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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
7
Instructional pattern ad invites juniors to craft stylish garments using plaid cotton and white organdie for collars and puffs. Promotes inch fabric and contrasting 1% yard details with illustrated steps. Send 15 cents to the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street, New York City.
Public sale announced for No 806 South Stewart Street Winchester Virginia on April 22 1933 at 11 AM under a deed of trust Wm L Irwin and wife are trustees with T Russell Cather as Trustee Aucts Bunn Duvall terms require one third cash the remainder in two equal installments secured by bonds and deed of trust policy of insurance or creditor approved security. Casualties not reported in Buy American campaign notes mention a York society leader urging the movement.
On motion of Mr Rosen berger and second by Mr Forney the council ordered a list of delinquent real estate and personal property taxes be posted in four precincts and in front of City Hall. Taxes unpaid by then will be sold June 1. Vote 11 to 2 with Glaize, Anderson, Barr, Forney, Hable, Harper, Hollis, Miller, Page, Rosen berger in favor. Also instructed Sirpeage to notify delinquent water users that water will be shut off after April 2 unless taxes are paid.
Frederick G. Duvall is appointed administrator for the estate of T. J. Snyder. Creditors must promptly pay their accounts and any claims against the estate must be filed sworn to as prescribed by statute.
Trustees and commissioners announce a public auction of multiple Lots A to D in Winchester Virginia. The sale follows a 1932 chancery decree in Baltimore Publishing Co. v Russell Jackson et al. Scheduled for March 16, 1933 at 11 am, with one third cash and two later installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Adjourned to March 30, 1933.
Report from Good News Notes at Laurel Hill Church shows large attendance for Miss Ruth Hiett and lists numerous visitors and social calls at homes of Pugh Place and neighbors. Guests include Patterson, Mrs. Al G Hopkins, Martha Pugh, Tressa Dick, Loretta Place, Alva Chamberlayne, W. O. McDaniel, Herbert Golley, Irving Havermale, Earl Place. Broadway School to close next Friday March 24 with much success.
Magnificent ruins of ancient Singhalese cities in Ceylon noted for their extent and interest second only to Egypt. One hundred engravings by Albert Durer, a sixteenth century German etcher, sold in London for $11,000. Also a note on Fame as quoted by Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, comparing true gold to notoriety.
The Frederick County Virginia circuit and corporation courts publish notices of public sale of an orchard near Winchester. The order references master commissioner Baker to state accounts, debts, and heirs of John Edward Evans. A sale of a 138 acre tract with a 90 acre orchard is offered April 1 1933 with terms one third cash and two annual installments. Parties in interest must appear March 28 1933.
Margaret McMann, 24, serves as ex officio adviser to congressional freshmen and wives, helping them find housing, church, and domestic needs in Washington.
In Winchester a man on a single horse drawn cart transported several 30-gallon kegs, later revealed to be empty. He waved one hand and pointed to the cargo while singing "Happy Days Are Here Again," creating a humorous street scene observed by locals.
Warrenton correspondent notes a large attendance expected for a midweek study by the Presbyterian church on church history. Last week covered Martin Luther and this week reformers John Calvin Zwingli and John Knox will be studied. all are invited to attend, reflecting careful historical inquiry.
Review praises the film as a standout of 1933 with Walter Huston delivering a compelling performance as Tom Dickson. It portrays a man who builds a financial institution on character facing baseless propaganda and market fear, aiming to restore public confidence.
Trustees under a 1930 deed of trust will sell at public auction in front of Frederick County Court House, Winchester Virginia. The property includes Lots 33 and 34, Block F1 Shawnee Heights Addition, each with 40 ft frontage on Shawnee Avenue and 150 ft depth, improved by a dwelling, formerly owned by H F Daugherty and Clara M Daugherty. Cash terms.
Constance S and Pat O'Brien are well cast as young lovers constrained by a clerk’s salary. The film’s warmth and charm elevate it as one of the year’s worthwhile pictures.
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