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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1930
Page
2
A Detroit Free Press note questions Mr. Grundy’s claim to ethical conduct in all matters and suggests he may be emulating the ethics of his fellow senators.
The lesson notes how Jesus gathered devoted young men, including a rough fisherman and a mystic teacher of love, to spread a vital, world reaching message. It discusses Capernium as his base, miracles, and the church's role using modern media to carry the Good News.
A sequence of sales listings with dates from January 28 to March 26 detailing buyers and locations such as White Hall Berryville Middle Town and Rippon West Virginia. Items offered include stock implements farm equipment and occasional antiques. Several entries note stock and implements as the sale focus with local farms and towns named.
Ammi Moore Jr a veteran Clarke county lawyer from Berryville died at his home after a pneumonia illness. John Brown longtime local postal carrier received a congratulatory letter from the Postmaster General on his service record. West Virginia budget set at 17 926 452 for two years with one sixth for building.
Miss Anna Poston wed Mr Richard Boxwell. William E Carson Jr 16 died of pneumonia. Policeman Hollis arrested Martin J Ward for attempted store robbery at J Jos Sullivan’s. Ward indicted within 48 hours and sentenced to 18 months on the road. Handley High beat Fishburne 24 23. Presbyterian church held special meetings with choir singing The Old Rugged Cross.
Fifteen years ago on January 18 1915 Eugene W Lee wrote in the American Automobile Association club journal extolling the Shenandoah Valley. Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosted meetings where forty four persons confessed conversion. Mrs H Douglas Fuller hosted a luncheon for Miss Marie Donaldson Ames who would marry Ensign Richard E Byrd Jr.
Associated Press notes Kathleen Kersting of Wichita Kansas makes her operatic debut with the Chicago Civic Opera company. She is associated with Madame Calve who discovered her. The debut marks a notable step in her career with the Chicago organization.
A short note from the Dallas News suggests thieves favor pristine vehicles over older wrecks, implying drivers should consider security when choosing where to park.
Boyce High School boys beat Upperville 31 to 15 while Boyce girls fell to Upperville 28 to 31 in a Parish Hall double header. Middletown defeated Stephens 22 to 12 in a Handley court practice game ahead of the F F V tournament on Friday January 24.
University of Minnesota officials weigh far reaching reforms to the university athletic program. An array of proposed changes targets structure funding governance and policy to reshape sports operations and oversight.
A fragment describes cadets in a gray column moving down the road from the High Bridge railroad station on the Harlem River toward the Yankee Stadium or Polo Grounds. The note hints at a ceremonial or military procession near major city sports venues.
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