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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1932

Page

4

The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates

The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia is described as a daily minus Sunday newspaper published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It consolidates with several local papers and is a member of the Associated Press. Advertising and subscription rates are listed for various durations and formats.

Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Associated Press

Democratic Ticket Election 1932 Virginia Congress Candidates

The piece lists the Democratic slate for November 8 1932 with F D Roosevelt for president and S O Bland C W Darden Jr A J Montague P H Drewry T G Burch C A Woodrum A W Robertson H W Smith J W Flannagan Jr as congressmen from Virginia, indicating their home cities Newport News Norfolk Richmond Petersburg Martinsville Roanoke Lexington Alexandria Bristol and parties.

State of Virginia S. O. Bland Newport News C. W. Darden, Jr Norfolk A. J. Montague Richmond P. H. Drewry Petersburg T. G. Burch Martinsville C. A. Woodrum Roanoke A. W. Robertson Lexington H. W. Smith Alexandria J. W. Flannagan, Jr Bristol

Stay With the Lord, for He Will Be Found

A reflection on 2 Chronicles 15 2 urging steadfast faith. The passage cautions that seeking the Lord brings him near while forsaking him leads to abandonment, urging devotion and perseverance.

Bigger Yards in Suburban Real Estate Trends

Alexandria Gazette notes a shift toward larger building lots and “little farms” on outskirts, with 1 to 5 acre subdivisions featuring fruit and shade trees. The move aims to blend city life with rural benefits, offering outdoor activity, modest rewards, and economic security for many families.

Alexandria Gazette

Laughs and Laughter in National Life Sayings From Professors

The Roanoke Times reports Professor Charles G. Gaum of Rutgers argues laughter shapes national policy more than laws. He praises laughter and certain smiles but condemns snickers as insincere. He says laughing at oneself earns the highest intelligence mark, while people prefer laughing at others.

Roanoke Times Chas. G. Gaum Rutgers Sturr Gaum Ver

Saving to Build Fortune Through Thrift

The author cites personal thrift from childhood, noting saving 5 cents of 50 cents weekly and increasing savings as income grows. He contends thrift is practical common sense, not penury, and warns that wasteful spending hinders economic progress and measurable results from effort.

Tes

Notes of Co I Va Nat Guard formation and drill

Personnel present included 3 officers and 53 enlisted men. The evening featured a tear gas lecture by Lieut Asbury Jackson and Lt George F Miller reading the articles of war. Winter clothing issued, discussion on uniforms, drill at 8 p m sharp, public invited Fridays 8 to 10 30 p m. An exam selected votes and corporals for promotion lasting about three and a half hours.

Asbury Jackson George F. Miller One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Winchester Promoton

Whitacre Notes and Local Updates From Whitacre Va

Whitacre Virginia notices include a birth in October to Mr and Mrs Russell Taylor at Woodbury Heights New Jersey and mentions of hospital treatment for Mildred Unger and various locals visiting relatives and attending events. The death of Hannah Langford Roscoe Pa is noted along with appointments of pastors and illnesses among residents.

Whitacre Joan Elizabeth Russell Taylor Woodbury Heights N. J Taylor Retha Kimble S. W. Kimbler Hannah Langford Roscoe Inlaw Norman E. Whitacre Monessen Mildred Unger Berkeley Springs Memorial Hospital Ellis Haines R. E. L. Whitacre Fred A. Whitacre Winchester Southern Methodist Church J. W. Brannon Troy Dick Ungers Charles Denny Detroit Mich Martin Straub Maynard Fletcher John Fletcher Landon Whitacre Annie Whitacre Elkins Ivan Richard Pugh Beatrice Oates Ward Kerns Middletown S. R. Ludwig United Brethren Church Co. G. Russell Southern Methodist Marjorie Bohrer Reynolds Store

Wife Preservers Put Dishes Away After Washing Routine

A formed domestic routine describes housewives returning dishes to shelves and hanging dish cloths, noting the wringing action to exercise upper back and shoulder muscles. A distressing Americanism column denounces Russia for starving orphans roaming freely while 300,000 of our own lads are left as tramps.

Russia

Peace and Prosperity Era Headlines From Postwar News

A sweeping 1923 montage lists events from Harding and Coolidge presidencies to international diplomacy. It notes naval disarmament, the Pan American Congress, debt accords, Alaska border matters, and the destruction of the airship Shenandoah, all amid economy shifts, hurricanes, and treaty signings expanding U.S. influence.

Cooui & Revie France NEW Bet Police Canada U.S Buffalo Fort. Erie Lindbergh New York Coolidge Cubi Nicaragua Mexico Koehl, Fitzmaurice von Hubnefeld Berlin

Beggar's Court mystery deepens in trampling cliff ruins

Jim Wynter and Bill Grayson search Beggar's Court for Frank Severn after a kidnaping. A hidden stair, blocked door, and a suspicious letter implicate Felix Sant. The crew debates a fish clue and plans to summon Inspector Haste as they chase the elusive royal rubies and the truth behind Sant's loyalty.

Frank Severn Beggar's Court Felix Sant Jim Wynter Bill Grayson Sant Wynter Grayson Severn Martin Frome Scotland Yard Katharine Jim Monksilver Frank Graysons Federoff Murinov Bill Inspector Haste Beggar’s Court Manorways Post Office Haste Milly Tamarcan

Rainfall records show October totals and year to date

Precipitation over the past 24 hours ending 8 am logged none. October to date totals 2.40 inches, year to date 27.86. Monthly normal inches follow a 19 year Winchester Research Lab record: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.39, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Apple Market Shipping Point Information

Winchester Martinsburg market conditions show demand moderate and prices steady. Carloads with U S No 1 and U S Utility apples range from 1.0 b to 2% in min, with prices from 50 to 3.50 per cwt, including Yorks Staymans Delicious Ben Davis Jonathans Grimes Winesaps and bulk listings.

Winchester Martinsburg Yorks U. S U.S Staymans Ben Davis Grimes Delicious Jonathans Stayman

White Post Social News Recap and Local Movements

White Post Virginia notes a string of social visits and family updates. Marguerite Elliott was invited for tea with Rev. Lawson and Rev. Winton at Mrs. C. G. Massey’s home. Revs. Moore leave the White Post circuit for a new field, with many friends wishing them happiness.

White Post Marguerite Elliott Lawson Winton C. G. Massey R. L. Moore Edward Lee Barrington Leesburg Leesburg With Mrs. Lee Orr Strickler Kernstown Mort Joy Chrisman Frances Pifer Boyce Evelyn Pifer C. M. Shaffer Stella Shaffer Helen Pifer Capitol Thomas Blackwell W. A. Dearmont Elizabeth Blackwell Louise B. Meade Stella and Charce Shaffer C. M. Shafer Yvonne Moore Winchester Memorial Hospital Clara Louise Turk Alton Gladys Lucas Robert Lucas Henry Bolden George R. Green Gore Charles Denny Detroit Willie Denny Anna Ford Winchester Ernest Meade Miss Joy Chrisman R. L. Carrier Strasburg Lucile Carper E. B. Chamberlain Edinburg Robert Carrier Maggie Mort Arthur Carper Ice Mountain

Public sale of Union Bank stock in Winchester Virginia

By virtue of an execution I will offer at public sale in front of the County Courthouse at Winchester Virginia on Saturday Oct 22 1932 at 11 oclock A M fifty shares of the capital stock of the Union Bank of Winchester. Terms cash. Lee Barr Sergeant. 61 11 13 15 17 19 21

Winchester Virginia Union Bank of Winchester Lee Barr

Be true to your teeth says a health educator

The piece connects dental care to overall health citing Sir William Osler and other authorities. It notes widespread dental decay among Americans, urges early instruction in dentist-preserving habits, and argues sound teeth as essential to lifelong health.

William Osler

Dentists Answer Reader Teeth Health Questions

Readers are invited to submit questions on teeth and mouth hygiene to be answered authoritatively and anonymously by top dentists chosen by the American Dental Association. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for replies.

American Dental Association

Extreme Payment Phrase Cited as Exorbitant Cost Inquiry

A brief gloss notes the saying pay through the nose to mean paying a large amount at once. The Thought for Today reflects skepticism, stating no good ever comes from viewing life with distrust, attributed to the Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Star Morning News The Weekly News Weekly Times Weekly Mirror Frost Landis and Kohn Atlanta Chicago Democratic F. D. Roosevelt John N. Garner Christ Co. I Nat Whitacre Mention R. J. Scott Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge United States Germany Federal Reserve Banking Washington Harding Italy DAWES Harlan F. Stone Joseph McKenna Supreme Court England Charles G. Dawes Tornado Middle West Shenamndoah Maly Belgium U.i Peru Marie OF Bete Clarinas Robult Iik APPLE Union Bank Baker’s Drug Store Hamburger’s Specialty Shop North Main Street Hable’s Palace Theatre Reardon’s Ea Econe Northern Virginia Power CO Chesapeake Sea Crisfield Oysters Fish and Poultry O. RB Grubb E. Piccadilly Monreale Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Rexall
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