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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
4
Classified ad block outlines advertising rates for a newspaper, including 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials 1.50 for four stanzas, cards of thanks 75 cents, and display ads due by 10 AM. It lists national reps and notes Associated Press rights.
A religious quotation from 2 Corinthians 4 18 contrasts the seen temporal world with the unseen eternal, urging focus on what lies beyond. The verse emphasizes faith over visible things and echoes Christian contemplation.
The article notes a new safety trend where cities require biannual motor vehicle inspections, with a one dollar fee and an official okey sticker. Memphis reports over 37 percent rejections in six months but a 25 percent drop in fatalities and fewer property claims, inspiring other cities and highlighting Virginia’s free public service and life-saving impact.
Fred and Al Key spent days in the air since June 4, landing in Mississippi after a gruelling flight in Ole Miss. The endurance test pushed machine durability, yet its broader value to aviation remains questionable as the prolonged trials continue.
A compact school quiz lists two questions: the tallest man made structure is the Eiffel Tower in Paris at 984 feet, and the difference between a disciple and an apostle is that a disciple believes Christ’s teachings while an apostle is chosen by Christ and sent to teach.
The text critiques the Mahar Stang ascent and similar endurance flights as mere stunts rather than science. It suggests the Key brothers may profit from their record and speculate on advertising ties, noting the cigarette brand used might be cited as a causal factor. The writer argues such feats lack genuine merit and compare them unfavorably to flagpole sitting heroes.
A Cumberland Times report from the Machinery and Allied Products Institute estimates new machinery requirements at 18.57 billion dollars, over four times government relief plans. It notes two thirds of spending goes to labor, predicting payrolls of around 12 billion and about 4 billion men employed for two years, urging immediate resumption of orders to lift confidence.
About 40 Kansas penitentiary prisoners face solitary confinement after a mutiny caused 25000 in mine damage. The rioters threatened to tear up the mine but officials quelled the revolt without serious injury. The article likens reform through discipline and medicine to guiding youths toward a better life after release.
The piece argues Congress acts to shield the bald eagle, the nation's emblem, from destruction. It notes critics question the bird's worth while asserting the eagle’s symbolism of strength and courage and calls for a future vision befitting its perilous role.
Present and past rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 a m shows none. July to date none. Year to date 17.01 inches. The Winchester Laboratory 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.35, February 1.94, March 2.81, April 3.16, May 3.88, June 3.60, July 3.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, December 2.30 inches.
Reports from the southern county describe unusually heavy rain around Middletown with a cloudburst near the Baltimore and Ohio station washing out spots needing crushed stone. The Shenandoah River south of Cedar Creek rose five to seven feet, while areas west of Step hens City and Refuge section also saw heavy rains, though some reports could not be verified. The river is clear south of Strasburg.
The Gilpin trophies golf tournament opened in Millwood Virginia with six men and six women competing. Final rounds are scheduled for tomorrow. Matches paired Rev Robert B Nelson vs Rev Ronald Rowland and Logan Fay vs Winchester competitor with byes for several players. The two silver plates donated by Mrs Henry B Gilpin will pass to champions with their names engraved for the next year.
A geological survey presents evidence that Porto Rico was formerly connected to the North American mainland. Researchers cite rock formations and fossil records supporting the land bridge hypothesis.
A collage of brief death notices and civic items from years past. Charles E Brown, retired glover, dies here. Thomas O Leary, 76, dies after general health decline. Von Hindenburg places army safety on Von Paven. Holmes Conrad dies in Macomb Illinois. A Gray Williams opens University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs. Five years back: Shawnee Springs filters bought. Dr. Allen T Hawthorne installed as Lions Club president. A farmer shooting case. Scottish ministry bans apple shipments. Berryville Horse Show lists 29 classes. Ten years back: Mrs A B Richards, 70, Baltimore merchant, father of Meyer Hamburger, plans big Frederick store. Rev J F Morgan leaves First Christian Church for Norfolk County. Twenty five years ago: Love Lodge Masons installed. Graham Orndorff fractured skull. John W Daniel dies in Lynchburg. Ada L Rosenberger marries Frank L Woore. Minnie C Brown weds Washington M Seal.
The residency camp is moved from the Whitlock property on Valley avenue to the Williams property near Winchester Woolen Mills on Millwood pike. The old building was dismantled and is being reconstructed at the new location. All highway equipment and supplies repair work are kept at the base camp. The move followed a request by Whitlock property owners for possession of the lot.
A free dance from 5 to 7 p m at the Park Pavilion on Thursday July 4 features square dancing starting at 8 30. The remodeled building with swinging doors offers cool comfort. Proceeds aid the children's playground.
In a secluded cabin Val and Lia settle into a rugged retreat as Towner and Bud unload supplies. Lia grows wary of staying, fearing danger in the woods, while Val drinks to steady nerves. A looming crisis and strained tension underscore a fragile bond in a remote, tense evening.
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