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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
8
The Carnegie Institution, a foundation with about 25 million dollars endowment largely donated by Andrew Carnegie, aims to increase human knowledge and happiness. It has far outpaced the founder and trustees' early dreams.
The Constitution prevents reducing sitting Supreme Court justices' compensation. Retired justices may draw full pay, with a typical figure cited as $20,000 annually. The text notes no protection applies to retired pay and mentions the term behavior as relevant to during-office pay.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Lewis 74 widow of George Lacey Lewis were conducted Tuesday at Fairview Church on Timber Ridge with Rev Ivan R Smith leading. Interment followed at the church cemetery with pallbearers Robert Bell Frank Artrip Boyd Unger Loring Fletcher Clark Fletcher and Lou Hook. Mrs Lewis died Sunday leaving three daughters two sisters and a brother.
Mrs. Guella Brown Hoge widow of George Hoge of Lincoln Loudoun county died Sunday night in a Takoma Park sanatorium after a long illness. She was daughter of William and Martha J Brown and a lifelong Loudoun resident. She belonged to Hiksite Friends Church in Lincoln. Survived by son Malcolm Hoge. Funeral from the Friends Church in Lincoln followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.
A recipe guides mixing two tablespoons of furniture polish per gallon of warm water, then washing windows with a soft cloth, wringing nearly dry, and drying with a second cloth to achieve a brisk shine.
The Burnt Factory Methodist Episcopal Church South at the Brucetown Charge celebrates clearing its 1926 debt of 2900 with interest. Services April 14 featured Dr. W F Locke, Rev H V Wheeler, and Rev O D Lambert, plus musical selections and a community dinner. The pastor Thomas Morgan notes full payment of debt and salaries, gratitude to J M Fishpaw for soliciting, and thanks The Winchester Star.
Bowling league action starts at 7 45 with handicaps to be listed tomorrow. Darlington of the American Legion posts a 108 5 average in the season's second half as scratchman, Plank 107 45 with one pin handicap, Brubaker 104 79 with four pins. The final games cap a strong season ahead of the annual banquet after the Apple Blossom Festival.
Washington Ark blacksmith James Black forged a knife for James Bowie in 1800. Bowie chose Black's first knife over an altered pattern, and demand grew as adventurers bought Bowies from Black. The weapon remained in Bowie's grasp at the Alamo, even amid the fallen.
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