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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
4
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The notice lists subscription prices for various terms, plus advertising rates for classified and display ads. It names memorials, cards of thanks, and minimum charges, with deadlines and regional ad representatives.
The text echoes a biblical verse from Isaiah 40 31 about renewed strength for those who wait upon the Lord. It emphasizes spiritual endurance and divine support as they rise with wings like eagles and avoid weariness.
The Richmond News Leader offers congratulations to the new Virginia governor at age 60, noting his Emory and Henry training and law studies in Washington. It reflects on his congressional service from 1923 to 1929, tenure on the State Corporation Commission, and warns that early years will test finances and public understanding while urging prudent governance and public education.
The text explains German silver, an alloy of copper nickel and zinc known on the market as nickel silver. It describes a log cubic footage method: deduct four inches from the diameter, square a quarter of the remainder, and multiply by log length. It notes measurements are taken inside the bark at the small end. It identifies Robert Dickey as the original Deadwood Dick.
The phrase urges prudent use of a guiding rule, emphasizing careful application. It reflects a stance of measured judgment and self discipline in decision making.
Reports from Inverness Scotland and Victoria British Columbia describe two sea serpents, Cadborosaurus named Caddy and Amy, drawing public attention. Victoria claims sightings of Amy swallowing a sea mull feathers and all, while Loch Ness remains the famed amphibious mystery.
One year after the killings, George Crawford in Boston denies he killed two women at Middleburg. Winchester Gun Club plans to stock turkeys in the mountains of west Frederick County. Roy W. Richards sought for possessing a large liquor-making apparatus in Virginia remains at large. Japanese mob attacks Singer plant in Yokohama, prompting calls for American protection.
Ammi Moore Jr., 82, dies in Berryville after two weeks illness from pneumonia. Councilman W Nelson Page tells Rotarians bond passage is imperative. Winchester Chamber issues over 100 more licenses than last year. School Board requests 100000 dollars for new building and repairs.
Ten years ago J C Penney Co plans to open a store here. Brooks Pharmacy begins business on Piccadilly Street. A fire and water disaster damages Memorial Hospital plant worth $100000 with $30000 in damages. patients evacuated without injury. South unveils Lee head at Stone Mountain Georgia. Thirty three hospital patients are moved out unharmed as bed coverings and linen are left on the lawn.
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes Havana with 600 000 inhabitants can be sized like Washington. It mentions Havana’s Capitol building, the Capitalio, designed somewhat like the U S Capitol.
Lipmann argues there will be no currency war between Britain and the United States. He compares gold values, explains that the dollar is in a reasonable range of sterling bloc currencies, and warns against currency depreciation as unnecessary. He continues that Europe and the Far East currency tensions pose larger risks, urging continued friendship and coordinated recovery.
Present rainfall for the past 24 hours ends at 8 a m shows none. January year to date .91 inch. Year to date .91. Average annual precipitation for 21 years at Winchester Laboratory 34.71 inches. Monthly averages over 20 years list January 2.36, February 2.70, March 3.11, April 3.73, May 3.81, June 3.45, July 3.45, August 2.15, September 3.06, October 2.25, November 2.37.
The Harpers Ferry game ends 27 17 with Williams scoring all game high points for Company I and Coulter leading Harpers Ferry with 13. The militiamen secure their first win of the season at Harpers Ferry West Virginia as Handley gym hosts a next Tuesday clash versus Toms Brook High School.
The excerpt praises Tennyson for his intense sensitivity to life’s fleeting moments and for rendering them with remarkable precision and nuance. It notes his ability to capture the essence of each instant with delicacy and insight.
In a tense dialogue, Clara explains she and Antonine are the same woman in disguise while Raoul reflects on mistaken identities. Antonine’s arrest for a crime she didn’t commit triggers plans to swap places with Clara to protect the real culprit. Raoul orders actions to vanish.
Rev A R Van Cleave leads morning worship at 11 am with communion and church school at 10 am led by Elv ay Seldon. Evening service at 6 30 pm features a sermon on Christian leadership. Young People group meets at 6 45 pm for Getting Along With Others.ordial invitation extended to all.
Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorage schedules Bethel Albin as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a m and divine service at 7 30 p m Sermon by a pastor Luther League at 7 p m Fremont Hayfield and St John Mt Williams hold services with sermons by the pastor You are welcome to these services
Opequon Group Rev G M Morrow schedules Sunday services at Opequon Memorial Kerns town Opequon Chapel and Stines Chapel including Sunday School at 10 a m preaching 11 a m and evening Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Burnt Church and Stines Chapel list additional services with 2 30 p m Sunday School and 3 30 p m preaching and 6 30 p m Endeavor.
Church schedule across Brucetown and nearby localities lists services for Brucetown South, Burnt Factory, Stephenson and Welltown including Sunday School, young people's services and preaching times. Dr W F Locke to preside and speak. second quarterly conference with emphasis on attendance. An invitation to worship and spiritual light is extended.
notices list weekly church events for Winchester and Mt Pleasant areas with services Sunday School sermons and Christian Endeavor sessions. Mt Olive Mt Pleasant Red Bud churches hold times from 2 p m to 8:15 p m with a Workers' Council gathering led by Mrs Wells and a Wednesday prayer and Bible study in Mt Pleasant West Virginia.
Stephens City M E Church hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m Pastor C C Bush leads the Stephens City south charge with services including Young People and World Club at 7 p m. Kernstown Refuge and Fairview also hold Sunday School and preaching with varied times all invited.
Rev H E Richardson pastor leads Reliance Revival with Rev J M Derrick preaching nightly. Services held Sunday morning and night and all of next week. Ridings Chapel holds Sunday School at 2 p m with sermon by the pastor at 3. Grenway offers preaching at 11 a m due to Reliance revival. Stephens City hosts Sunday School at 2 30 p m.
The notice lists church activities at Gainesboro and Pine Grove including Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m in Gainesboro with Epworth League at 7 30 p m Young People's meeting at 7 30 p m and 8 p m preaching Old Bethel and Epworth League times 10 a m and 7 15 p m and 7 30 p m Gainesboro Epworth League 7 30 p m with 10 a m Sunday School and 7 30 p m Epworth League.
CHURCH OF CHRIST REV S J GOONE lists Ebenezer Bible School 10 a m and Delray Bible School 2 p m with a 3 p m preaching service. Capon Bridge Bible School 10 a m Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m worship and sermon 1730 funeral of Mrs George Parish at Fairview causes no preaching. All invited.
Clearbrook Presbyterian notes Rev R B Campbell as pastor. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. with H. B. Cline as superintendent. Church service follows at 11 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor.
The text notes three major gold discoveries from the 19th century: Australia after the Eldorado, a 1885 find in South Africa, and shifting production standings as America drops to third. South Africa leads, Canada rises to second, with the United States now third in gold output.
Grimes Virginia January report shows Woodbine Community League gathering at the school house with refreshments served by league ladies. Residents note Mrs. Lewis Hudson remains critically ill in Winchester hospital and visitors are named.
Cross Junction Va reports a series of social visits from Winchester guests including Harley Adams Freda Braithwaite and Delbert Sibert along with Baker and Braithwaite families. Mrs J S Braithwaite shows improvement after illness and Dr A H Rogers of Bunker Hill visited for several days.
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