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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1961

Page

4

Local notice of magazine pricing and Bible verse

This fragment lists subscription prices for Mall One Year in advance four to six months and one month options with postage notes. A Bible verse from Thessalonians is appended urging not to repay evil for evil but to do good.

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Public Apathy on Fallout Shelters Persists Amid Debate

The article surveys strong pro and anti shelter arguments and notes widespread public indifference. It contrasts beliefs that shelters deter or provoke war, and suggests mass inaction could drive people to seek safety abroad.

Former Anti-Saloon League Leader George Crabbe Dies in Baltimore

George William Crabbe 76 a key liquor industry opponent and former head of the Anti-Saloon League of America died at his Baltimore home. Prime Minister Robert G. Menzie urged Australians to empower the government to outlaw the Communist Party Root and Branch in Australia. Wayne McClure and L R Branner families returned home after a week’s vacation at Niagara Falls and Canada.

George William Crabbe Anti-Saloon League of America Baltimore Robert G. Menzie Communist Party Australia Wayne McClure L. R. Branner Niagara Falls Canada

Balancing Conformity and Rebellion in Daily Life

The author asks how far to bow to conformity versus rebellion. Conformity has benefits but rebellion is needed against evil. When actions benefit self and others, adapt to reality. religious groups require some conformity. good citizenship rests on basic order and justice.

American Heritage Magazine Columbus Woodrow Wilson Berchtesgaden Reno Nevada United States Supreme Court

Balance Between Conformity and Rebellion in Life

Earl L. Douglas argues society shapes behavior through inherited norms and codes. He asserts the need to balance conformity with rebellion, noting life centers on choosing between conformist and rebel paths at any stage of life.

Local Kiwanis Luncheon Features Dr. L. M. Allen

25 Years Ago report notes city health officer Dr. L. M. Allen as guest speaker at a Kiwanis luncheon. The Walker Cup saw the United States defeat Britain at Clementon New Jersey signaling golf supremacy. A marriage license was issued in the county clerk's office to Mary Boline Heltzel and Warren Edward Brill, both of Star Tannery, parents listed.

L. M. Allen Kiwanis United States Clementon N. J Mary Boline Heltzel Jonah Heltzel Warren Edward Brill Gilbert Brill Star Tannery

School board weighs vaccination policy in 1911 meeting

Frederick County School Board favoriser vaccination but rejects compulsory mandate. Fred M Alexander departs for Orange to head public schools. Nemo asks Star readers about anklets appearing on streets as latest fashion.

Frederick County Fred M. Alexander Orange Nemo Star

Mennonites Transform Kansas Farmland in 1870s Settlement

The article traces Mennonite migration from South Russia to central Kansas starting 1873 74 led by Cornelius Jansen and Jacob Wiebe. By late 1874 nearly 2 000 immigrants arrived at Topeka and bought land along Santa Fe rails, founding communities like Gnadenau Meadow of Grace and reshaping the prairie with orchards trees and farms.

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