Card of Thanks for Flowers and Kindness
We thank friends for the beautiful flowers and the kindness and help during the illness and death of our mother Lucy Fries and Brothers.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1938
Page
7
We thank friends for the beautiful flowers and the kindness and help during the illness and death of our mother Lucy Fries and Brothers.
New York critic Mr Brown spoke to 250 Century Club members at the Coane ae Hotel Maxwell Wagon criticizing modern plays. He praised Our Town as a truthful drama of ordinary citizens and lauded Wells Modern Dress Julius Caesar while ridiculing Star Wagon and Susan. He commended I Married an Angel and Hooray For What and praised Cohen's I’d Rather Be Right and Roosevelt portrayal by Cohen.
State leaders strive to reunite divided Pennsylvania Democrats after a partial coalition effort by Farley. The Roosevelt aligned ticket faced only partial success, shaping future roles for Labor and the CIO in summer primaries and the 1940 presidential contest with Pennsylvania’s delegates at stake.
Earle and Jones win in a Democratic surge as Lawrence and Kelly push to unite against a GOP wave. Republicans rally around Arthur H. James amid anti New Deal fervor while Farley’s peace bid draws mixed reactions. Stack loses renomination to Myers as Boland gains, signaling a volatile fall campaign.
A Philadelphia hotel suite hosted Governor Earle's celebration as returns signaled his walkaway. Guests flooded the floor while a smiling Earle greeted a cheering crowd and his wife Mrs. Earle posed for cameras amid light flashes and congratulations.
County postmasters will witness the first air mail take off from Winchester on Thursday at 3 15 pm as part of National Air Mail Week. The plane will fly from the Buff Lick road airport carrying about 2500 letters, stopping at Endless Caverns and Leesburg before reaching Washington. Post office staff and Winchester Junior Board of Trade members will attend and Wilbur Johnston will ride along to collect letters from county offices.
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