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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary notice outlines the Evening Star newspaper's post office entry in Winchester Virginia with references to consolidations and weekly editions. Mentions advertising reps Devine Tenney and a multi-city circulation network including New York Des Moines and Chicago.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited to it and those not credited to other outlets in this paper. Local news published herein remains under AP attribution unless otherwise credited.
Religious excerpt cites First Corinthians 1 22 24 and echoes prayer for guidance. Reflection on weakness driving to God and gratitude, praising Christ as power and wisdom amid hope and devotion.
Staunton News Leader discusses the need for stronger publicity for Shenandoah Valley Inc to attract tourists and investors. Dr. Frank Bohn and supporters argue for a dedicated news service and sustained budget to broadcast regional progress, industrial potential, and natural beauty.
A wealthy young man involved in a drunken driving incident in Welshboro state is reported amid social concerns. Authorities describe the case as a high profile motor vehicle offense with ongoing investigation and public interest.
The article argues seven to ten year sentences for a drunken driver who killed a man, urging strict punishment and warning that a drunk at the wheel can cause greater destruction than a shotgun. It calls for hard work for the offender and stronger enforcement to deter intoxicated driving.
A Boston student at the Harvard Medical School killed himself, despite being a top fourth year in his class. He was performing research at a hospital and felt his achievements fell short of his exalted goals.
The Colonial Theatre stage will host a marriage ceremony next Wednesday evening. Manager Josh Miller plans to select a bride and groom from many applicants in a staged wedding. Initial concerns about finding suitable partners have given way to progress.
The upcoming marriage will involve more than fourteen couples at Souslit Wat with gifts from local merchants. The bride and groom will receive $25 in gold, a marriage license, and parson fees, plus a ring from Hodgson and Brown, flowers from Miller Brothers, hosiery from Lovett Brothers, a dress from Kauffman’s, and a wedding supper at the White Palace. Dan Lupton will issue a one year fire insurance policy. John F. Penrose will present dishes and one share of stock from the Eastern Selica and Chemical Corporation. Applicants must contact Manager Miller at Capitol Theatre for remaining openings.
Washington April 18 AP reports Texas Representative has died after illness. Funeral plans and official statements forthcoming from family and House leadership as details are released.
Representative R G Lee of Texas died at the Emergency Hospital after a five week illness of paralysis. He was 60 years old.
J W Bennington, a Barton county farmer, died at his home at eight o clock this morning after several months with pneumonia.
The obituary notes Mr Bennington born August 23 1861 in Grayson County Virginia died aged 68 or 69 in Frederick County. He lived near Bartonville as a well regarded farmer with many friends. His wife Emma King of Wytheville survives him and there were thirteen children.
By decree of trust dated December 5 1927 the 107 acre Brucetown farm owned by the late Miss Fannie E. Smithey will be sold in Winchester Virginia at 12 noon on Saturday May 17 1930. The property lies one mile east of Clearbrook near the C W Railroad and Winchester Martinsburg Turnpike. Terms require one third cash day of sale the rest in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with insurance.
The obituary fragment names Waldo and Eliza as the parents with six living, and lists children including Connie of Missouri, Tilden of Colorado, Miss Girvas of Missouri, and Miss Onice Bennington of Wytheville. It notes 37 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
A terse quotation attributed to Charles M. notes that trust and doubt lie close, separated by a single threshold. The line reflects on how perception can flip with context or access, implying the power of a moment or barrier to alter judgment.
A Berryville Virginia writer Mildred Lorraine Chaman offers a verse about leaving past hates behind and asking people to become helpful partners in striving toward a brighter fate. The short piece frames hope for peace through collective effort.
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