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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star notes its Winchester Virginia edition as a second class matter and credits the Associated Press. It lists subscription rates by year, six months, and three months, with separate carrier rates, plus advertising representation locations in Chicago and Detroit.
A fragmentary Bible text cites Parabe 119 and Matthew 6 verses urging faith. It blends lines about the wand and shielding paths with a directive to seek the kingdom of God first. The source presents archaic phrasing and mixed quotation.
The National Economy League calls for pruning pension rolls for ineligible veterans and halting pensions to non service related disabilities. It accuses a wasteful federal structure with duplicated foreign and domestic posts and urges broad government downsizing to avert higher taxes and national solvency risk.
A policy of intense and rigid economy is demanded. The National Economy League should ensure the policy is followed and expose any deviation or effort to revert to reckless public expenditure.
Fredericksburg essay argues readers favor ads over news in newspapers. It credits advertisers with sincerity truth and service, claiming intelligent planning and artistry attract attention and profits. The piece notes ads influence readers and that ads share pages with headlines.
Miss Elsie Mathews and Mrs. Ida Lycett hosted a dinner for the Girls Athletic Association. The Western Frederick Bank of Gore directors filed resolutions of respect for Clarence A. Gill.
The Winchester Fair will run August 28 to 31. A skeleton was unearthed at Srinchester Medical College today. Navarro and Norma Shea starred in The nt Prince at Empire Theatre. Bishop James Cannon Jr announced an optimistic joint civic luncheon. Miss Sarah Eleanor Chiles of Kernstown engaged to Dr. George William Small of Maine.
Shenandoah Valley Baseball League schedules its 1923 season to begin about June 1. New York Stock Exchange shares declined on a broad selling wave. Virginia Governor Trinkle proclaims April 20 as Arbor and Bird Day. A New York couple marks a record of 36 hours of nonstop dancing.
A city councilor died suddenly leaving the council in shock as Dr Charles Anderson was chosen in yesterday's primary as the Democratic candidate for a key seat.
Middletown Virginia items report C B Stickley C F Carper Julian Kline and Emory Snapp visited Richmond Sunday. Lawrence Orndorff of Stephens City spent Sunday afternoon with his uncle and aunt Walter and Mrs McCauley. Local residents previously confined with colds and grip regained health. Abbie Rinker returned to Maurertown after visiting her niece and nephew, Mr and Mrs Bernard Walker and other relatives.
Mrs. and Mrs. T. Conway visited here with their relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ludwig hosted parents over the week. Leslie Shiley and family saw Clayton Painter, who remains ill but improved. Tom Sperry adds roofs and repairs at the Sperry home. Robynann Crate and family recover from illness. Clarence Walker and family spent Sunday with Will Wilson’s in Strasburg. Abram Zirkle of Winchester joined Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Saunders here.
The Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund of London distributed 800000 dollars to 20000 members in 28 years and funded 100 children's education after members died. A separate Los Angeles Times note defines embarrassment as avoiding pretense, and London's Great Fire of 1666 began September 2 in a wooden house on Pudding Lane.
Personal and social notes from Berryville include cera snd Mim. Jones of Richin invited as honor guest to the King's Daughters and Sons convention in a county with Emmanuel Episcopal Church hosting on April 28. Richmond guest Mrs Read Gibson visits J E Harris family on South Church Street. Lewis Neill returns from Los Angeles after extended travel via Warrensburg and Jasper with stops in Birmingham and Clarke county. William Stalnaker and Peggy Moore Stalnaker of Cumberland MD visit A Moore Jr., Anne Cabell Moore joins them briefly.
Railroads have saved millions annually through studies and experiments that soften locomotive boiler water to prevent scale buildup. The note also warns that serving in the US Army does not automatically grant citizenship to aliens.
Record shows 24 hour rainfall at Panone with April to date 32 inches and year to date 8.59 inches. Winchester Laboratory lists 20 year average 34.53 inches. Monthly figures include February 2.70 inches March 3.11 April 3.73 May 3.41 June 3.45 September 3.18 October 3.06 November 2.25 December 2.37.
An advertisement for MEL LO GLO face powder promises wrinkle concealment and long wear. It claims a French process, smooth application, fragrance, and irritation-free formula, priced at 50 cents and one dollar at Baker's Drug Store tax free.
The Sales Directory lists events in early April including an Antique Shop sale by Miles B. Dean at 226 N. Cameron Winchester on April 4 at 10 a.m. A J A Hancher sale at White Hall on April 6 features household furniture. Mrs Arthur Smith sells at War densville grade on April 7 with a traction engine and tools. April 12 H G Newcome at W I Carbate’s on Valley Mill ponds.
Handwork returns as a trend with the Wonder Package offering over 800 transferable designs for patch work stenciling painting or decorating. Each set includes 12 sheets 24 by 36 inches no hot iron needed and designs can be reused ten to twelve times. Priced at 1.00 by mail prepaid with coupon.
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