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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class and published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester with associations to The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
One year in advance price is $3.50 while six months in advance costs 1.75 and three months in advance 0.90. A line reads One month a'vance and mentions Gorpora Satyam wen.
A religious exhortation quotes 2 Samuel 22 29 30 praising God as light and strength in darkness and deliverance, stating the speaker has run through a troop and leaped over walls with divine aid.
A ragged note on falling salaries in Hollywood as wage cuts spread from screen idols to directors. The piece laments the era of wealth built on film fame and questions the impact on lives and careers behind the camera and in front of it.
The article discusses juror responsibility in verdicts and warns against stubbornly clinging to one view. It cites a lower court ruling on deliberation allowing jurors to change opinions through conference. An appeal questioned the obligation but affirmed the jurors may reconsider based on group discussion.
The report notes plum stock promotes quicker growth than peach stock. A tree reached nine feet in five months. Mr Moore comments he values growth of things over fruit, despite breaking rules.
A Boston area ing reporter details the football team’s Thanksgiving meals. The mid day menu included pea soup spinach with poached eggs head lettuce salad toast with honey and tea. The evening meal featured beef baked potato baked apple and milk. Players retired by nine o clock hoping Santa Claus brings gifts.
Funeral services for Dr John Matthew Pulliam aged 60 were held at his sisters home in Berryville Virginia. The Fort Wayne physician died suddenly and was buried in Green Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs John Howard of Alexandria brother M B Pulliam and sisters Misses Lucy Dean and other Pulliam relatives of Berryville.
A public benefit event for Rest Church begins at 7 oclock with doors open for attendees. The notice invites the community to support the church through the fundraiser.
Martinsburg Evening Journal reports Hose Co. No. Mountaineers practice ahead of Sunday home clash with the Semi-Pros. The Old Dominion club and No. 5 meet in what is billed as the standout game of the Firemen season, with new Semi-Pros faces and a defense built from a top form win over Alco via. The anticipated showdown follows a scoreless first meeting and reflects a long standing Winchester rivalry.
Robert Harrison, 16, of Atlanta, Ga., is recovering from a delicate operation to remove a five inch hat pin from his stomach after the pin slipped down his throat during an ill advised stunt.
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