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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
15
A compact feature on shrimp lore from sourcing to preparation. It notes hunting habitats from Labrador to California, processing steps in canneries, and a brief culinary guide with several shrimp recipes and serving ideas.
The regular semi monthly meeting of Winchester Camp No. 15510 Modern Woodmen of America will be held at the camp hall 136 North Loudoun Street at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening April 2.
Shirley Temple stars in The Little Colonel at the Palace for the last showings with crowds turned away. Fox News reel accompanies the feature. extra performance added due to demand. Ann Mix and Western troupe perform Friday and Saturday with no price change. her $30,000 motorized car will be opened to attendees.
Maurice Chevalier headlines the Folies Bergere at the Capitol Theatre in a Paris mood musical extravaganza staged by Dave Gould. The show features seventy-plus Hollywood dancing girls and runs through today. George Burns and Gracie Allen appear tomorrow, followed by Paramount’s Love in Bloom with Burns and Allen Friday.
As agent for the heirs, Coleman Dunn conducts a no reserve public sale at the late Mrs. E. D. Davis residence 412 West Clifford St near the Hospital Winchester Virginia on March 29 1935 starting 11 00 A M. Items include mahogany furniture several pieces walnut and oak furnishings beds chairs tables china glassware oil paintings and various electric fixtures with cash terms.
Consuelo the gypsy dancer travels toward New York for stardom after marrying Marcu and eluding him with a train ride. Stewart Blackmire and Doug plot headlines while Consuelo vows a marble palace Broadway dream and a kingly partnership.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports February 1935 net income up 27.1 percent from February 1934 and a 36 percent gain for the first two months of 1935. February gross revenue reached 10,718,566 with lower operating expenses totaling 7,939,516. The scale of salary restorations follows a 1932 labor agreement restoring a 10 percent cut, totaling 3 million annually, affecting 537 Chillicothe employees with 3 dollars monthly increases.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a five percent salary increase affecting 39 500 employees. Pay tickets will rise by 260 000 dollars monthly starting Monday.
Isaac Gaius Harvey and his wife Mary Harvey were convicted in Circuit Court of burning their aunt Virginia Harvey’s barn near Germania on October 18. Harvey confessed that he urged his wife to set the fire, and their confessions were admitted as testimony.
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