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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
4
The notice lists publication schedule and pricing for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia, notes consolidation with several local papers, and identifies Associated Press rights and advertising reps in major cities. It outlines annual and monthly rates for readers and carriers.
Quoted biblical passage from Matthew instructs not to worry about daily needs but to seek God’s kingdom first and trust that provision will follow. The lines stress faith over material concern and righteousness as priority.
Richmond Times Dispatch recalls Louis R. Glavis the 1908 investigator dismissed by Ballinger and Taft and later vindicated by Fisher. The piece notes his recent reinstatement as chief of the Interior Department's division of investigation and emphasizes the department's expanded power and his value to its personnel.
The fourth world Scout jamboree opens in Goedoellee Hungary with Admiral Horthy greeting participants. Premier Goemboes and Sweden's Prince Gustav Adolf attend along with Sir Robert Baden Powell. About 53 countries are represented and 30,000 boys join activities, including 600 from the United States. American scouts join hands despite language barriers in a shared program.
The article notes scouts from many countries teach baseball and other games, citing two jamborees in England and one in Denmark. It highlights the enduring interest in scouting and the hope that US boys may soon join an international jamboree.
Community notes from Lamp Virginia list visits among local families, church picnic at Lamps School House, illness updates, and a Methodist League meeting invitation. Named individuals include Katherine Newcome Vivian Lamp Edward Carpenter Barney Linburg Oliver Hamilton Helen Isaacs Estelle Elliott Geraldine Lamp and others with several regional towns such as Winchester Chambersville Stephens City and Bunker Hill referenced.
A horse owned by Herbert Brumback was killed after it ran onto Route 11 west of Middletown colliding with Robert W. Early’s car from Culpeper. State police say four Brumback horses escaped pasture and were grazing near the highway when the incident occurred. the horse died this morning, Early was unharmed.
Kay Francis stars as Mary Stevens M D in a Capitol Theatre showing promoted as a drama about a doctor parent torn by the loss of a child. Tonight starts the feature with News and comedy accompanying the program.
Warner Bros returns Robert Montgomery in Hell Below to the Colonial Theatre for a one day engagement. Madge Evans Jimmie Durante and Walter Huston lead in the Metro Goldwyn picture with Montgomery in the top role.
The Wrecker stars Jack Holt and Genevieve Tobin at the Palace tonight and Tuesday. The Columbia picture, based on Albert Rogell's story, follows a man who topples buildings and breaks lives only to find his home in pieces. Sidney Blackmer and George Stone co star in a dramatic action tale with a strong supporting cast.
Sally Gwynne arrives as secretary to John Kemble Proctor in Daytona to find his murder. Ted Chandler, a newspaper man, uncovers links to Mike Collins a feared liquor operator. They weigh suspects including Fred Proctor and Gus Vitelli while watching Vitelli near the estate.
Weather notice lists past 24 years ending 8 am August totals none and 1.01 inches for August to date. Year to date 25.79 inches. 20 year averages by month: January 2.38, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 9.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
Public sale of a 170 acre Frederick County Virginia farm seven miles southwest of Winchester on the Wardensville Grade. Real estate includes a frame dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal yearly notes with interest, secured by deed of trust and insurance. Sale conducted by Herbert S. Larrick as Substituted Trustee and auctioned by C. I. Brumback. August 17, 1933 at 2 p.m. in front of Winchester County Court House.
President Roosevelt named the Coal Arbiters to settle disputes in the Pennsylvania coal fields after ending the strike that threatened 200000 jobs and halted work for 50000. Gerard Swope of General Electric, Louis Kirstein of Boston, and George Berry of the pressmen's union are listed as members.
A public auction will be held in Winchester Virginia on September 2 1993 at 12 oclock for the Timberlake farm of 116.5 acres on the western fringe of Fruetown. The sale follows a Circuit Court decree and the purchase price will be paid one third day of sale and the balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bonds. Special commissioners M M Lynch and Herbert Larrice will conduct the sale with Duvall Dunn as auctioneers.
A decree in the Amalee Racey suit directs a sale of real estate in Winchester at 11 AM on Thursday August 24 1933. The property at 29 West Hart Street fronts 70 feet and extends 126 feet, part of a larger lot once conveyed to William A Peters by C M Cooper and wife.
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