FASTEETH keeps false teeth firm and comfortable
FASTEETH powder claims to prevent sliding and rocking of upper or lower plates. It is described as odorless and tasteless and aims to keep breath pleasant. Available at drug stores.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
3
FASTEETH powder claims to prevent sliding and rocking of upper or lower plates. It is described as odorless and tasteless and aims to keep breath pleasant. Available at drug stores.
Under a trust deed to H. D Berg as assignee, the estate of 3 acres in Winchester will be sold at public auction on May 22, 1937 at 11:00 AM. The property on Kent Street includes buildings and pens with 20 000 square feet of space for livestock sales. Terms: one third cash, two thirds financed by two bonds due in one and two years, six percent interest, secured by trust deed and fire insurance.
Public auction sale of Winchester Virginia property known as 125 West Piccadilly Street tied to a 1934 deed of trust from George Hervey Heist and Louisa Heist to K C Moore and B P Harrison Trustees. Sale at 11 A M May 29 1937 in front of the County Courthouse with a $100 deposit and cash terms.
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 2 acre Sunnyside parcel in Frederick County near North Frederick Turnpike, with a two story frame house. Sale May 22 1937 at 11 am in Winchester courthouse yard. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
Lakehurst witnesses compare the Hindenburg collapse to the Shenandoah loss of 1925. Chief Boatswain F. J. Tobin recalls a smoke and flame burst like breaking wires. Lt. R. S. Andrews notes sparks in the exhaust before flames. Investigation considers propeller blade failure and a sniper theory amid debris and witness accounts.
Fifty thousand maps were printed for the Chamber of Commerce and about 18 000 remain. Distributions went to filling stations and hotels in Frederick Maryland Williamsport Maryland Arlington County and other points on routes to the city. Recipients wrote back with requests and inquiries.
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce is distributing copies of the festival edition of the Evening Star to those requesting it. The chamber purchased several hundred copies to aid in answering inquiries and provide a comprehensive reference.
Inquiries about the Apple Blossom Festival continue to reach the Chamber of Commerce. A Massachusetts requester sought festival pictures, receiving a newspaper copy and supplement material. At Senator Aubrey Weaver's request, 1000 Skyline Drive maps were placed in Front Royal for distribution.
The article notes Memorial Day plans at Stonewall Cemetery with flags and flowers for Southern dead. A Turner Ashby Chapter member wrote a tribute praising Virginia as Mother of States and its heritage. Observance highlights the Spring blooms and the shrine like graves.
The list continues with numerous students and girls named Armel Frances Bailey Evelyn Baker Mary K. Brill Aloise Brown Martha Butler Gladys Campbell Elizabeth Capper Anita Carpenter and others. The fragment preserves names and sequence from the school roster.
A long line of female surnames and given names appears, naming many individuals such as Anna Carpenter Odetta Cather Eileen Cooper Emma L Court ney Thelma DeHaven Kath erine DeHaven Esther Dorsey Gretchen Dorsey Rosabelle Ebersole Evangeline Farmer Marguerite Fries Phyllis Pugitt Jane Funk Marie Grimm Helen Avis Grimm Sybil Grove Frances Hanen Lillian Hottel Hilma Hutton Helen Jolliffe Mary Jane Jones Gertrude Kern Martha Larrick Dorothy Larrick Ida Luttrell Dorothy Massie Colleen McCormac Alice Morrison Elizabeth Morrison Linda Newcome Kathryn Nicodemus Charlotte Oates Elizabeth Omps Margaret Omps Ruth Orndorff Alma Patton Helen Richards Norma June Ritter Margaret Rosenberger Pmilie Rudolph Ella Scrivenner Anna B Scully Mary Seal Anne D Sencindiver Dorothy Shryock Betty Shutts Katherine Snyder Mildred Starner Elizabeth Weakley Pauline Whitacre Sue Wohlford Josephine Woore Helen Jennings Rac Rachel.
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