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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for The Evening Star and related papers, including annual and six month options by mail or carrier. It notes consolidation with Morning Item and other papers, and cites advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corp for major markets.
A rights disclaimer states that Associated Press news dispatches are exclusive for re publication in this paper unless credited otherwise. It emphasizes AP exclusive use and local news published herein.
A devotional fragment cites 2 Corinthians 6 17 18 urging separation from unclean things and a promise of God as Father. It includes a prayer asking for a prepared good account to give before the Lord.
The University of Virginia through its School of Fine Arts intends to create a workshop theater to support and study drama, challenging current facilities at Cabell Hall. Led by Harry R. Pratt and Luther Greene, the effort seeks endowment or a special fund to build a dedicated temple of drama and expand state wide community theatre.
Sociologists warn civilization may become structurally overloaded unless humans become reman. Yet Dr. O. H. suggests brain power can solve such problems. In a talk to the American Electro-Chemical Society, he predicts a future where executives retreat to labs near their offices to tackle insolvable issues with vacuum tubes.
The text discusses Dr Caldwell and German scientists claiming to heat brains electrically to create men like gods. It notes the credulity of the era toward science and asks whether Caldwell conducted prior experiments before his address.
An editorial notes annual U.S. fire losses total about 500 million dollars, enough to employ 400000 people for a year, and argues fires impede business, reduce national wealth, and hinder employment and purchasing power. It cites March 1930 fire losses rising 1.69 million from 1929 and concludes fire is the enemy of prosperity.
The page records daily market figures for local wholesale and retail goods including wheat meal cotton seed meal and dairy products. Prices cover hogs creamery butter hogs and regional wholesale items with ranges and notes on various feeds and hay.
Public auction scheduled for June 7 1930 in Winchester Virginia of a 282 acre Frederick County estate along the Valley Turnpike near Middletown. The property features a brick mansion and barns once home to Charles W. Heater. One third cash with two equal yearly installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn.
In Frederick County Virginia 1930 court order directs a commissioner to report on the estates of C R Fogle and Mary M Fogle including property heirs will and debts. A May 28 notice fixes venue in Winchester for executing the reference and proving creditors claims.
Public auction at 11 o'clock A M in Winchester Virginia offers 126 acre farm and orchard on Parkins Mill and Buffalolick Road. Improvements include a house, outbuildings, two wells, running water, four hundred fifty bearing apples and two hundred bearing pears. One-third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust.
Mr Williams note from Mount Williams Virginia highlights May events led by pastor Rev J Russell Cor Cine. The piece lists visitors including O L Peer of Kernstown and Araminto Lamp of Winchester, plus various local family visits and illnesses among the Williams kin and friends.
By order of the Frederick County Circuit Court Samuel Miller James W. Malone and B West Baker are appointed to the Confederate Pension Board for one year retroactive to January 1. The old board remains in office until successors qualify after fifteen years in place. More sightseers from the United States visited Czechoslovakia than from any other country.
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