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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
7
The Virginia Game Board announces a ban on possessing gun and dog together in fields or forests from January 31 to November 15, exempting lawful deer bear seasons and owner hunt rights. The rule targets preseason turkey and quail hunting by dog use, clarifying training activities without firearms.
The Warner Bros presentation at the Capitol four days exposes a melodrama with lachrymose heroics and flamboyant sentiment. Mervyn Le Roy earns praise for directing a climactic sequence while Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery gain dignity through vigorous performance and rescue of the film.
The Colonial shows 42nd Street with its 14 stars and song hits for a third Winchester engagement. It is the only picture to play three times in this city, offering the most marvelous of all musical hits tonight.
The Palace screens Samarang in its last showings tonight with undersea fight scenes and a passionate love story. Tomorrow night features The Kiss of Araby an Eastern intrigue tale with Maria Alba and cast, plus Andy Clyde Comedy Mickey Mouse Cartoon and Hodge-Podge Novelty.
The United States army consumes about 6 million pounds of coffee annually while the navy uses just over 8 million pounds. Together they account for a substantial share of the 1.5 billion pounds imported each year.
The Court of Honor date shifts to Tuesday September 26 at 7 30 pm in Handley Library Auditorium. Troops should order materials for Star Life Eagle and higher awards. Sixth Annual Financial Campaign meeting set for Monday September 11 at 7 30 pm at Senator Byrd’s office to organize fundraising with Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Legion.
Reynolds Store Virginia notes a series of visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Local residents including Thelma Snider Winchester and Magic Sargent return home, with cholstered visitors from Gainesboro Gore and Berkeley Springs. A Mount Hebron Sunday School picnic is planned for September 9 at 1 p m near George Clark's.
A monkey with a collar was seen in the area recently and is thought to have escaped from a circus. Mr. Bert Crossen has been confined for several days due to a bad shoulder.
The Hebron Lutheran Church at Madison built in 1740 near the Robinson river hosted Winchester Luther League delegates in a historic conference. The Philadelphia brought organ from 1802 remains in use after 131 years. first organist Frederic J. Shad also taught at the church school, Virginia’s oldest authentic public school.
An unsolicited letter from Mrs. Louise Johnson of Denver praises Kellogg's All Bran for ending seven weeks of constipation. The ad notes constipation causes headaches and low energy, endorses two tablespoonfuls daily, and suggests using All Bran as cereal or in cooking with recipes listed on the red and green page.
Police report a theft at R. W. Bayliss general merchandise store in Kernstown. Thieves stole gum and 3.2 beer from the day prior, broke open a slot machine with about eight dollars taken, and left no clues or fingerprints available.
Mr and Mrs W M Funk of Winchester camping on the river near R E L Kendricks were injured when their car skidded off the narrow Luray Edinburg road near the mountain bottom on the Page side. Funk had a forehead cut while his wife suffered a badly wrenched back with cuts and bruises. The car upset against a stump tearing it. Robert Johnson of Kernstown drove with Violet Walker and Hubert Bell in the car. The parties will not go to the hospital.
Confederate veterans will have their pension checks raised to 100 percent immediately under a General Assembly provision. Widows married before 1880 will wait months as the state reviews original applications to separate ante and post 1880 cases. Comptroller E R Combs and pension clerk J H Johnson outlined the plan.
Uncle Eben claims the writer confuses real poetry with mere evidence piling. The remark targets a man who treats collected clues as sentiment, hinting at dubious literary pretensions.
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