Story of the Apple to be filmed in stages today
The "Story of the Apple" will be completed for a news reel with scenes from packing plants and the National Fruit Product plant. Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce said over 600 feet of film were used yesterday and more than 1,200 feet will be shot. Filming covers harvesting, packing, marketing and by products at Winchester Cold Storage. M. D. Cook and J. M. Flournoy lead the project with support from Greyhound Lines for transport.
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National Fruit Product
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Ter
M. D. Cook
Universal
J. M. Flournoy
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
W.M. Krise
E. J. Snapp
Walter M. Shade
J. J. Miller
R. E. Buncutter
Allan Bond
Garland Quarles
Harry Ebert
Greyhound Lines
Archbishop Edward Hutson Dies After Pneumonia Battle
The Most Rev Edward Hutson D D archbishop of the Church of Man in the West Indies died at St Luke's Hospital Chicago after a Monday pneumonia attack. He had attended the Pan American Conference of Anglican bishops in Evans ton last week and remained active despite his age.
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Chicago
Edward Hutson
Church of Man
West Indies
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anglican Bishops
Evanston
Hutson
Mexico Edict Seeks to Curb Grocery Price Profiteering
Mexico announces a government edict ordering all groceries to display prices publicly to fight profiteering as tortilla costs soar and threaten the poorer classes. Authorities cite rising corn costs as a main cause.
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Ee City
Mexico
Anacostia Eagles Face Health Club Sunday
The Anacostia Eagles challenge the Health Club Sunday in the third semi pro game this season. Reports from Winchester say the Eagles have the fastest semi pro team in Washington and they recently beat the Virginia Athletic Club 8 to 0.
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Anacostia Eagles
Eagles
Winchester
Washington
Virginia Athletic Club
Alexandria
Anacostians
Howard L. James
Warwick A. C
Brunswick
Charlie Anderson
Lehman Reverses Time to Aid Ex-Governor Smith
Gov Herbert H Lehman will broadcast from Syracuse at 9 p m to 10 p m EDT for reelection with Roosevelt on the ticket. Former Gov E Smith campaigning for Jeffersonian Democrats will speak from Chicago at 9 30 to 10 30 p m EDT, a half hour earlier than Lehman originally planned.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
E. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago
Lehman
Syracuse
4&Froosevelt
Pittsburgh
Clipper Makes Pre-View Flight From Alameda
Pan American’s Philippine Clipper to Asia regains test flight status. President Juan Trippe and 16 guests will fly from Alameda to Manila time with a stop at Macao. The 800 mile run marks pre view toward continental service. The departure is scheduled for 6 am Friday Manila time.
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Alameda
Calif
Pan-Ameri
Hong Kong
China
Continental Asia
Manila
Juan Trippe
Macao
Local Fair Winners in Crafts and Needlework
The report lists multiple class results with winners and runners up for categories including bound buttonholes, knits, crochet, best made dress, sacks items, vanity sets, samplers, fudge, seafoam, peanut brittle, fruits, vegetables, pickles, beans, and textile crafts. Notable names include Eva Ritenour, Charlotte Lemley, Margaret Bauserman, and Turesa Kitchen among others.
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Ea Rh Lemley
Helen
Bound
Ada Lee Ritenour
Charlotte Lemley
Elizabeth McAboy
Frances McAboy
Sampler
Alice Catherine Lemley
Fudge
Helen Venable
Jean Smallwood
Alice Craig
Ruth Bauserman
Seafoam
Margaret Bauserman
Dorothy Lemley
Turessa Kitchen
Margaret Grim
Jean Duvall
Lucille Carter
Ann ThomasSickley
Margaret Bausermand
Stella Terault
Eva Ritenour
Teresa Kitchen
Mary Boyd
Anne Thomas Stickey
Turesa Kitchen
Roosevelt Cheered In Worcester Speech On Information
In Worcester a jammed audience heard Roosevelt denounce misformation and propaganda about administration taxes. He spoke to large crowds before leaving to continue his trip.
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Page One
Worcester
Public sale of valuable Winchester city property
A decree in Rose F. Keller guardian case directs a public auction in Winchester Virginia at 11 a.m. on Saturday October 31 1936. The sale includes a brick residence and large lot on North Loudoun Street with three building lots. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual payments with 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
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Rose F. Keller
Margaret Keller
Minnie F. Keller
City of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Loudoun Street
Said Street
George W. Keller
Annie E. McGill
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
Corrine Barnett
President’s car tour draws huge crowds across two states
Worcester Hall reports the President completed a 160 mile drive from Providence Rhode Island in nearly 11 hours as crowds stretched along the route. Police estimate 175000 gathered on Boston Common and surrounding areas, surpassing Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and Detroit attendance at previous events.
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Worcester Hall
Providence
R. I
Boston Common
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Torch Bearers Cast Chosen At Winchester Theatre
Cast for the Winchester Little Theatre second 1936 season play The Torch Bearers features Mrs Burr P Harrison directing with lead actors Mrs Geor Smith and Schuyler Larkin plus a wide ensemble including Helen Shelmire Ziegler Harry Hanst Robert McKelvey Virginia Lupton William Bell Phyllis Meem Ernest L Rhodes Louise Butsler and Richard Griffith Jr rehearsals are well underway and final preparations are under way.
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Winchester Little Theatre
George Kelly
Burr P. Harrison
Geor Smith
Schuyler Larkin
Mrs Burwell Dies Suddenly At Shepherdstown
Mrs Nathaniel Burwell of Shepherdstown died suddenly at her home last night. She was formerly Miss Loraine Turner of Shepherdstown. Survived by husband Dr Nathaniel Burwell and three daughters Rose Marie Page Dorothy Willing Burwell and son Nathaniel Burwell Jr. Funeral services expected Friday at 3 p m in Shepherdstown.
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Millwood
Nathaniel Burwell
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Burwell
Loraine Turner
Phillip Burwell
Winchester
Rose Marie
Page
Dorothy Willing Burwell
Warrenton Rotary Is Ten Years Old
Warrenton Rotary members met for a round table to accommodate absent attendees for the homecoming celebration honoring Mayor Anderson. President Frank Armstrong Jr announced Warrenton Club invites members and wives to Ladies Night on Oct 29 at 6 30 p.m. at St James Parish House and asked those able to attend to notify Secretary Frank Horton by Saturday.
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Rotary Club
Anderson
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Warrenton Club
St. James Episcopal Church
Frank Horton
Club member William Stryker celebrates 70th birthday
William Stryker of the club was congratulated on turning seventy as President Armstrand and fellow members extended their best wishes. They remind attendees to join the celebration tomorrow at 6 30 p m.
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William Stryker
Armstrand
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al Smith
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Chas. A. Hoshour
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Old Durham
Brumback
Opequon
Nicholson
Miller St
Wardrop
Cameron Street
N. N. Kent
Berryville Ave
N. Main St
Harrisonburg
Schewel Furniture Co
P. O
Stephens City
Eee Sampsell
Terrier
Loudoun ‘Street
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Edward C. Martz
Robert C. DeWitt
Wall
Little Theater
Fannie Primps
Fannie Brice
Comedienne
Frances
Fannie
Central Press
Warrenton
John S. Miller & CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
General Electric
Shenandoah Electrical Appliance CO
S. Loudoun St
Firestone Gum
Firestone Batteries
Firestone
Weaf Networks
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Loudoun St
LE. S
Omebhd
Rwerry
Iluminating
Tae
Northern
Hughes Motor CO
Bill
O. K
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Winchester, Virginia
Ford
H. W. Ebert
Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Winchester, Va
Goodrich Kathanade
Goodrich
New Goodrich
Thanodectro-Pak
Goodrich Batteries Road Service
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Boscawen
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