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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star records a post office entry in Virginia as a second class daily paper published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester.
The notice outlines prepaid subscription options with terms for one year six months three months and one month, with prices shown in dollars and cents. It also lists carrier delivery rates and national advertising representatives in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A brief AP wire notice notes exclusive rights for republication of its dispatches and local news content within the paper. It references consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and other weekly publications, signaling shared content ownership.
A religious card offers Galatians 2 19 20 emphasizing being dead to the law and alive in Christ with faith in the Son of God who loved and gave himself for me. It quotes a prayer looking up to Thee Lamb of Calvary Saviour Divine.
A highway safety bill restricting sign placement near roads passed, with June 17 effective date. The State Highway Department surveys routes and will notify owners before enforcement. Violations after June 17 may lead to prosecution. some provisions regulate billboards within 200 feet of intersections.
The Newport News Daily Press argues China’s Nationalist government failed to unify the people or curb foreign domination. It warns internal conflict resumes as new leaders promise easier living, asserting true gains come from hard work and collective welfare rather than war.
The New York State Federation of Women's Clubs outlines trousseau budgets for brides with husbands earning modest incomes. Three plans target $200 $350 and $500 and cover wedding attire to accessories. The guides note adjustments for individual needs and caution against overspending on trosseau when earnings run about $50 a week.
A column from Hogue Creek Virginia on June 7 records visits by Laurel Maryland guests to the Redmires and Fos ts families, memorial services at Brucetown and Paynes Chapel, and a Mount Olive convention with a well attended program. It notes Mrs. Laura Orndoff hosting the Mount Olive Ladies Aid June 12 and mentions Rudy Vallee reviewing a New York militia unit with a tongue in cheek warning to befriend such troops.
Rev. C. J. Clark and Newton Clark hosted and visited with several families in Brucetown Virginia during the week. Local clergy and relatives including Mrs. Jan ney McKee and son and Mrs. Henry Jobe were among guests at various meals and dinners.
Residents near Mount Pleasant and Winchester share a Sunday visit at J F Ware’s home. Milhon couple welcome Lloyd Sidney Milhon May 20. Families and neighbors from Reliance Mount Olive Stephenson and Miami Florida visit and greet. Several calls and socials noted among Lamp Perry Dyke Gough Marple Cochran and Milhon families.
Isaac Creek Virginia June 7. Mr and Mrs Ernest Dailey motored to Berkeley Springs and spent Sunday with friends. Mr and Mrs Tom Crouse and children of Gode West Virginia called on Mr and Mrs W A Strother Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs George Clark with C L Baker and son Gainesboro attended the Mount Olive Sunday school convention held last Thursday. Mr McWin Steele of Washington is ill at the home of his sister Mrs Emory Dailey. Mr Lee Kern mashed his foot last week. Mr Evers Shanholtz has been indisposed and is slowly improving under Dr Dutton treatment.
Heavy showers in Boyce Virginia help ease a week long grass crop shortage. Local residents Royston and Jolliffe return from teaching posts in Lexington Berryville. Several teachers and residents including Miss Jolliffe Miss Hume and Miss Johnston travel home or visit relatives nearby.
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