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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
7
A fragmented catalog-style passage advertises pattern numbers and sewing instructions. It references pattern 9614 and a pattern department at Winchester, New York, with mentions of sizing, fabric choices, and an assortment of patterns for children and others.
The speaker outlines policy positions including gasoline tax reform, limits on city auto tags, preference for sympathetic regulation by the Corporation Commission, school funding and text changes, a governor balanced budget, tax exemptions for volunteer firemen and ex soldiers, and redistricting aims to secure representation for Winchester and Tapia on equal terms with Shenandoah and Woodstock.
State Teachers College in Parmiscature Virginia schedules a baccalaureate service at Wilson Hall Sunday at eleven led by Dr. Walter G. Clippinger from Otterbein-Westerville Ohio. Graduation exercises follow Tuesday at nine. The program includes processional hymns readings and a sermon by Clippinger.
Frisonburg June 3. Foreman Charles Butt aged 94 reports Norfolk a trusted convict serving at a road camp north of Harrisonburg on the Valley Pike escaped at noon yesterday. A Ford sport model car with tag No. tas is missing. Sheriff Fawley and Sergeant Miorser issued notices to surrounding towns as authorities search. Butt stands 6 ft 11 inches tall and had two years remaining on his sentence. recent behavior had been respectable.
Washington reports President Roosevelt expects about a one billion dollar cut in government expenses after a broad reorganization. The plan shifts staff from commerce to state, trims departmental allotments, veterans’ allowances, and salaries, aiming to reduce costs and bring next year’s budget near 120 million dollars short of receipts.
A massive blast at the Richfield Oil Company Signal Hill refinery ignited a fire that swept through nearby homes and structures. Two explosions killed seven people and injured many while 750 Reconstruction Finance Corp workers aided, building a dam to halt flowing crude oil as the blaze spread toward Long Beach.
A Kansas penitentiary escapee, Lewis Bechtel, was arrested noon today in a farm house near Dripping Springs Oklahoma after a border chase. He faced no resistance and was jailed in Jay Oklahoma. Posses still hunted the remaining eight fugitives across Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas and Missouri.
Norton Virginia June 2 coal operators met to approve a wage adjustment or increase effective June 1. The statement says Southwest Virginia operators aim to equalize mine wages with broader fields and maintain uniformity, noting current rates run ten to fifteen percent above competing areas.
Uncle Eben proclaims a defining moment when a man can stand on the street and shout hooray with total conviction. The colorful remark underscores a life event celebrated as a decisive personal milestone.
Edward Jefferson thanks many friends for kindness shown during Mary Jeffersons illness and expresses appreciation to those he cannot name.
Central Press stateroom gossip says Pecora's Inquiry reveals the Morgan network’s power since World War I, with critics calling the hearings a dud. Carter Glass clashes with Pecora while New Yorkers discuss Morgan influence and potential overseas deposits shifting away from the bank.
An article explains summer thirst and sweating. It notes that exercise and heat raise perspiration, increasing water and salt loss. Iced drinks replenish fluids faster than plain water, with fruit juices aiding absorption and energy. Carbonated beverages also aid digestion and provide safer, purer options.
The schedule shows a week of home demonstration activities across Grace Fairview and Dicks 4 H clubs. Lessons include dressmaking poultry care bread making meat and cloths finishing, club meetings, public bread contest entries, and demonstrations with public attendance encouraged.
In memoriam note from a wife and family honoring a husband and father who died June 3. The tribute lauds his loyalty honesty and generosity and recalls a happy home now dimmed by his loss. The message expresses enduring love and remembrance with heartfelt lines from his wife and family.
The trustee announces a public auction of a parcel in Winchester on West Cork Street described by deeds of trust. Sale includes one third cash with two equal yearly installments and secured by first lien, with adjacent insurance and bonds. The sale adjourned to June 10 1983 at 11 am at the county courthouse.
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