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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star is consolidated with the Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror as the Publishing Co of Winchester expands its daily newspaper offerings with a merged front.
A brief AP credit notice appears stating exclusive rights to re publish all news dispatches credited to the Associated Press and to local news items published by the paper.
A brief religious excerpt cites Romans 8 35 and asserts Christ as the sole source of comfort. The text emphasizes holding to faith amid tribulation distress persecution famine nakedness peril and sword. It ends with a prayer to Christ for guidance and endurance.
In a Romney conviction, Walter Crabtree faces execution after a fair trial. The community laments the loss of life including Edward Wolford, Benjamin Miller, and Carter Inskeep and reflects on how a young man’s path from liquor selling to major crime harms family, law, and the town’s reputation.
A report from Alexandria notes spring brings out many roller skaters beyond children as college towns see students using skates for commuting and recreation. In one city university gym departments supply and maintain skates for female students who simply sign for loaned pairs.
A Teach ers' College survey at Columbia University notes that older school teachers rate highly. The study finds no clear link between time spent and enthusiasm, though teachers with sixteen years’ experience show 92 percent complete satisfaction.
The passage argues teachers face unpredictable behavior and must avoid automatism. It notes they may lack clear goals yet gain skill through sympathy and experience, progressing toward an ideal level of proficiency they may never fully attain.
Ambitious residents resist disorder and ash heaps but react to neighborly progress. The head of the Ohio Building and Loan Associations cites that placing a progressive family on a backward street lifts overall living standards as people are inspired to improve their own homes.
BOYCE Virginia March 21 The Blue Ridge Hunt Club rents the Harrison place two miles west of Boyce known as Woodley for dog kennels and a clubhouse. The Glen at the home of Mr and Mrs R G Mitchell hosts Robert Randolph for his spring visit.
The report lists numerous visits and social calls among local families including Mr Pleasant Items family Mrs Emma Pitcock Mrs Boone Mrs Warner Dyke and Miss Pearl Cochran. The Junior Red Cross is organized at the local school and the Christian Endeavor plans a Sunday meeting with Mr Harry Lamp leading.
The Presbyterian Chapel of Highland avenue drew a full congregation for a special meeting led by Rev. Harry M. Crim of Strasburg. About 60 youths formed the choir, and Crim preached on "Following Christ" leaving a deep impression. services continue each night next week except Saturday.
A decade survey shows church aften decreased two per cent in Iowa rural communities over the last five years. This trend reflects shifting religious participation among residents and impacts local congregations.
A patient reports the Dreco treatment ended suffering and left them feeling better than in years, highlighting improved wellbeing and relief from long standing symptoms.
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of the Ruebeck lands a 134 acre limestone farm near Ridgeway Virginia to the highest bidder. Sale set for March 29 1930 in Winchester at noon with terms one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Moore Steck James P Reardon T Russell Cather commissioners and J W Baker deputy clerk certify bond.
Special Commissioner M M Lynch lists sales in Stonewall district and Winchester Berryville Turnpike area including Henry P Busey Farm goods at Welltown Schoolhouse Geo West Rippon stock and implements Wisecraver sale April 3 Jones Bros near Berryville 150 dead cattle and hogs April 10 Short Horn Breeders Association fair in Winchester and Orvill Kackley near Burnt Factory dairy cows and heifers ril 22
Under a distress warrant in the matter Good & Company Agents versus C E Babb a public auction will be held at 10 o clock A M on Monday March 31 1930 at No 1 South Loudoun Street Winchester Va. The items include a frontline safe writing desk showcase half interest in heating stove washer demonstrating stand Burrows adding machine Underwood typewriter two step ladders a blow torch two dozen cans paint and varnish mixed paint and varnish cellar and six electric water heaters A J Wigginton Deputy Sheriff Frederick County Virginia.
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