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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
4
An archival newspaper notice outlines publication details for The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia, its consolidation with several papers, and policy on The Associated Press news use. It lists subscription rates by period and advertising representative cities.
A devotional note quotes Hebrews 12 14 urging followers to pursue peace with all people and holiness as essential to seeing the Lord. The passage emphasizes deliberate restraint and righteous living as core Christian practice.
Roanoke Times reports three Democratic candidates for governor in the state race with Byrd unopposed for U.S. Senate. George C. Perry, Joseph T. Deal, and W Worth Smith Jr vie for the nomination, each voicing views on road funding, the fee system, and tax shifts as state politics focus on reform.
A Richmond article extols Shenandoah Valley in apple blossom season. It praises spring's spirit, beauty, and the vivid carpet of green that surrounds visitors.
The piece extols Virginia’s Apple Blossom Festival as a permanent, premier East Coast attraction. It notes the Belgian ambassador’s daughter as Queen Shenandoah, a diplomatic crowd in attendance, and thousands of tourists enjoying scenic drives through the Valley. The festival offers refreshment of mind and body amid business troubles.
The Apple Blossom Festival drew over 100 000 attendees as authorities counted 60 000 cars. Counterfeit activity and regional awards are noted amid the week of festivities. Winchester and Frederick County events include hospital observances and theater highlights.
Hogue Creek Va May 5. Mr and Mrs Less Ramey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick. Mr and Mrs T Newton Cather visited Mr and Mrs Ollie Clowser. W J Good visited J S Orndorff. Frances Larrick visited Helen Hoover. Nannie Orndorff called on Mrs William Clowser. Richard Orndorff and sister Betty spent Monday evening with Mildred McCormick. Harry Larrick of Newport News is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Scott Larrick. Visitors to J S Orndorff included Cather family Ramey Statton Orndorff and daughter Mrs Marion Cooper etc. Harry Carper Ollie Clowser Frank Orndorff William Clowser Hiett Shanholtz and Harry Smithey listed. Harry Larrick visited Scott White on Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs J D Russell and family and Mr Holmes Rosenberger were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Will Lamp and family Sunday. Various local visits and Sunday School announcements follow with invitations and names of residents and visitors including Miss Kathryn Newcome and Miss Vivian Lamp.
Scott reports 72 percent of sulphur in coal escapes up the chimney forming sulphuric acid and millions of dollars in coal tar are wasted annually through the same process.
Dr Watson supervises Sue and Anna as old grudges fade into tender reconciliation. Esther’s letter to Anna exposes a jealous, cruel ambition from Mrs Parmely, while Sue and Grace confront their tangled legacies and the long lost grandmother hints at future reunions.
A survey notes women aged twenty to thirty in England have three times better odds of marriage than their counterparts in 1914. Other items describe an oil resistant hose lining, a device making cosmic rays usable to revive plant greenery in vacuum, and U S capital levels linked to European loans.
Gardening tips cover trench and non trench celery culture. Plant in slight hollows or trenches, secure blanching with raffia loops, water and liquid manure, remove suckers, and apply Bordeaux mixture for leaf spot in wet seasons.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 a.m. recorded at 0.51 inches. May to date 1.02 inches. Year to date 13.55 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
Washington reports say the United States pursues a tariff truce for the London economic conference opening June 12. France and Britain reserve rights to raise tariffs if currencies fall, with Italy and Argentina also engaged in talks led by Norman H. Davis.
West Point was first occupied as a U.S. military post on January 20 1778 with Maj Jonathan Williams serving as the first superintendent.
Kelvinator Corporation reports new all time sales records and higher employment at Detroit and Grand Rapids plants after a month of advertising a low price policy. In first three weeks of April orders rose 23.2 percent year over year as production runs at full capacity day and night. Million Mason credits newspaper ads for rapid buyer response and notes backlogs exceed three and a half years.
The plan imposes compulsory manual labor for all young Germans regardless of birth, marking a radical shift in Germany’s economy. Berlin shows voluntary workers forming a work army under Hitler’s regime, signaling broader public mobilization and social restructuring.
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