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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star is listed as a second class matter at the Inchester Virginia post office. Subscription options include yearly, semiannual and quarterly terms, with prices and advance payment details included. Advertising representation is noted for Devine Tenney Corp. and Associated connections are listed.
A devotional line from Habakkuk 3 3 calls for revival of divine work in the midst of the years the aged text echoes through prayers and praise inviting renewed faith and perseverance across generations.
The News-Record of Harrisonburg starts a Good News column showcasing optimistic local events in Harrisonburg Rockingham County and the Shenandoah Valley. It cites a Timberville peach crop with 100000 trees and an estimated 300000 bushels, and a wheat yield rise from five to 35 bushels per acre.
A local editorial argues that pending investigations threaten the integrity of two governors and the state comptroller. It calls for clear, incontrovertible evidence from Mr. Davis or an end to attacks that erode public confidence.
The article notes commencement season with ceremonies and celebrations but warns that job opportunities are thinner due to tough economic conditions. It emphasizes that graduates' talents are needed as they enter a world not particularly welcoming, urging resilience and optimism.
Suffolk News-Herald reports Governor Pollard backing the auditor’s three year voucher review. The comptroller’s office is vindicated from charges of missing discounts and the editorial questions the former governor’s motives, noting no harm to the state and urging scrutiny remains useful.
They state that false standards are absent and intelligence, open-mindedness, and straight thinking are more useful than cleverness. The world offers no easy prizes now but a large array of challenging problems, presenting real opportunities for active young people to solve them.
Miss Ruby Rich county health nurse visited the Haines home to organize a pre school child health examination set for June 16 offering free exams to mothers. The annual memorial service will be held at Capon Chapel on Sunday June 14. Eldon Powell and daughter from Frostburg Md visited Spindlers. Eulala Riley heads to Akron Ohio for summer with her parents. Hetzel Sirbaugh family from Pontiac Mich spent the weekend here and at Cold Stream. Mrs Elsie Willey has been
OS the wane of Ex pecans re eee from a recen' tees. her work. at Wash aga era J. H. Reynolds of his Store, Va., spent Wed eel with their daughter, Mrs. Misses Maxine Loveté' and Elizabeth Giffin came home from Washington for es end. Mr. and Mrs. M. Drake and Mr. and Mrs. we M. Henry of Pittsburgh spent the weekend in the log cottage at The Green Lantern. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolford and son, Norman, ate dinner at The Green Lantern Sunday. Mrs. Herschell Omps and little daughter, Emmagene, are both on the sick list at this time. Mrs. Edward Orndorff is ill with no improvement noticeable. Mrs. Wilbert Pugh is very ill with heart trouble and nervous prostration. Mrs. Frank Kerns has been very sick for a few days. Mrs. Mary Riley Oates has been spending the week at Harpers Ferry with her husband, who is employed there.
Stephens City notes the Community League will host its annual yard party on the high school lawn Saturday evening, June 13. Mr. Charles Heartley, employed in New York City, spent the weekend at his home here. Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Grimm and
Several local families and visitors are mentioned about recent visits and short trips. Randolph Jr. of Washington stayed at Wayside Farm with Dr. Grimm's aunt Mrs. M. N. Schenck. Jimmy Glynn, born nearby and formerly at school here, returned to Bloom with family. Fred Lemley of Washington spent Sunday with relatives, while Harry Frazier stayed several days in Washington. Floyd Robertson and family visited friends at Waynesboro. J. B. Ward and Lincoln Virginia kin visited Willie Lemley on Sunday. Kit Wright and Jy Kline of Middletown visited Mary Virginia Vincent Sunday. W. B. Steele and J. F. Fritts hosted dinner at Bartonsville. Edwin and Mrs. Fritts and daughter Laura Lee arrived from Birmingham for the summer. Mrs. Lockhart and daughter Cather, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Guard of Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs. J. H. Orndorff.
Paynes Chapel Sunday School hosts a yard party in Ridgeway West Virginia with proceeds to benefit church work. All are welcome to attend on Friday June 12 as announced in the church notice.
A crowded county notice lists multiple candidates for local offices centering on Frederick County Virginia. Aspirants include Jos E. Denny for State Senate and Boyd R. Richards for House of Delegates with August 4 Democratic primaries. Also listed are sheriff, supervisor, Commonwealth's Attorney, Commissioner of Revenue and Treasurer hopefuls with pledges to serve, cut costs, and uphold duties.
An advertising blurb touts MELLO GLO face powder as smooth, pore minimizing and long lasting. It claims purest coloring approved by the United States government and promises a fresh youthful look without drying or flaking.
The sentence hints at graduation causing separations, with Trotto described as breaking a friendship.
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