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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
7
Walter Lippmann argues the New Deal introduces new rules that cause uncertainty as agencies interpret laws and set codes. He urges trust in government, simple rules, and a cooperative outlook to recover and preserve American life amid post crisis reforms.
Advertises pattern 9064 for sizes 14 to 42 with a frilled neck design and cotton sleeves. Describes fabric needs, ordering cost fifteen cents per pattern, and book combo price of twenty five cents. Instructions given to mail order with name address and size to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
Three Berryville graduates from Episcopal High School Joseph F. Moore Jr Charles Burwell and John J. Riely purchased a used Ford and plan a summer tour of Canada and northern United States leaving June 30 and returning in September.
Bloom Virginia reports a July 4 yard party at Friendly Grove with games fireworks and refreshments inviting all. Miss Arthelia Richard home for summer from Handley School. Mrs. T S Cooper attended Grange at Gravel Springs. Mrs. R L Long improving. Mr and Mrs Martin Wisecarver and family moved to Opequon.
Mr and Mrs A M Cooper and Mr and Mrs Elbert Cooper with sister in law Mrs Stewart of Washington recently visited Mr and Mrs T S Cooper. Mrs A F Williams continues to be about the same.
Green Spring Va June 30 Mrs Roy Ashton and her young daughter visited relatives near Washington for a week. William Dix spent last week in Winchester with his daughter Mrs Hazel Gilliam who is ill and in hospital. Douglas Anderson and Elsie Hensley visited Mr and Mrs William Dix Tuesday. Russell McCormick E Strobridge and sons Kenneth and Jacob spent Sunday in Berkeley Springs and Paw Paw West Virginia. Delmar Saville of McNeal West Virginia visits with Mrs Saville's mother Mrs Bessie Catlett.
Local notes report Mrs. E J Hicks improving after illness. Various visits and gatherings include C C Brill and family with Fred Crim. Hanover Pa visitors Clyde Tyler and James Brier and families. Edwin Crim and family visiting John Crim. M rs Charles Herbaugh able to go out again. Lester Burkhart recovering post hospital. Lena Olinger visiting Miss Branner. Mrs B L Snapp improving after Memorial Hospital stay. Community events mention a lawn festival raising about 40 dollars and a successful weiner roast for Asbury Union League.
A Web., July 4 yard party at Friendly Grove School House raises funds for the Community League. Organizer listed as benefiting group with entry date noted as 6-30-11.
Hogue Creek June 30 records show Mr and Mrs Scott White with children visiting in Winchester and with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carr. Various relatives including Mrs Laura Orndorff and Misses Nannie and Betty Orndorff visited family in the area. Other names include Mr and Mrs A L Nail Mrs Mamie Larrick and Miss Frances Larrick. Local youths Hilda Janie Triplett and Richard Orndorff planned summer stays with relatives.
June notes recount visits and guests across Oranda Virginia. Local families such as Coffelt Edmondson Hemilright and Hausenfluck host relatives and friends from Washington Strasburg Capon Springs and nearby areas during a weekend cycle.
An employee from the New York Beauty Shop in Washington DC spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hausenfluck.
A controversial article claims Far East women are deemed incapable of absorbing the wisdom of the Koran. The piece contrasts cultural attitudes with religious education debates and prompts discussion on gender roles.
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