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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1932

Page

7

Rainfall totals by month and year to date

Precipitation past 24 hours ending 8 am today none. March to date none. Year to date rainfall 2.36 inches in February 195? 2.70 in March 194? 3.1 in April 3.1? May 3.89 June 3.50 July 3.54 August 2.20 September 2.87 October 2.14 November 2.39 December.

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Public Sale of Filling Station Near Hayfield Route 50

Trustee will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on April 2 1932 at 11 AM a 10 acre tract near Hayfield Route 50 improved by a 4 room house storeroom two cabins one tent with floor outbuildings a Gulf filling station with water well in a well located place suitable for a tourist camp. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in 1 and 2 years secured by two purchaser bonds and a deed of trust plus insurance. A J Tavener Trustee.

County Winchester Hayfield Gulf Gas Service

Funeral at Old Stone Church for Mrs. Shirley in Grimes

A large crowd attended the funeral Sunday at the Old Stone Church in Greenspring for Mrs. C. D. Shirley, former postmistress, who died at home near Napesville last Thursday. She leaves a husband and four children. neighbors and friends express sympathy.

Grimes Old Stone Greenspring D. Shirley Postfice Napesville William Racey Leenwood Elizabeth Randall Harry Leight Charles Hoover Dick J. Alvin Dick H. B. Mcormac Snow Hill Poplar Shade” Arms Winchester Ie Palace Theatre Charles V. Hensell Robert Luttrell Oscar Leight Woodbine Reynolds Sibert J. W. Myers and Company Hagerstown Milton Luttrell Siler Ernest Clevenger John Men Harvey Yeakley Miss Keller Woodbine School Mary P. Orndorff

Canterbury Notes From Canterbury Virginia

Canterbury notes record multiple social visits and local movements including Mrs F L Dovell calling on Mrs A P Johnson Mrs Carrie Hudson visiting with the Painter family and McClure Rowland spending Sunday with schoolmate Walker Shryock Mr Dalton Rowland works near Leesburg Dinner guests at H A Ritenour home include Rev H E Richardson Lorena Dovell visited Elizabeth Ludith Arthur Webster called on friends and R E Albin and son Jack were noted

Canterburg F. L. Dovell A. P. Johnson Carrie Hudson Lloyd Painter McClure Rowland Walker Shryock Canterbury Dalton Rowland Tucketts Leesburg H. A. Ritenour H. E. Richardson Lorena Dovell Elizabeth Ludith Arthur Webster R. E. Albin Jack

Reynolds Store Notes

Reynolds Store Virginia March meals and social visits feature local residents. Families from Capon Bridge Gerrardstown Inwood and nearby towns join at homes of Carpenters Reynolds Moore Luttrell and Crossen. The Wesley Chapel revival ended after two weeks with strong attendance.

Evelyn Carpenter Linda Brown Janey Batt C. W. Moore Carson Daily Edna Nesmith Bert Crossen Charles Wagner Hipes Mr. Long C. W.moore Lee Crossen Richard Shirley Oscar Luttrell E. L. Luttrell E. N. Luttrell Oscar Light Grimes Robert Luttrell

When Not Counting Chickens Becomes a Charmed Habit

A wry note on counting chickens before they hatch, highlighting how people often seize a rare moment to tally unborn successes instead of waiting for outcomes to unfold.

Winchester Post Receives Donation From Philco for Soup Kitchen

One year ago the Winchester Post Salvation Army received 15 dollars from the Philco Radio Company through local citizens at the Army Navy football game to support its soup kitchen.

Winchester Post Salvation Army Philco Radio Company Army- Navy Frederick County Board of Supervisors Oak Haven Martinsburg Pike Robert F. Sands T. Russell Cather Lions’ Club Boyce Agricultural High School

Baltimore and Ohio workers strike over wages

Fifteen years ago Baltimore and Ohio Railroad section hands declare a strike for higher pay as they cite living costs. Winchester citizens line the streets to welcome Company I veterans returning from patrol duties on the Mexican border. President Wilson praises efforts that uncovered German plots in Mexico against the United States. F. B. Anderson plans opening two bowling alleys on North Main Street. Strasburg to host Northern Virginia bankers at their 1918 session.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Speen

Timber Ridge Church News and Local Social Notices

Highview residents share visits and duties as Christian Endeavor meetings continue. Appointments and illnesses noted include Mrs. Clement Oates, Mrs. Mattie Eaton and Mrs. E O Seldon. Timber Ridge Church school programs progress while Timber Ridge state highway construction advances rapidly.

Fred Oates Mattie Eaton Eaton E. O. Seldon Gertie Oates Elsie Oates Evelyn Seldon Dora Seldon Timber Ridge Christian Church Women's Bible Close Atpeneed Timber Ridge

Rare oil from jawbone cavity used as watch lubricant

A passage notes that oil for watches comes from a jawbone cavity, carried by Cape God fishermen to Vermont for testing where temperatures drop below zero. The highest grade stays virtually unchanged at low temperatures and can lubricate a watch with a single drop. A good conscience is like health to the soul.

Cape God Vermont

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