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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1931

Page

6

Rotary Clubmen Meet at Fairfax Virginia Chartering

Thirteen Winchester Rotary members attended the Fairfax Va charter presentation marking Virginia’s first new club of the year. The Leesburg club sponsored the Fairfax unit, with Ned Garrett presiding and Wilbur Hall delivering the gong and gavel. The district governor G Peter Jones presented the charter to Theodore P R Keith, with attendees from Washington DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Culpeper, Warrenton, Leesburg, and Winchester.

Winchester Rotary Club Rotary Club Fairfax Virginia Spon Leesburg Club Masonic Pairfax Ned Garrett Wilbur Hall Wilson Farr G. Peter Jones Theodore PR. Keith Fairfax Club Washington D. C Arlington Alexandria Culpeper Warrenton Leesburg Winchester C. Vernon Eddy Charles F. Coffman H. B. McCormac Lester Arnold McSherry Lupton Homer Lyman Joseph Hodgson L. B. Conley Alson Hott G. Reginald Haines J. William Striker H. D. Fuller Percy D. Miller

One Dish Meals Demonstration Highlights Fast Nutritious Menus

Home Demonstration Agent Elizabeth Farrar outlines the advantages of one dish meals with a salad or fruit, endorsed by the U S Department of Agriculture. Meals combine starches, proteins, and vegetables in a single dish, time saving and energy efficient, with raw vegetables supplying Vitamin C. A suggested one day menu includes breakfast cereal, top milk, toast, lunch soup, amulet or cocoa, and dinner of baked cheese tamale with a raw vegetable salad and gingerbread.

Elizabeth Farrar Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture Bureau Old World

For Sale or Rent Dwellings and Apartments Ad Taken

The undersigned offer for sale or rent dwellings and apartments. For further information apply Fred L Glaize Jr or Shirley Carter. Work at home during spare time with substantial weekly pay. No experience necessary. Dignified employment for honest, sincere ambitious persons. Workers needed in Naperville, Illinois.

Fred L Glaize, Jr Shirley Carter Naperville, Ll

Timely warning on outdoor fires spreads fast

A reader shares a New York Times note about a cottage starter lighting a small outdoor fire in high wind. Sparks jumped ten to twelve feet, igniting dry grass and a square mile blaze through fields and woods despite neighbor help. Advice includes using water, profit prevention, scraping bare ground, and never leaving a fire unattended.

the Star The New York Times

What’s What in Washington by Charles P Stewart

In Washington, Senators Walsh Nye urge a special session as urgent to tackle grave problems including agriculture and unemployment. A March Washington conference of progressives from both parties aims to counter Hoover’s apparent reluctance to call Congress back. Senator Couzens questions delay, noting long-running objections to debates beyond regular rules. He cites Norris fear of bean spilling and warns seven or eight months of dividends may be worth it.

Charles P. Stewart Central Press Hington D. C David J. Walsh Gerald P. Nye Congress Walsh Senator Nye Hoover Norris Cutting la Follette Costigan James Couzens Michigan House of Representatives Couzens Wolverine Statesman Senate

Fire safety advice for cottage owners in 1931

The author warns country cottage owners, noting that fires can escape despite precautions and urging people to alert neighbors quickly. The guidance emphasizes that these tips target inexperienced individuals who might try “clean up” fires, with a dated signature Austen Halom from Brewster New York on April 13, 1931.

Igloo the Dog and Admiral Byrd Bond in Daring Pair

A Star tribute recalls Admiral Byrd’s devotion to his canine companion Igloo. The tale highlights the duo’s shared dangers and the enduring bond between explorer and faithful dog.

the Star Admiral Byrd

Dog loyalty and love cited in tribute to Admiral Byrd

J C Hooks remarks on the enduring bond between humans and dogs, praising loyalty, courage, and self sacrifice. He cites West and Byrd as examples, noting Fido’s devotion surpasses wealth or status and asserting that a dog will not abandon its master even in danger. He laments the loss of such faithful companionship.

West Fido Byrd Lee J. C, Hooks

Middletown social notices and travel updates

Middletown Va April 28 Mrs L L Sibert returns from Fredericksburg where she attended a Woman s Missionary Society meeting. Miss Mattie Wright and brother Howard Wright visit from New Mexico and New York. Guests at J E Legge home include families from Kernstown Strasburg Winchester Oranda and Middletown. Lovell Grove family returns to Washington after visiting John Shull relatives. Bowen recovers at home near Reliance after hospital stay. Aileen Sperry visits from Washington. William Werrick of Hyattsville spends weekend with parents.

Middletown L. L. Sibert Fredericksburg Woman's Missionary Society Mattie Wright Howard Wright New Mexico New York J. E. Legge J. W. Cammer Kernstown J. C. Fleming Helen Fleming Clyde Wisecarver Strasburg Russell Edmonson Oranda Clarke Legge Winchester Eleanor Willey Lovell Grove Allan James Washington Inlaw John Shull C Bowen Reliance Aileine Sperry E. R. Sperry William Werrick Hyattsville

Service Class Meeting Held At Shull Home

The regular meeting of the Service Class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Shull April 21 with twelve members present and four visitors. After business a social hour followed and refreshments were served by the hostess.

Frank Weirick John Shull Hugh Kline Vaucluse Pred Kline Pauline and Hilda Bentley Star, Tannery Bethel Hottel

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