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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1933
Page
5
Boy Scout Anniversary Week continues with a Scout Sunday service at Braddock Street Methodist Church in South. Scouts and leaders meet at 7 p m in uniform to prepare for the 7 30 p m sermon by Rev E A Lambert. Parents invited to attend and observe Scout Law.
In Luray Virginia on February 11, Rev A L Boelick told four Lutheran congregations Beth Eden Morning Star Grace and Mount Calvary that he could no longer accept their current salary and asks for pay scaled down until conditions improve. His son, another pastor in the county, is said to follow suit. Boelick, from North Carolina, has led the four churches for seven to eight years.
The Palace Theatre will show a Technocracy feature alongside The Vampire Bat on Monday and Tuesday. The film explains Technocracy and its potential impact on jobs and government, aiming to clarify what the movement stands for. It previously played at Keith Theatre in Washington to strong reception.
The February storm hits Hayfield Virginia with high winds and snow flurries at noon and intensifies by 3 PM. Temperatures plunge near zero, forcing people and animals to seek shelter as Old North defense shelters brace against the fierce weather before the wind subsides after about ten hours.
Norfolk and Western Railway fights a claim by B. B. Jones of Berryville Virginia over emergency drought relief rates denied to Audley Farms. The carrier argues no damages and says Interstate Commerce Act allows rate differentiation between needy and non needy shippers. Jones alleged several feed shipments for Audley Farms were charged emergency rates.
Mrs. Virginia Monroe Ansell of Romney West Virginia died at her home. She is survived by her husband E Wood Ansell and eight children. Her paternal link to Confederate forces in the Civil War is noted. Her brother Monroe Blue, a Confederate lieutenant, was killed and buried at Staunton. Another brother John was shot by a Union soldier at their doorway.
Dr. Logan Clendening warns against home dry cleaning citing fire and poison risks from carbon tetrachloride and gasoline vapors. He cites expert cautions to use professional cleaners when possible and to ventilate and avoid fire if doing small home jobs.
A condensed list of farm stock and implements sales and household goods set for February across Clarke and Jefferson counties with dates from February 13 to March 1. Items include cattle hogs horses sheep cows and household goods with locations near Welltown Jerryville Crums church Berryville and Winchester Virginia.
A fragmented quotation set contrasts mass production democracy with exclusivity and notes a photographer's remark on beauty in women. The cited figures include Ian Long and Walter Stoneman, hinting at debates on public culture and representation.
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