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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1936

Page

3

Social calendar highlights at United Brethren and Hawthorne

Sunday at 11 a m delegates report to Youth's Congress at United Brethren Church. Tea at 5 p m hosted by Mrs Donald Nixdorf and Mrs John Williams at Hawthorne. Tuesday Lions Club luncheon at 12 30 p m in George Washington Hotel. 3 30 p m Junior Auxiliary Memorial Hospital meeting at nurses home.

United Brethren Church Donald Nixdorf John Williams Hawthorne Lions Club George Washington Hotel Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Home

Resting Mr Robert S Smith Leaves Memorial for Home

Mr Robert S Smith county treasurer has been at Memorial Hospital this week for a rest cure per his physician and is expected to return home on the Middle Road west of Kernstown over the weekend. Deputies Mrs Dorothy McC Rice and Mrs R F Hatcher handle office affairs during his absence.

Robert S. Smith Memorial Hospital Middle Road Kernstown Dorothy McC. Rice R. F. Hatcher Smith Charles C. Hardy Harry Hardy New York William G. Hardy Gray Avenue F. A. Dickerson Greensboro N. C Hardy Bernard M. Sullivan Winchester Frederick County Francis Grim Boyd Francis Grim Charles Henry Grim West Germain Street

Etiquette Q A Guide to Polite Manners

A brief etiquette Q and A covers embarrassment over forgetfulness, using fingers to convey olives and radishes, and the phrase all fait meaning expert with pronunciation guidance. It emphasizes practical, simple decorum in common social situations.

Detroit Trial Hears Important Witness In Black Legion Slaying

In Detroit the Black Legion defendants under trial for the Charles A. Poole WPA death face testimony from Mrs. Marcia Rushing. Her testimony is deemed crucial by the state and she is related to a defendant and to the slain man’s widow.

Black Legion Detroit Charles A. Poole WPA Marcia Rushing Lowell Rushing Poole Central Press

Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire Return From England

Dr and Mrs H H McGuire return to their North Braddock street home after a month in England with Miss Anne Tucker McGuire. Dr McGuire resumes practice Monday morning. Also traveling were Dr and Mrs Grier Miller of Philadelphia. The item notes other local travel and visits by area residents and guests.

Hobart Thomas Danbury, Conn L. Kirby Dellinger North Braddock Street Frank N. Hack South Washington Street John T. Roddey Montreal, N. C Randolph T. Shields Evy Tucker Shields Lexington Rosa Tucker Mason Col Alto Tucker Shields New York Presbyterian Church China Miss Shields Cambride Mass Shady Hill School

Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Highlights Low-Cost Sodas and Sherbets

Local ad promotes Jumbo Ice Cream Sodas at 10 cents, Gigantic Milk Shakes at 10 cents, Double Dip Ice Cream Cones at 5 cents, and Old Fashion Plate Ice Cream at 10 cents. Eight flavors of ice cream and sherbets are available by phone order 766.

Patron announces lease of Conoco Station at Market and Gerrard

Harry L. Himelright announces lease of the Conoco Service Station at the Market and Gerrard Street corner. He invites patrons and expresses appreciation for future business. Dated September 4, 1921.

Conoco Market and Gerrard St Harry L. Himelright

Radio Highlights Show Politics and Drought Talks Across Networks

Radio listings detail political programming on CBS NBC and WJZ NBC with Republican William Hard and Women of 36, Democratic coverage, and Roosevelt Fireside Talk on drought. Weekend salients include Salt Water Derby from Seattle and a packed Saturday night with Red Grange and orchestras plus Sunday musical revues and opera broadcasts.

CBS Republican William Hard Wjznbc WEAF WGY WBEN WSYR WHAM New York NBC MBS T. 5 Elliott Bay Seattle Wash Red Grange Ed Fitzpatrick Russ Morgan WABC San Quentin Jan Garber WJZ Chicago Civic Opera Keith Beecher Lou Bring’s Cleveland Marion Talley Tim and Irene Maj. Bowes Grant Park Bobby Hayes Wm. Green Guy Lombardo Jane Adams Chicago Women's Symphony Radio City Symphony Oyly Carte Opera Co Walter Winchell Whiteman Henry Busse

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