Evening Star Records and Winshener Spotlight
The Evening Star section highlights Star and Winshener in a compact note. Details are sparse, but the piece signals coverage of ongoing events involving these names and local prominence.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star section highlights Star and Winshener in a compact note. Details are sparse, but the piece signals coverage of ongoing events involving these names and local prominence.
A new member of the Associated is named as consolidation brings The Weekly News The Morning News and The Weekly Times under one banner. Officials discuss the integration plan and upcoming editorial changes at the merged operation.
A biblical verse emphasizes patience and courage, urging believers to wait on the Lord. It promises heart strength and steadfast trust during hardship.
The article notes drought has harmed many apple trees with weak foliage. It advises urgent care including fertilizing weakened trees with nitrate of soda and summer pruning to reduce excess wood. Emphasizes relying on rains and attentive cultivation to restore normal vigor.
The Richmond News Leader argues the Virginia Research Bureau faces three options over a $92,000 discrepancy. It calls for transparency and says Governor Davis deserves a final day in court to present evidence or defend his position amid public scrutiny.
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch calls for a new university leader to guide consolidation of gains after Dr. Alderman's era. The piece emphasizes reverence for Alderman but urges an Alderman replacement who can steer the institution forward and unify efforts under current policy direction.
The piece argues for appointing a leader capable of guiding a rapidly growing university back toward its ideal atmosphere. The ideal candidate need not be a professional educator but must be a scholar, a traveler of wide affairs, a skilled orator, and a gentleman who loves the university and can minimize future dangers.
Dwarf fruit trees trained along walls or trellises have moved from European and English orchards to American gardens. An editorial in the New York Times says roof plantings can yield income on penthouses and rooftops, while many homes across cities adopt the space saving trees for beauty and fruit.
Middletown Va June 3 residents noted visitors from Oakland Md Asbury College Wilmore Ky and Winchester and Martinsburg others plan the annual consolidated memorial service at Mount Carmel Cemetery run by fraternal groups including Baird Boy Scouts Council 51 Co F wine Grange and Marsh Run Lodge I O O F with Rev Allen Jones to speak.
A brief aphorism cites William Lyon Phelps claiming a smile that improves a man’s face marks him as good, while a smile that disfigures his face marks him as bad. The saying frames morality through facial impression.
Warner Brothers productions and Capitol Theatre bookings highlight Bobby Jones as author of the bestseller Down the Fairway. The world champion golfer and Vitaphone star has written his life story at twenty five, with his golf years making the work appealing to general readers. The Capitol screens his short The Putter alongside his other film work.
The Capitol Theatre shows Fox comedy drama Young Sinners today and tomorrow. Thomas Meighan returns in a featured role with Hardie Albright and Dorothy Jordan in a story about neglect and influence between parents and their children. Cecelia Loftus and James Kirkwood also star in John Blystone's adaptation of Elmer Harris's play.
White Post residents share weekly notes from Episco pal Council in Charlottesville and visits to Barboursville Fauquier and Woodstock. The piece lists gatherings and family visits including ties to Richmond Staunton Fairmont and Guilford with graduates and relatives, ending with a note on crime films losing appeal per the Roan oke Times.
A 1931 political notice lists candidates for Frederick County Virginia offices. T. Russell Cather seeks State Senate. Denny Boyd Richards and others announce for House of Delegates. multiple locals declare for Sheriff and Supervisory posts in August 4 Democratic primary.
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