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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
The notice outlines rates for classifieds at two cents per word with a minimum 25 cent charge, payment required with copy, and obituaries at 1.50 for four stanzas. Display ads with borders must be in by 10 A M on publication day, 42 cents per inch transient, with contract rates on application, and lists national reps in major cities.
The notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint all AP news dispatches and local news published in the paper, asserting permission for republication and protecting the source's content. It confirms prestige and rights for AP material.
A concise proverb echoes Galatians 6 7 about cause and effect. It links moral deeds with future outcomes, underscoring personal responsibility and accountability. The quote frames daily choices as lasting, guiding readers toward prudent conduct.
Cumberland Times reflects on who qualifies as the greatest man of the era. It argues greatness rests on justice, practical judgment, and courage, urging readers to study leaders daily and support those who embody these traits in efforts for humanity.
The Baltimore Sun argues that newspaper confidences to reporters should have statutory privilege to protect informants and aid in exposing crime. It cites the jailed New York reporter and urges state legislatures to extend privilege to confidential information provided to the press to promote discovery and punishment of corruption.
The text asks about 1934 total sales of old gold, noting figures above 100 million dollars. It also explains Columbus flag abbreviations Ferdinand and Ysabela spelling variants for the Castile and Aragon sovereigns Isa bella or Ysabella. It defines paynim as a pagan.
A humorous Seattle contest had nightshirted men leap from beds and race 70 yards with cats. It harks back to the old ritual of putting the cat out as the day’s final duty. Old Pussy protests, clawing cushions, while humane sentiment grows against forcing cats to sleep outside. Many back yard cats still roam, their midnight songs suggesting life isn’t wholly unhappy for them.
City council loses member Nelson Page who steps down following his appointment as postmaster. Mrs. G A Haines, aged 67, dies in town and Mrs Amon Strosnider passes after a long illness. Stock exchange control bill becomes law today. An annual tribute is paid to Confederate dead.
Mrs BE W Cather announces the engagement of her daughter Evelyn Virginia Cather to Layton H Stockdale of Hagerstown Maryland. Final S V A finals close with final ball tonight. Bishop Cannon withdraws from Senate lobby committee hearing. Judge John W Fishburne of Charlottesville chosen Confederate Memorial Day orator. Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery runs full page opening notice.
Three hundred Marines depart for Shanghai to quell serious disturbances as news reports describe escalating unrest. Ohio man assaults his family, killing eight members in a violent act of insanity. Heat wave continues for a fourth day, with many suffering heat prostration. A large fire devastates Mount Airy Maryland, causing estimated losses of $200,000. H S Duffey, Handley superintendent, delivers commencement address at S V A.
Twenty five years ago the engagement of Miss Lucy Marshall Willis of this city to Charles Ridgeley White of Baltimore Md is announced. Survivors of Lee and Jackson honor memory of comrades. First regular Sunday schedule on Cumberland Valley Railroad between Winchester and Harrisburg Pa goes into effect. Jerry White a colored farm hand is shot and killed by Oliver Poindexter 14 who claims self defense. A total of 124 people take Baltimore and Ohio excursion train to Washington Dc.
Portsmouth Virginia Holy Name Society condemns Lions Clubs of Virginia for inviting a Mexican government official to address Ocean View convention. Resolutions allege the guest’s government persecutes the Catholic Church and criticize the action as provocative to Catholic believers.
Lieutenant Valentine Preston returns with his American wife Lia Garenne to Puget Sound. Janice Edding, his childhood sweetheart, arrives at the reception where old friendships clash with new loves. Lia’s charm draws attention as Cordray plans a navy relief Masque Manchu, foreshadowing tensions and secrets to come.
Trustee to sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on June 15 1935 the property at 741 Harris Addition Woodland Avenue Winchester fronting 50 feet by 165 feet with alley access. Terms include one fourth cash day of sale and balance in 1 2 and 3 years via bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Also included are court notices of divorce action in Frederick County Virginia against Sarah F Brannon with publication and posting orders.契
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