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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
5
Winchester residents are warned about dog licenses and improper tagging. The trove explains fines for unlicensed dogs and false statements to obtain licenses, the possibility of dog killing if fines remain unpaid, and urges immediate licensing for dogs four months and older.
In a report to the Common Council, the city manager proposes a storm sewer on Kent street from Piccadilly to the town run at about 4950 dollars. The project aims to create employment and improve drainage, reduce mosquitoes, and prevent accidents by replacing the antiquated culvert and directing water to the town run. Financing may be arranged despite the bank holiday, with other projects awaiting available funds.
Oranda Virginia reports high winds causing damage including five barn rots blown off. A N. 02 lime plant starts operating, employing about ten. Various residents visit, recover, or assist with illness and daily chores as St. Patrick's Day notes pass.
Jonas P Boxwell longtime Frederick county resident dies at 62 at Hayfield home after illness. Born June 16 1871 to Robert and Henrietta Hodg Boxwell he leaves a widow formerly Margaret Orndorff four brothers James Marion Albert and Frederick of DC and sister Mrs Roberta Noonan of Connecticut. Funeral tomorrow meeting at Hayfield at 1 pm proceeding to Mount Olive United Brethren Church with Rev Senger officiating burial nearby.
The Reformed Church group convenes at 8 p m at Maynard W Wise Carver 372 East Piccadilly Street with Allen Gray leading. Newly elected 1933 officers are President William Sumption Vice President Benjamin Fuller Secretary Frank Horton and Treasurer John W McQuay. Topic: Seeking the Truth About the Economic Problem including causes solutions and Christian attitude.
A week of prayer and self denial for missions is held by Grace Lutheran Church groups. The schedule runs Tuesday to Friday with topics on feeding the hungry, youth, church workers, and children, led by the respective societies and open to all women of the congregation.
Mitchell, who abruptly quit as head of National City Bank after testifying to a senate panel, is pictured in Washington resuming testimony with Judge Covington. President-elect Roosevelt has not confirmed reports he urged the resignation. Also, motion pictures of Nora Davis's funeral in Newcomerstown Ohio, aged twenty, were sent to her Damascus, Syria, parents.
Roosevelt declares the nation must face the economic crisis with bold action and discipline. He denounces money changers, calls for unemployment relief, national planning, and strict banking supervision while pledging leadership to revive the economy and unite the country.
Anemia results from conditions that impair health or deplete body reserves. It affects all body cells not just blood, with local and general infections cancer Bright's disease and nutritional disturbances cited as common causes. It also cautions about reliability in people reflecting personal confidence.
A. L. Rule presents The Big Drive a World War pictorial record compiled from official films. The two day engagement at the Palace exposes war's brutal reality with cameramen risking their lives and features Elsie Janis at the front.
Warner Bros Capitol presents Noel Coward play adaptation Tonight Is Ours starring Frederic March and Claudette Colbert. The romance film draws praise for charm and wit with Ruth Etting performing Bye Gones as an added attraction at the Capitol.
Universal screens Warner Bros. adaptation of Jim Tully's realist novel Laughter In Hell at the Colonial. The feature presents the harsh life depicted in the source work in a cinema release shown at the Colonial locale.
A 10¢ and 25¢ B C blend, prepared by a registered pharmacist, claims fast relief for periodical pains. It alleges quick soothing effects for cramps, headaches, neuralgia and muscular aches without opiates, with use for colds and fever and calming a distressed nervous system.
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