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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
5
A boastful testimonial promotes Natex as a universal stomach tonic. It claims rapid relief for indigestion gas constipation rheumatism neuritis headaches and more, promising renewed strength and appetite after a short course. Availability is stated at People's Service Drug Store with a booklet upon request.
Widow with son seeks a home and reasonable wages as a housekeeper and caregiver. Also an in home rug and upholstery shampoo service offered in conjunction with Cammer's Dry Cleaning. Contact L. C. Miller at phone 1185. Painting and paper hanging by R. W. Ailes in Stephens City Virginia offering cheerful estimates.
William Gilfelder, 40, was ordered by Judge Eli Frank to a four year term in the House of Correction on three burglary charges in Baltimore Criminal Court. His first court experience began in 1908, with later sentences for theft and federal drug charges in 1927 and 1929.
Warner Bros showcases The Misleading Lady at Capitol today only with Claudette Colbert Edmund Lowe and Stuart Erwin in a modern comedy about a bored heiress seeking freedom. A Torchy short Torchy Raises the Auntie and a Dear Old London travelogue also play. John Barrymore stars in State's Attorney tomorrow with Helen Twelvetrees William Boyd and Mary Duncan.
A human tale of youth facing ambition and setbacks unfolds in The Big Timer at the Palace Theatre. Ben Lyon stars as the lead with Constance Cummings and Thelma Todd also featured. the film promises humor, pathos, and a hopeful finish.
Virginia plans a major shift with about 800 to 1 000 inmates to be organized into road camps by July 1 as part of convict road work. Major Rice M Youell notes roughly 3 000 prisoners statewide with 1 000 awaiting trial and 1 000 short term inmates ready to contribute to feeder road projects.
The group will include about 800 to 1,000 men from county jails assigned to the secondary system once the county road act takes effect after July 1. The state now spends 63 cents daily per jail prisoner but 65 cents per day for road camp workers, a 2 cent advantage offset by the benefits of regular employment.
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