Evening Star Postal Notice for Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia.
A fragmented advertisement lists pricing for subscription options by mail and carrier. It mentions yearly and monthly terms, advance payments, and references to advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corporation with locations New York Des Moines Chicago.
A reprinted disclaimer states the Associated Press retains exclusive rights to its dispatched news and local items published in this paper unless specifically credited otherwise.
A consolidated morning news brief from The Weekly Mirror and The Weekly News highlights key items. It presents a concise snapshot of events, notices, and briefs typical of a period newspaper page.
A devotional fragment quotes Psalm 89 13 14 praising God's mighty arm and righteous throne. It emphasizes mercy and truth going before God and reflects a faith oriented message for believers.
The Portsmouth Star previews Capone’s defense claiming poor judge of racehorses and illegal gains. It suggests Capone’s lawyers will argue he earned money illegally, paid for protection, and may escape on legal niceties, fearing “easy come, easy go” becoming a criminal plea.
The article previews Premier Laval's visit as potentially historic and conciliatory. It notes his youth and independence, openness to cooperation, and a possible generous stance on debts and reparations. It highlights France and the United States as gold-standard powers amid tensions with Britain and calls for a new deal between the two nations.
The report states a strategic position where an additional war debt moratorium is expected as standard policy. It notes France will support an armament rise of at least 25 percent, signaling a reversal from prior saber rattling.
An American minister returning from Russia argues that religion fulfills an intrinsic human need for fellowship with God and others. He suggests the Soviet anti religious drive overreaches as church and state clash, noting past clergy corruption and laity superstition while ethics spring from religious faith.
The Star lists wholesale dairy feed and grain prices with figures for cracked corn middlings and screenings. It notes butter types, eggs and chickens, hogs and cattle values, local flour and corn meal, and Baltimore wholesale prices for wheat hay and lambs. An England note mentions Ramsey MacDonald during a campaign, refereeing a miners’ football match.
Lonely 60 year old widower with a 200 year family estate in Shenandoah Valley seeks a Protestant gentlewoman with means to pay a lien and modernize the home. Real estate valued at about 20000 dollars in county and city. Wife to inherit. Write J A Lock Box 494 Martinsburg W Va October 14 1931.
The Frederick County School Board will auction school property in front of the County Court House Winchester on Saturday Oct 31 at 1 30 PM The Cross Roads School House three miles west of Gore on the N W Grade and the Painter Hill School House with % acre of land two miles west of Stephens City on the road to Marlboro Terms are cash Roy P Duvall is the auctioneer The notice appears in the 10 15 17 21 issue sequence.
The Braddock Street Methodist Church Sunday School held a Fellowship Club meeting led by Emory Larrick with former Mayor William W. Glass speaking on The Influence of the Individual Upon the Community. Glass urged active Christian influence and mutual responsibility, arguing people must not hide their impact or retreat in adversity. An adventure note joins the page.
Natalie hides from the party at the great white house after fleeing through the lawn. She tries to sneak back to her room but is menaced by Bill until Alyn arrives, striking Bill and saving her as she cries for him. The moment deepens Natalie and Alyn’s fraught dynamic as alarms and doubts linger.
The Rockefeller foundation is a philanthropic trust created by New York state law on May 14, 1918. Its purpose is to promote the well being of mankind worldwide through charitable religious missionary educational activities as well as research and publications.
The report lists typical motions not debatable under normal rules and notes Paris Premier Laval’s remark about allowing his 19-year-old daughter Jose to accompany him to the United States while asking her not to discuss it yet.
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