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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1935

Page

4

Advertising Rates and Deadlines for Classifieds and Displays

Advertising rates listed include 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, cards of thanks 75 cents, and display ads 42 cents per inch with border. Office deadline is 10 A M on publication day, with national reps in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.

Devine - Tenney Corp New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines Atlanta

Associated Press News Rights Clarified in Paper

The Associated Press notes exclusive rights to publish dispatches and local news in this paper. The policy reserves reprint rights for AP credited material and locally sourced stories shared by the paper.

Associated Press

Christ the harvest sowing and reaping reference

The text presents a biblical quote from Galatians 6 7 about sowing and reaping and appears amid garbled repetitions referencing Christ. It lacks clear news context or entities suitable for a standard obituary or article item.

Indictment of Vera by Virginia Welfare Official

Arthur W. James former Relief Committee member and State Commissioner of Public Welfare criticizes FERA and VERA for overcentralization waste and reporting demands. He notes administrative costs near 2 million dollars yearly while distributing about 15 million and urges a federal relief system survey and reform.

Institute of Public Affairs University of Virginia Arthur W. James W. A. Smith James VERA Washington Virginia

Pension plan discussed by Virginia official at Ocean View

Clifton Forge Review notes C H Morissett state tax commissioner told Retail Merchants Association of Virginia in Ocean View that an old age pension law could cost taxpayers about 21 million dollars yearly, roughly half the current Commonwealth budget. Merchants oppose a sales tax but offer no clear alternative to raise that sum.

Clifton Forge C. H. Morissett Retail Merchants’ Association of Virginia Ocean View Commonwealth Morrissett Old Dominion

School Days Q and A Notes From City Lesson

A snippet presents questions and answers about civic honors and Bible division. It notes the city’s figurative meaning of free status, credits Hugo de Sancto Caro with verse and chapter division, and mentions Cro-Maynards as early cave artists in southwest Europe.

Pension costs loom for Virginia seniors

The piece questions funding for old age pensions in Virginia as Mr Morrissett estimates over 100000 residents over 65 will seek government payments. It foresees cuts to beneficiaries, but warns Virginians may face heavy costs when the law begins.

Morlyissett Morrissett Virginia

American Troops Should Not Aid Japanese in China

The piece argues that U S and Japanese troops are in Tientsin with different aims. It contends Japan seeks to coerce Hopei province and gain control, while U S forces protect citizens and property. It asserts the United States cannot join in Japanese expansion and warns against pulling chestnuts from the Chinese fire.

Tientsin Pieping China United States Infantry Hopei United States

Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Report

Present and past rainfall for the last 24 hours ends 8 a m shows .70 inches. July to date .70 and year to date 17.81 inches. 22 year average total 34.61 inches at Winchester Laboratory. Monthly averages span January through December with values from 2.30 to 3.88 inches.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Siamese twin cannot obtain marriage license in New York

A Siamese twin faces a barrier to marriage in New York as authorities deny a license amid ongoing civil proceedings. The development reflects social and legal constraints affecting interdependent individuals in the era.

Flashes of Life Inconsistent Jobs And Odd Incidents

A New York lifeguard on the floating hospital keeps children safe on harbor trips with standard precautions and a routine 5 pm finish. Philadelphia man Marvin Franklin, 65, seeks a Rittenhouse Square swim but is diverted to corrective housing after defiant remarks. In Lock Haven Earl Hoover finds copperhead snake in his coat pocket then retrieves the garment after the scare. Edgerton Wisconsin sees Frank Mach drown in Rock River while trying to untangle a fishline with $1550 on him. Authorities note uncertainty about the large cash.

New York Herbert Olson New York Harbor Olson Lock Haven Earl Hoover Hoover Earl Edgerton Wis Frank Mach Chicago Rock River Cordray Lia Sue Norris Bremerton Navy Department Paradise Lake Towner J. E Jan Kent Townley

Berryville man fatally gored by bull during event

George R. Evans age 73 of Berryville dies after being gored by a bull. The report notes local wildlife incident with fatalities at a rural setting.

George R. Evans Berryville Bull Frances Page Winchester Golf Club Julian Ward Baker Burnt Church Kline’s Woods Vaucluse Episcopal Diocese of

Ten Years Ago Tollgate Removal and Crimes Report

Ten years ago the county planned removal of the Welltown Pike tollgate by the Board of Supervisors. Albert Robertson, escaped convict from a Winchester camp, was captured at Roanoke after killing two policemen and wounding another. Mrs. Nettie C. Ryan dies in local hospital. Mrs. Edward C. Jordan dies in Warwick county. Mrs. Asa Shertzer dies at Stephens City.

Welltown Pike Board of Supervisors Albert Robertson Desparado Winchester Roanoke Nettie C. Ryan Edward C. Jordan Warwick County Asa Shertzer Stephens City

Caterpillar memorial sparks debate in Boongara

A Queensland town erects a Cactoblastis Memorial Hall to honor the caterpillar that saved 8,500,000 acres from prickly pear plague. The piece suggests thanking scientists and cautions about ecological balance as pests may turn to new targets.

Boongara Queensland Australia United States

Racketster Confesses Cash Scheme From 1931 Loot

Detectives quote the suspect claiming a $22 000 racket in 1931. He describes writing pay checks and passing them to uncooperative recipients, buying $80 furniture with one check, and exchanging a $116 check for a $36 change. A loop store then questioned the signature and he was suspected for attempting to cash the check.

Galilee Church Announces Bible School Incentive

Rev. F B Sapp minister and C E McVay Sunday School superintendent announce Bible School at Galilee Church with services at 10 a m and communion. Beginning next Lord's Day a prize will be given to all boys and girls who attend each Bible School session until Christmas.

F. B. Sapp C. E. McVay

Paradise Lake Escape Turns Grim For Val

Val walks the lake shore after a bitter quarrel with Lia. Delusions of freedom and a possible rival sharpen his resolve as he wanders toward the cabins. A fall entangles him, trapping his leg under a fallen tree on the soggy path.

Val Lia Towner Jan

Mints Report Record Currency Output for Fiscal Year

Treasury figures show domestic currency production of 608,414,207 pieces valued at 39,131,127 dollars for the latest fiscal year. By comparison 46,634,250 coins were made in 1934 totaling 3,499,125 dollars, with 1929 printing the largest yearly total of 385,582,950 coins valued at 54,225,400 dollars due largely to gold coinage no longer produced.

Washington Jay Treasury Eee Ois

Greenbrier and Virginia Poloists Play Tomorrow

Two intercollegiate captains will appear in the Greenbrier Polo Club lineup on Greenbrier Field as the West Virginia team meets Fauquier Loudoun from Middleburg Va in the second match of the season. Yale’s Jay Kitchen Secor and William Rand Jr share back positions with John Young Jr of Pennsylvania Military College and Harvard’s Winston Frost in the No 3 spot. Fauquier Loudoun’s strong lineup features J F Walker Gould Shaw W P Hulbert and Howard Fair. Attendance from Virginia is expected to be large.

Greenbrier Polo Club Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Middleburg Jay Kitchen Secor Yale John Young, Jr Pennsylvania Military College William Rand, Jr Winston Frost Harvard Fauquier-Loudouns J. F. Walker Gould Shaw W. P. Hulbert Howard Fair Virginias

Ridings Chapel Notes July Gathering and Local Visits

Ridings Chapel notes report guests including Mrs. Benton Stickley and Mrs. Roy at the Hammock home. The Ladies Aid plans a church lawn party that evening. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Grim and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lichlider at Milldale. Farmers near harvest. Rev. Allen Jones and family and others visited the Costello home. Woodrow Ash of Martinsburg summers with C. A. Walters. Mrs. Hilda Grim ill. Willis family hosted by the Vanns.

Ridings Chapel Julian Hammock Benton Stickley Roy A. C. Grim Walter Lichlider Milldale G. W. Cadwallader Harry Cousill Middletown Allen Jones Luther Riggleman Bucklue J.C. Costello Woodrow Ash Martinsburg C.A -Walters Hilda Grim

WinchesterVets to Attend Alexandria Encampment

A delegation from Winchester United Spanish War Veterans plans to depart tomorrow for Alexandria to join the annual encampment ceremonies. The event gathers about 800 delegates from various posts and regions.

Winchester United Alexandria

Virginia encampment to be largest in history says BE J Hewitt

BE J Hewitt department adjutant states parts of Virginia are expected to attend the encampment this year, with organizers predicting it will be the largest in the history of the ay organization.

Virginia BE. J. Hewitt Hewitt

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