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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
4
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A devotional line echoes from Revelation inviting listeners to hear the Spirit and open the door for communion. The passage emphasizes personal reception and the promise of fellowship with the divine.
Richmond Times Dispatch reports Major A W Robertson, nominated at Harrisonburg, will succeed Harry St George Tucker in Congress from Virginia's Seventh District. The district is strongly Democratic and Robertson's background in the state senate and law positions him for a top legislative role. Joel W Flood is named to serve out Tucker's unexpired term in the old Tenth District.
Roanoke Times reports thousands of children prepare to enter public schools this month. The Lynchburg Advance urges all entrants be examined for hearing vision teeth throat weight and vaccinated against smallpox and diphtheria. Early checks prevent many remediable defects and help pupils start stronger.
Parents are urged to have a physical examination for children entering public schools this fall. The notice stresses forethought and wisdom for fathers and mothers to ensure the children receive full benefits from their school life.
Advice to investors on choosing a broker and avoiding fraud. Emphasizes verifying the broker’s trustworthiness, seeking counsel from honest, informed sources, and using bankers for guidance. stresses the importance of personal or trusted recommendations.
Mrs. Hiser hosted a Sunday School class gathering in Stephens City on September 3 from 2 to 4. The program featured solos, readings, a story, prayers, and songs with class members and guests from Washington D C. Participating attendees included Evelyn Cross Ida Guardrod Arbutus Hiser and two Washington children Josephine and Mary Evelyn. Refreshments followed games.
Samuel C. Brittle 63 executive vice president of the People's National Bank of Warrenton died at his Warrenton home Tuesday night. A noted figure in Virginia banking, he served with Southern Railway representation in Warrenton and sat on the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank board. Survived by his widow Ella Fitzhugh Bowen Brittle and seven children. Funeral at St. James Episcopal Church, Warrenton.
Reno reports that Fay Vallee formerly Fay Webb said there will be no divorce from Rudy Vallee, after recognizing their quarrel as childish. She plans to join him in New York after a Santa Monica departure, insisting they still love each other.
Historical precipitation figures show 24 hour rainfall and year to date totals. September through date rainfall stands at 0.68 inches with year to date 25.19 inches. monthly normals list values for January through December from 2.36 to 3.89 inches.
Katharine Faring claims ownership of the Czarina Rubies hidden after Prince Marinov’s fall. Frank Severn retrieved them from Russia and sent them to England via Paul Federoff, who was murdered at Monksilver. Jim Wynter pursues clues linking Severn’s disappearance to the hidden jewels and a perilous old Richmond house known as Monksilver.
Green Spring and surrounding residents report weekend visits and returns. Ray Lamp and family from Washington joined A B Fries and family. Rilla and Garnetta Wilson visited Hedgesville. Florence Harshman returned to Ohio after summer stay. Russell McCormick moved into Harshman residence. Lemuel Dix and daughter Helen of Philadelphia visited William Dix. John Emmitt and family from near Winchester called on others.
Public sale of 126 acre Frederick County Virginia farm near Stephens City on Lee Highway. Trustee National Valley Bank of Staunton offers the property with 50 acres of apple orchard, a large dwelling, two-story tenant house, barn and outbuildings. Sale set for September 29 1932 at 12 00 o'clock in Winchester at the courthouse front door. Cash due day of sale. William Pratt president.
Mrs. U S Fries sustained a painful kick from a cow while milking Sunday morning. The report notes labor mood in New York with 3 000 000 residents taking Labor Day trips.
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