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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1930

Page

7

Radio Listings and Station Schedules for September

A Saturday September program grid lists Western time broadcasts across networks and local stations. It notes programs such as Variety and News on WJZ WABC WBZ WHAM and others, with times, orchestras, and featured acts like Deanery Show Boat and Marty Stone's Orchestra, plus a long roster of participating stations.

WSPD WWNC Dixie Echoes Wine WLEW WADC Wwwn Wwe WTAR WBT Deanery Show Boat WNAC WDOD WLAC WPG Chicago

Public Support for the Boy Scouts Advocated by Local Citizen

Nelson F. Richards of Winchester Virginia urges public backing for the Boy Scouts of America. He praises the organization for instilling discipline and duty in youth, noting its community demonstrations and the value of a loyal corps of Scout youths binding together with integrity and helpfulness for the country and civilization.

America Boy Scout Organization Nelson F. Richards Winchester

Farmer credit relief program summaries and Red Cross plans

The notice outlines a farmer credit relief program with 5 percent notes due July 1 1931, restricted to borrowers with good moral risk and fall pasture crops. It also details Red Cross relief coordination for the indigent, and pushes expansion of local banking via intermediate credit banks with a bankers’ report to circulate to local banks.

National Red Cross National Red Cross Virginia Bankers’ Committee Hoover Washington

Trone Area Social Notes Report Casual Visits

TRONE Va Sept 13 Mrs Frank Eaton of Chest Hill Virginia is vacationing with relatives and friends here. Mrs Lucy Muse is visiting Mr and Mrs M C Garvin of Gore. Mr and Mrs Russell Cooper of Gore called on Mr and Mrs C Fenton Giffin. Winfred and Melvin Kump visited Herman and Eston Foltz recently. Mr W J Muse and son Carl-

Trone Frank Eaton Chest Hill Lucy Muse M. C. Garvin Gore Russell Cooper C. Fenton Giffin Messrs Winfred Melvin Kump Herman and Eston Foltz W. J. Muse Carl

Social notes from Winchester and surrounding towns

Miss Mildred Anderson of Winchester and Miss Marie Anderson shared Sunday visits. The Folte family of Hoy West Virginia and Mrs William Kidwell visited F H Folte. Ethel Whitacre spent Saturday with Audrey Kump. Mrs E G LaFollette called on A J Anderson. Weekend visitors to A W Foreman included Roy Berryhill Louise Gore Jean Elizabeth Carper Paul Foreman and Glen Anderson. Bethel Methodist Opal Church holds services Sunday at 8 pm everyone invited.

Ton Winchester Mildred Anderson Marie Anderson Gorda Folte Ard Ray, Estella Enid William Kidwell Hoy W. Va F. H. Folte Ethel Whitacre Audrey Kump E. G. LaFollette A. J. Anderson A. W. Foreman Gainesboro Roy Berryhill Louise Gore Roy Carper Jean Elizabeth Paul Foreman

Boy Scouts to Open Campaign With a Parade

The Boy Scout financial campaign committee plans a 4 p.m. parade to start the campaign. The route goes from City Hall at 7 p.m. via Main dock Piccadilly to Main to Cork to Brandley Library, ending at Handley Library. City officials and Scout leaders will lead in automobiles and a large turnout is expected.

Boy Scout Financial Campaign Committee Main Dock Piccadilly Winchester Scouts Campaign Scout Organization

Showers forecast to start week with warmth then cool

A weather outlook from Associated Press notes the week will begin with showers across the Northeast and Atlantic region. Temperatures stay warm through midweek, then trend cooler with normal levels by Friday.

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