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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
10
The report lists 24 year averages at Winchester Research Laboratory from 1913 to 1936. It shows monthly averages from January 2.46 inches to December 2.40 inches. The annual average rainfall over the period is 34.74 inches.
Dale Carnegie recalls a New York business group ignorant of a heifer female calf. He notes city folk overlook rural knowledge, while Eskimos thrive where others would fail, urging respect for all lessons from everyone including Emerson and Burt L. Standish.
On December 23 an appropriate exercise was held at the Pentecostal church in Ridge under Mrs Amenda Crossen. The program featured recitations songs and plays. About 30 boxes of candy were distributed as gifts. The church was packed and Mrs Crossens sewing class produced ten comforters five pairs of pillow cases one dress and several cushions.
Mrs Richard Petrie and daughter Jane Elizabeth return from Memorial Hospital. A. W. Cisler family of Leesburg spent Sunday with the Walters. Carl Lake of Washington weekend with sister Mrs Russell Shryock. Mrs A W Walker home after six weeks in Winchester Memorial Hospital with a broken knee. Brucie Shryock returned home from holidays in Keyser. Virginia Ann Barnhart and mother from Winchester visited Blue Ridge View Sunday. Charles Brumback and son Tom visited Petrie home. Mrs Ruth Harrison and Mrs Donahan visited Petrie home. W H Huber visited Jane Elizabeth Petrie. Rev E T Clark visited Meadowbrook Farm.
An automobile owned by Carlton Conner of Stephens City reported stolen from the municipal parking lot Saturday night was recovered yesterday by Sergeant Francis Funk near the fair grounds.
The Palace screens Manhattan Merry Go Round today and Tuesday featuring Phil Regan Ann Dvorak Gene Autry Leo Carrillo and Cab Calloway with Ted Lewis and his band and Cab Galloway orchestra. The ad hails Regan as king of romance and Galloway as king of swing.
A Will Rogers style tale on Main Street features a man who watches a movie sign and greets Bill, the long time assistant manager, who declares the current film rotten. Bill plans to open his own theater next month after being fired for honesty.
A film about the sinking of the Panay on the Yangtze river screened at Capitol Theatre. The program noted the attack planes but did not show them, using scenes of sailors training on machines as they sped by. Footage includes shots from the Panay decks and from Navy launches and river banks.
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