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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia publishes daily except Sundays and is consolidated with several regional papers. Rates are listed for subscriptions and advertising in multiple period terms, including yearly, six months, and three months options.
A devotional note highlighting Isaiah 40 8 which declares that the word of God endures while the grass withers and the flower fades. A brief reflection on enduring scripture for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
The piece surveys Judge James A. Lowell of Massachusetts for reading minds and predicting trial fairness. It notes a Supreme Court rebuke over a judge acting as a witness, and references a habeas corpus decision involving a negro and Virginia extradition. Congress reviews Lowell's fitness.
The piece notes spring flower catalogs arriving early, gardeners comparing shrubs and seeds, and neighbors trading seeds. It highlights cheaper old standbys, camp stoves, good cots, and camping gear as affordable, with couples eyeing prices and enjoying frugal purchases.
The general endecetes of the United Brethren Church pass a resolution urging vital Christianity as the remedy for social ills. They warn that if Americans lived by religious principles and the golden rule, unemployment and industrial decline could be avoided and business would prosper.
One year ago Percy D. Miller of Winchester was elected president of the Virginia Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors Association. The item notes leadership with Roanoke College granting R Gray Williams a Doctor of Laws and mentions a 97 year old former slave's death at Frederick County Parish Home. A Muncie group from Indiana spent a night here.
Miss Zelda Klompus of Winchester wed Dr. Harry Levin of Baltimore. Cadet Leigh A. Fuller from this city graduates from West Point. A Texas plan aims to teach school children money management. Cars from over 20 states gathered here in two hours today. Wheat prospects rise as 1927 crop stands at $1.50 a bushel.
Ten years ago John W. McDonald a well known Winchester electrician died suddenly. Winchester Memorial Hospital will graduate a class of five student nurses this summer. Rosy ephis may damage the West Virginia apple crop up to forty percent. Harold Lloyd stars in Grandma's Boy at the Strand Theatre Shenandoah. Winchester ba: d with 1,000 percentage.
Rev. Dr. Charles T. Wattier delivered a forceful baccalaureate address to Boyce Agricultural High School seniors at Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel in Boyce Virginia. He urged inner faith over outward appearances as essential for a successful life.
The quote notes that people share similar thinking yet achieve varied results due to differing starting premises and assumptions guiding their actions. It emphasizes how initial beliefs shape outcomes.
Preparatory to a memorial service at Mount Olive Church on June 11, all patrons with buried relatives are asked to assemble at the cemetery on June 8 at 1 PM with suitable tools to weed and clean the grounds. At the same hour women will renovate the church. Cooperation of all interested is requested.
Memorial Services announced for Mount Olive Church and cemetery at Hayfield. The second annual Memorial Day observance will be held next Sunday at 2 PM after grave decorations at 1 30 PM. Program includes addresses by Rev. C H Anderson and Rev Franklin Senger, recitations by Misses White Hart Ramey and Miller, a Gore quartet, and the Hayfield chorus.
At an Annapolis antiques sale Virginia Oliphant draws two suitors, Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillan, while her brother Richard seeks a story prospect and Virginia wrestles with wealth, duty, and desire. Tony courts her amid social tension as Michael’s presence shadows their paths.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m shows none. June to date totals 8.7 inches, year to date 16.81 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages list January 2.36 inches through December 2.37 inches.
Warner Bros. presents Hell Below at the Capitol with Robt Montgomery Walter Huston Madge Evans Jimmy Durante Eugene Pallette and Robert Young. The submarine drama blends thrills romance and comedy and adapts Commander Edward Elisberg novel Pigboats for screen.
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey perform in Hold Em Jail at the Colonial tomorrow. The comedy team seeks to entertain audiences with their brand of rapid fire humor and slapstick.
Gloria Swanson headlines the Palace tonight and Tuesday in Perfect Understanding a United Artists release. Laurence Olivier Michael Farmer Genévieve Tobin and John Halliday join her in a lively dramatic program praised for acting humor music and photography with Cyril Gardner directing.
A newspaper ad promotes B. C. as a fast acting headache remedy. It claims quick relief in minutes and notes multiple uses including muscular aches colds neuralgia and fever reduction. The product is prepared by a registered pharmacist and offered in 10c and 25c packages.
N H Libert announces self nomination for the House of Representatives on an Independent ticket covering Clarke county Frederick county and the City of Winchester with dates May 31 to June 5.
By authority as Administrator of Gio W Bowly estate a sale is set for June 10 1933 at 2 PM at 315 West Cork Street. Items include antique mahogany desk Windsor chairs gateley table walnut desk cuckoo clock spool bed highboy Russell chairs a 1931 Chevrolet Coupe and other personal property. Terms cash. Lee Barr Sergeant Admr. 51 5 29 6 1 5 8 9.
By virtue of a distress warrant against C A Bahlman I will sell for cash at 3142 West Water street on June 12 1933 at 10 A M the living room suite chairs rugs stands radio gas stove bed and beddings dishes and more.
A new clinic by MITCHELL'S GENERAL HEALTH CENTER will reopen in Edinburg, VA, in the same offices as before. It pledges advanced equipment and special care for incurables with non surgical gallstone removal and money back if it fails. Office hours 9–11 am and 6–8 pm weekdays, other times by appointment. Nature's Way Is The Only Way to Health.
Apple growers face ongoing battles with blotch and bitter rot after petal fall. Bordeaux mixture remains the primary control, with timing crucial to limit fruit spoilage and foliage loss. Varieties vary in susceptibility, and sanitation helps reduce bitter rot across seasons.
A Craddock & Terry employee's wife from Lynchburg reports dramatic improvement after using Natex. She suffered two years of dizziness headaches insomnia and digestive issues but credits Natex with restored energy sleep regularity improved appetite and overall strength. Natex is sold by leading druggists and People's Service Drug Store.
Army doctor notes Filipinos lack racial immunity to tuberculosis and deaths from the disease rise among the Filipino population.
The article describes a method to identify a flock of coots in flight by listening for the pattering sound of their feet on water and noting the wake they leave behind.
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