The Evening Star Winchester Virginia Publication Notes
The Evening Star is a daily paper issued in Winchester Virginia with second class mail status. It is consolidated with the Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates vary by term with prices listed for different durations. The Associated Press holds rights to news dispatches and local news published in the paper.
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Sunday Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Mber
Associated Press
Peter Confesses Christ the Son of the Living God
The passage records Peter’s designation of Jesus as the Christ and the Son of the living God. Jesus blesses Peter, saying flesh and blood did not reveal this, but the Father in heaven. A devotional line prays to Jesus whose name embodies trust.
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Simon Peter
Christ
Jesus
Simon Barjona
Snook Verdict Shocks Ohio Murder Trial Ends Death Penalty Imposed
An Ohio jury found Dr. James Howard Snook guilty of first degree murder for killing Theora Hix near Columbus. The verdict carries the death penalty by electric chair with no mercy recommendation, reflecting strong moral outrage and a state claim of justice vindicated after a sensational trial.
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Ohio
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Ohio State Penitentiary
Theora Hix
Columbus
Snook
Times
Roanoke
Virginia
Hich
Dr. Snook
The Superiority Complex
A Cumberland Times report notes the American Federation of Labor plans to organize textile unions in the South to reach 300,000 workers across the Carolinas Georgia Alabama and Tennessee. North and South Carolina newspapers officials denounce northern organizers and warn of coercive influence amid a wider debate on regional labor power.
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Cumberland Times
American Federation of Labor
South
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Cole Blease
The Menace of Hitch-Hikers
Richmond Times Dispatch notes the danger of hitch-hikers and warns motorists of the risk of encounters with potentially violent or criminal individuals. The piece argues most hikers are harmless but stresses the unsettling uncertainty and possible threats to drivers and passengers.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Hitch Hiker Menace Warns as Robberies Rise
The piece cites recent murders and violent robberies linked to hitchhikers in Tennessee and Kansas. It argues accepting rides from strangers can be dangerous, noting well-dressed suspects who harm motorists after gaining a lift. Readers are urged caution despite kindness.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Roanoke
Kansas
Church colleges educate a majority of our leaders
Dr J T T Hundley president of the Lynchburg College tells the Disciples of Christ delegates in Harrisonburg Virginia that church colleges turn out most of America’s leaders. He praises teachers for preparation devotion and student interest in Christian education role.
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Harrisonburg
J. T. T. Huntley
Lynchburg College
Disciples of Christ of the Valley District
Harrisonburg Christian Church
Handley
Warren Baldwin
Baldwin
Hundley
Dr. Handley
Sutherland
Nebraska
The College as a Training Camp for Life
A sermon extols church colleges as sources of national leadership noting surveys of professionals show many top figures trained at church colleges. It argues education shapes thinking, argues smaller schools foster direct professor contact and daily class discussion over large universities for undergraduates.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Church Colleges
Congress
Handley
Hundley
America
England
France
Russia
Coul
Feature Address Topics for Today’s Program
The program includes addresses by Rev. John B. Dickson on Virginia as a mission field and by Fred D. Maphis on religious education. J. D. Hamaker will speak next, continuing the series for assistants and associates in the first two years.
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John B. Dickson
Virginia
Fred D. Maphis
J. D. Hamaker
John F. Thompson
Shenandoah County
Ashby
Mount Jackson
North Mountain Road
Jno
F. Thompson
Sarah E. Spitzer
Frank L. Thomasson
Coming Days in the Valley District Sermon and Communion
Sunday morning address by C. B. Reynolds, N. C. M. representative, with a morning sermon. Communion service at 2 30 p m followed by conference adjournment. A woman speaks of seeking a protector while a young man comments on kneeling in dust and chlorine.
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Valley District
C. B. Reynolds
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Deluge
Fowler Wright
Understanding Heart
Kyne
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Jackson Gregory
Land of the Free
Chas. A. Seltzer
Colorado
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Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
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Army and Navy Journal
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Ura
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexake
Snapp’s Foundry
N. Market St
Toledo
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Toledo, Ohio
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Kodak Film
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Erie, PA
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South Main Street
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Northern Virginia Power Company
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