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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1935
Page
2
In 1934 the newsreel omits the rise of mass states and eastern despotisms while noting the era's calamities. The author argues the real story is the Western rebirth of confidence in liberal democracy against Bolshevism and fascism, with a decisive shift in balance of power toward liberal nations.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Parish and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kern attended the Methodist Church program in Gainesboro. Mrs. Parish prepares to move to Winchester for the winter. many local families and relatives are noted visiting, hosting, and traveling between Gore and nearby towns during the holidays.
Highview Virginia reports good attendance for the Refuge Church Christmas program. Local residents and visitors like Mr and Mrs Howard Leith from Mountville spent holidays with relatives. Robert Conner returned to Bowmans Dale Pennsylvania after a visit. Mrs Elizabeth Ritenour stayed with daughter and son in law near Vaucluse. Earl Huff and family visited J R Broy and others. Sunday guests included Waldo Bennington Garland Broy Austin Conner Virgie Orndorff T A Steele. Several locals ill with colds and flu in the past week.
In Siler Virginia Mr Paul Heironimus and Miss Agatha Robinson of Hagerstown Maryland visited Mr F O Heironimus and relatives over the weekend. A birthday surprise dinner at Gerrardstown West Virginia honored Mr D L Price on December 39 with Price aged 75.
Local notes list visitors and family visits across Angers Store West Virginia with multiple households in and around Cumberland and Winchester. Residents include Grove McDonald and family, H B Dick healing from a hand injury, and a recent wedding of Don McDonald to Mary Neal Flowers.
A series of social visits and family gatherings fills the holiday period. Miss Nina Crabill visits the Racey home in Oranda. Miss Kathryn Rudolph hosts a surprise party for her Grimes guest. families from Front Royal to Purcellville and Richmond are noted with meals, recitals, illness updates, and travel as neighbors mark the season.
A collage of quirky notes from New York Minneapolis and Uniontown sketches a nudist quip Red Nose bite on Coon Lake by Alvin Mickelson a recovered robot Ajeeb revived in New York and a Brownsville bank receivership with a rail line engine and car prospects.
Two suspects forced entry into Harvey P. Sather's Chicago residence and began taking cash and valuables before a police response ended the theft. A jailhouse reward note while in Pittsburgh references a separate line about faithfulness and a person nicknamed Pete.
Waco Texas 67 years on the rails ended in voluntary retirement for 79 year old Daniel Patrick Hurley oldest conductor of the Cotton Belt Lines Kirby M Post vice president and general manager said the road never had to pay a claim for any incident on a train in Hurley s charge during his 52 years as conductor
Mrs. Bertha Hicks executive secretary of the Winchester Frederick chapter released a list of hitherto unpublished names of residents who aided the Red Cross roll call. The public release followed a delay to avoid interfering with other charity programs and the final roll call check. The list includes numerous listed residents from the city such as Elizabeth Farrar, Miss Betty Lou Price, Dr. William Cameron, Major John H. Flood, and J. R. Marker among others.
Mrs. Charles Meyer Shriver, daughter-in-law of Joe M. Shriver, braves a frigid Baltimore swimming pool daily. She dashes indoors with a frozen suit and cap after her chilly plunge.
Miss Margaret Hurst director of federal relief in Winchester and Frederick county asks merchants who received compliance blanks to fill in the requested information and return them immediately. A federal ruling makes it mandatory that relief suppliers sign statements showing they are complying with the codes. 60 forms were sent and only 17 returned. Delay could cost merchants business and hinder the relief office.
A housewife recommends glazing freshly fried doughnuts by dipping them while hot into a syrup of half a cup hot water and one cup powdered sugar, then draining on waxed paper for a glossy finish.
Unclear fragment quotes Uncle Eben arguing that experience fails to teach, using dialect to critique the idea that learning occurs through trial. The snippet centers on skepticism toward common notions of training or advancement in horse racing.
The Young Christians' Class honors Lucy Strosnider Snapp with a testimonial praising her tireless leadership and fortitude. The message expresses gratitude, sympathy to the bereaved family, and requests publication in The Winchester Evening Star and Baltimore Southern Methodist and recording in class minutes. Committee members Julia T Rosenberger and Marguerite Butler sign.
The trumpeter swan, largest North American waterfowl, is described with a wingspan of about eight feet. The article emphasizes its impressive size and status among native birds.
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