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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
4
The text states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to re publication of news teXt and all local news published in this paper. This notice governs use and redistribution of AP credited material and locally sourced content.
A small retail notice advertises subscription deals at a mall outlet with price details including four fifty and one twenty figures. The text presents pricing options for a period or item named subscription.
A devotional line echoes John 3 16 about God's love for the world and the gift of his only begotten Son to grant eternal life to believers. The brief language reflects a religious reflection on faith and salvation.
The defense for John Hughes Curtis plans to move to trial on Monday, June 27, arguing the New Jersey indictment fails to state an offense. They contend Curtis did not obstruct a search and acted within harmless bounds, and suggest Curtis may return to Norfolk shipbuilding if acquitted.
At New York Law School commencement George Z Medalie U S District Attorney for the Southern District of New York condemns the legal system for excessive delay and reliance on past processes arguing lawsuits take four to five years to reach decisions and urging lay reform to curb endless reform debates.
Fragmentary quotation discusses initiative and self-direction in leadership. It notes a layman’s dare to speak up about taking the lead, reflecting on proactive action versus passivity. The passage contemplates timely decision making and confidence in asserting direction.
A poetic meditation on June’s beauty and abundance contrasts with the farmer’s labor. The piece notes rosy skies and blossoming fields while farmers face pest pressures and weed control as crops enter the harvest period. It ends with a question about work in June and the suffocating heat of other months.
The piece extols young people learning from nature and the charm of a tree top bird friend. It argues romantic fancies fade without wholesome interests and notes birds help control pests, urging awareness of feathered allies.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended at 8 a m is none. Year to date rainfall is 18.25 inches. Monthly normals from 19 years of Winchester Research Laboratory records show February 1.95 inches, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.38, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
Grimes citizens report June events and local activities. Preaching planned at Galilee Church next Sunday. Samuel Mason finishes timber work on Randall tract. Winchester visitors attend June sixth celebration. H B Taylor family visits Gordon family at Rest. Farmers plowing corn and making alfalfa. J S Grant of Winchester on business here. C S Shepard and family from Winchester visit. Charles Knight calls on Ellis Randall. A S Orndorff hospital operation in Winchester. Gene Taylor visits Rest with grandfather C J Gordon. J N Good and H B Taylor operate local ice truck. E B Clevenger installs large reservoir at home. work by Hensell brothers, stone masons.
A quick household trick uses the broken side of a nut meat to rub scratches. The nut oil acts as a stain and polish to hide the blemish.
Harry F. Byrd appeals at the Virginia Democratic state convention to unite the party, pledge service over personal gain, and fight the economic crisis with a plan favoring business in government, reduced costs, and a direct vote on Prohibition. He criticizes Republicans and urges constitutional fidelity, fiscal reform, and international cooperation.
Okolehao is a Hawaiian distillate made from the ti plant root Cordyline terminalis. The root is mashed into a woody spongy mass and distilled to a colorless alcohol. The term now refers to several distinct liquors.
Stephens City Virginia June notes report students returning home from Harrisonburg Randolph Macon and a yard party planned by Boy Scouts on June 12 with local families visiting relatives and improving health updates for Roy Wisecarver and Mrs Roades.
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