The Evening Star Post Office Entry
The Evening Star is listed as entered at the post office in Virginia for second class mail.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star is listed as entered at the post office in Virginia for second class mail.
A series of fragmented phrases references advance timing for advertising placements and mentions advertising reps like Devine Tenney Corpora with locations New York Des Moines Chicago. The text appears to be an incomplete ledger of prepayment terms and regional reps.
A damaged text fragment cites Associated Press as exclusive re publisher and mentions a Bible verse Eph 1 3. The readable portion includes references to spiritual blessings in Christ and a stacked list of old weekly newspaper titles.
A Virginia Chamber of Commerce delegation will visit Newport on June 12. The article emphasizes friendship between American and Welsh business communities and urges face to face meetings to broaden fellowship and understanding.
The article lauds Admiral Byrd for leadership of the expedition, noting his magnanimity in sharing credit with his crew. It emphasizes the crew's loyal cooperation, the personalized ties among officers and sailors, and the medals awarded to all seventy participants for making the voyage possible.
An optimistic tribute praises Captain and crew for survival and returning to New York. The speaker credits doctor and general administration for helping all return alive and notes willingness to volunteer again under the same captain if more worlds to conquer existed.
Tulsa Daily World warns that a mob in Mancelona Michigan split into divisions and fought itself for hours while bank robbers escaped. It urges using a small, skilled posse, warns of danger to volunteers, and recalls Oklahoma deputies who captured suspects with small, disciplined teams.
The article discusses belief in Jesus resurrection, noting no eyewitness proof and Roman and Jewish skepticism. It recalls initial follower despair after the crucifixion, and a later appearance of Jesus in the upper room, where Thomas is absent.
The passage traces beliefs about life after death from ancient Egypt through Jesus, Paul, and Steinmetz, arguing the resurrection transformed disciples. It discusses bodily versus spiritual resurrection and the enduring impact of Christ’s teachings on living and dying for one another.
Fragmentary lyric prose describes a moment of encounter with the Master seen in a garden doorway. The speaker evokes stepping from one room to another and Mary’s morning sighting, suggesting a spiritual or transformative prelude.
Snapshot of local wholesale and retail prices for grains poultry and dairy products. Includes wheat bran screenings mixed feed middlings and various chicken and dairy items with approximate price ranges.
A 10 500 square foot fireproof shop at Winchester Auto Sales features ten new labor saving devices and seven skilled mechanics. The article notes the building’s brick concrete and steel construction with heat and cooling systems and a large high pressure washer.
Richmond Gun Club hosts a two day trapshoot on July 4 and 5 in Virginia with over a hundred amateurs training for cash and trophies. John Brandt of Vandalia Ohio certifies rules from the Amateur Trapshooting Association and the Virginia Trapshooters Association meeting is set for Hotel Rueger at 8 p.m. on July 4.
Reverend Horace A Johnson leads morning worship at John Mann TM E Church with church school at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. Epworth League gathers at 7 p.m. the pastor to preach at 8 p.m. on The Church An Open Door For the Reception of all People. Choir to sing. Allan Hoover, summer radiator plant worker, eager to start. Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon newly married and humorously at home in the Lyon's den.
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