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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star at Winchester Virginia lists its mailing details and consolidation with The Morning News The Weekly News and includes Associated Press copyright and rebroadcast rights The notice outlines subscription options and dates while quoting a biblical verse from Hebrews 12 14 and credits Devine Tenney Corp as the national ad representative
The Ford Motor Company proposes immediately producing 1,800,000 automobiles at an estimated cost of 300 million dollars. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford drive a bold program seen as a beacon of confidence, with public interest sharpening around the elder and younger Ford leadership.
The Baltimore Sun notes Czecho-Slovakia revokes permission for Leon Trotzky to visit, adding to a string of recent rejections since his expulsion from Russia. Despite his reputation as a world revolutionary figure, Trotzky is now treated as an isolated individual by many governments wary of his influence.
Forestry experts warn the period from March 20 to mid April brings high fire risk as dry weather and winds elevate danger. Most blazes stem from land clearing and campfires or discarded cigarette butts. Citizens are urged to stamp out fires and properly extinguish embers to protect forests and scenery.
A Riverdale County School study shows loud noise harms student work while moderate noise offers initial boost but ends in fatigue and poor performance. The report recommends quiet periods in classes and at home and urges radio silence during study times.
Gladys and Jeanette Barrett show improvement while Pauline French visits Hagers town friends in Trone. Charles Whitacre and Walter Anderson visit H D Whitacre family. Edgar LaFollette visits his son and daughter in law. Willetta Whitacre calls on Russell Lupton and Miss Audrey Kump. Jack Whitacre visits Delbert Whitacre in Smoky Hollow.
Hogue Creek Va March 25 items list social visits including Rev and Mrs C J Racey Mr and Mrs Vernon Baker Miss Frances Larrick Miss Gladys Ramey Mrs Laura Orndorff and others. Mentions Mr Joshua Orndorff losing a valuable horse and various households hosting neighbors and relatives in Gainesboro Lenore and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Mary Larrick hosted events on Monday. Mr. Ray Mayhew of Mt. Will was a visitor at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Orndorff's on Wednesday.
Rosenberger Virginia report notes Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs with details indicating social gathering in ROSENBERGER area.
Rev. and Mrs. C E Seastrunk and child, Mina Snapp’s family, James Williams of Washington DC visiting his mother, L Lonas with Maud Bell Brewer and Maynard and Lum from Winchester, and Clara Margaret Frye returning for Easter with Conrad G Anderson and daughter Audrey all appear in social notices of weekend and holiday visits.
Marcia and Dana share intimate theater nights while he critiques costumes and clings to secrecy about their arrangement. Ted surfaces as a local hero in a murder trial linked to Turner Gilmore, stirring Marcia’s memories and fears as she grapples with love, loyalty, and danger.
A reader suggests using Listerine as a safe antiseptic method for cleansing and healing. The note frames it as a healthier, risk free option for wound care or oral treatment.
Mr J E Snapp remains indisposed and has spent the latter part of winter with his daughter Mrs Otto Preffitt at Fawcetts Gap. The note from the Toledo Blade suggests a belief that loss of faith is a calamity and rebuilding requires a strong heart and clear mind.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 am today is .35 inches. March to date totals 2.67 inches, year to date 7.84 inches. Normal monthly totals are listed from a 19 year record at Winchester Research Laboratory, with January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
By virtue of a deed of trust, failure to pay the debt leads to public auction. At 11 oclock Friday April 1 1932 on C H Cooper farm near Winchester Martinsburg Turnpike several cattle farming implements and harness will be sold to the highest cash bidder. Trustee Jas P Reardon signs as trustee with sale items listed including bulls cows steers horses sows wagon and plows.
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