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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
2
The palace shows Arthur Hoerl’s Discarded Lovers in a final run with star power. Elissa Landi and Adolphe Menjou head the cast in The Parisian coming Friday, a Parisian-set comedy drama about marital strain among two society leaders.
A quill pen associated with Charles Farrar Browne known by the pseudonym Artemus Ward is linked to the University of Kansas collection. The fragmentary item hints at Browne’s humorist work and midwestern literary heritage.
The Capitol program features Charlie Murray and Orrin Sidney in The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood along with Benny Meroff and His Band in It's a Panic and He's a Honey. Tomorrow Chevalier headlines One Hour With You with MacDonald Tobin Bobbins. The Capitol begins three day yearly screenings of top year hits with Lubitsch's One Hour With You as major attraction.
Winchester Park Association announces practice sessions three times weekly. Winchester Memorial Hospital says it will observe National Hospital Day on May 12 honoring Florence Nightingale. Firefighters will depict comic fighting in a parade opening the Apple Blossom Festival. William E. Smith is named to the County Electoral Board.
A large increase in passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad local division is reported, indicating growing demand and higher travel activity.
Judge Frank B. Whiting remains ill at home in Berryville. Miss Elizabeth Smith chosen to open the Apple Blossom Festival. A former cripple writes The Star praising District Nurses Association. B W Sargent relocating business with brother F L Sargent. Staunton Military Academy band to provide music for the coronation of Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin as Queen Shenandoah IV.
Governor Stuart urged Mayor Ward to enlist youths in a navy. Friendship Fire Company plans a drill unit for wartime. Police Chief Doran notified to watch for aliens. Post office clerks lose vacation this year. Rev. Giles B. Palmer to move from Woodstock to Meade Memorial Church in White Post. Instead of roaring the leopard makes a noise that resembles the saw.
The Grimes region reports a Quilting Day at Mrs. William C Grim home and local moves. Simon Newlin relocates to Daniel Wright farm tenant house near here. Isaac Kerns bought Orchard Glenn farm and moved to Weverton Maryland. Mr Grim Kerns remains nearby. N C Hensel spent time in Baltimore. Mrs Alvin Dick ill. Prolonged rain returns water to normal levels. chicken losses linger. Wedding announced: Miss Laidelle Dick of Grimes to Mr Lee Danne of Inwood West Virginia.
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