Pattern promotion for young summer styles from The Martin Book
An advertisement promotes The Martin Book of Summer Patterns with a pattern for a simple youthful necklined dress in sizes 14 through 40 priced at 15 cents. It explains yardage and instructions and directs readers to order from the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Chronic arthritis attracting physician attention study
For five years physicians have focused on chronic arthritis or joint inflammation. The disease is widespread and crippling, suggesting a general central cause rather than a local issue. Theories on infection and nutrition compete, with both likely involved in varying forms and severities.
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Gan Clendening
Brother In Law of Mrs A Moore Dies in Culpeper
Berryville Va June 22 Mrs A Moore Jr attends funeral for her brother in law William Stephenson 84 who died after a two year illness. He was son of the late Dr Henry Stephenson and Gertrude Moss. His widow Nina Cabell daughter of the late Kiam OD Cabell of Norwood Nelson County. Survived by two daughters Mrs Preston Browning Culpeper and Annie Stephenson and one son Stephenson of North Carolina.
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Berryville
A. Moore, Jr
Cabell Moore
Woodville
Norwood
Nelson County
Stephenson
Preston Browning
Culpeper
Annie Stephenson
North Caroa
Funeral Rites Held For Late James Crismore
The funeral of James Crismore a well known resident of the southern section of Winchester was held at his home 120 East Gerrard Street with services by Rev E A Lambert of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Many floral tributes were placed on the casket Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers were Cochran Lewis Bowly Fred White Lemuel Clark Harvey Hawkins and Fred Fugitt
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James Crismore
Winchester
East Gerrard Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
Cochran
Lewis Bowly
Fred White
Lemuel Clark
Harvey Hawins
Fred Fugitt
Night of Terror At Palace On Final Shows Tonight
Bela Lugosi Sally Blane and Wallace Ford star in Night of Terror at the Palace as one of the cleverest mystery thrillers locally in some time. The film ends tonight with Andy Clyde in Loose Relations and a Terrytoon plus a Friday feature Congress Dances starring Lilian Harvey and Henry Garat.
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Bela Lugosi
Sally Blane
Columbia Picture
Willard Mack
Wallace Ford
Andy Clyde
the Palace
United Artists
Lilian Harvey
Henry Garat
Warner Bros. Cap itol film proves satisfying entertainment
Warner Bros CAPITOL presents a well received feature with a cast led by Warner Baxter Elissa Landi and Victor Jory. The film unfolds on the Capitol screen delivering a rare blend of strong elements resulting in a happy overall result for audiences.
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Capitol
Warner Baxter
Elissa Landi
Victor Jory
Miriam Jordan
Laura Hope Crews
A Farewell to Arms At Colonial Theatre Opens
Warner Bros presents Frank Borzage's adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms starring Helen Hayes Gary Cooper and Adolphe Menjou opening today at the Colonial Theatre.
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Colonial Theatre
Frank Borzage
Ernest Hemingway
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Adolphe Menjou
the Colonial
Remembrance of Jene Smoot Aged Three
In loving remembrance of Jene Smoot son of Mr and Mrs Ira K Smoot born March 2 1929 died June 22 1932 aged three years three months and 20 days. The verse notes tiny hands two dimples and asks which mother may see him no more. Angels bore him home and softly the darling sleeps as his mother and grandmother bid farewell.
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Jene
Ira K. Smoot
Evermore
Darling
Refuge Church Aids Community News and Visitor Notes
A local column lists social visits from Refuge Church residents to neighbors including the Bowmans Headleys Huffmans and Lillards. It notes Sunday gatherings, a rain shower, and announces Children’s Day at Refuge Church on July 2 with an evening program and public invitation.
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Vawn
Aes
Jean Ore
Elon
Chmabers Ance
Elwood Emmons
L. L. Bowman
John Bowman
Boyd Headley
Joshua Headley
Roy Bowman
A. F. Lillard
Frank Huffman
Stephens City
Marjorie Huffman
Junior Hess
Berryville
Julius Keller
Mary Amelia
Lebanon
Keller
Frances Lillard
Vada Conner
Ridings Chapel
Lester Carroll
Dick Steele
Dora Funk
John Bray
Estelle
Catherine
Elizabeth
Irvin Ritenour
Paul Koenig
Elizabeth Ritenour
Joseph Conner
Monroe
Marshall Conner
Austin Conner
James Orndoff
Gladys
Ben Derflinger
Refuge Church
Children’s Day services set in Brucetown church
Brucetown Virginia on June 21 notes Children’s Day services planned for the village church the last Sunday in June at 8 oclock. The item lists local residents visiting relatives and attending commencements and social events with multiple family names and hometowns.
Garden Club Meets At Home of Mrs. Richardson
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club gathered at Mrs. John D. Richardson’s home in Berryville to hear Mrs. Araseedemonas discuss Japanese flowers. Attendees from Charles Town Leesburg Winchester and Clarke County included Mrs. Blackburn Smith E L Tessier M Wray Edward G Butler and Mamie White who presided at the punch bowl.
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Berryville
John D. Richardson
Winchester and
Clarke County
Fairfield
Charles Town
Leesburg
Winchester
Araseedemonas
Japan
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
On M. Wray
Edward G. Butler
Mamie White
Noted Ages Near Hannibal and Napoleon Referenced
The text muses on youth by comparing age thirty with historical feats by Hannibal and Napoleon, asking what counts as too young and implying a skeptical view of youthful limits. The fragment blends humor with a provocatively blunt question about age and achievement.
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Hannibal
Alps
Napoleon
Marengo
Nineveh Mention er Jett and Local Visitors
Nineveh residents and relatives are noted in a series of social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owens of Baltimore returned home after several weeks with relatives. Mrs. McKay visited her daughter and son-in-law. Mrs. Nunley and Mrs. Johns hosted relatives in the county.
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Er Jett
Tom Owens
Baltimore
E McKay
Hubert McKay
Drewry
Upperville
Nunley
Eugene Johns
Daniel S. Hughes
Ashby Powe
Ashby
Virginia Jrett
Sam Cabello
B. N. Gordon
Waller
Mary Waller
J. M. Jett
Nannie Dearing
Huntley
Messrs. A. 3
J. A. Jett
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