Evening Star publication note for Winchester VA readers
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. It is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester. The paper is consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly and The Weekly Mirror. It is a member of the Associated Press meaning AP news dispatches credited to it are republished here.
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Win @hester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Entry
Parents are urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. The note cites Psalm 141 5 about loving correction and prays for righteousness to reveal itself through kindness.
See Your Banker First Before Buying Stocks
The Portsmouth Star urges investors to seek banker advice before stock purchases even when directors seem reputable. It notes bankers know money matters and will offer honest, disinterested guidance if approached, warning that ignoring such advice risks loss.
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Portsmouth Star
Lmen
Ates
Roanoke ‘Times
Virginia to acquire Shenandoah Park land debated
The Northampton Times argues against a $1,000,000 General Assembly appropriation to purchase Shenandoah National Park acreage. It contends ownership would shift to the United States, risking poorer development by Virginia and loss of potential federal funding.
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Lynchburg
Northampton Times
General Assembly
Shenandoah National Park
United States
Uncle Sam
Virginia Pledges National Park Investment
The text argues Virginia will not waste public funds but invest in Shenandoah to prove the national park’s value and yield strong dividends, with Western states already recognizing parks as valuable assets.
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Virginia
Peoria Baptists Withdraw Over Education Controversy
A Peoria Baptist congregation leaves the Northern Baptist Conference citing Godless evolution education and modernized doctrine. The move mirrors earlier Tennessee debates but is expected to pass with little wider impact.
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Peoria
Ill
America
Northern Baptist Conference
Tennessee
Scopes
Great Baptist Church
Peoria Baptists
A Sensible Judge and the Hickman Case Impartiality
A California judge's retirement from the Hickman trial after impartiality questions mirrors the Sacco and Vanzetti controversy. The piece praises Judge Hardy for stepping down to protect public justice and speedy trial, arguing if Thayer had done likewise, Sacco and Vanzetti might not have faced the drawn out proceedings.
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Carlos S. Hardy
California
William Edward Hickman
Sacco
Vanzetti
Cau Raelet
Webster Thayer
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
Hardy
Thayer
Sacco and Vanzetti
Tennessee Colonel Named Honorary Leader at UT Parade
Miss Evelyn Hoskina is honorary colonel of the Rt. C. T. C. regiment at the University of Tennessee. In full military regalia she attends each weekly dress parade and leads the grand march at military balls in Knoxville.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Evelyn Hoskina
University of Tennessee
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia Local Social Notes
Relate a sequence of everyday visits in Relief, Virginia, with numerous calls on neighbors and friends. Recurring names include Racey Ginn Groves Neikirk Copenhaver Crim and Kerin, with mentions of a funeral at Star Tannery for Mrs Kate Ritter and various social calls across Stephens City Opequon and nearby households.
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M Cey Saturda
Jacob Copenhaver
Kate Ritter
Star Tannery
Clark Kerin
Ida M. Kerin
Stanley Groves
John Lakeman
Opequon
Herman Dyke
John Wisecarver
Irene Copenhaver
Mattie Neikirk
Mildred Groves
Helen Crim
Katie Rudolph
Floyd
Stephens City
Ralph Bauserman
Freddie Crim
Rube Wisecarver
Jake Copenhaver
George Snapp
Messrs
Richard and
Floyd Ginn
Charlie Clark
Luther Pifer
Sunday Home Entertained With Radio Music
A Sunday night gathering at Mr. John Racey hosted radio music entertainment. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday night February 1 at the United Brethren Church with Mr. Luther Pifer leading. Everyone is invited to attend.
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John Racey
United Brethren Church
Luther Pifer
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams Virginia reports social visits and illness updates. Mr N H Burkhart and Mrs Burkhart spent time with J H Burkhart. Wallace family visits Wheatfield. Mrs Wallace ill. J B Snapp and Mrs William Brewer visited Mrs Annie Orndorff. E R Clowser improving after illness. Marvin and Holmes Bucher stayed with Claude Wallace. Ernest Ashwood of Middle town high school visited his parents H W and Mrs Ashwood.
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Mount Williams
N. H. Burkhart
J. H. Burkhart
IL. N. Wallace
Wallace
Wheatfield
Masters Marvin
Holmes Bucher
Claude Wallace
Ernest Ashwood
Middletown High School
Arthur White
Sales Directory Listing for Stock and Implements
A sequence of sale notices dated February to March listing vendors by name and location for stock and farming implements. Entries include Jas Rush Parkins Mill road. Mr Payne Berry ville. Chas L Lupton Nellie Lupton farm Apple Pie Ridge. Arthur Luttrell near White Hall. E W Pope and Son Sen sency Road. J Wilmer Carpenter Bromley farm. J C Spaid L H Hook Warren Anderson farm near Winchester. C F Lanhan near Gaylord. Fred M Fugitt Sensency road. J W Newcome Ridge road. W D Simmons Glass farm Cedar Creek grade. A W Foreman between Gainesboro and Hayfield. E R Michael Martinsburg Pike. E R Michaels Kemp farm Martinsburg pike. W W McDonald Berry. E H White Reardon farm White Post. W W Boone Boyd farm Red Bud. T D Cather Lupton farm Clearbrook. T H Banks Millwood. Paul M Haldeman Winchester. Frank Alexander Berryville. T A Hummer Berryville. Chas Duke Gaylord. W A Dunn Charles Town. W O Crampton Berry. J M Morris Gaylord. G F Chapman near Charles Town. C E Wisecarver Berry.
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Jas. Rush
Parkins Mill Road
Mr. Payne
Berryville
Chas
L. Lupton
Nellie Lupton
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Arthur Luttrell
White Hall
E. W. Pope and Son
Sensensey Road
J. Wilmer Carpenter
Bromley Farm
J. C. Spaid
L. H. Hook
Warren Anderson Farm
S. E. Winchester
C. F. Lanhan
Gaylord
Fred M. Fugitt
Sensency Road
J. W. Newcome
Ridge Road
W. DD. Simmons
Glass Farm
Ceder Creek
A. W. Foreman
Gainesboro
Hayfield
E. R. Michael
Kemp Farm
Martinsburg Pike
E. R. Michaels
S. Y. Kemp Farm
Winchester
W. W. McDonald
E. H. White
Reardon Farm
White Post
W. W. Boone
Boyd
Red Bud
T. D. Cather
Lupton Farm
Clearbrook
T. He. Banks
Millwood
Paul M. Haldeman
Frank Alexander
T. A Hummer
Duke
W. A. Dunn
Charles Town
W. O. Crampton
J. M. Morris
G. F. Chapman
C. E. Wisecarver
Local Social Guests and Schoolhouse Appointment
Cordelia White visited Mrs. H. W. Ashwood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keckley visited Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Wallace Sunday evening. Ren Good of Wardensville will lead the regular schoolhouse appointment next Saturday evening February 4 at 7 30 p m.
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Cordelia White
H. W. Ashwood
J. Keckley
I. N. Wallace
Ren Good
Wardensville
Virginia Maryland highway funds plan faces Maryland action
The bill ties Virginia's highway funding allotment to Maryland's upcoming move, citing contiguity and mutual good will. Lawmakers clash over the racial integrity measure led by James H. Price with claims of 50 000 to 100 000 mixed heritage people in Virginia, and votes show strong opposition to the race oath bill as well.
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Pace
Maryland
Virginia
Contiguous States
James H. Price
Richmond
Senate Promotes Direct Election of Judges Resolution
Senator Gordon sponsors a resolution for direct judicial elections bypassing current legislative practice. The plan requires approval by both houses and voter ratification, citing judges drawn into politics under present rules. House member J B Allman proposes a bar on attorneys practicing where their father sits as judge. A bill to abolish the State Library Board and shift duties to the State Board of Education is also introduced.
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Senate
Gordon
Lindsey Gordon
Louisa County
J. B. Allman
Franklin County
Supreme Court of Appeals
State Library Board
State Board of Education
Ashton Dovell
Wil Hamsbure
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