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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
7
The document lists measurements 24.44 inches and 28.45 inches for the first nine months, with totals 55 inches and 48 inches referenced. It records a compiled fiscal or production metric in compact figures.
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 1 in the second game of the World Series. The report mentions an errant effort by a rainmaker in New York and notes a local roagia incident in Warren. It also states the Blue Ridge Transportation Company won a leadership prize for the past year.
Announcement records the engagement of Miss Suzanne Pollard to Herbert Lee Boatwright Jr. The Winchester Kiwanis Club has noted the milestone in community records.
The New York Yankees won the first game of the World Series in St. Louis. Emmert's ladies apparel store plans a fashion show at the Empire Theatre on October 6. Squirrels in this section recently hit in twain a line of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
Local report notes a "Buffalo Bill" and his wild Leech exhibit will appear. A joint revival is planned at Street Methodist Church starting November 12. Stephens City school opens for the year with A. M. Smith as principal.
Mrs. Susan Seatta Pangle, 62, died suddenly at her Wheatfield area home last Sunday morning from a heart attack. She had suffered heart trouble in prior years and was a local resident.
The report notes the death of a Strasburg woman the daughter of John Smith and Catherine Mowery Smith born at Wheatfield. She was married to John W. Pangle and lived in the same neighborhood with eight sons and one daughter Lena Pangle. Funeral held at Lebanon Lutheran Church with Rev. P. E. Shealy and Rev. George A. Copp officiating and pallbearers named.
A medical pamphlet promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets as the cure for piles by improving blood circulation in the lower bowel. It asserts quick, lasting relief and offers a money back guarantee, with Baker's Drug Store and others selling the remedy nationwide.
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