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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
10
The Congregational Christian Church of Winchester observes World Communion Day next Sunday tied to Rally Day in Sunday school. The 11:00 a.m. service features guest speaker Rev. Charles W. Caulkins, pastor of Leesburg’s Baptist Church, who will discuss First Things First.
Senator Harry S. Truman the Democratic nominee for vice president spoke to a Missouri wide Elks convention in Kansas City on September 28. He warned that throwing a brick at a bureaucrat on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington would hit a Republican two to one.
Public sale to be held Saturday September 30 1944 at 10 AM at the late Wade H. Muse home in Middletown Virginia. Auction includes household furniture, beds bedding Queensware glassware rare antique furniture corner cupboard sideboard tables chairs steamfitters tools and a complete well drilling machine viewable at Hammack's Garage Middletown. Admr Herbert S. Larrick.
W Erle Edwards Frederick County Justice addressed the Winchester Junior Board of Trade at the weekly luncheon. He urged a full time probation officer and expanded recreation for children as key responses to juvenile delinquency. He argued education over legislation and favored probation over industrial school commitments.
Warns that warm weather masks kidney strain and urges action. Explains kidneys remove acids and toxins. when failing, waste stays in blood causing backache leg pains and swelling. Recommends Doan’s Pills, used for over 40 years, to flush kidneys and relieve symptoms.
Bruce Palmer of Washington, a past president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, attended as a guest. An invitation to attend a Chambersburg charter presentation was read and a director's meeting was announced for tonight.
Ed ward R. Gisburne urges Hagerstown area passenger car owners to share cars, form pools, drive calmly, check tires and brakes, keep fluids and batteries maintained, and avoid hoarding. He notes private autos carry three-fourths of essential wartime transportation and calls for selling unused cars to essential war workers.
An old drug store ad promotes Teal solution for athletes foot with 90 percent alcohol. It urges full strength application to treat itchy sweaty smelly feet and also appeals for use on insect bites or poison ivy. The note lists a price of 35 cents at Boyd's Drug Store.
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