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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

5

Mothers Day Observed At Stephens City Church

Mothers Day will be observed at Trinity Lutheran Church in Stephens City with a sermon by the pastor. The junior choir in caps and gowns will lead hymns chosen by mothers and sing an appropriate anthem. A Luther League program, “Home and Mother,” directed by Mrs. Julian Gregory, will be held Sunday evening at 8. Public invited to attend both services and church events.

Stephens City Trinity Lutheran Church Alana Julian Gregory

King Receives Parliament on Silver Jubilee in Westminster Hall

King George and Queen Mary presided over a joint session in Westminster Hall to mark the silver jubilee. Lords and Commons offered loyal addresses as MPs wore ceremonial robes and the hall’s doors were sealed for the monarchs health. The king praised freedom and progress and thanked war heroes while recalling 25 years of reign.

London George Westminster Hall Lords House of Commons United States of America Mary King George Queen Mary Viscount Sankey E. A. Fitzroy The Commons Houses of Commons St. Stephen’s Hall

28 Children Drown In Psiol River Ferry Disaster

Twenty eight children were drowned when a leaky ferryboat carrying an excursion at the Petrovsky collective farm filled with water and foundered on the Psiol River. Thirty others swam ashore. Authorities vowed to arrest and punish those responsible for allowing the voyage.

Kharkoftf U.S. 8 Psiol Petrovsky

Early Bathtub Uses and First US Medical Degree

The text notes the bathtub’s 1842 invention and initial doctor disapproval, with acceptance spreading over about eighty years. It also states the United States awarded its first medical degree in 1770.

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