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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
4
Leavening Star Fishing Company based in Winchester appears in an OCR fragment. This brief notice references the firm and its locale, suggesting a business or legal listing within a historical newspaper page.
The notice lists subscription prices for Mall service at distances of one year to one month, and carrier rates. It also notes advertising representation by Devine Tenney Corp across major cities including New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
Psalm 84 11 is cited noting the Lord God as sun and shield who will grant grace and glory to those who walk uprightly. The fragment references faith themes and divine provision without a cohesive news event or report.
The New York Times discusses Goebbels and Nazi sterilization plans set for 1934. It cites American precedents, notes that only a fraction of feeblemindedness is hereditary, and argues German laws cannot purify or elevate culture. It mentions Fisher and Hogben as contrasting voices on genetics.
Richmond Times Dispatch reports General Johnson urging nationwide buyers to support recovery by purchasing blue eagle labeled products. He links buying to job preservation and warns against spending on non blue eagle items, endorsing the paper's own Buy August push.
A plea for public purchase as a means to support President Roosevelt's push to revive the nation's economy and restore footing, urging citizens to buy now to bolster the administration's relief measures.
Wilbur C. Hall of Loudoun County among those summoned by Gov. John Garland Pollard to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to confer on legislation for the General Assembly special session and liquor control measures. He will leave Leesburg Thursday.
Five men including two African Americans and a 17 year old white girl who recently escaped a Maryland reformatory were arrested by railroad officers and State police on a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Martinsburg after millers Hill reported a fight over the girl. Names given include Thomas Boyd Ralph Grant Thomas Nole Elmer Seiler and Sherman Welsh. The girl’s identity is withheld due to age.
Millwood Virginia August 9 The Millwood Athletic Club today accepted a challenge from Stephens City for a baseball game at Lambert Field. The hosts will play either August 12 or August 19 on a 50 50 or winner take all basis.
Grimes Virginia notes preachings at Galilee Church for the coming Sunday with a cordial welcome. Local residents and visitors are mentioned visiting and staying with friends and relatives across Winchester Angers Store Berryville Woodbine and Orchard Glen Farm.
Mr Hollis Snapp from Hagerstown is visiting his brother H A Snapp. Susan C Miller of Washington DC and Elizabeth Evelyn May and Georgia Bywaters of Opequon visit Mr Guy Frye and Mr I B Frye. Maynard Brewer and sisters Bessie Lonas and Maud Brewer of Winchester spend Sunday with William Brewer. St Johns community holds church meeting August 11 to clean the cemetery and its Sunday School hosts a picnic August 19 in the grove near the church inviting all.
At the South End Hose Co monthly meeting on August 7 a resolution honored the late Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden D D noting his freely given helpful services and strong Christian life. The committee signed by S J Goode conveyed sympathy to his family and praised his character.
President Roosevelt and Governor Herbert H. Lehman met at the summer White House in Hyde Park New York to discuss plans for settling the state milk strike marked by violence. The leaders explored measures to end bloodshed and restore order in the dairy industry.
Sally Gwynne travels to Daytona to work for John Kemble Proctor only to find his murder. Ted Chandler, a jockey reporter, helps investigate while Vitelli and Mike Collins loom as suspects. A high speed chase on the beach with gunfire ends this excerpt as the plot thickens.
Precipitation data shows none in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. August to date 1.01 inches, year to date 25.79 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages list January 2.36, February 2.70, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 8.45, August 34.85, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
Paramount comedy with Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland playing a perfect satire on the family next door. Lillian Tashman and Walter Catlett support the film with added hits including Thelma Todd and Zasu Pitts, plus a travelogue.
Warner Bros presents the new RKO Picture Flying Devils starring Bruce Cabot Arline Judge Eric Linden and Ralph Bellamy at the Colonial Theatre. Shows Thursday at 3 15 7 30 and 9 p m in first run form. Added features include Fox News and a comedy segment.
Eddie Cantor leads the two day engagement of the all technicolor musical comedy Whoopee at Hahle's Palace tonight. The show features Florenz Ziegfeld style beauty and a cast including Paul Gregory Eleanor Hunt and Spencer Charters with Thornton Freeland directing. Palace prices are 10 and 25 cents for all performances.
The Board of Stewards of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Winchester Virginia notes the death of G Reginald Haines a longtime steward for three years and faithful member. The resolution expresses loss and sympathy and directs copies to the family the church minutes and local papers The Evening Star Winchester and the Baltimore Southern Methodist.
The article argues that recovery requires balancing price rises with restraint on others. It cautions the NRA to limit inflation by monitoring materials like steel and textiles, stressing that wage gains only translate to real purchasing power when living costs lag behind. It cites 1932 context and the need to avoid a price spiral.
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