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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Readers learn about a local Winchester Virginia newspaper page snippet showing the Evening Star Publishing Company history and associate press notes. It mentions consolidation with several weekly papers and lists advertising representatives in major cities.
A compact biblical reflection cites Galatians 6 7 about sowing and reaping. The line emphasizes moral cause and effect and warns that actions influence outcomes. The phrase appears as a moral maxim within a devotional or religious context.
The county expresses deep grief over the death of Sheriff Pannett a long serving and respected leader known as Boss by many. His career spanned decades in Frederick County law enforcement guiding justice and daily administration from mountain protection to state affairs. His tireless diligence and plain dealings earned broad public trust and he faced his duties with unwavering effort.
The county mourns the loss of Sheriff Pannett in a sudden tragedy. The county office area shows vacancy and sorrow as friends and neighbors reflect on his years of service and the impact of his death. His bereaved family receives widespread sympathy from the countryside.
The article urges farmers and households to feed wild birds during heavy snow and cold. It notes quail survive dry snow but die under prolonged storm and calls for organized action by sportsmen groups. It also highlights benefits of birds to gardens and insect control and encourages feeding songbirds like cardinal bluebird titmouse and bluebird.
A New York World Telegram DC correspondent says Washington's oldest social circles protested being left off the invitation list for the presidential reception to the diplomatic corps. Dowagers debated over the snub as the capital’s social pecking order sparked renewed pride and pressure, highlighting the era's famed social rivalries.
Emilia hosts a crowded Windward Gardens tea as Manny Rose arranges a party to launch her as a new actress. Kay Gardner engineers access to the scene, reigniting old tensions with Dick Stoddard while Emilia plays the perfect, hopeful social climber amid a web of critics, managers, and suitors.
After the Chicago mayor orders beer flats out eight people are killed in a single day, a record that observers deem a sign of returning normalcy and a link to the era of Coolidge prosperity. The remark suggests renewed confidence as violence marks the city.
A Portland Oregon Journal item highlights Charley Gabb, a Chinese newspaper man said to speak over a dozen languages. The piece presents his remark “What’s ma name” amid a broader exchange.
Precipitation data reports the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. with none and year to date 36.56 inches. Monthly totals list January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 2.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
Christmas Day services feature morning and evening programs with organ preludes, anthems, carols, and hymns. A children’s choir directed by W. G. Barnes opens the evening service, with multiple soloists and a full roster of choir members listed.
At Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church in Mt. Pleasant Virginia a Christmas program delighted attendees. The service featured choir numbers solos and group performances led by Rev Senger with participants including Mildred Racey Hazel Racey Albert Hamilton Louise Perry and Edward Perry among others.
The Bureau of Standards defines red hot as temperatures between 700 and 1000 degrees Celsius with white hot above 1000. Sir Arthur Sullivan composed The Lost Chord in one night while in a brother’s home with a dying relative. He finished the piece at a piano after retreating from the sick room.
The page lists local wholesale and retail prices for grains, feeds, butter, and poultry products. Entries include corn, cracked corn, middlings, mixed feed, scratch feed, dairy feeds, butter types, and live poultry with prices, plus Baltimore wholesale figures for hens, young chickens, and turkeys.
The Southern Methodist Sunday School of Stephenson will receive its annual Christmas treat during the Sunday School hour. The Christmas program is set for 7 30 Sunday evening and all are invited. The article notes that in the Day Book the term Hide is generally taken to mean 120 acres.
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