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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1924
Page
5
Charles J. Smith argued today that colleges should emphasize intellect and character over denominational alignment. He criticized “high brows” who lack campus understanding and urged families to ground students in home-made moral foundations, advocating a balanced stance amid modernist versus fundamentalist tensions.
Mrs. Martha Virginia Chipley of Stephens City died after a two week illness at her Lynchburg home. She was born February 22 1843 at Bell Air. She married William Dixon Chipley in 1873 and is survived by four of five children and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1005 Federal Street and she was laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers included Dr Walter Ferguson and others.
A detailed account of a Shenandoah Valley festival with floats and processions honoring apple industry. It lists organizations that participate including Chamber of Commerce Red Cross and civic groups. The program features Coronation Ceremonies at Handley School Grounds and a Princess Shenandoah crowning amid fireworks.
New York April 30 Cash on hand of the Ford Motor Company at year end 1923 totalled 271 618 688 the largest of any industrial corporation in America and nearly double that of United States Steel its next-closest rival This marked an increase of 112 012 981 from the start of 1923 and 162 385 936 from 1922 Ford's figures were reported in balance sheets filed with the Massachusetts commissioner of corporations compared with U S Steel 143 499 628 and General Motors 47 069 804 in cash on hand the second largest automobile maker in the world.
Woodstock and Shenandoah County aim to show strong representation at Winchester Apple Blossom Day. The Woodstock Chamber of Commerce may parade two floats including a Muhlenberg sermon scene in revolutionary uniform and a flower float featuring Shenandoah beauties. Local leaders push for a large county delegation.
Celia Cooney, after weeks of terror in Florida and flight before her baby's birth, is back in Brooklyn charged with participating in more than a dozen hold ups. Her baby died within a week. Sidward Cooney, her husband, was arrested with her in Jacksonville. This photo shows her stepping from a car in front of New York Police Headquarters.
Fragmentary lines reflect on equality after death and the prince walking a laborer’s path. Quotation from Cervantes touches on business ability and a vivid blaze as life’s path is imagined. The source text is highly disjointed with unclear actions or events.
A fragment listing financial categories such as Loans and discounts Overdrafts unsecured Other real estate owned Furniture and fixtures Cash and due from banks Revenue stamps sewn and a Correct Attest line naming W. J. Muse C. Whitacre and E. P. Bean as Directors.
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