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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
2
London reaction to Roosevelt's policy statement shows wide support among officials yet criticism from financial editors. Observers urge a properly informed delegation and warn that missteps risk undermining his aims, with concerns about inflation fears in gold countries and coordination among advisers.
The Gore area reports large crowds at services at Trone M. E. Church and Fairview Lutherans last Sunday and yesterday. A Gore Union Sunday School notes a Children's Day program next Sunday at 3 PM. The Gore demonstration group meeting is postponed for a canting specialist. Local residents receive family and visitor updates including illness and travel details across Gore and nearby towns.
Miss Susie Carbaugh visits Mary Frances Barr in Strasburg. Mr and Mrs W H Burner of Dayton Ohio stay with Mrs Burner's parents J P Carbaugh. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pence and Mr and Mrs Grover Burner of Springfield Ohio spend the weekend with Mrs D C Miller and others.
Mr. Wilbur Vincent hosts guests including Miss Fairfax Frazier of Washington and her mother Mrs. Harry Frazier. Mr. Fred Carbaugh of Strasburg spends the weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carbaugh. Rev. Snyder Alleman visits Shippensburg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Malin Mrs. B A Guard and Miss Eloise Trussell of Newport News stay awhile here. Continentalsm satire in London credits America First as the dollar weakens abroad.
The record notes a clear move away from 6 cylinder engines. In 1925 there were 60 six cylinder chassis but only 20 remain today. Four cylinder chassis rose from 14 in 1925 to 4 currently, indicating a broad trend toward smaller engines.
In 1932 about 400000 Boy Scouts were in the United States with 18158 taught swimming and 1192 qualifying as life guards. Merit badges totals 41091 for swimming and life saving as camps plan for White Rock July 11 two week program starts August 4.
North Mountain Virginia reports a refreshing rain easing two weeks of heat before a church Bible school at St Johns Lutheran led by Rev C E Seastrunk and Rev P E Shely. A Mt Williams petty larceny trial, Guy Fauver, ends with six months sentence suspended on costs and a year of good behavior.
Fox mystery thriller with Ralph Morgan Victor and Sally Blane plays at Hable's Palace for final shows. Audiences enjoy inside look at mystifying magic and a clever romance with light comedy amid ample laughs and excitement.
Warner Bros CAPITOL presents When Ladies Meet at the Capitol to an appreciative crowd. Ann Harding and Robert Montgomery deliver the kind of roles fans expect, supported by an unexcelled cast. The reviewer calls it the most enjoyable screen fare in weeks.
Warner Bros presents King Kong at the Colonial Theatre in Winchester for today only. France’s stance on American gold policy contrasts with its calm approach to debts. A confidence man is described as someone who has raised stock and bond values by 20 billion in four months.
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