Evening Star Winchester Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star Winchester publishes daily except Sunday and is consolidated with several local papers. It is an Associated Press member paper. Subscriptions offered by mail and by carrier with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates.
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Advertising Rates and Memorials Notice
Classified rates set at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum and cash with copy. Memorials priced at 1.50 for four stanzas of four lines. Display ads due in office by 10:40 AM on publication day. Transient rate 42 cents per inch. Contract rates available on application.
National Advertising Representives Listed for Major Markets
Devine Tenney Corp names national advertising representatives for key markets including New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta serving agencies and brands across major metropolitan areas.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
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Christ for All All for Christ Message and Verse
The text presents a religious exhortation urging trust in the Lord and a biblical quotation from Proverbs 3 5 6. It emphasizes faith over personal understanding and guidance through spiritual acknowledgment. The fragment appears as a devotional or church bulletin excerpt with a focus on Christian trust.
Marriages in 1932 Drop to Historic Low in U S
Census figures show marriages in 1932 at a new low 17.9 per thousand of population with 981 759 couples wedlock just under a million. Divorce separations also fell by 12.7 percent amid financial stringency.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Bureau
Women swimmers push lasting prosperity myth aside
The article lauds a woman who swam the English Channel and argues the pre-1929 Bull Market era is defined by endurance feats. It frames Channel swimmers as pioneers of a broader endurance culture, noting spectators endured boredom and mild nausea as part of a nationwide display of persistence amid cultural shifts and the NRA era debates.
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Gris Nez
Dover
Calvin Coolidge
NRA
Threat of Naval Rivalry Across Far East
Topeka Capital notes President Roosevelt may face a future arms reduction challenge as Norman Davis returns to Europe. General Araki, Japanese war minister, in an AP interview asserts Japan’s first class power status and supremacy in the Far East, signaling tougher regional stance.
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Norman Davis
Europe
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Araki
Japan
Far East
Government Operation Of Railroads In World War I
During World War I the government operated railroads to move traffic from war demands as quickly as possible. Railway executives admitted their inability to satisfy the wartime traffic needs, prompting government takeover of railroad properties.
Winchester News Capsule Reflects Past Events
One year ago Willis Robertson of Lexington was named Democratic nominee for Congress from the district. Scout Sunday was set for September 18 in Winchester. California probes Paul Bern death. Winchester Park Association’s baseball team won two of four over Labor Day. Hagerstown sued for 75000 by a woman injured by a street obstruction.
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Lexington
Winchester
California
Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Winchester Park Association
Hagerstown
W. S. Clark Named Cashier of Fairmont Bank
Wyndham Stokes Clark son of Dr and Mrs L H Clark of Kyle W Va elected vice president and cashier of the First National Bank of Fairmont to open the week of September 18 Capital stock 250000 fully subscribed Clark a former cashier and assistant at Clark National Bank North Fork Naval Academy graduate class of 1922 married Elizabeth Timberlake Clark will move to Fairmont as campaign to reopen failed bank moves forward Mrs Clark and two sons stay with her mother until late month due to housing timing
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Wyndham Stokes Clark
L. H. Clark
Kyle
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First
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Northfork
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Navy
Elizabeth Timberlake
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Park Purchase Funds Freed By Assembly Act
With over 1.7 million dollars in state funds unlocked by a special session act the State Conservation and Development Commission seeks immediate payment to park property owners for Shenandoah Park. About 75 percent of the funds are released now while remaining payments await arbitration and negotiated agreements as litigation continues.
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State Conservation and Development Commission
Shenandoah Park
Vacation Escapade Chapter 40 Secrets at Casa del Rio
Sally accompanies Fred Proctor to a seaside road house Casa del Rio for a secretive evening. They attend a movie and dinner while keeping a wary watch on pursuing cars and a silent courier Constantine. The night ends with a tense exit as the party disperses toward safety, promising further developments.
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Samarang at Palace Theatre features skin divers romance
The Pearled ocean adventure shows two native divers Ahmang and Sai-yu as stars in a tale of pearl diving. With a diving bell camera, undersea battle scenes and a US release by United Artists, alongside a Lambs Gambol Comedy and a campus song novelty.
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Ahmang
Sai-yu
United States
B. F. Zeidman
United Artists
Palace Theatre
Metropolitan Theatre
Washington
Tugboat Annie at Capitol Theatre Start Today
Warner Bros Capitol presents Tugboat Annie starring Marie Dressler as the bold tugboat captain and Wallace Beery as the shifting drunkard Captain Terry. The comedy marks their first reunion since Min and Bill and promises lively quarrels and escapades on Puget Sound.
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Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Annie
Capitol Theatre
Puget Sound
Walace Beery
Terry
Miss Dressler
Beery
Min
Bill
Heroic sacrifice caps tale of troubled father and ship captain
Robert Young stars as the ship’s captain’s son with Maureen O’Sullivan as his love interest. The “useless” father rises to save his son from a wreck in a dramatic Northwestern waterfront drama directed by Mervyn LeRoy featuring Wil lard Robertson Tammany Young Frankie Darro and Paul Hurst.
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Robert Young
Maureen O'Sullivan
Willard Robertson
Tammany Young
Frankie Darro
Arck Pennick
Paul Hurst
Mervyn LeRoy
Northwestern
Warner Bros 42nd Street Returns to Winchester Colonial
Warner Bros 42nd Street musical returns to the Capitol Theatre in Winchester for a fourth day. The show features a chorus and songs from the 14 arial stave and bright girls in a repeat engagement with matinee and evening performances at the Colonial Theatre tomorrow.
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42Nd St
Warner Bros
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
42Nd Street
Precipitation updates from Winchester lab data
Weather summary shows 24 hour rainfall zero as of 8 am. August to date 5.28 inches and year to date 30.06 inches. 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages list values from January to December with figures for each month.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Viewey
Carpenters Union Formed in Shenandoah County 1816
A 1816 resolution from the House Carpenters Joiners and Cabinet Makers Union of Shenandoah County was found in New Market. Meeting at Henry Linn’s home in Woodstock elected William Right president and William W. Payne secretary. Union prices listed include shingles 25c per 100, boxing 17c per foot, doors 2 dollars, workday 2 dollars plus board.
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New Market
Elon O. Henkel
A. D. Henkel
Yechester
House Carpenters, Joiners and Cabinet Makers Union
Shenandoah County
Asia S. Henkel
Henry Linn
Woodstock
William Right
William W. Payne
Executor's sale of personal property at Carr residence
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction on Thursday September 1 1933 at 10 A M at the late James N Carr's Woodstock Lane home. Household effects include tables chairs bureaus beds including day bed bed clothes range cookware dishes copper kettle iron pot canned fruit and more. Tools and machinery cover moving apparatus blacksmith tools saws chest of tools cement block machine wheelbarrows shovels gasoline engine and saw Ford trucks roadster and other items concrete mixer lumber doors window sash blocks building stone sand firewood and more. Cash terms. No property to be removed until paid for. Executor of Jas N Carr. Duvall Dunn Aucts.
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Lynch
Jas
N. Carr
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Duvall & Dunn
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