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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
12
Members of John Mann Church plan a day trip to Baltimore Maryland on Sunday October 18. The choir and congregation will visit friends and be hosted at Orchard Street Church with luncheon after the morning service. In the afternoon the party will sight-see. The Rev Virgil invites all who care to join.
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Bert Stubbs, 31, died while a healthy daughter was born to her at a local hospital. The baby was delivered by Caesarean operation.
Baltimore police seek two 14 year old schoolgirls Belerma Evans and Mary Jane Sutherland reported missing since Friday. Authorities learned from friends that they appeared in the school yard Friday morning and talked about a trip to the west but had not attended classes.
The Census Bureau reports 6 642 service establishments in Virginia with 1935 business volume of 20 251 000 dollars. Employment reached 9 273 people with payroll around 5 901 000 dollars. Full time earnings were 4 900 000 dollars and part time 1 001 000 dollars. All but cleaning and alterations shops show higher 1935 receipts than 1933.
Barber shops and beauty shops reported 1935 receipts of 2.917 million dollars each. Beauty parlors totaled 1.75 million. Funeral directors and crematories showed 3.629 million. Laundries excluding power lams and shoe shine parlors recorded 1.417 million.
A Wilkes-Barre jury of 12 convicted Michael Fugmann in the Easter bomb killing of Thomas Maloney Jr., one of three Good Friday explosion victims, and fixed the penalty at death after more than 30 hours deliberation.
Fugmann, 52, Hanover miner, found Not Guilty by jury after calm courtroom demeanor and sentencing to a $100 fine and six months in jail. In a separate case, Harry Stanley of Shenandoah was found Not Guilty by reason of insanity for arson of two boxcars. he had been confined at Marion Asylum since 1933 and later deemed sane by treatment but initially insane.
LURAY Oct 7 John G. Hege Jr of Washington on motion was allowed to withdraw his appeal on a drunken driving conviction and pay his fine of 100 dollars assessed several months ago. Edward Hutchinson and L T Greeden who appealed from a conviction of manufacturing ardent.
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