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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star lists postal details and subscription rates for Winchester Virginia with annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly options. It notes carrier and mail rates and mentions association with the Associated Press and consolidation with local papers.
A religious verse emphasizes gratitude to the Lord for daily aid and salvation. The text highlights God as the one who carries burdens and provides deliverance. It echoes Psalm 68 19 with praise for divine support.
Charlottesville editor argues public spending must precede solutions and criticizes reliance on committees and slow organization. He notes unemployment remains urgent, urges quick action outside old relief models, and questions the plan’s appeal and effectiveness.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot reports a growing bridge rivalry between Ely Culbertson and Sidney Lenz as they exchange escalating bets and dares. The dispute mirrors prize fight tactics with heavyweights issuing challenges, while the public watches whether Lenz will accept or retaliate.
The article argues the Culbertson Lenz dispute has shifted from a contest to a commercial clash. It laments endless talk and calls for a direct deal rather than rhetoric, noting the public grew weary of non action and favors a true confrontation.
New York World Telegram notes Connecticut’s Danbury hat factories run overtime with wages ranging from 85 to 155 dollars weekly, up from 75 to 115 in prior years. Workers are thrifty, saving for hard times, while a historic reference to a royal figure remains a footnote of lore.
Rehearsals fill the Reuss fire hall as the Hoosier Athletic Maids headline the Girls' Athletic Association annual musical Pattie the comedy to be staged at the Colonial Theater on Tuesday October 13. The troupe from Hander High School performs calisthenics to Love Is a Game with dances and a boxing lesson from trainer Spike Maloney.
Missouri has adopted a road marker program patterned after Virginia's. William E. Carson announced that Virginia's markers are copyrighted by the Virginia Conservation and Development Commission, but permission is available to other states. Massachusetts has used the program, with Ohio and Kentucky planning to follow.
Delegates from across Virginia gather for the thirty sixth annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Lynchburg hosted by Kirkwood Orey and Old Dominion chapters. Sessions run at Randolph Macon College through Friday with state president Mrs. Charles E. Bolling presiding at 8 30 p m in Smith Memorial Hall.
article fragment notes cultural topics about Australians and their enduring manners and customs. no clear events or individuals identified beyond a byline.
Daughters Mrs Prank Huffman of near Stephens City and Mrs Howard Leith of Loudoun county and one son Amos Lillard of Refuge. Her husband died years ago. The body of Mrs Lil was sent to Leaksville county for funeral services and interment.
An old advertisement urges readers with head noises or catarrhal deafness to visit Baker's Drug Store or a druggist for Parmint double strength. Mix one ounce with a pint of hot water and a little sugar, take a teaspoonful four times daily. Relief is claimed as nostrils unclog, breathing improves, and mucous stops dripping.
Weekend visitors to Oranda include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Havener and son Clyde Bailey and Miss Ruth Jenkins from Washington. Teachers named for the three room school are Miss Mabel Orndorff, Miss Madaline Roland and Miss Frances Hoover. The Valley View Orchard Company employs a large force for apples. Typhoid patient S. E. Stickley returns from Memorial Hospital. The report notes slow activity in cities and various locals visiting family and handling waterreservoir upgrades. Peru
Mrs. Emma Lillard widow of John B Lillard died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Huffman in Refuge Virginia after several years of poor health She had lived in Refuge 15 years coming from Page county and left a Christian influence in home church and Sunday school She is survived by two
Natalie and Alyn tour Southampton while tensions rise over shopping and control. She teases him about guides and whoopee wrappers as he asserts wardrobe duties, then their playful clash deepens until he drags her into a luxury shop, threatening to leave her if she resists.
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