Local ads and services roll through 1936 Winchester
A sprawling parade of local businesses invites readers to insure, repair, dine, shop and learn. From Firestone to Haldeman Dairy, Flower Shop to Winchester Business College, it lists services and suppliers like Rosenberg's insulation, Shockey Roofing, Underwood Bakery, and Kurtz winter goods, all anchored by telephone numbers and ad pitch.
Home Society Campaign Opens October 12 in Winchester
Mrs. R. T. Bryarly announces the Children’s Home Society of Virginia drive will run October 12 through 17 in Winchester. The campaign seeks broad support to sustain the society’s work, with a mass meeting at Handley Library at 4 p.m. next Monday inviting wide attendance.
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R. T. Bryarly
Children's Home Society of Virginia
Winchester
Handley Library
Montgomery Ward Cooking School Teaches Pressure Cooking
The Montgomery Ward cooking school opens at 2 p m today at the Ward store in Winchester. Instructor J Brunson demonstrates pressure cooking and canning to show faster meals, lower fuel use, and safer preservation. The free sessions run throughout the week for housewives and others interested.
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Montgomery Ward Cooking School
Ward
Winchester
J. Brunson
M. J. Brunson
Woman of 101 Not To Vote
GRAND RAPIDS Mich Oct 6 Mrs Diana Bechtel who turns 101 on October 19 says she has never voted and has no plans to vote in November explaining in her day women did not get excited over politics.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Diana Bechtel
Death of Hungarian Premier Goemboes Ends Political Era
Julius Goemboes of Hungary died in a Nymphenburg sanitarium at 50 after a long illness. He led Hungary from 1932 forming a cabinet without a noble, pushed postwar treaty revision, and helped forge the 1934 Rome pact with Germany and Italy. Cabinet resignations followed his death. Koloman Daranyi named acting premier.
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Munich
Germany
Julius Goemboes
Hungary
Nymphenburg
Goemboes
Italy
Rome
Unity Party
Koloman Daranyi
Nicholas Horthy
Baranyi
Daranyi
Budapest
Nicholas Hotzhy
Priest Seeks Two Medicine Men Over Fraud Claims
In New Jersey on October 6 the Rev. Vincent yi of Our Lady of Mount Carmel alleges two fakirs exploited immigrant women with fake cures. He says they charged up to $7 per visit and used old world beliefs in necromancy to claim healing. Police pledged aid in tracking the men.
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Vincent Yi
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Girl Is Injured In Auto Mishap
Miss Vivian Carroll of Hagerstown Maryland received minor injuries Sunday night when the car she rode in collided with the automobile of John E Hershberger of 116 West Monmouth Street. Police said Hershberger car was in the wrong lane and he assumed responsibility. Damages to both cars were about 110 dollars. The crash occurred about 1115 PM near the O Sullivan Ruba corner. No hearing was scheduled.
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Vivian Carroll
Hagerstown
John E. Hershberger
Monmouth Street
O'Sullivan Ruba
Investige
R. J. Strausberg
South Mulberry Street
That City
Hershberger
More Troops In Foreign Service
A surge in authorized foreign service troops prompts a push to enlist many men for Hawaii Panama and the Philippines. Sergeant Frank Likar leads recruitment from Winchester area to meet October 30 transport quotas. Enlistees must prove character pass physical and intelligence tests. Recruits go to Ft Slocum N Y before sailing for destinations with a two to three week New York stay.
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Foreign Service
Hawaii
Panama
Frank Likar
Winchester
New York
Philippines
Foreign Services
Ft. Slocum
N. Y
Inspectors Seek Radio Interference From Oil and Coal Furnaces
E. A. Crowl chairman of the Radio Commission urged owners of oil burning and coal stokers furnaces to contact him for inspections to prevent radio interference. Interfering units must be fitted with filters to reduce static.
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E. A. Crowl
Radio Commission
Seeks Freedom for Parole Eligible Baltimore Prisoner
Harry C. Jones, jailed for life since 1924 for killing a Baltimore police officer, is among 26 inmates to face parole hearings on October 14.
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Baltimore
Harry C. Jones
Death Of An Era Chicago(7) Eating And Drinking Lost Art
Albert Auwaerter, manager of the Chicago Club, laments the decline of refined dining in America. He notes fewer trained European chefs waiters and carvers and doubts more than ten men in the country can carve a saddle of beef.
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Chicago
America
Albert Auwaerter
Europe
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Seellinger Eee
C. L. Robinson
Conteantering
Wrence C. Hollis
Firestone
Rosenberger’s
Dufour Shop
Betty
Baker
Anderson
Fis
C. C. Mayes
Trickler and Wagner
James
Howard Shockey
Winchester Business College
Winchester Credit Bureau
Avalon Inn
Martinsburg Pike
Wonder's
Clevenger
Miller
Haldeman
Haldeman Creamery
George Westington
Sunshine Cleaners
Exace
Bob
Underwood
Underwood's
Mother
Noonan
Clowe
Margaret L. Hodgson
Shenandoah
T. J. Orndorff
Hillyard
Winchester Health Center
McClintock
V. S. McClintock
Kurtz
Bell
D. A. Morrison
Home Society
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
the People’s
Choice
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
Cretonnes
Dept
American” Party
Amoco-Gas
Orange American Gas
A.A.A
American
Maine
Florida
American Oil Company
Amoco
American of Co
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