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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
4
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A standard Associated Press copyright notice appears, stating AP news dispatches and local items published by this paper are exclusive to AP republication rights and local coverage. The note affirms AP’s entitlement to use and reprint all AP credit and locally published material.
A religious printable quotes the proverb As he thinketh in his heart so is he. The phrase emphasizes inner mindset shaping character and conduct for readers.
A reflective passage urges patience as progress often unfolds slowly. It notes interruptions test endurance, time matures judgment, and steady effort aligns with ambition, preparing individuals to seize high opportunity when it arrives. The writing contrasts dull endurance with active use of changing circumstances.
A New York hotel restaurant advertises a 4 items for 85 cents lunch and swim package aimed at busy professionals. The piece notes such time saving combos reflect modern life’s pressures and considers potential health and social effects with a cautious, tolerant tone.
Richmond commentary notes Carter Glass and Harry F. Byrd are labeled anti New Deal but treat this as arbitrary. Byrd aligns with the president on many policies yet reserves the right to dissent on specifics.
The prompt asks about a state honoring January 8th and a great General. Andrew Jackson defeated the British in the last battle of the War of 1812. The question also notes Labrador as the first region discovered by Europeans and Rudolph Valentino as the Sheik.
The article praises Senators Glass and Byrd for supporting the President on national recovery policies while maintaining independent judgment. It notes Glass' appointment to the Senate steering committee and Byrd's role on the policy committee, highlighting their influence and commitment to state and national interests without becoming mere rubber stamps.
Charleston dispatch reports Mrs. M. O. Smith 87 of Hanover Pennsylvania believed last surviving participant in dedication program of Gettysburg Battlefield when Lincoln delivered his address. She died here last night.
A year ago classes in first aid for CWA workers were started. The report notes ongoing training and readiness among employees as part of wartime preparedness.
Dr Charles Barker concludes a sequence of talks delivered to local Rotarians. Mrs B W Baker dies suddenly. President Hoover greets delegates at a White House breakfast before a London naval parley. A midwestern cold wave is reported and Chief Justice Taft rests as Garfield Hospital patient.
Obituary notes the death of Daniel McIlwee, manager of the Winchester garage, with brief mention of his local role and the community impact of his loss. City Manager L R Dettra reports substantial street work conducted over the past year as a related civic update. Delegates from Virginia plan to attend an interdenominational foreign missions meeting in Nashville. Professor C W Holdaway will discuss dairy industry themes at an upcoming meeting. In Roanoke, two fliers riding in a truck are cut by an airplane at Dayton OO.
Twenty five years ago The Star ran a Fruit Supplement with H W Collingwood editor of Rural New Yorker predicting apple exports would surpass wheat exports within two decades. A fire wiped out the dental department at University College of Medicine in Richmond. Old Tammany Friendship Fire Company chose Hunter B Grim as captain. Dr S S Guerrant of Franklin County became president of the Virginia Horticultural Society.
This item notes that joeys ride in a pouch on the underside of the stomach. It also presents trivia answers: about 40 percent of the earth’s surface is covered by water and land combined. Leviathan defined as a sea monster in the Bible.
Leila and Bet's suitor Addison face pressure from Jerry Redmond and Aunt Minnie in Westchester. Addison defies social norms while Bet reshapes her image, amid a tense stand over Bet's elopement risk and Jarecki connection. The scene ends with Addison affirming inner values over glamour.
The Frederick County School Board opened the year by paying all bills at its January meeting. A Middletown Community League letter urged a county wide dental clinic starting next fall. The board approved the idea and asked County Superintendent Leslie D. Kline to inform the State Board of Education and seek an appropriation and an expert dentist for next year. The letter was mailed to Dr. N Talley Ballou of the State Board of Health.
Col Charles A. Lindbergh is set to receive at least 14590 of the 50000 ransom found in the Hauptmann case. New Jersey plans to keep the amount as a trial exhibit to link the money to Hauptmann’s alleged crime. If acquitted, Hauptmann faces Bronx extortion trial. if convicted, funds return to Lindbergh.
City resumes Berryville avenue work after agreements with two property owners. Concrete curb begun on the south side and a local contractor starts sidewalk and abutment wall. Completion expected within 30 days improving street appearance and driving conditions.
Rainfall data covers present and past periods with none reported for the last 24 hours and year to date. The Winchester Laboratory 22 year record shows average yearly precipitation at 34.61 inches and monthly averages from January to December ranging from 1.94 to 3.88 inches.
A number of county school teachers are ill and substitutes cover classes. Miss Lucille Jackson of Reynolds Store had an appendectomy during Christmas, with Miss Sybilla Chrisman filling in. Mrs. Fred Ritter near Red Bud is home recovering from a tonsil operation. Mrs. William Hollis and Miss Edna Cadwallader at High View are also ill, with a substitute relative filling in.
City authorities appeal to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to upgrade three crossings within the city. The sites include the Senseney road crossing, North Main street crossing, and the Piccadilly street crossing.
The will of the late George C. Dinges of Stephens City, died about two weeks ago, was admitted to probate. The instrument bequeaths all real and personal property to his widow Minnie V. Dinges, who is named executrix. Written December 22, 1930, it was witnessed by Dr. P. B. Stickley and Rev. Snyder Alleman.
Mrs. Roosevelt contracted a slight cold and remained in the Wake House. The President and Mrs. Roosevelt were not seriously ill, and plans continued for a state dinner tonight honoring Vice President and Mrs. Garner.
The Great Falls Grange installation team from Fairfax county will install officers of Frederick County Pomona Grange and Middletown Subordinate Grange Friday night January 1 at 7 30 PM. Mark Turner a past State Grand Master and Mrs Turner with Mrs J M Sanders form the team. Turner will induct the new officers and Mrs Sanders will act as marshal. Open meeting 예상 with several Great Falls Grange members expected to attend.
Katherine Obrst leads 380 American Saarlanders arriving to vote in the upcoming plebiscite. Nazis greet them with a 15,000-strong rally at the railway station despite the plebiscite commission ban on demonstrations. About 300 of the travelers are eligible to vote.
J H Jock Whitney piloted Royal Ransom to victory in the Fosse steeplechase at Leicester over two miles. George H Peter Bostwick’s Chenango was second with Mrs G Robinson’s Flambent third. only three entrants in the event. The purse totaled 100 pounds.
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