Evening Star postal record listing Winchester editions
The Evening Star is shown as a second class matter at the Winchester Virginia post office. It is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Company and consolidated with Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Evening Star Lishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Classified Rates and Public Notices Page Summary
The notice lists Associated Press copyright terms and multiple advertising rates for subscriptions, memorials and display ads. It includes prices for one month to one year, carrier options, and deadlines for display ads with contract rates and national reps. It names Devine Tenney Corp as national advertising representatives.
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Devine Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
How God Loves
A devotional note reflects on John 3 16 affirming God’s love for the world and the promise of eternal life to believers.
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John
Explosions Highlight Dangers of Highway Explosives Transport
A collision near Wilmington involving a truck with picnicers and another with chemicals caused a fire and explosion killing four and injuring many. Earlier, near Winchester, a five ton blasting powder truck was struck by a car, the driver died and powder cans scattered. Officials say no statewide highway explosives law exists outside cities, urging protective measures as truck use grows.
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Wilmington
Winchester
Baughman
American spirit shines in Cleveland traffic cops uniforms
The Cleveland city government dressed traffic officers in new snappy uniforms with Sam Browne belts and tropical white helmets. Citizens teased with lions and war jokes, yet celebrated the improved visibility and downtown appearance.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sam Browne
Auto outlook in Alexandria market hinges on scrapping
The sales manager foresees strong industry demand as replacements rise. He projects 3,000,000 more cars scrapped this year than in the past three years and about 7,000,000 older vehicles ready for the junk pile. Prompt scrapping could spur a brisk business revival and new car demand.
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Alexandria
Prophetic forecasts spark talk of a third miracle
If these prophets are right, we may see a third miracle of business restoration attributed to a single industry. The remark hints at a pivotal turnaround and suggests upcoming optimism for the sector.
City Hall stage removed to free space for offices
A City Hall stage removal frees space for new offices while a 100 year old Clae City resident vows to vote for Roosevelt. Carper descendants reunite along Hogue Creek as 5970000 Virginia World War veterans receive adjusted service certificates loans.
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City Hall
Clae City
Roosevelt
Philip P
Sarah Grimm Carper
Hogue Creek
Hable
Palace Theatre
No Living Witness at Palace Palace Tonight
EMCEE Palace presents Hable's No Living Witness starring Gilbert Roland Carmel Myers Noah Beery and Barbara Kent as the feature tonight. The mystery tale follows an extortion gang and a brilliant woman who thwarts them in a twisting unsolved plot. Chapter eleven of Phantom of The Air a Mickey Mouse Cartoon and Tom Howard Comedy round out a family friendly bill.
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Norman Houston
Gilbert Roland
Carmel Myers
Noah Beery
Barbara Kent
Palace Screen
The Narrow Corner at Warner Bros Capitol
A Somerset Maugham tale plays at Warner Bros Capitol featuring Douglas Fairbanks Jr Dudley Digges and Arthur Hohan as characters travel from Lyney Australia to the Malay Archipelago and Dutch East Indies amid exotic romance and mad adventure with added news and comedy.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Warner Bros. Capitol
Somerset Maugham
Malay Archipelago
Lyney
Australia
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Arthur Hohan Dudley Digges
Dutch East Indies
Cross Fire at Colonial Theatre Features Tom Keene
Tom Keene stars in Cross Fire at the Colonial Theatre with Betty Furness and Edgar Kennedy. The RKO action western runs Saturday along with Three Musketeers and a cartoon. Keene’s new paint horse shows a bold, adventurous display in the film’s sequence.
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Tom Keene
Betty Furness
Edgar Kennedy
Colonial Theatre
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Lab
August to date five point eight inches of rain. Year to date thirty point zero six inches. The 20 year average annually is thirty four point fifty three inches. Monthly averages show January two point thirty six inches February not listed March two point seventy April three point eleven May three point seventy three June three point eighty one July three point forty five August three forty five September two point fifteen October three point zero six November two twenty five December two point thirty seven.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
New Code Aims to Bar False Ads and Regulate Trade
Washington reports a tentative retail code proposing a 44 to 48 hour work week and minimum wages from 12 to 15 dollars. It bans false advertising claims and below cost sales, and prohibits ads claiming a store undersells competitors.
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Washington
Recovery Administration
Dry Force Of State Prohibition Near End In Virginia
Virginia prohibition enforcement wanes as final attempts fade. Revenue from fines no longer funds enforcement while bootleggers evade arrest. The Rich mond News Leader notes officers seek fees while the regime collapses and the treasury bears the cost.
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Viginia
Richmond News Leader
General Fund
State Treasury
Julien Gunn
Richmond
Literary Fund
Beer Tax Law Erodes in Richmond Suburbs
Report notes the dry law exemption for beer aid collapsed, with hard liquor prices dropping amid bootlegging competition and weaker demand from abundant beer. Suburban Richmond sees liquor cheaper than in years as enforcement wanes.
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Richmond
Farm Sale Listing Near Lamp's School House
Auction listing describes hay and corn, local posts, cattle, household goods, two fox hounds, chickens, farm implements, a gun, and many other items at the homeplace near War densville Grade.
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Lamp
Wardensville Grade
Sally and Ted Flee After Shootout at the Mansion
Sally flees through the woods after a tense confrontation with Gus Vitelli and his men. Ted appears, rescues Sally, and reveals the pair survived a lethal exchange as Vitelli escapes in a car. they vow to flee.
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Sally
Ted
Gus Vitell
Vitelli
Marriage Permit 103 Years Old Found in Bible
Mr and Mrs Willis Ander son of Gore displayed at The Star office the 1830 marriage license issued to Abner Dunlap and Elizabeth Sample. The paper was found in a Bible once owned by Mollie Triplett, linking Dunlap kin to Turner Dunlap and to residents of Gore Trone and Danville.
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Sally
Gue Vitell
Willis F. Anderson
Gore
Star Office
John B. White
Hampshire County
Abner Dunlap
Elizabeth Sample
Samuel Sample
Anderson
Mollie Triplett
Turner Dunlap
B. F. Line
City
W. J. Muse
Trone
M. C. Garvin
D. P. Garvin
Danville
Special Picture for Food Merchants Shown Next Week
A educational motion picture for grocery and meat market managers will play at Rouss Hall in Winchester on Tuesday evening August 29 at 7 30. Hosted by Hoye L. Riley, the event invites Winchester retailers and Martinsburg merchants with free admission and refreshments. The Retail Grocers' Association will hold its regular meeting Monday to avoid conflict with the showing.
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Winchester
Rouss Hall
Hoye L. Riley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Retail Grocers’ Association
For Rent Choice Six Room Apartment at Cooner Apts
For rent a six room apartment at Cooner Apartments to a responsible person. Postmarked August 25, 2021.
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Cooner Apartments
Apply Merchants Credit Bureau
N. Main St
Public Sale of Valuable Farm Implements and Livestock
By virtue of a deed of trust dated August 5 1932 and notice served, a public sale will be held on Tuesday September 5 1933 at 10 am at Hunter Stine Farm one mile north of Winchester on the Martinsburg Turnpike. Items include 32 cattle calves 11 milk cows 17 horses 2 wagons 1 McCormick binder 2 disc harrows 2 plows 1 double shovel plow 2 tine harrows 1 sprayer 1 corn cutter 2 cows 44 hoes 2 plows 1 hay rake 1 hay teter 2 wagons 1 apple grader and washer 100 apple crates pine and cherry lumber 18 baskets 2 apple pressers 30 ladders 1 power pump tank and pipe 2 large sows and pigs 15 shoats 1 Ford roadster 1 Ford truck Model T 2 horses and harness. Cash terms. RBP Harrison Trustee. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers.
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J. Jos. Sullivan
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Hunter Stine
Winchester
Martinesbore Turnpike
RBP
Harrison
Dunn and Duvall
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Evening Star
Associated Press
Christ
Baltimore Sun
Portsmouth Star
Winchester Public
Richard E. Byrd
New York Harbor
Carter Glass
Alfred F. Smith
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Boyce
Shenandoah Valley League
Germany
France
Howard March
Leslie D. Kline
University of Virginia
Malcom S. Taylor
Grace Episcopal Church
Atter
EMCEE
Palace Hable
Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros. Colonial
B. R. Lineburg
Viere
Acarthur Shumway
Fellas
Chichester
Fairmont Ave
Peyton Street
Stewart Street
Davis Grocery
Loudoun St
Cameron
Cork
West Cork
Kent St
Strickler and Wagner
Valley Food Co
E Clifford St
N. Stewart St
E. W. Cather
W. Boscawen St
S&s
Monmouth St
J. W. Rosenberger
D.D. c/o
J. F Hoover
P. O
Northwestern
F. Pine Motor Co
Alberta Peaches
Henry Orchard Packing Shed
Heberling Co
Kallem
Little Theatre
Baker’s
Sheriff's Sale
Fred H. Winkfield
Frank Swartz
E. L. Henry
Valley Pike
A. J. Wigginton
H. L McCann
Sue
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Telehone
Bell System
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