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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
7
Market notes show varied pricing across dairy eggs and poultry. Local wholesale market coverage lists butter, creamery products, shelled corn, and chick shipments with fluctuating figures relative to farm receipts and regional demand.
Theodore Francis Green, the Democratic candidate, campaigns for governor in Rhode Island. He advocates a seven million plank to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment.
Notes from Rosenberger indicate an event at Mr and Mrs B Frye's home in ER Virginia on October 8 with attendees including Mr and Mrs Frye and others. The fragment suggests a social gathering this Sunday at the Frye residence.
Mrs. Joseph Bean of Washington and the Beans family with Dorothy visit 8 City. Mrs. I D Wright of Winchester with the Smokes and Miss Ida Smoke of Bloom. Maynard Brewer of Winchester visits W W Brewer family. Clara M Frye returns to Shepherdstown after bereavement. Guy Frye and two children visit Capon Bridge. Mrs. A F Williams and Daisy spend Sunday with Nathan Wilas near Winchester.
Middletown Virginia locals report Rev and Mrs J B Hupman leaving for Fincastle Roanoke district new appointment after service here. Also recounts 1880 Wright wedding at Stephens City and current anniversary observances. Several residents move to Washington for work and others prepare to occupy the parsonage.
Dr Francis Pendleton Gaines will be inaugurated as president of Washington and Lee University on October 25, succeeding Dr Henry Louis Smith. The appointment marks a transition in the university’s leadership with Gaines assuming duties soon.
Personal notices record hunters receiving roses and two members of the Millwood hunt, then social gatherings at Long Branch lunch and The Moorings. King’s Daughters plan Red Cross support for drought relief with a four member committee, and Christ Church vestry elects new senior warden Roland Mitchell and fills a vacancy with Dr. William H. Wilmer.
A described opportunity invites readers to start a home business and earn money at home. Knitback Service Company advertises instruction on how to run the business and make money, directing inquiries to 508 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Fragmentary report notes the World Series at Wrigley Field in Chicago and mentions Joseph Ker of the Army of the forest and Den of the 2. F. Bean with reference to exams showing that many Winchester school children lack proper dental care.
The 1925 World Series opens with Walter Johnson starting for Washington and Meadows pitching for the Pirates. A Virginia municipal league session favors a city planning law. A German pet jail reference and a note on Coolidge come amid a hospital treatment report.
A brief notice notes Picnic Twist chewing tobacco is a local favorite among residents, described as a great favorite with spittoons welcome at five cents a twist, reflecting regional preference in Central West Virginia.
More than 50 candidates will receive degrees from the fourth to the thirty second in the Capstone Class at the Washington Masonic National Memorial in Alexandria starting Monday October 13. The event marks the capstone of the new 4 million temple with speeches and entertainment. Attendees from Strasburg Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton Fredericksburg Woodstock Falls Church Front Royal Fairfax and other Virginia areas are expected to attend.
High View Virginia particles report a Timber Ridge Christian Church rally set for October 12 at 10 30 AM. An interesting program is promised and attendees are urged to bring Master Guy Williams Spaid son of Mr and Mrs E H Spaid who has been ill for three weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Morris host a reception for Elsie Morris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Morris. The event includes Mr. and Mrs. Spaid and Mr. and Mrs. Seldon with prior marriages noted for Elsie Morris.
A week prayer service is set for seven thirty this evening on Braddock Street at Epurch South. I N Good will lead the meeting.
Centered image caption shows Lloyd Reberte at Tulane football practice in 1980 with Green Wave players and Aescorated Press photo credit. The fragment notes team context and year.
A candid note from Anthony Erope hints at potential economic shifts and cautious planning for unlikely events. The fragment references avoiding regret if surprises arise and suggests practical preparation steps.
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