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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

6

Personal and Social Mention From Millwood

Millwood social notes list Agnes Esten visiting New York relatives and traveling to Algonquin Maine with cousins. Many locals host tea guests, attend visits in Baltimore, Norfolk, and Richmond, and plan winter residences with extended family in Charlotte and Washington.

Charlotte N. C Elizabeth Travers Edmond Randolph Taylor Beverley Taylor Charles Town W. Va Marion Cooke Norfolk Kennedy Edsall Meikie Watson Cooke Abe Robert P Whistle Lexington Everard Kidder Meade Richmond Omas W. Meade Evé K. Meade,Jr William Wright Rappahannock Walter Roestler New York Millwood BoDuval Chambers Westover Paris James River Chambers Christ Church, Millwood Pendleton Kennedy Edsall Ocean Drier Col Raymond Robins Sptember Boston Cambridge Eugene Emerson Edwin Browne Jane Cary Randolph Miriam Scott Stockbridge Mass John Pitman Manhasset L. I Mary Carter Randolph Clifford Watson Jamestown R. I Mexico Lipscomb Mary Lipscommit Inlaw W. Pinkney Wetherall W. Pinkney Wetherall, Jr

Llangollen Wins Grand Championship at Warrenton Show

Kinprillis, gray gelding from Llangollen Stables, owned by Mrs. John Whitney, wins grand championship at Warrenton Horse Show. The event closes with 6000 spectators as Whitney and Dr. Lewis M. Allen's stables vie for top honors. Clifton's Beau also earns multiple class wins.

Kinprius Llangollen John Hay Whitney Upperville Warrenton Whitney Lewis M. Allen Winchester Kinprillis Clifton Beau Dr. Allen Mrs. Whitney Robert Guggenheim New York Sportsman Gra Allen Stables Allen Two Loggins Brown Bruin Oerce P. Greenhalgh Toledo Marjorie McLeod Bethesda Love Token Allen Potts Gordonsville Northern Virginia Manley W. Carter Orange James H. Price Virginia

Order of Publication in Frederick County Va. Court

Clerk's Office in Frederick Virginia orders Job H Cunningham and Mrs Bessie Cunningham to appear within ten days after publication to protect their interests. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posting at courthouse. Copy to defendants at their post office addresses per affidavit. C. C. Brannon, Clerk.

Job Cunningham Bessie Cunningham Job H. Cunningham Frederick Virginia Job H. Cunan Job H. Cunam C. C. Brannon

Goodly Gardening on Painting Wounds in Pruning

Reader asks if painting pruning wounds is necessary. The column says simple shellac or grafting wax suffices on non resinous trees, while pines and spruces heal naturally without paint. painting may slow healing on stone fruits. A sublimate solution serves as an antiseptic dressing.

Finalia Smith: Wooster Couple Welcome Twelfth Child

Dr. A C Smith of Wooster Ohio names his wife Gail and their 12th child Finalia after a long family discussion. The couple has nine sons and two daughters prior, making Finalia the couple's 12th child and latest addition.

A. C. Smith Wooster, O Finalia Gail Smith

Red Steer Fertilizers Promises Balanced Plant Feeding

An advertising pitch argues that hundreds of plants require equal portions of fertilizer for optimal yield and quality. It touts swift modern machinery and experienced experts to ensure every plant receives balanced elements.

Swift Make

Classic Cinderella tale dominates world storytelling history

The piece notes Cinderella as the most popular story among earth's peoples, with at least 850 versions circulated over 4,000 years. It also mentions the first military use of a submarine in 1776 during the American Revolution.

Textile mill owners negotiate strike with labor board

Heads mill owner George A Sloan and Robert Lloyd Garrison discuss the strike of over 500 000 textile workers after Sloan demanded union leaders confer with the textile code authority. Strike Chairman Francis J Gorman urged the conferences continue under the labor board auspices.

George A. Sloan Cotton Textile Institute Dr. Lloyd Garrison National Labor Relations Board Sloan Textile Code Authority Francis J. Gorman Labor Board

Production Group Meets Thursday in Winchester Red Cross

A Winchester Frederick county Red Cross production committee will meet in the John Kerr School building tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Mrs Hicks secretary urges all members to attend and help cut garments. A nursing service activities committee met Saturday and will reconvene September 12 to decide class locations for home hygiene and sick care training.

Red Cross John Kerr Hicks Nursing Service Activities Committee

Boy Cult Delayed Medical Aid Faces Life Threatening Condition

Eight year old Wallace Doyle Sharp Jr. lies in bed in Fort Payne Alabama after an operation delayed by members of a religious faith healing cult who hid him from doctors. Wallace and James Miller the preacher and Wallace Smith are shown accused of delaying treatment for four days during a tuberculosis leg infection. The operation removing infected bone was performed only after a circuit judge warned he would seek murder indictments against relatives if the boy died without care.

Wallace Doyle Sharp, Jr Sharp Fort Payne Ala Wallace Doyle Smith James Miller

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