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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
2
County Treasurer reports 1,061 licenses issued for male dogs, 98 for females and 73 for unsexed dogs as 1933 rush continues. Five kennels licensed, four with 20 dogs each at 15 dollars and one with 40 at 25 dollars. A last‑minute rush yielded 346 licenses issued from 8 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
The Winchester Debating Society held a debate in Odd Fellows Hall Step hens City last evening on whether Bible should Not be taught in schools. Arthur Luttrell and J K Luttrell led the affirmative while the negative speakers spoke less effectively. Judges were Charles Brumback Carl Hicks Ned Loy John White and Ted Fox. The decision favored the pro Bible teaching side four to one.
The Rotary Club meets Thursday with W H Jennings from American Steel and Wire Company as guest speaker on the steel industry. The address titled steel should interest Rotarians. Jennings is a longtime Baltimore Rotary Club past president and noted speaker. The second item notes excavations on Ithaca uncovering remains of a large acropolis, linked to Ulysses in Greek lore.
Twelve soldiers fatally wounded in the Brandywine battle were dug up during foundation work for a house. The remains were reburied in Littis Cemetery. Wounded men were brought to Lancaster region and nursed at Ephrata Cloisters, with several buried near Ephrata borough line. Also notes on advising a child to prepare for school to avoid inferiority and encourage curiosity through natural phenomena.
Troop 3, Boy Scouts of America, suffered their first loss of the season to the Handley Juniors at Shenandoah Valley Academy gym last night. A close first half ended 11-10 in favor of the Juniors, then a late scoring run by Handley sealed a 21-15 victory.
Press woolen materials on the right side with a cloth between the fabric and the iron. If the fabric is damp, use a damp cloth. if it is dry, dampen the cloth before ironing to avoid scorching or shine.
Breeds commonly used for hunting include English setter Irish setter pointer Chesapeake Bay dog and sporting spaniels such as cocker field and Irish water spaniel.
The modern game of baseball developed from the old rounders game, gradually changing into current play. The Knickerbocker Club in New York City became the first organized baseball club in 1845, and the first professional league followed, fueling rapid public interest thereafter.
A concise reflection stating that life quality hinges on inner thinking patterns and mindset. emphasizes positive, constructive thoughts as the source of well being and contentment.
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