Evening Star Publication Notice Fragment
The Evening Star masthead fragment notes daily post office distribution and three months billing terms. It references Winchester publishing, Des Moines-York corporate connections, and Associated Press rights for news and local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue Star Publishing” Co
Winchester
Virginia's Children's Home Society in Crisis Needs $50,000
An urgent appeal from Virginia stresses the Children's Home Society faces closure without $50,000 in donations. The society has aided thousands of orphans and homeless children, placing many into homes, with community leaders urging Virginians across counties and cities to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Children’s Home Society
Winchester
Robert T
Will Ganer
Death of Stonewall Jackson at Guinea Station
The article recalls Stonewall Jackson dying May 10 1863 after being wounded at Chancellorsville and later dying eight days later at a hospital. It notes his tenure as Virginia Military Institute professor, his stern discipline, and the aura of a war genius who never retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Free Lance
Stonewall Jackson
Chandler Farm
Guinea Station
Chancellorsville
Lane
North Carolina
Rae
Virginia Military Institute
Jackson
Assembly
Campbell Moore
Lee
Jack
Jackson and the Gettysburg Campaign Remembered
The passage recalls General Jackson during the Gettysburg campaign noting his rapid movement and aggressive yet humane leadership. It describes his stern nature and care for subordinates, and reflects on his impact and the memory of his death sixty eight years ago at the Guinea House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Richmond
Lee
Jackson
Guinea
Nature on the Open Road versus Billboard Nuisance
A Pittsburg Press essay argues roadside signs harm scenic beauty. It notes courts tolerate sign taxes while public opinion and California clubs push sign removals. It cites Standard Oil in 12 Western states and a national council campaign to protect roadside nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
America
Indiana
Wyoming
California
Standard Oil Company of
National Council For the Protection of
Little Helpers Hold Meeting at Millwood Chapel
The Little Helpers Auxiliary of Christ Church Millwood held its spring meeting in Millwood Virginia with speaker Mrs. William Beverley of Winchester. Attendees included Mrs. George H. Burwell Mrs. Everard Meade and others plus young members and departing students entering Episcopal High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Little Helpers
Christ Church, Millwood
Little Chapel
William Beverley
Winchester
Virinia
George H. Burwell
Everard Meade
William Brubaker
Edward Lindsey
Agnes R. Page
Beverley
Theodore Cox
Episcopal High School
Henry Brockdorff
Elsie
Wichita
Kansas
Winston
Edward
James
John Tucker Lindsey
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Page Nelson
Prescott Huidekoper
Everard
Tom
Charlotte Meade
Edgewood
John Greever
Philip Brubaker
Charles Lee Burwell
Roland G. Mitchell
Ann Cooke Meade
Baltimore
Lewis Burwell Meade
Ralph
Skylstead
Susan
St. Simon Island
Charles Lee
Elise Lee
Raroh Skylsted
Annapolis
West Coast
Coronado Beach
Juliette B. Jones
Emergency Hospital
Washington
Courtney Byrd Jones
Moray Fore Touted As Top Stage Beauty by Fanchon and Marco
Hollywood studios train nearly 99 000 girls for the stage. 19 year old Moray Fore, blonde acrobatic dancer, is pitched as the most beautiful and physically perfect current stage specimen. She is a home girl who enjoys tennis and swimming and rejects dieting fads while eating freely for energy. Communist marchers in Ohio were reportedly allowed to protest with broad tolerance amid a generally calm scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fanchon
Marco
Moray Fore
Flo Ziegfeld
Miss Fore
Bank Closings for Memorial Day Observance
Notice states banks will close Saturday May 30 for National Memorial Day. Maturing deposits due that day may be paid Monday June 1. Signatories include J. H. Yost Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company, WM. G. Hardy Valley National, John S. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yost
National Bank and Trust Company
WM. G. Hardy
AD Peor
John S. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Frederick County Virginia political notices for August 1931
A long list of Frederick County Virginia candidates announces runs in the Democratic primary to be held August 4 1931. Names include Russell Cather Jos J Denny Boyd R Richards Luther Pannett E C Oates H E Shull Jacob H Beaver Floyd M Brill Lee N Whitacre and others seeking sheriff supervisor Commonwealth's Attorney commissioner of revenue treasurer and related offices with pledges to serve diligently and with fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Winchester
Jos
Denny
Boyd R. Richards
Frederick County
Virginia
Luther Pannett
H. E. Shull
Shawnee
Frederick Co
Shanee
Jacob H. Beaver
Back Creek
Chas. M. Rosenberger
Commonwealth
Wmerle Edwards
Commonwealth’s
Office
Commission of Revenue
Freedrick County
Lee N. Whitacre
Commissioner of Revenue
Fred. Co
S. M Chiles
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Evening Star
Retsing Represenatorrenney Corporation
Yore - Des Moines
Associated Press
Associated
Ae von & Allall For
Onmier
Fig
Jackson's
States
Ohio
Columbus
Shenandoah Valley
Bicker’s Motor Co
Oper
Post
Pratt Food CO
Philadelphia
Winchester Seed Company
Brooks
Probar
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Northern Virginia Power CO
Dulesco
Dulesco Hosiery
Beldare
Baker’s Drug Store
Valspar
J.S. Miller & Co
Winchester Printers & Stationers
Patton
HJ. Mowrey
R. C. A. Radios
State Senate
Russell Cather
E. C. Oates
Mountain Falls
Opequon
Cc. I. Brumback
Floyd M. Brill
P. Harrison
Isaiah C. Roe
Holmes E. McAboy
Roberts. Smith
Irwin Drug Co
N. Braddock St