Tinkerer with Watches and Radios Recalled
A casual inventor known for taking apart watches and radios, and reassembling them, has resurfaced with a broader interest in repairing and modifying electronic devices.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1926
Page
2
A casual inventor known for taking apart watches and radios, and reassembling them, has resurfaced with a broader interest in repairing and modifying electronic devices.
Buick reports strong demand for its top grade used cars, prompting efforts to maintain supply and quality. The recall shows consumer confidence in Buick as a source of reliable vehicles and signals continued market strength.
Used on good road since bought by owner. Good tires and paint like new. Duco finish. A bargain. See this car before you buy.
Classic 1925 Ford Touring in near new paint with balloon tires and many extras. Has seen little use and is priced to sell quickly.
Auction or sale listing notes a 1924 Chevrolet four door sedan in ce condition with a perfect motor and tires.
1923 Buick sedan offered with new paint and seven passenger capacity. Price listed for business use in taxi or staxi service.
Motor perfect and suitable for taxi business. Many other cars visible on our floor. Twelve months to pay. Your car accepted in trade.
Under deed of trust dated April 24 1926 the Washington Restaurant equipment will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at 11 oclock A M Monday September 27 1926 on the premises 11 Boscawen Street Winchester Virginia. The sale includes 5 porcelain top restaurant tables 15 chairs 1 National cash register 1 marble top counter 1 glass cigar show case and other equipment listed in the trust deed. Philip Williams Trustee 40 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va.
Berlin readers report dance halls restrict the Charleston amid clashes as proprietors post Verboten signs. The Dancing Masters Association says the dance is now official but many locals cannot perform it properly causing injury and fights, forcing dancers to move to hotels and cabarets.
The first public Hindenburg bust in the Cologne zone since Allied evacuation was affixed to a Cathedral pillar 200 feet high. Officials said the elevated placement expresses that von Hindenburg as president watches over all his people.
Mount Pleasant Virginia notes for September 25 report on residents from Clearbrook and nearby areas spending Sunday at neighbors homes. Families of Lamp, Racey, Renner, Milhon, Williams, Hulver, Moreland and associated relatives are mentioned with visits to Will Milhon and Thurston Renner.
The list records visits and calls among residents around Winchester including Mr and Mrs Rus sell Carpenter and daughter Madilee Mr Jonah Spillman and family Mr Lee Lamp and Zora Orndardf and Mr Will Lamp and families Dellaran spent a night with Bessie Dyke Marianna Carpenter spent Saturday night with Geraldine Lamp Emhiert Copenhaver and family called on Asa Racey Mrs Gregg Orndorff and son Eugene visited Mrs John Perry Carson Dyke and family called on Dorsey Ritter and family Will Million visited Mrs John Perry last Wednesday Evening Mrs F Ritter and children with her mother Mrs Child Clarencé Lamp and family called on John Perry Vernie Cadwallader visited Mrs Ashby Loy Eva and Bessie Perry called on Vivian Lamp Apple picking noted as the day Buck Patcock spent last Thursday with Mrs John Perry and family.
About 35 000 persons in Great Britain pay taxes for using armorial bearings on automobiles and carriages.
A hat named for Gertrude Ederle appears in milliner windows. The brimless toque in luminous sea green velvet features a Neptunian trident pin and is styled to evoke the swimmer’s celebrated English Channel crossing.
Public sale will auction a 1105% acre limestone farm near Swimley Station about 3 miles from Summit Point with 9 acres timber 10 acres orchard a 6 room dwelling and outbuildings. The property lies 1% miles from Swimley Station and is in good bearing. Sale set for Sept 30 1926 at 2 30 p m. George F Sowers Summit Point West Virginia.
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