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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1929
Page
2
A column from American Magazine urges readers to rely on natural remedies and common sense rather than tonics or stimulants, promoting attentive listening as a pathway to well being and self care.
A column discusses the spiritual thrill of attending church, the tuning of the soul through service and music, and how devotion, bishops, cathedrals, and everyday church use all contribute to inner strength. It notes how the Master Tuner sculpts harmony and urges keeping church activities focused on uplifting the soul.
Banks announce New Year’s Day 1930 closures for legal holiday. Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company and Commercial and Savings Bank honor Jan 1 as a holiday with payments moved to Jan 2. Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Union Bank of Winchester also observe the holiday with next day processing.
The text asserts that any use of church buildings fails to help unless we participate, stressing personal presence as essential to any meaningful impact. It lacks concrete events or names, presenting a general moral about attendance.
Transfers recorded in Frederick County include Vernon Lichliter and W C Lichliter selling six acres on Seneseny road to Harvey J Lake for a December 7, 1929 date. George Branner sells mercantile business interest to W H Branner for 100 dollars. Edward Largent sells one fifth interest in a Gainesboro district tract about sixteen miles from Winchester. Carrie G Brown and husband Dewey R Brown sell seven acres near Stonewall district for 10 dollars. J L Melton and wife sell to E M DeHaven a tract about one and a half miles from White Hall for 1 dollar. Mary E Holloway sells property on Main Street in Stephens City to Martha E Williams for 400 dollars. Elizabeth Tanquary sells to J C Sherman a three acre tract December 11 1929.
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