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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
3
President Roosevelt's ten car relief tour departs Chicago at noon for a cross country trip. Horner notes no political agenda, citing general relief needs after WPA cuts. Dieterich says they were visiting as the train moves through Illinois toward Iowa and Nebraska.
Home and office lighting diffuses light to ease eye strain and reduce fatigue. Doctors recommend this kind of illumination, and a free booklet Saving your eyes with Correct Lighting is available by request or visit to the showroom.
President Roosevelt traveled by private car on a 6 000 mile journey toward Seattle stopping only for engine and car changes. He met officials including Mayor Fy . Kelly Henry Horner and U. S. Senator Dietrich while in transit and planned rear platform appearances at Cheyenne Wendover and Casper.
Thelma Duncan widow of John Duncan died at age 92 after a three year illness at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver Kern in Chambersville. Born March 8 1845 she outlived her husband by 13 years and leaves two nephews Clarence Haymaker Clinton Barr both of Chambersville and five nieces including Mrs Jessie Adams Mrs Ettie Orndorff Mrs Nellie Alderton and others. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Mount Olive United Brethren Church at 10 30 a m conducted by Rev Luther McFarland with interment in the adjacent cemetery. The body was moved to Omps funeral home for burial prep.
Subscribers in Winchester who fail to receive the Evening Star are urged to call POSTAL TELEGRAPH for prompt delivery. There is no charge for this service.
Funeral services for Miss Mary Orndorff of Oranda were held at the Jackson home on West Germain Street with Rev. George Earle Owen and Rev. W. L. Dudley officiating. Committal services followed at Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg with Rev. Arthur Wake in charge. Pallbearers included E. E. Keister, S. L. Burgess, F. D. Maphis, F. E. Zea, D. M. Zea, and W. M. Stickley. she is survived by two sisters and three nieces.
The report states the corporation will acquire utility and commercial grade apples but not anything below utility. Last year it bought both bulk and packed apples and it is understood the policy will continue with emphasis on higher quality lots.
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