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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
7
The Winchester Evening Star advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9770 featuring a broad-shouldered fall dress with slim skirt panels and capelet accents. It lists sizes 14 to 40, fabric and ribbon yardages, and a pattern book offer priced 15 cents with combined book and pattern at 25 cents.
Classified notices list several sale items including a Model T Ford Truck in good condition offered by R. P. Anderson of Gore Virginia with a 9 6 2t date marker. Also advertised is a one and a half ton Ford Truck with two horses and two cows from H Purcell plus Willis Bicycle Shop listing bicycles and tires for sale and a domestic helper position advertised by XYZ Star with travel duties.
Six and five room apartments available in a brick veneered building. Features include waxed hardwood floors tiled bathrooms automatic oil heat and bedrooms with lavatories. Windows have shades and copper screens. Basement washroom with washing machine rinsing tubs and soft water heater. Optional electric refrigerator and range. Apply N J Wiggin ton 21 Clark street Winchester Va Phone 688 9 1f.
Frederick county schools will begin the 1933-34 term next Tuesday September 12 with an 8 month term anticipated. A teachers meeting is scheduled for Monday September 11 at 9 a.m. in the County Court House.
By distress warrant in the case Virginia Apple Storage Co Inc vs J A Rudolph trading as Green Garden Filling Station a public auction will be held Wednesday September 13 1933 at 10 o clock A M at Green Garden Filling Station one mile south of Winchester on the Valley Turnpike. The property includes store fixtures such as 1 cash register 3 glass show cases 1 pair scales 1 heating stove and restaurant fixtures like tables chairs dishes and kitchen utensils. Cash terms. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton for Harry L McCann Frederick County Va.
Mrs Pia Bessie and Mr and Mrs Allen visit Stephens City while W H Ri visits his daughter Mrs Joseph Strode. Rev W R Hardesty and Rev H E Richardson lead a successful meeting at the Double Churches. The Council of Religious Education convention at Trinity Lutheran Church attracted many with Prof Nelson T Huffman as noted speaker.
The Fairmont Creamery Company of Columbus Ohio seeks registration under Virginia law for its tin ten gallon cream cans. The cans are painted yellow with a red neck. the body unpainted and the word Fairme indented in tin or the letters F C Co indented at the neck. Notary A G Henson confirms the filing date August 24 1933.
The account praises the grand success and credits Rev. Mr. Alleman and his parish for making attendees feel welcome and at home.
Randolph-Macon Academy begins its forty first year on September 19 marking consolidation with Bedford Virginia’s Randolph-Macon and the Front Royal school. Only two longtime faculty remain from previous years C L Melton and George W Riddick now athletics director. New faculty includes head Prof John C Boggs formerly of Bedford with Maj Robert C Rives former Danville Military School commandant returning after service at the Naval Academy.
Funeral rites were held at Berge ton Va for Melvin Ernest Snyder 22 of Strasburg who died from injuries after a truck strike in Shenandoah county. The driver Clifton Coffman stated Snyder lay in the road. coffin burial followed at the family ground. survivors include his widow Cora Levalt and parents at Tomahawk W Va.
Funeral rites will be held at the Reliance United Church for Floyd Lester Graver son of Mr and Mrs David Graver of Reliance. He died from a cerebral hemorrhage Monday afternoon in Waynesboro Virginia. Interment will be in Reliance Cemetery. He was born in Reliance 24 years ago and lived in Waynesboro six years, working in a hardware store. He is survived by his widow Estelle Lee Loving a young son Howell Lester his parents two brothers Nelson and Arthur Williams and Elsie at home and another brother Merle of Staunton. He had been hunting Monday morning and later worked on an ensilage cutter before his death.
The passage notes hydrogen occurs free in volcanic gases and is produced by sulphuric acid, iron, or electrolysis of a caustic solution. It states electrolysis of 15 percent caustic solution yields 0.7 percent pure hydrogen, described as odorless tasteless and colorless.
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