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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
5
The note asserts the world will not end for 450 years, countering the idea of a 40 year limit and predicting continued existence barring any collective catastrophe. It emphasizes a long horizon and challenges apocalyptic forecasts.
Chester District schedules a meeting at the M E Church on Thursday night July 17. All residents welcome. Dolores Iedaughter of Frederick Md visits Mr and Mrs William Wright. Edwin Fritts and Boyd Steele with the Misses Effie and unnamed others are mentioned in relation to local visits.
Nettie Argenbright and companions returned home after attending the Epworth League assembly at Massanetta Springs. Miss Fairfax Frazier a Walter Reed nurse from Washington visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frasier. Alva Steele returned from Washington visits. Jane Argenbright visited. Dorothy Senant and Mary Kitchen also returned from Massanetta Springs after the fourteenth annual assembly.
James H. Grove age 60 member of the Grove Lime Company died yesterday in Frederick after a ten day illness from paralysis. He was born at Limekiln near Frederick and operated the M. J. Grove Lime Works at Stephens City. He was a son of the late Manassas J. Grove.
James H Grove Sr the city resident and businessman son of a local founder died after attending Frederick College and public schools He was a Democrat Elk Knights of Columbus and Catholic Church member He leaves a widow two sons two brothers and two sisters Funeral is at St Johns Church Wednesday
Herbert Shears an 18 year old barn construction laborer was instantly killed by a bolt of lightning as he stood at the door of a building in Canaan Valley during a heavy early evening storm. He and his father from Riverton Virginia were working on a barn when the strike occurred.
A fragment questions whether husbands trust their wives after receiving vacation postcards reading Wish you were here and venturing suspicions about infidelity. It implies marital doubt and the charm of travel postcards as possible evidence.
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