Completes Fifty Years Service In Same Occupation
Thirty years ago workers at the paper began a long service record. The description recalls snow and heat as they carried forms to the press and ran a four page issue with two pages printed per impression. The yard and press room endured tough times in early operations.
Printing pioneer Mr. Brown marks fiftieth year of service
The article honors Mr. Brown who began in printing when candles ruled lighting and has witnessed major shifts from candles to kerosene, gas, and Lee types. A longtime local observer, he remains active, reporting daily from 6 a.m. to evening, celebrated for half a century of faithful service.
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Brown
Lee
Sunday Schools Move to Abolish War Worldwide Convention
The sixteenth annual Stonewall district Sunday school convention met at Hopewell Friends Meeting House on June 12. Leaders praised stewardship, contrasted modern and prior Sunday schools, and urged support for the eighteenth amendment while joining a global campaign to abolish war. The event adjourned with plans to host next year at Burnt Factory with Red Bud.
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Stonewall District
Hopewell Friends Meeting
Stephenson Immanuel Church
Hopewell Friends
M. S. Glaize
J. A. Grimes
J. D. Russell
Brucetown
J. A. Hancher
Round Table
Grace Clevenger
W. F. Gruver
Martinsburg
E. T. Clark
Winchester
Henry Hoge
Loudoun
I. N. Good
P. R. Diehl
Caesar
Jesus
Daniel Bachelor
Washington
Committee On
Hopewell
Burnt Factory
Red Bud
Dance at Patton's Hall Tuesday in town
A square dance will be held at Patton's Dance Hall on South Main Street Tuesday evening June 18, sponsored by the Friendship Fire Company. Mr Patton donated the hall to raise funds to hire a band for the Virginia State Firemen's convention in Lexington, Virginia, in August. The previous dance raised $16, and another event is hoped to draw a good crowd.
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Patton
South Main Street
Friendship Fire Company
Lexington
Divorce Suit Rules Daniel Colaw Notice in Virginia Court
In Chancery Atrill S Colaw seeks a divorce and general relief from Daniel A Colaw. The court orders Daniel Colaw to appear within ten days after publication and have the order published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Virginia. a copy posted at the courthouse and mailed to the defendant.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Atrill S. Colaw
Daniel A. Colaw
Evening Star
Winchester
Fredrich
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