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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
7
In Washington Representative Fred A. Britten of Illinois and Senator Frederick Hale of Maine, both leading naval boosters, meet to outline efforts to prevent scaling down the nation’s naval program.
Gore Virginia October 29 a tacky party will be held in the basement of the Baptist Church Saturday night October 31 with a prize for the tackiest person and a spelling contest prize for the best speller. Mr Aulden Smith of Baltimore is the guest of Mr and Mrs W R Berryhill and visitors overlook.
A note on mountain sheep as the only wild animal with circling horns. Brief on five chemist methods for producing artificial silk. Statement of U S dentist ratio: one dentist per 1700 people.
Property listing offers 45 acres on the pike two miles from Winchester with an eight room house, five acres in timber and fruit trees, a never failing spring and well. Several well located lots along the pike near the electric line available. Trade for a larger farm. Write 1000 care Star 29-21.
Trustee Herbert B. Larrick announces a public sale of Louis L. Zuckerman bankruptcy assets on Saturday Nov 7 1931 at 11 a m at the junk yard. Items include 9 used automobiles 1 used Federal truck 2 pairs of scales shop tools including vice and blow torch office furniture inner tubes radiators springs wheels and about 100 tons of junk. Cash terms. goods not removed until settlement. Auctioneer A G Swanson. Two weeks notice.
Not an eastern bird note mentions the ruby throat as the only eastern hummingbird. A Hawaiian swamp oak under three feet and one year old extended a seven foot rootlet seeking moisture. The given name Arthur means strong or noble.
Under the will of Charles M. Ebert deceased the executor will sell at public auction on November 12, 1931 at 10 A M on the decedent's farm four miles north of Winchester. Items include 3 heavy draft horses 13 cows 5 calves sows boar hog 1 bull and extensive farming implements and 25 acres of corn fodder 25 tons of hay 13 tons alfalfa and 300 bushels oats. Terms: property to be removed paid.
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