Dr C R Anderson Aoe All for Christ
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists Dr C R Anderson with a phrase all for Christ and appears to be a religious or community notice. No clear event, date, or organization is readable.
A biblical passage declares that the wicked should forsake their ways and return to God to receive mercy and abundant pardon, quoting Isaiah 55 7 and emphasizing repentance and forgiveness.
The piece argues for a billboard tax as a large revenue source. It notes current taxes miss billboards, estimates a moderate area based levy could raise at least fifty million dollars, and predicts strong opposition from outdoor sign companies despite public support for curbing the nuisance.
Students prepare for summer as the school year ends with memories of freedom and the old bell tolling its mournful note. The piece captures the joy and anticipation of three months of rest after months of rules and lessons.
The article notes Virginia's push to advance rural road improvements under St. Shirley's administration while signaling curtailment of major through road construction. It also reports the transfer of about 2,000 convict costs from state treasury to the road fund as a major funding shift.
Wholesale market notes list corn products at 1.04 to 1.40 with shelled corn near 1.04 and middlings around 1.16. Butter prices show No 1 Creamery at 10 and country butter at 15.20. hogs and calves values appear minimal with mixed feed at 1.05 and corn meal around 1.20.
Goitre is widespread across regions and peoples with nearly universal impact in Switzerland. Previously linked to melted snow water, it is now attributed to iodine deficiency. Wealthy Swiss families spend several weeks each year at the sea for treatment.
In a canyon Don Bob bids farewell to Manuel and the loyal band, accepting that sacrifice may free them. He explains the need to leave and urges endurance for the border’s liberty as cavalry rides away and the group mourns a leadership loss.
Bob plans to safeguard his ranch and appoint Ted as equal partner while awaiting a possible pursuit and trial. The major, unsure of the outcome, meets with Verdi on the reservation as uncertainties and warnings loom over the future.
Rainfall data lists past daily totals as none and year to date 16.25 inches. Monthly normals are given for January to November with values including January 2.36 and June 9.69 inches, among others, reflecting measured precipitation from the weather lab.
Dr. Roy C Helfenstein will preach the baccalaureate sermon to Handley seniors. Rev Dr Frank T M will preach six baccalaureate sermons this year. J L Skinner of Front Royal was severely burned when a tar barrel exploded there. Major Robert T Barton will speak at Stonewall Cemetery Confederate Memorial Day on June 6. Handley High School Cadet Band under Prof W H Mollwee prepares for its final concert.
Capt Charles A Lindbergh has left France for the United States aboard the 8 8 S Memphis. Company A under Capt Thurman Ritenour won the military drill at Handley High School. A music recital under Mrs Austin Sloat showed skill. Walter Johnson, veteran Washington ball player, convalescing, still shows shutout qualities. Preparations are made for the Confederate Memorial Day celebration on June 6.
Fifteen years ago the General Education Board planned to assist local educators in laying out Handley High School. Five cent movie prices and an orchestra greeted crowds at the Auditorium. A. T. Jones became Winchester Common Council president replacing resigning John H. Snyder. Memorial Day speaker was Attorney T. Russell Cather with June 6 exercises. Mayor Julian F. Ward issued a proclamation banning advertising in the veterans parade on June 6.
By execution and cash terms the sale will be held at 423 South Washington Street Winchester Virginia at ten o clock A M Saturday June 11 1932 items include Victrola piano Victor radio living room lamps pictures dining table chairs side tables china closet chinaware glassware silverware sideboard books electric range chime clock dressers sofas mantle clocks writing desks bed room chairs draggers beds bedding and porch chairs conducted by Lee Barr Stone City of Winchester Va.
The original St Bernard is traced to a cross between an imported German boar-hound and a rough-coated sheep dog from Switzerland. Some claim current monastery dogs are not true St Bernards, but Newfoundlands, while others say they have been mixed with Newfoundland or Pyrenean strains.
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