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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

5

Teachers in Country Schools urged to stay for spiritual influence

An article argues rural teachers should remain in countryside schools to shape moral and spiritual lives of students. It highlights the value of Christian trained women teachers, calls for support from Parent Teacher Associations and churches, and suggests contacting Christian training institutions for recruitment.

Southern Baptist Training School Louisville Scarret College Southern Methodist Training School Nashville Henry McLaughlin

Yorktown Fete Names First Assistant Historian

Dr. Floyd Flickinger of Williamsburg Virginia and William and Mary College has been appointed first assistant historian for the Yorktown Sesquicentennial Exposition. The event marks the surrender of Lord Cornwallis and ends the Revolutionary War with activities planned for next fall.

Floyd Flickinger William and Mary College Williamsburg Yorktown Lord Cornwallis

Yard Party at Macedonia Church Benefit Night

A Front Royal yard party fundraiser hosted by Macedonia Church raises funds for the Ladies Aid. The event is slated for Wednesday night July 8 with proceeds supporting church outreach. A separate brief notes a lion near Capetown carrying off a baby then dropping it unharmed.

Macedonia Church Front Royal Roa Ladies’ Aid

Banks Observe Independence Day Holiday Closings

Bank closing notices indicate Saturday July Fourth as a legal holiday with banks closed. Maturing paper dated July Fourth can be paid on Monday July Sixth. Signatures include JH Yost, WM G Hardy, John L Sloat, Philip Fowle. Union Bank of Winchester.

JH Yost Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company WM G. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank John L. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank Philip Fowle Union Bank of Winchester

Elks Plan Funeral for Charter Member Harry C Fletcher

Elks members meet at the Elks Home Saturday at 3 p m to attend the funeral of charter member Harry C Fletcher Exalted Ruler Lawrence C Hollis announces the gathering and service details.

Elks’ Home Harry C. Fletcher Lawrence C. Hollis

Farm Bureau Meeting Series Planned Around Winchester

Notice to farmers announces Virginia Farm Bureau meetings to establish services in Winchester. Events are at Gainsboro Schoolhouse on July 7 and 8 at 8 p m, at the S H Zinn farm church near Clearbrook on July 8, and at Kernstown Schoolhouse on July 9. Moraes Farm Bureau Federation urges attendance.

Winchester Virginia Farm Bureau Gainsboro S. H. Zinn Clearbrook Kernstown Moraes Farm Bureau Federation

Trustees Sale of Frank K Stickley Farm at Strasburg Va

Trustees announce July 6 1931 at 11 AM in Strasburg Shenandoah County Va sale of the Frank K Stickley Farm a 335 82 acre river farm one mile east of Strasburg on the Shenandoah River with residence barn silo outbuildings and artesian well Visit the property before sale. Sale place is in front of the Strasburg Post Office Terms: one quarter cash day of sale with residue financed by three equal annual installments and a purchaser may assume 7701 41 with interest secured by vendor's lien or deed of trust. Trustees T E Zea and M L Walton Woodstock Va. (6 26 71)

Strasburg Shenandoah County Frank K. Stickley Shenandoah River T. E. Zea M. L. Walton Woodstock

Packing industry shows improvement in meat markets

A Washington report from the Institute of American Meat Packers notes gains in cattle and hog prices since May, stronger consumer demand for pork and beef, higher lard prices, and firmer meat product demand. Lighter cuts such as pork loins hams bacon and beef cuts are in greater demand, offering bargains for housewives.

United States Institute of American Meat Packers Washington

June meat prices rise as demand improves

Prices moved higher with picnic meats advancing and steady demand. Ham trade improved and consumption of smoked meats increased in June. Bacon, particularly heavier cuts, remained an attractive buy for American households.

Church notices from rural charge led by Rev S J Goode

The Church of Christ rural charge announces Ebenezer Bible School at 10 a m and Fairview memorial services with no preaching that Sunday. Delray holds an all day meeting with Bible school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and a 3 p m sermon. Capon Bridge Bible school at 1 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and preaching at 8 p m all welcome.

S J Goode Ebenezer—Bible School Fairview Delray Capon Bridge Bible School Christian Endeavor

One Kind of Efficiency

An efficiency expert is pictured as a careful thinker who would measure a lump of coal before trying to pass it through a door. The Louisville Times uses a humorous line to comment on practical logic and problem solving.

Loulsville Times

Bus carrying 13 coeds crashes near Ypsilanti injuring passengers

A bus carrying 13 prospective teachers from Michigan State Normal School in Ypsilanti skidded on a highway, crashed through a guard rail on a bridge, and fell 12 feet into Paint Creek. All aboard were injured, three seriously, as they headed to Lincoln Consolidated Rural School for final practice teaching.

Michigan State Normal School Ypsilanti Paint Creek Lincoln Consolidated Rural School

Tariff Wall Stage Setting Requires Right-Side Stance

A tariff wall is described as a stage setting where the pleasing effect comes from being on the correct side. The text implies a directional stance determines perception or outcome.

Untangled Riddle Speaks to Newspaper Boss Advantage

A cryptic remark highlights the nimblest editor or picker who reads the paper first, before pages are creased or mussed. The line evokes media savvy and the advantage of being early to the news.

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