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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
7
Advertises Marian Martin pattern 9808 for sizes 14 to 42 in wool or fabrics like bengaline crepe or satin. Notes yardage for size 16 and urges sending 15 cents per pattern, plus 25 cents for book and pattern, to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
The former Winchester banker Hardy denied criminal intent in loan actions and said the bank was secured by a deed on Winepetter Property. Government argued he acted against board authority. a Justice Department audit supported the charges. Jury members from Harrisonburg, Front Royal, and nearby towns served as jurors.
A fatal car crash near Beckley West Virginia claims Fred W Calvert and two others in a line of incidents. A suspected train wrecking attempt involves a Negro seen with a crowbar near railroad tracks. Wrens Gas Co. advertises five dollars per ton.
Mr and Mrs Stanley L Har Pedsty of Summit Point announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Orracenes A eia Edward Harris. Samuel L Baxter of Winchester, a Prince of Kent Sinco during the war, dies in Washington. A memorial service is planned by the American Legion.
Ralph Rinker guides his wife and Mrs. Harry Worsley to safety through smoke as a second story escape at Brad Dock Street burns. William M. Orndorff dies at 65 in Capon Springs. Apple crop forecasts rise. B. McCormac of Virginia Woolen Company joins Virginia Manufacturers Association committee. Frank L. Grim, a hotel clerk, dies. County schools reopen soon. revolution in German Empire cited. Charles D. Hoffmeister seeks body after wife’s death. T. W. Harrison wins reelection to House, Thomas B. Martin reelected to Senate.
A pink Paul Neyron rose eight feet long is on display at Betsy Ross Restaurant at the corner of Loudoun and Boscawen Streets grown by J H Seal Jr. John Semples, Betsy Ross manager, invites the public to view the plant. A beagle hound, black and tan with a white star on neck, named Raymond Baker on collar, is missing with liberal reward.
An advertisement extols Resino Soap for washing the face twice daily and Resino Ointment for pimply spots. It claims improvements within a week for youths enduring acne and promises soothing treatment to prevent permanent complexion damage.
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