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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1936

Page

8

Park Playground Schedule For Week Of June 29 Details Activities

The first seven days for park playgrounds list daily plans from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. including equipment checks, nurse inspections, swimming, sandbox play, sewing and drawing classes, story hour, and evening supervised activities. Attendance reached 2,264 with a daily average of 323. Churches and organizations are welcome to picnics. advance notice is requested for large groups.

Charley Rouss Team Competes in Maryland Parade

Charley Rouss and its members in colorful uniforms traveled by chartered buses and private cars to Hagerstown for the day’s feature parade. Driver Pat Dunn said the convention was entertaining and instructive with the local company previously earning prizes in West Virginia and Maryland.

West Virginia Maryland Hagerstown Pat Dunn

Miss Boehm Dies at Winchester Home

Miss Boehm died near Woodstock at her aunts ancestral home and later resided at 513 North Cameron Street. She clerked at Wonders Apparel Shoppe and was active in Braddock Street M E Church South. Funeral Monday at 4 p.m. from her aunts home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Woodstock Winchester North Cameron Street Mount Hebron Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street M. E. Church South E. B. McGukin Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Carrie Alice Boehin

Longtime Frederick County couple honored on life together

Mrs. H B Kline and Hugh B Kline who would have celebrated 54 years of marriage this September were honored on their golden anniversary in 1932. Surviving family includes six sons and two daughters, plus a sister and a brother. The funeral service for Mrs Muse Kline was set for Monday at 3 PM with ministers W A Clark and Allen Jones officiating at Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown.

W. W. Kline Claude B. Stickey Huck B. Kline Thomas Campbell Clayton Henderson Washington, D. C W. W Fred E Roger A Allison B Middletown Vernon D Pittsburgh Julian C. Kline Wade H. Muse Edwin Thomas Wayne W. A. Clark Grace M. BE. Church South Allen Jones Opequon Presbyterian Churches Kernstown Mount Carmel

Sidelights Of Convention In Quaker City

In Philadelphia on June 27 Mrs John Garland Pollard the first Virginia woman on a national Democratic platform committee praised the 1936 platform for focusing on consumer protection and law enforcement A Petersburg native Patrick H Diewry noted the rise of microphony in oratory and urged microphor usage A Virginia delegation member Mrs Irving C Whitehead faced a jibe from her husband over convention sleep disruption in Baltimore as he urged quicker adjournment

Philadelphia John Garland Pollard Virginia Patrick H. Diewry Petersburg Irving C. Whitehead Amherst Baltimore

Job Printing Bill Heads Better Heads Statements

A local notices item details a job printing bill improving headline clarity for statements and envelopes. The brief highlights a printer offering services to update letterheads and related materials for better presentation.

Bill

Petticoat Sheriff Stands in for Will County Official

Mrs Michael J Breen acts as sheriff of Will County Illinois while her husband and son attend the national Democratic convention in Philadelphia. She sits in her office ready to meet any bad man who may come around Central Press

Will County Illinois Michael J. Breen Gordon Philadelphia Central Press

Music Will Be Baptist Church Evening Feature

The First Baptist Church choir directed by Miss Lillian Oakes will lead the 8 o'clock evening worship. Organist Elizabeth Grim. The program includes organ preludes, hymns, solos, duets, trios, and anthems with soloists and the choir. Rev. E. T. Clark offers invocation and benediction. public invited.

Baptist Church First Baptist Church Lillian Oakes Elizabeth Grim Stoughton E. T. Clark Haydn O'Hara Harriet Pearson Sullivan Coombs Eulalias Nalley Joe E. Rowe Nevin Odetta Carpenter Liebestraum Listz Gaul Schubert Eulalia S. Nalley Edna Penn Harris Margaret Polumbo Albert Miller Mesdames Nalley Dehart LeMaster Rosalie Oakes Mesdames Clark Penn Carpenter B. E. Russell Albert. Miller J. Rowe Woore W. Kern G. McInturff

Light on versus dark sparks rifle butt strike in court

Robert L. Leffel 76 and James B. Coombs 45 shared a Los Angeles apartment. Leffel said Coombs turning out the light interrupted his sleep and provoked an argument during which Leffel struck him with a rifle butt. Leffel received a 30 day jail sentence.

Los Angeles Robert L. Leffel James B. Coombs Leffel Coombs

Wife Preservers Wash Painted Walls With Mild Soap

Wash your painted walls with mild soap suds then rub dry. Use a straight up and down motion while cleaning to avoid streaks and damage.

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