street evangelist asks if man can repent after death. Women urged to conserve food for war effort. Pershing’s troops expected in France soon. Fatty Arbuckle stars at Empire Theatre.
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Wickersham Committee
United States
Winchester Boy Scouts
Capon Lake
John Snyder
Stephenson
The
Star
Shenandoah
Father Martin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Loudoun
Oscar C. Miller
Bermuda
Louis L. Baker
Rotary Club
North
Braddock Street
Winchester
Noted Quote from William Matthews on Character and Happiness
The excerpt discusses character as elusive and variable with occasional quips about philosophy. It reflects on the paradox of goods and the world offering more than mere happiness. It suggests resilience and growth arise in hardship, citing symbolic images of flowers in dark soil and tall trees amid rocks.
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Nature
William Matthews
J. G. Holland
Small town yearning and editor’s cautionary note
A quip about a poor woman who finds no suitable partner in a small town and struggles in a big city. The text ends with a meta warning to writers about whether their story would convince the editor.
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Marian Martin Pattern
Fairmont Ave
James Wingfield
Hodgson & Brown
Fairimont Avenue
Cork
Fiiding
Apply Peoples Life Insurance Co
Hubert A. Kerr
Rhone
Loudoun St
N. Main Street
N. Street
N. Kent St
S. Kent St
Washington Street
South Main
South Market
Steward Fawcett
Oliver Booth
Poughkeepsie, N
N. Cameron Street
Geo. P. Magruder
St. Nicholas Ave
J. W. C. Gain
Winchester Ave
Martinsburg
W. Va
Amherst Street
Buyine Sanneedas
Williams
F. A. Shryock
Oe Ten
Merchants Industries, Inc
New Market St
Newark, N. J
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
Atwater Kent Radio Store
COAL
Georgia Creek
J. O. J. Greene
Westernport
S. Market St
Shirley Shoppe
Loudoun Street
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Sarah Peabody
Lee W. Branies
Julian B. Lindsey
Fort Omaha, Ed
Hunter H. McGuire
General Pershing
France
Fatty Arbuckle
Empire Theatre
Manhattan
New York
Germany
United
States Lines
George Fried
Etta Kett
Harry
Etta
Treasury
BY Paul Robinson
Emmert’s
Pajamas
T. F. Timberlake
Batiste
Moling & Cather
Lebanon
Swift
Pure Food
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
Big Sister
Dad
Byles Forgrave
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