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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1935

Page

10

Rose Show at Orkney Springs Set for June 12

The fourth annual Rose Show of the Garden Club of Virginia will be held at Orkney Springs on Wednesday June 12 from 3 to 9 pm under the auspices of the Garden Club of Harburg. Rose clubs from across the state will attend with plate exhibits and a schedule of classes for Rosarians and amateur growers.

Garden Club of Virginia Orkney Springs Eee Garden Club Harburg L&bird L. Conrad Harrisonburg

Garden Flower Exhibits and Arrangements Listing

Section K Delphinium features a single stalk of each variety. Section L Lilies offers a single stalk per variety. Section M Garden flowers includes columbine sweet william snapdragons pinks gai ardia. Section II Arrangements describe small roses under 8 inches, large roses over 8 inches, miniature under 5 inches, with antique pewter and urn or copper containers in blue white or orange yellow palettes.

Northern Virginia dealer to deliver large fencing order

Perry M. Funhouser of the American Steel and Wire Company in Pittsburg begins delivery of a 100 000 pound wire fencing order to farmers in Frederick Clark and Loudoun counties. He calls it the largest single order in months and expects arrival today or tonight via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Perry M. Funhouser Virginia American Steel and Wire Company Pittsburg Frederick Clark Loudoun Baltimore and Ohio Funhouser

Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription Promoted for Expectant Mothers

Expectant mothers and women with monthly pains are advised to use Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a strengthening tonic. A Virginia woman from Danville praised the remedy for restoring strength and easing nerves after a difficult pregnancy, with instruction to obtain from druggists or write Dr Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo NY.

Dr. Pierce Mertha Blanks Bell Danville Buffalo, N. Y

Stephens City School Honors Honor Roll and Attendance

Stephens City students earn honors with Wade Rothgeb leading the year’s top scholastic average at 95.9. eight seniors, nine juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen on the high school honor roll. Perfect attendance lists and Five Points certificates are announced across grades, naming many students for consistent attendance and achievement.

Wade Rothgeb Lucille Robb Stephens City Wade Ollie Cline Kathaleen Shryock Frances Lillard John Sandy Margaret Grim American Legion Auxiliary Hilda Boyd Vada Conner William Harris Henry Brumback Virginia Renner McClure Rowland Ross Lillard Catherine Cooper Virginia Adams Raymond Koeiig Harry Cook Dorothy Lemley Mary Evelyn Steele

Washington Star Circulation Man in Critical Condition

Ivan Johnson 37 circulation department representative of the Washington Evening Star was critically injured in a Saturday afternoon collision with a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis electric train at Woytych station near Annapolis Maryland. He underwent emergency surgery and remained unconscious as state police investigated the crash.

Winchester Ivan Johnson Washington Evening Star Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Woytych Station Annapolis Johnson Maryland Mr. Johnson Hamiltontreet Washington Star Virginia

Feen a mint chewing gum laxative ad prose

Feen a mint chewing gum acts as a non habit forming laxative by stimulating digestion through chewing. The ad promises gentle, evenly distributed relief without sudden hits to the system and urges timely use to avoid delays. Available at druggists in 15 and 25 cent sizes.

Short Numbers Adopted for Rural Telephone Patrons

Tom Yates announces new shorter numbers for rural patrons of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Users dial 3-F-4 or 28-F by dropping digits up to the letter F, with formal publication pending. The change, requested by a subscriber, aims to improve public service and will be posted on phones as soon as possible.

Tom Yates Chesapeake and Potomac

Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library Reorganized in 1929

The Woodrow Wilson memorial library formerly the League of Nations association library was reorganized in May 1929 and is housed in the Woodrow Wilson foundation at 8 West Fortieth Street New York City.

Woodrow Wilson Library Woodrow Wilson Memorial League of Nations’ Association Woodrow Wilson Foundation West Fortieth Street New York City

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Adolph Zukor Presen P. S Mae Paramount Cardinal Richelieu George Arliss Maureen O'Sullivan Morton Downey Papa Jefferson Davis Roe Todd County Kentucky Mississippi West Point Zachary Taylor House of Representatives Congress United States Senate Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Member Federal Reserve System Garden Club of Northern Virginia Power Co N. Loudoun St Stephens City School Beaver Mildred Clevenger Irene Fogle Alice Kathryn Lemley Jean Smallwood Anne Thomas Stickley Frances Madagan Mae Craig Eugene Terault Charles Robert Lemley Charles Cook Phyllis Helmick Eddie O’neéeal P. C. Petrie, Jr Julian Carbaugh Richard Venable Louise Yancey Ray Bailey McClure Rowland Billie Boyd Emmett Scothorn Raymond Koenig Claude Hartley Wade Conner Pauline Dovell Evelyn Cross Susie Shryock Ysabel Koeing Eva Ritenour Belva Helmick Sarah Brumback Charlotte Lemley John Carbaugh Lucille Carter John Clevenger Alice Craig Catherine Dellinger Walter Scothorn Elmer White Marguerite White Dorothy Herrell Glenn Cornwell Carol Dovell James Earl Ewing Patsy Adams Ruth Fisher Barbara Huffman Isabelle Ritenour Johnnie Sargent Perrilee Mauck Emery Shiflett Maurice Lemley, Jr Douglass Ray Stout Helene Clemons Eloise Wise Allen Parlor Furnace Hussman Meat Shenandoah Elec Appliance Co S. Loudoun St Frankenstein Monster Carl Laemmle Karlorg Urs Y A Ape Oke Mqwcliv Valerie Hosen Hable’s Palace John Deere Corday Rhodes Drug Company Parker's Loudoun St J. W. Arthur General Insurance Winchester, Virginia Rouss Engin Sheetz
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