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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
2
The first 4-H Club Council of the year in Chapel outlined goals for 1933. Clubs must meet 10 times, have two leaders, prepare a written annual work plan, plan monthly programs, and achieve high attendance. Additional tasks include raising funds, sending a delegate to the state short course, and promoting recreation. the council set a June all day meeting and county events.
The plan names Hilda Cather Pauline Clower? ser Alvin Tavenner Ellen Huyett Arne Pifer Arthur Tinsman and Margaret Larrick. It notes the for that day will be in nee Renner and Hilda Cather.
In Boyce Virginia on Jan 31 the puppy Tricks owned by L H Roy chewed the radio wire during a music program. The dog appeared lifeless with four feet in the air but revived after the master unplugged the radio.
George R. Hall district agent of the United States Government Seed Loan office will be in Win chester Thursday and Friday and Saturday of this week to confer with farmers who have loans with the government. He urges all borrowers from the Crop Producers Loan or Farmers Seed Loan offices to meet him during his stay. Winchester and Frederick counties are in his territory across 17 counties in the state.
The Dixie Collegians travel to Martinsburg for the season second engagement with the All-Star club. Last Friday, the Collegians defeated the Martinsburg team on Handley gym floor by a comfortable margin.
Authorities estimate 1,125 state workers can maintain 36,703 miles of secondary roads. Previously 2,100 men were employed. County machinery worth 570,000 plus 360,000 in new equipment are in use, with 30 additional resident engineers added to the staff.
The sage Hi Ho notes it is sad two men quarrel over language differences while sharing similar views. The piece contrasts self serving behavior with public integrity and hints at biased nest feathering.
FP G Duvall of Alix is named administrator of the estate of T J Sivtat a Frederick County farmer who died after a hunting accident last fall. The bond is set at 4000 dollars with New Amsterdam Casualty Company as surety. Appraisers listed include R Petrie B F Trenary W H BernardORBaugh and C J Jacobs.
A wife preserves space by keeping a shoe horn near the outside door to scrape mud off shoes and rubbers. It fits the band and won’t hurt the shoes.
An English engineer argues that if a cable could be proportioned as strong as a spider's web a suspension bridge across the English channel might be built. The concept hinges on biomimicry of natural strength in thin fibers.
A theater patron vented anger after an inability to sleep during a Boris Karloff film. She informed the manager it would be her last visit to the cinema to see The Mummy, with showings at 7 15 and 9 p m. She also warned not to call Mr Bouchers phone after midnight.
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