Pattern 9153 Makes Smart Pajamas For Christmas Gifting
The Winchester Evening Star advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9153 with a smart shirtmaker pajama set and a trim blouse. It lists sizes 12 to 40 and fabric needs for size 16, priced patterns at fifteen cents each, and the winter Marian Martin Pattern Book at fifteen cents. Orders go to The Pattern Department New York address.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1482 B for winter chic outfits
The Barbara Bell pattern offers a pull over shirt and six gore skirt suitable for beginners. It uses the standard dressmaker figure and easy fitting adjustments, with a fashionable floor length hem of ten inches. Sizes 12 to 42, with yardage given for blouse and skirt, and tomorrow’s house-dress theme noted.
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Barbara Bell
American Flyers Lose Time In London Derby Flight
At Mildenhall England on October 22 the Scott Black team led the London to Melbourne air derby, reaching Singapore ahead of all others after a manned fuel issue near Allahabad. Dutch pair Parmentier Moll and Geysendorfer Asjes crashed near Allahabad. Mallisons faced gear jams and fog delays in Karachi and Allahabad, while Turner Pangborn and the Americans struggled to find Allahabad before resuming toward Calcutta.
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Mildenhall Airdrome
England
B Hind
C. W. A. Scott
Campbell Black
Singapore
Scott
London
Melbourne
K. D. Parmbentier
J. J. Moll
Miles
I Mo
Can
Amy
Jim
Roscoe Tuyner
Clyde Pangborn
Allahabad
Black
Darwin
Australia
Turner
Pangborn
India
Himalayas
Calcutta
Parmentier
G. H. Geysendorfer
D. J. Asjes
Allaha
Rangoon
Playhouse Shaped Like Shoe Built for Children
A fairy tale inspired playhouse fashioned as a shoe was constructed on a Canton Massachusetts estate for children to enjoy.
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Canton
Mass
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Anna R Phillips at Toms Brook
The funeral for Anna R Phillips widow of C W Phillips and mother of J Fred Thwaite was conducted Thursday at St Peter s Lutheran Church in Toms Brook with Dr Luther A Thomas and Rev A R Shumate officiating. Readings included Lead Kindly Light and Sometime We ll Understand. Attendees included many relatives and out of town guests from Roanoke Washington D C Frederick Md Hagerstown Md Brunswick Md Front Royal and New Market with floral tributes from numerous friends.
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Anna R. Phillips
C. W. Phillips
J. Fred’ Thwaite
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Toms Brook
Luther A. Thomas
A. R. Shumate
W. E. White
Roanoke
Frank Bushong
Clarendon
Mays
Ruth Shackleford
Roy
Evelyn Borden
W. B. Allen
Washington, D. C
Richard Garton
Kate White
Frederick, Md
Lucy Phillips
Grace
Ruth Younkins
R. Phillips
Weaverton
W. Phillips
Hagerstown
Ella Main
Brunswick
Bessie Mullenden
Gaylord
R. D. Grabill
New Market
Ott Jess
Harry Borden
Front Royal
Holmes Yeakley
Foster Gray
Peter and Paul Snider
Grover Schlack
Samuel B. Brown
Mrs. Robinson To Be Arraigned in Kidnaping Case
Mrs Frances Robinson remains jailed for safety ahead of arraignment on the Stoll kidnaping charges. Her attorney said she will not seek bail reduction, citing fear of her fugitive husband. A warrant for her father in Louisville was sent to Nashville while he is free on $25,000 bond. Nearby, Mrs Harry Russell and Miss Mary Russell visit Baltimore as guests of friends.
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Louisville
Frances Robinson
Clem W. Huggins
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Berry V. Stoll
United States
Horace Frierson
Robinson
Liberty
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway Russell
J. Victor Arthur
Baltimore
Electric Chair Idle On Day Set For Legenza
Virginia's electric chair was ready to execute Walter Bo Legenza today, but he was missing after a bold jail break. His partner Robert Mais, convicted of murder in a hold up that killed truck driver Ewell Huband, remained in custody in Richmond as both await transfer to the penitentiary.
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Richmond
Virginia
Walter “Bo” Legenza
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Robert Mais
Ewell Huband
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond City
State
Legenva
Yugoslavia Extends Mourning For King Alexander
Belgrade reports a royal decree extends mourning for the late King Alexander to one year with black flags nationwide and public amusements banned until October 23. Budapest says Yugoslavia seeks search for unnamed Yugoslavs linked to the assassination per an arrested suspect in France.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Budapest
Hungary
France
Thirteen Die In Storm On Pacific Coast
Washington Oregon coast storm kills at least 13 with gales up to 83 miles an hour. Flooded Grays Harbor cities Aberdeen and Hoquiam suffer heavy damage to ships, buildings and communications as tidal surge swamps business and residential areas.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Rev F M Lucas Welcomed by Stephens City Church
Members of the Stephens City Methodist charge welcomed their new pastor the Rev F M Lucas and family at the Stephens City Church. Local pastors joined in the reception with toastmaster Charles Staples presiding. Greetings were given by Dr W F Locke Rev Snyder Alleman Rev Allen Jones Rev H B Richardson and others.
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Stephens City
M. BE
South
F. M. Lucas
Stephens City Methodist Church
Charles E. Staples
W. F. Locke
Winchester
Snyder Alleman
Lutheran Church
Allen Jones
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Richardson
United Brethren Church
Nancy Parker
A. Conner
C. 8. Headley
W. 8
Hauptmann Defense Star Witness Promised in Lindbergh Trial
Rudolph Furcht, superintendent of the Majestic apartments in New York, says records show Bruno Hauptmann worked at the Bronx building from March 1 1932 the day of the Lindbergh child kidnapping and was employed 8 am to 5 pm. Mrs Edwin Hinks visits friends in Upperville Virginia after staying with Mrs Robert Ward on South Washington Street.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Lindbergh
Rudolph Furcht
Majestic
New York City
Bronx
Edwin Hinks
Robert W. Ward
South Washington Street
Upperville
Mrs. Johnson Is In Hospital In Baltimore
Mrs. Hugh S. Johnson wife of the former National Recovery Administrator is resting comfortably at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She has been a patient since last Tuesday and is under observation and diagnostic study. Dr. Llewellyn F. Barker was unavailable to further discuss the case.
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Baltimore
Hughs. Johnson
National Recovery
Johns Hopkins’ Hospital
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Evening Star
Times Square
New York, N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Col. Turner
Karachi
Geysendorfer
Luxenberg’s Department Store
Loudoun St
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Phillips
Legenza
Pacific Coast
Joseph Furcht
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
SARAH PEABODY CENTER+ PRESS
Llewellyn F. Barker
Moling & Cather Phone
T. F. Timberlake
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
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