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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1939

Page

7

Trained Citizenry Is Hope in Governor Price Address

Governor James H. Price told a 420 strong UVa graduating class that a trained citizenry is the only hope for western civilization. He urged graduates to engage in public affairs, highlighted education as the path to reducing relief needs, and praised the university’s role in shaping future leaders and public service. Virginia hosted 51 medical, law, engineering, education, and arts graduates with 225 total graduates statewide.

Gov. Price Charlottesville James H. Price University of Virginia Phitheatre New Frontiers Virginia Price Thomas Jefferson Shap Jefferson William H. Stauffer Edwin B. Jones Rowland Egger Sidney B. Hall S. Gardner Waller Raymond L. Jackson Commonwealth John Lloyd Newcomb Department of Graduate Studies India China

Meinhardt RUPTURE Expert to Visit Staunton and Roanoke

E J Meinhardt, noted Chicago rupture specialist, appears at Stonewall Jackson Hotel Staunton June 15 from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm, and at Patrick Henry Hotel Roanoke June 16–17. He touts a new Shield device claiming rapid, non surgical rupture support without straps or injections.

E. J. Meinhardt Chicago Staunton Stonewall Jackson Roanoke Patrick Henry Meinhardi

Rural 4 H Club Meetings This Week In Frederick County

Frederick county 4 H clubs and home demonstration groups held a series of meetings starting yesterday with Kernstown and Whitacre clubs. Demonstrations included Meal Planning by Madeline Blair and a project meeting at Mountain View. The schedule lists sessions Wednesday through Saturday with demonstrations on wiring, simple refreshments, and personality traits, plus an office and market inspection.

Frederick County Kernstown Whitacre Gravel Springs Madeline Blair Mountain View North Frederick Home Paul Haldeman Rural Youth Club Friendly Grove School Hilda Cather Ernest Nesselrodt Gore Gore 4-H Club Gore School

Constipation Tips and Cereal Advice

A fragmented ad advises against constipation linking lack of bulk in the diet to relief. It promotes All-Bran cereal and water as a pleasant solution and urges daily use to prevent headaches and trips to medicine cabinets.

Dark Victory rated a budget class by trade digest

Hollywood notes chase box office truth behind Dark Victory. The piece argues at length that the Warner Bros film cost under 500000 and has earned about 1500000 profit, inviting producers to craft cheaper, more prolific pictures to raise profits. It mixes trivia on fashion and star gossip with industry chatter.

Hollywood National Warner Brothers

First Settlers Gathered For Worship At Old Opequon Church

The article notes the forthcoming dedication marker at Opequon cemetery donated by Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR to honor early settlers who worshipped at Old Opequon before Winchester's growth. It highlights Joist Hite's German roots, Scotch Irish migration, church history from 1790 to 1809 under Rev Nash LeGrand, westward moves, and efforts to fund cemetery maintenance with gifts from Texas and California.

C. Grattan Crawford Opequon Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Joist Hite Huequenot Ulster Ireland America Virginia Vance Hoge Wilson Marquis Colvin Glass Allen Old Opequon Winchester Nash LeGrand Alleghany Mountains Ohio Young People’s Society Valley Pike Texas California

Branding of A Jewish Boy Made

Baltimore reports an investigation into 40 junior high boys accused by a Jewish student of carving the letter H in his neck after drawing Swastikas on their arms. Melvin Bridge, 14, says he was attacked for not answering why he is a Jew. Morton Rosen, 19, faces charges of disorderly conduct and assault and will be tried today.

Baltimore David EB. Weglein Melvin Bridge Falls Park Morton Rosen Bridge

Senator Carl Schurz served Missouri in Congress

From March 4, 1869 to March 3, 1875 he was United States senator from Missouri. The six new federal prisons will be located at Terre Haute Indiana Denver Colorado Texarkana Texas Ashland Kentucky Danbury Connecticut and Dallas Texas.

Carl Schurs Congress United States Missouri Ae. Q Terre Haute Indiana Denver Colorado Texarkanna Texas Ashland Kentucky Danbury Connecticut Dallas

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