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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1938

Page

10

Asking Wife To Free Him

HOLLYWOOD December 14. Clark Gable's strained marriage to Maria Langham Gable appears likely to reach a divorce court enabling him to wed Carole Lombard. He announced his estranged wife, separated in November 1935, is ready to seek a divorce after a property settlement ruling set at $286 000. The settlement was to be presented to Superior Judge Ruben Schmidt.

Hollywood Larke Gable Fojay Carole Lombard Maria Ria) Langham Gable Ruben Schmidt Gable Miss Locnbard Josephine Dillon Miss Lombard June Peters Fort Wayne Ind William Powell

Box Office King Clark Gable and Lombard Set for Third Marriage

The article notes Clark Gable and Carole Lombard may wed for a third time as they have long been "keeping company" at social events. Gable, a San Fernando ranch owner, and Lombard, 29, are described amid details of prior marriages and careers, including Dillon and Powell, with comments on temperament and humor.

Gable San Fernando Strone Santa Ana Calif

Police Court Cases Heard in Police Court

Police court sessions heard a set of cases today including minor offenses and municipal violations. Details list notes from docket entries and actions taken by the court clerk.

Local court records list drunk and reckless driving cases

Richard Harris Evans Hotel and others cited for intoxication with fines of 10.25 each and a trespass on B and O railroad property. Evelyn M. Haines convicted for illegal liquor possession with 50 fine and three months jail plus costs. Paul Poston sentenced to one month jail and $100 fine for DUI with a pending charge.

Richard Harris Evans Hotel J. A. Harris Boyce Willie Dixon Cleveland Tenn John A. Reid Leesburg Joe Walker North Kent Street Charles Ritter Highland Avenue B. and O. Railroad Evelyn M. Haines Mobile Paul Poston Poston

Hack Trophy Awarded For Golf Improvement To Lester Arnold Jr

Lester Arnold Jr the son of Winchester Golf Club president wins the Hack Trophy for the greatest score improvement. Carl Campbell chair of the golf activities committee announced the selection with members William Harris R E Buncutter James B Yates and Philip Fowle. Arnold lowered his average from 91 to 80 in one season reducing his handicap by eight points.

Hack Lester Arnold, Jr Winchester Golf Club Carl Campbell Golf Activities Committee William Harris R. E. Buncutter James B. Yates Philip Fowle John Scully Phil Fowle R. H. Kerlin Brad Beverley Young Arnold Handley Frank Hack

Pastor Barnes Missing as St. Paul’s Sermon Proceeded

In Altoona Pennsylvania the congregation of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church heard the Sunday sermon delivered by acting pastor after Rev. John S. Barnes was absent from the pulpit.

Altoona St. Paul's Lutheran Church John S. Barnes

T J Decision Is Sustained In Orndorf Endorsement Case

Frederick Circuit Court today sustained a prior decision by Trial Justice A J Tavenner in the case of Frank Orndorf versus M W Orndorff and Heneon the endorser. The suit on a note for 75 dollars was carried to the circuit court on appeal by H Orndorff with W Erle Edwards for the plaintiff and J Sloan Klykendall for the defense.

Fev A. J. Tavenner Frederick Philip Williams Frank Orndorf M. W. Orndorff Heneon Circuit Court H. Orndorff W. Erle Edwards Frank Orndorff J. Sloan Klykendall

Microp Inserted to Bypass Public Address at Church

A report notes a microp placed in a room connected to a public address system in a church, enabling someone to broadcast without authorization. Details on who did this or when remain unclear.

Abed

Nationally Famous Ted Lewis Garment Sale Ad

An advertisement promoting a Ted Lewis designed clothing sale featuring a wide range of garments priced at 30 and 35 dollars and higher. It promises all sizes all models and patterns with a large stock and boxed free offer.

Ted Lewis

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