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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1930
Page
9
A notice explains a correspondence course in algebra equivalent to standard college work. It covers fundamental engineering topics and suits many industrial occupations. The course embodies liberal education values and discipline. Readers may request a catalogue by sending a postal card to the Expo Department, University.
Listings show multiple farm auctions around Wadesville Berryville and Winchester from March 31 to April 22. Items include household goods chickens hay stock orchard equipment registered cattle purebred Percheron mares and farm machinery. Purchasers noted include Murphy Bros Wadesville Jones Bros Berryville C H Whittington Orvill Kackley and Short Horn Breeders Association.
An artistic float specialist will arrive on Monday to aid local progress in the production of floats for the Apple Blossom Festival. Dr. E. C. Stuart told the Martinsburg Rotary Club that a hospital is a great municipal asset. Claude B. Stickley was elected president of the local Izaak Walton League chapter. Pearl Headley has married Russell A Miller. The American Automobile Association warns motorists to thoroughly remove all antifreeze from car radiators.
Five years ago on March 29 1925 Fries Memorial Chapel was dedicated during a Grace Lutheran Church service. About one thousand attended the Christian Endeavor meeting at United Brethren Church. George Stotler a Grimes area farmer suffered serious injuries in a runaway accident. The Carnegie fund notes athletics dominate college life. Handle High School senior class enjoyed a gathering at Mr and Mrs L L Hockman home.
Fifteen years ago on March 19 1915 Rev J A Anderson of Lewisburg West Virginia was elected to a church post, details note his local prominence and the election as a historic church leadership milestone.
The presiding elder of this district cites German submarine activity as affecting passenger ships passing through the Irish Sea while an advertisement notes Madras dress shirts offered for 93 cents at Sonne.
Capon Bridge notes Carter and Kerns from New Market renting the Loom store of Charles Saville to run a shake shop similar to the Valley pike near New Market. Several regional residents and visitors listed attendances and visits, with a church social and local calls noted.
Miss Winifred Ward and Maribeil Pennock from Winchester spent the weekend at the former’s home in Monessen. Miss Edith Slonaker went to Winchester Saturday with her aunt Mrs Emma Parish of Memorial Hospital. Dr Burkheimer drove to Front Royal Sunday. Miss Noland of Akron visits aunt Mrs E B Nixon. Mrs J W Leith is in a Baltimore hospital.
The notorious gangster nicknamed Scarface Al has been released from jail and laments the lack of public affection. He notes the surprise of finding few who show him warmth or support after his return to freedom.
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