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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
4
Publication and distribution notes for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia appear with pricing for subscriptions and carrier deliveries. It lists consolidation with other local papers and credits Associated Press for news dispatches. Advertising representatives are named for major cities.
A religious proclamation emphasizing that love drives out fear, citing 1 John 4 18 and urging believers to live without fear through divine love. The message frames fear as torment and promotes the Christian doctrine of perfect love overcoming fear.
A New York Herald Tribune critique of the Soviet trial of six British engineers on bribery espionage and sabotage charges. It notes light sentences but calls the proceedings a staged show harming Russsian commercial credibility and warns American business against closer relations with the Soviet Union.
A Strasburg Va reader argues against high automobile licenses and proposes tax shifts to gas as the main road tax. He compares licenses for car owners, trucks, and farmers, contending the present system is unjust and burdensome, and urges a “Pay when you go” approach. He closes urging action from officials and readers.
Mrs Parmely consults Bouie about a tea dance while Miss Morris visits, revealing Philip Gerard's engagement to Merta Morris and his loyalty to Sue. Parmely presses for distance to protect Sue, hints at abroad escape, and plans to attend a reception. CONTINUED.
BOYCE Va May 13 The first share of Boyce State Bank stock issued in 1908 has been transferred under the will of Benjamin Vorous to his nephew Benjamin Vorous after the bank. J T L Jones of Berryville served as executor and oversaw the transfer.
Vocational agricultural students from Boyce and Berryville high schools, Future Farmers of America members, traveled by Clarke county school bus with their instructor Charles C. Beard to visit the U S Department of Agriculture Experimental Farm in Fairfax and Arlington county. Fathers accompanied the group and the trip was to return late today.
Precipitation data report lists 24 hour rainfall of 0.20 inches, May to date 2.70 inches, year to date 15.23 inches. It cites 20 year averages from Winchester Laboratory: January 2.36, February 2., March 2.70, April 3.11, May 373, June 381, July 345, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
J. R. DuShane and D. M. Reardon announce a planned tour of English markets. Handley High School baseball team defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 11 to 1.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Simmons of Capon Springs Hamp shire county W Va was held after a short house service at Hebron Lutheran Church The Rev L B Williamson assisted by Rev C H Anderson conducted the services Interment was in the family graveyard lot Pallbearers were Ashton Nesmith Clinton Bland Grover Stephens William Kump and Carter and Daniel Brill She was 81 born May 4 1852 She was the wife of John Simmons and mother to George Albert and Boyd Simmons Surviving brothers William and Luther Sechrist
Asters thrive from midsummer to autumn, resist few pests, and need lime balanced soil. Start seeds indoors in March for early blooms or transplant in May for late summer and fall color. Wilt disease requires crop rotation and seed treatment with mercuric chloride. protect children and pets from chemicals.
Robert M. Hook of Winchester is elected principal of Woodstock High School by Shenandoah County School Board and will assume duties soon. He previously led a Halifax county high school and chaired a district supervisory plan. Hook, a UVa graduate next fall, is married to a trained musician with a master’s degree. Plans for a new Woodstock high school site are under study with state architect Raymond V Long surveying options.
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