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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester publishes daily except Sunday and is consolidated with The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and assigns Associated Press news credit where applicable The paper lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with varying term options and national advertising representation in major cities.
A short religious paragraph cites Proverbs 19 17 about lending to the poor as a loan to the Lord and promises repayment in kind. The note frames charity as prudent and faithful material support with spiritual reward.
Roanoke Times notes former governor and longtime figure Cole Blease plans to seek the South Carolina gubernatorial nomination next year while keeping a wary eye on the Senate race. Despite a diminished grip, Blease remains a potent political force and could pivot to the Senate if favorable.
The piece argues that equalizing outgo with income builds government credit and confidence, guiding families to realistic finances. War demands may force relief and debt, but maintaining payment ability remains crucial as deficit pressures rise.
A Philadelphia federal judge advised new citizens to watch their children and set good examples, urging support for churches and regular visits to teachers. He warned of past boom days when flaming youth reflected parental withdrawal and reduced cooperation with schools.
The text argues that fires and social change require joint effort from native-born and naturalized citizens. It emphasizes home and church communities must collaborate with work to advance civilization, noting no single group can do it alone.
Garland R. Quarles, vocational education speaker, will present The Harvest of the Years as the theme for Winchester school pageant during the Apple Blossom Festival. Other notes include local political talk and a look back at past years’ events in Virginia.
Residents and visitors from Winchester Star Tannery and surrounding towns are listed visiting relatives and attending church events. Highlights include births, illnesses, and social calls among families such as the Smiths Perry Rosenberger and Dyke, plus upcoming Ladies' Aid and Christian Endeavor meetings at the United Brethren Church.
Afghanistan shows only a few miles of hard surfaced roads while about 350 motor vehicles are registered. Switzerland for Peace notes Switzerland has likely enjoyed a longer uninterrupted term of peace than any other nation.
The three Akron disaster survivors appeared at the Navy Department to file their formal report. Secretary Claude Swanson spoke, praising comrades who died with discipline and courage as Assistant Secretary Henry L. Roosevelt and Admiral William Pratt stood by. Survivors Lieut Commander Herbert Wiley Boatswain's Mate Richard Deal and Metalsmith Moody Erwin were welcomed to record their testimony.
Sue Allard, a hotel operator, pursues romance with Philip Gerard while getting drawn into a violent underworld. Philip investigates Merle Beckwith s death and faces Minty Dorans gang as they plot to crush him and expose a criminal network. Grace warns Sue as Minty s men discuss threats and a plan to silence Gerard.
Weather data shows 24 hour rainfall ending 8 am none. April to date 32 inches year to date 8.59 inches. Winchester Laboratory reports 34.53 inches as twenty year average. Monthly averages vary from February 2.36 to May 3.73 inches with other months listed.
On East Boscawen Street a real dog fight captivated about a dozen passersby. A large German police dog battled a smaller foe as owners looked for injuries finding only minor skin marks. Witnesses called the clash a draw.
A demure local woman proposed flavored glue for stamps in a post office discussion. She suggested monthly flavors like spearmint and peppermint to boost appeal. The piece adds a note that shell color in eggs does not reflect food value when hens receive the same diet.
Hours of diversion for shut ins offer 800 transferable designs for wood leather pottery beaver board paper cloth or parchment. Transfer by rubbing a tablespoon over moistened design. Children can color scrapbook or create gifts. One pattern copies 12 times with easy cleanup ink free and postage paid for complete set at $1.00.
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