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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
Lippman voices from Des Moines on Hoover to reveal the public credit battle from 1931 32 and the limits of deficit financing. He notes the need for budget balance and new taxes this winter and critiques Republican blame shifting onto foreign policy.
Kiwanis educational session in Harrisonburg featured delegations from Winchester with Edwin F. Hill directing the program. Officials highlighted International goals and local service projects while visiting leaders from Washington Staunton and Staunton attended including Jesse C. Oakes and Dr. George C. Snarr. The Capital District convention in Washington was promoted for October 27 28 and 29.
Winchester Va October 6 1932 J C Hooks defends Gen Lee against a New York Daily News critique praising Lee while contrasting Lincoln Washington and Grant He argues Lee never failed to free slaves and notes Lee freed his own slaves and that Northern states also held slaves He lauds Lees moral character and condemns the editor as ignorant or dishonest in misrepresenting Civil War causes and outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Scott Vann of Winchester visited Wilbur Costello and family near Vaucluse. Funeral attendees from a distance came to Berlin Pennsylvania for Mrs William Inskip's service. Eliza Costello returned from Loudoun County after six weeks away. Wilbur Costello celebrated a surprise birthday at home with about 60 guests from Martinsburg Middleburg Purcellville and nearby towns.
The Cedar Cliff Church begins work on its Sunday School rooms which are badly needed and will be welcomed upon completion. Mrs. Clayton Henderson and Mrs. Anna Campbell are noted with three children. a birthday cake for Mr. Costello was given by his brother Robert Costello and a local bakery in Washing was credited. The Cedar Cliff Auxiliary plans a meeting at Miss Belle Larrick and Miss Hattie Nixon's home next Tuesday evening.
Special services will be held Sunday across the Wardensville Circuit of the Southern Methodist Church. Rev A M B Snapp reports two ministers from the Baltimore Annual Conference will preach. Rev George L Waters missionary to Kyoto Japan will speak at Wardensville 11 am and Shiloh 2 pm. Rev Gilbert Russell of Pennsylvania will preach at Williams 11 am and Mountain View 2 pm. Everyone is invited.
The United States Army seeks men aged 18 to 33 for service in Hawaii and the Philippines. Apply to Sgt H T Smith at the local recruiting bureau. Ages 18 to 21 must provide a birth certificate. Recruits will go to Baltimore for physicals and those accepted will be sent to New York for shipment to the station.
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