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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

4

Local News Credits Rule Retained In AP Dispatches

The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to publish and reprint its news dispatches in this paper. Local items remain credited or uncredited per AP policy and reprint rules.

Associated Press

Fragmented OCR Ad Rates and Rep List

The text lists subscription prices by period and payment in advance with figures for one year six months and three months and a carrier option followed by a garbled line referencing national advertising representatives in several cities. The fragmentary nature limits fuller context or entities beyond these pricing blocks.

All for Christ in War and Peace Verse

A devotional fragment imprints biblical verse from Isaiah 2 4 about ending war and ceasing to learn arms. The phrase Christ tarde all-all for Christ and 1 percent appears amid the religious text, suggesting a pacifist or faith-centered message.

A Poor Exhibition The Sharkey Schmeling Fight Review

Roanoke World News critiques the Tuesday boxing match noting Sharkey outboxed but Schmeling appeared the stronger fighter. The Associated Press score favors Schmeling seven rounds to Shar key six with two even, and readers question the decision's impact on prize fighting's appeal.

Roanoke World News Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Germany Vater Schmeling Sharkey Associated Press Jack Dempsey Tunney

Free Grain Distribution Questioned in Hoover Era

The Houston Post questions Farm Board wheat aid to the needy noting much grain went to cattle. Chairman Payne cites relief in the Northwest but critics ask why grain meant for the unemployed is fed to stock and demand better delivery of loans and flour production. About 23 million bushels distributed so far.

Houston Post Farm Board Hoover John Barton Payne Red Cross Northwest Congress

Walking to School in Boonville Menace to Modern Life

Two Boonville boys walk six miles daily to attend school and perform all household chores. Newspapers note the unusual dedication as a curious social feature, reflecting on changing values and rural life.

Jackson Miss Missouri Boonville Tory Wal

Little Red Schoolhouse Through the Years

The text recalls era when thousands of youngsters walked to a local one room school in Roma districts. It notes long daily hikes as common and contrasts with later consolidated schools and the arrival of buses that shuttle children to and from school each day.

Teda Consolidated Schools Deely

We Have Our Comeuppance And A New Resolve

A woman returning from a long motor tour asks people about the mood shift. Respondents largely agree the downturn was deserved and educational. They say life can go on with less and that the young must seek meaningful work even without pay. Some urge restraint and self respect now.

Sacred Heart Church News in Loudoun and Cecil Streets

Rev. Robert E. Hannon presides as pastor at Sunday mass at 8 a m. The Sodality of the B V M ladies will receive holy communion as a group for the repose of Miss Veronica Miller. All are urged to attend.

Loudoun Cecil Streets Robert E. Hannon Ladies of the Sodality of the B. V. M Veronica Miller

Winchester U B Circuit Services at Mount Pleasant

Winchester U B circuit opens with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sermon by Rev. C J Racey. Conference superintendent Rev U P Hovermale preaches at 11 a.m. Baptism by immersion at 2:30 p.m. near Hayfield Hogue Creek bridge. Sup’t preaches at Pleasant Valley 8 p.m. All invited.

C. J. Racey Mount Pleasant W. Va U. P. Hovermale Hovermale Hogue Creek Hayfield Pleasant Valley

Reliance and Greenway Churches Schedule Services

Rev H E Richardson leads Reliance U B church with Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 8 p m Christian Endeavor at 8 p m and official board meeting at close. Chapel and Greenway also hold Sunday School at 10 a m Friendship sermon at 11 a m and close with official board. Stephens City services at 2 30 p m Sunday School and 3 30 p m sermon with 8 p m prayer meeting Thursday.

H. E. Richardson Reliance Christian Endeavor Oe Chapel

Brucetown Circuit Services and Sunday School Times

Brucetown Circuit Rev C J Clark schedule includes Sunday School 10 a m Sacrament and preaching 11 a m Young people's service 6 p m Hi League 7 p m Adults service 7 15 p m Burnt Factory Sunday School 10 30 a m Epworth League 7 15 p m Preaching 8 p m Stephenson Sunday School 10 a Welltown Sunday School 10 Crums Sunday School 10 a m Epworth League 8 p m

C. J Clark Brucetown Burnt Factory Epworth Sarene Stephenson Welltown—undey Crums M. Epworth

Frederick Circuit M E Church South Schedule

Rev H S Myerly leads morning worship at 11 with sermon and 10 o clock Sunday School across Palm Sunday list Paxton Chapel and Lamp's Memorial with services and Children’s day events. Epworth League 7 30 p m. Circuit Ladies Aid meets at parsonage Saturday 2 30 p.m. You are invited to attend these services.

H. S. Myerly Lamp’s Paxton Round Hill Epworth Carpers Valley Macedonia Circuit Ladies’ Aid Society

Sequoia voyage tale with treasure log mystery

A group including lone Adams Jay Bruce Pilly Lightener and the Holmes brothers sail from Tahiti aboard the Sequoia seeking an 1884 ship log and pearls. Miss Whitney, later revealed as Captain Ezra Whitney’s great granddaughter, tempts them with her schooner and a cryptic log hints at danger as they cruise the South Seas.

Lone Adams Jay Bruce Pilly Lightener Tom Larry Holmes Chicago South Seas New England Jone Jay Larry Tahiti Lone Pilly Misa Whitney Miss Whitney Papeete Maurice Beam Helen Whitney Montonga Pinga Sequoia Pauo Ione

Mrs DeHaven Leaves Estate To Daughter

A simple holograph will recently recorded directs the estate to pass to the daughter named in the document. The filing outlines the basic bequest and identifies the principal heir as the daughter of Mrs DeHaven.

Mrs. DeHaven

Bequeathal Named for Vinnie DeHaven to Daughter Stotler

Frederick County Clerk records show Mrs. Vinnie DeHaven bequeathing all real and personal property to daughter Mrs. Bessie Stotler. The March 14, 1929 instrument named no executor and appointed Stotler administratrix c t a, qualifying on bond with H W Stotler as security.

Frederick County Vinnie DeHaven Bessie Stotler Stotler H. W. Stotler

Two School Houses to Be Sold in Frederick County

An order from the Circuit Court authorizes the Frederick County School Board to sell two unused school buildings. The Salem School in Gainesboro district on Timber Ridge's west side and the Ridge School in Stonewall district on Ridge Road's west side will be offered. The board must advertise terms and sale place and report prices realized to the court.

Circuit Court of Frederick County Salem Gainesboro Timber Ridge Ridge School Stonewall Ridge Road School Board County Court Winchester Virginia Richard Ompes Swimley Roy P. Duvall

Shenandoah Valley Appeals for Tourist Boost

Dr William J Showalter discusses stimulating local business through tourism, urging cooperation among bankers merchants and insurers as communities realize new revenue from visitors. He cites Norfolk and Western promotions and Shenandoah Valley Inc efforts to revive rail travel and scenic promotion.

Norfolk and Western Railroad Virginia Kombe Parkes Old Dominion Shenandoah Valley Roanoke Kenneth Hyde Shenandoah Valley, Inc Richmond Norfolk and Western Phced Inquirer

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