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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
4
A religious note reflects on gifts to the church including apostles prophets evangels and teachers as part of building the saints toward unity in faith. A prayer asks for grace to follow the noble army of saints and martyrs.
Charlottesville Progress reports philosopher Hendrik Van Loon arguing that millions will travel by car or boat for two week getaways yet most will not gain real benefits. He urges travelers to abandon schedules and adopt a planless trip, noting vacations often resemble work in disguise.
The National Electric Light Association reports U S electricity production for the week ended June 7 matched the 1929 level. Despite 1929 comparisons being flawed, the power industry shows buoyancy and potential spillover into broader business, signaling favorable economic symptoms.
Newport News Daily Press reports that removing grade crossings is an important improvement for Virginia. The State Highway Commission may build underpasses or overpasses at dangerous crossings under an act from the last General Assembly.
The Peninsula communities are urged to press for immediate action on unduly dangerous grade crossings. The Highway Commission should identify hazardous sites and file for remedial action as soon as possible.
The message emphasizes that true life comes from giving to others and serving, not wealth or power. It contrasts past hardships with modern living and urges reading about Christian nations versus un Christian ones to gauge living standards. A court notice follows about a 1930 partition suit in Frederick County Virginia.
Mary Lou and Tony revel in a whirlwind romance at Jay’s studio party as Tony prepares to fly. The next day looms with danger and doubt as Mary Lou hides her fear behind gaiety while fearing plane disaster and an uncertain future without him.
An annual shesting match followed by a dance is held at a town in Missouri. The event dates from 1656, reflecting a long-standing local tradition amid hopes for peaceful coexistence and reduced fears about future conflicts.
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