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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1936

Page

7

Babson argues unemployment is overstated despite jobless reports

Babson asserts that actual output today matches 1923–27 levels once population growth is accounted for, with normal production across industries though capital goods show higher unemployment. He cites machinery gains and shifts from heavy industries to consumer goods, plus ongoing labor market readjustment and higher living standards.

Babson Roger Babson Babson P. Mass Babson Park Mass Barson Abson Yener al Swance

List of Don ts for Licensees in Virginia

Richmond Oct Li the board mails to beer and wine licensees a set of don ts to guide law observance and new cash sale regulations for beer and wine. Key rules prohibit selling to minors or intoxicated persons, selling hard liquor, serving hard drinks on premises, noisy or unsanitary premises, and permit revocation for violations. Licensees must inform patrons to obey the law or risk losing their license.

Richmond Oct

Will Adolf Hitler Go After Stalin Map Offer

Readers are invited to order a new map of Soviet Russia from the Winchester Evening Star. The piece links on the Spanish War and the clash between Communists and Fascists, offering explanations of the Soviet system, Five Year Plan, and marriage and divorce laws as collateral information. Include name, address, and ten cents for cost and handling.

Russia Winchester Evening Star

Rampaging wild dogs kill deer in Maryland mountains

Hagerstown Maryland district forest warden William G Renner reports wild dogs have killed 20 deer in Frederick and Washington counties since the first of the month. Sportsmen have dogs in the Paxville Catoctin Furnace area, but at least three killers remain at large.

Hagerstown William G. Renner Frederick Renner Paxville-Catoctin

Changes In Half a Century Of Winchester Telephone Service

A historical overview traces Winchester telephone service from the Northern Virginia Telephone Company established fifty years ago to the Southern Bell system and the Chesapeake and Potomac operations. It covers key figures, office sites, central offices, and the growth to thousands of daily calls and nationwide connections.

Winchester Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia L. G. McElligott McElligott Bell Telephone Office Harry F. Byrd United States R. W. Stack Harry S. Boyle Ralph M. Pettit Arthur C. Harrison Lawrence E. Roland J. T. Yates Loudoun Piccadilly Streets Commercial and Savings Bank Northern Virginia Telephone Company Berryville Strasburg Fuller Winchester Telephone Company General Assembly of Virginia L. Hoover S. R. Atwell Bruce Worthington Miller Supply Company E. E. Stone Robert T. Barton Mr. Hoover Winchester Evening Star Bell Company Hansbrough and Carter Bell System Southern Bell Annie Hollis Willetta Wierman Star Ethel Anderson Wierman Southern Bell Company William M. Atkinson Baker's Drug Store Baker's Livery P. W. Boyd J. A. Burgess R. E. Byrd J. E. Correll Loring Cover City Eddy Press Evans Hotel Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank Williamc. Gratchen Gratchen Grove Company R. E. Griffith G. Guilliam Harmer and Conner C .A. Heller's L. R. Fay H. H. Baker S. Carter S. H. Hansbrough Winchester and Nineven Telephone Company Frederick Warren Bell Telephone System

Reynolds County Dinner Guests and Local Visits

Reynolds County news notes several dinners and visits. Residents hosted friends from Winchester Baltimore Cumberland and Martinsburg with multiple families visiting Sun days and Mondays. Local health updates mention a hospital patient improving and Edward Luttrell's Winchester business visit while Offutt Peacemaker shows slow recovery.

Rock Enon Notes Weather Rain In Section

Rock Enon Virginia October nine section reports rain. Custer Jones moved from Rock Enon to near Winchester. Mrs L F Cassier from Lahen West Virginia is in Washington hospital. Mrs Lucille Malone of Texas visits cousin Anew Hook. Malone formerly Lucille Anderson. Mrs Asa Ruckerman, Wesley Ruckerman and Miss Lucille Johnson travel to Hagerstown to attend the air show.

Rock Enon Custer Jones Winchester L. F. Cassier Lahen W. Va Washington, D. C Lucille Malone Texas Anew Hook Malone Lucille Anderson Asa Ruckerman Wesley Ruckerman Lucille Johnson Hagerstown Air

Local Visitors Reported Across Hogue Creek Area

Hogue Creek Va residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs John Hoover and son and Rev B F Spitzer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clark Braithwaite. Others hosting and visiting family friends included Mr Joseph White and his sons and Miss Frances Larrick with Miss Gladys Bott.

Hogue Creek John Hoover Sloan Wolfe B. F. Spitzer Clark Braithwaite Joseph White Scott White Frances Larrick Gladys Bott Winchester Alvin Kerns Mary Anna Kerns

Weekend Guests Visit Local Families

Les Brown were weekend guests of Miss Pauline Crowser. Mr. Carter Hoover, who has employment in Washington, spent the weekend with his family.

Les Brown Pauline Crowser Carter Hoover Washington

Opequon Lake Notes Report Visitors and Harvest Activity

Opequon Lake Virginia notes include Mrs. Albert Stine traveling to Staunton and returning with visitors to Ruth Kerns home. Guests at Harry last Sunday included Ambrose Whitacre and family from Darksville and R M Kerns. Roscoe Singleton from Tennessee works in W A Grove orchard. Stine travels to Alexandria and Kerns boards Mil ler and Dove while employed in the apple harvest.

P. J. Lawrence Edith Line Martinsburg C. W. Moore Elmer Hinkle Maude Brannon E. B. Brannon Lee Ambrose Great Cacapon W. Va Walter Moore Susan B. Lewis Winchester Lee Crossen B. C. Holliday Harry Largent Edward Rupple Austin Steward A. C. McCoy Edgar Largent Opequon Lake Albert Stine Staunton Ruth Kerns Richard Jolliffe Tucker Michael Good Lora Harry Ambrose Whitacre Kathryn Paul Darksville R. M. Kerns Roscoe Singleton Tennessee W. A. Grove Grove Alexandria Herbert Howard Miller Wilkins Oden Dove Lost River

Harvest Home Services at Centenary Sunday

Annual harvest home services at Centenary Reformed Church 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Rev Dr S L Flickinger preaching on The Harvest Crown. Sanctuary adorned with fruits flowers vegetables and grains. All invited to reflect beyond politics and give thanks for the 1936 harvest.

Centenary Reformed Church

Missionary work reported at Baltimore Methodist conference

About 500 pastors and lay delegates from Maryland Virginia DC and West Virginia gathered for the Baltimore annual conference. Bishop Edwin D. Mouton summarized church accomplishments and Bishop Paul B. Kern reported on missionary activities. Virginia sent the largest delegation and plans were discussed to hold the General Conference in 1938 in Richmond. Dr. H. M. Canter was chosen conference secretary.

Washington Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore Maryland Virginia District of Columbia West Virginia Edwin D. Mouton Charlotte N. C Paul B. Kern Durham J. Manning Potts Richmond H. M. Canter Epworth Church

Many Would Wed Myrna Loy

Hollywood dispatch reports M G M records show 79 percent of letters from men to Myrna Loy propose marriage. Other stars named include Joan Crawford Jean Harlow Carole Lombard Kay Francis Claudette Colbert and Rosalind Russell.

Hollywood Myrna Loy Alneasn M-G-M_ Studios Checkers Joan Crawford Jean Harlow Carole Lombard Kay Francis Claudette Colbert Rosalind Russell

Regulations Governing Hunting Migratory Game Birds

Open seasons and bag limits for migratory game birds set by the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries in Virginia. Ducks ten per day? actually ten aggregate. Geese four. Rails and gallinules fifteen. Sora twenty five. Cool fifteen. Woodcock four. Wilson snipe fifteen. Mourning doves twenty. specific county dates apply including Louisa county. Waterfowl 7 am to 4 pm. rails gallinules woodcock and dove 7 am to sunset. By order Carl H. Nolting Chairman Richmond August 29 1936.

Sora Woodcock Wilson Louisa County Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Richmond Virginia Carl H. Nolting

Public livestock sale by Jolliffe brothers in Stephenson

Public sale of horses and other livestock set for October 16 at 10 a.m. includes horses, colts, cattle and hogs. J L and J W Jolliffe offer buying or selling on commission in Stephenson Virginia. Phone numbers provided.

J. L J. W. Jolliffe Stephenson

Confirmation at Front Royal and Meade Memorial

The Rt. Rev. Frederick D. tutor will officiate confirmation services in two Valley Convocation churches on Sunday October 11. Bishop Goodwin will preside at Calvary Episcopal Church at 11:00 AM with the 1936 class presented for confirmation and a sermon. Meade Memorial Church White Post hosts 3:30 PM service and sermon.

Frederick D Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Valley Goodwin Calvary Episcopal Church Meade Memorial Church White Post

Crash Victim To Go Under Knife

Vin Bayliss 12 year old son of a state officer may undergo brain surgery after a skull fracture from a truck crash in Winchester. An X ray showed the fracture. the child is conscious but visitors are restricted as he remains in critical condition.

Vin Bayliss Mra. R. BE Winchester Stuart Patterson

New Discovery Promises Relief In Weeks For Chronic Ailments

An advertisement touts ARAX a new remedy claimed to end pain and suffering in weeks for stomach trouble nervousness liver rheumatic pain and general rundown. It urges readers to visit Miller's Medicines 107 N Tendoun Street for a free trial and to learn how ARAX blends ancient herbs into a liquid formula sold by leading druggists.

Miller N. Tendoun Street Miller’s

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