Daughter of Belle Boyd Actress Mowery Dead in New York
The daughter of Belle Boyd and Belle Boyd’s second husband, John S. Hammond, Mrs. Isabel Mowery Mowery, longtime New York resident and former stage actress, died at her home. Born in Syracuse New York, she studied at Roman convent schools and acted in Milk Flag The Minister Darkness And Day and Quo Vadis. She married Harold W. Mowery and later divorced, lived in New York for 30 years. Funeral services were held in New York with cremation reported.
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Family seeks removal of mother’s remains to Green Hill Cemetery
Relatives request legal permission to relocate the deceased from Wisconsin to the Boyd family plot at Green Hill Cemetery. The filing outlines the burial site and family ties, seeking approval for the interment in the desired family plot.
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Hanukkah Begins Friday with the Feast of Dedication
The eight day Hanukkah festival starts Friday evening December 23. It recalls the 168 165 BCE resistance led by Judas Maccabeus against Antiochus Epiphanes and the rededication of the Jerusalem temple.
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Hanukkah Festival Lights Eight Days Of Joyful Vigil
The article describes Hanukkah lasting eight days with candles lit each day from one to eight. It notes the festival’s origins in a historic struggle for religious freedom and its role in Judaism’s broader resistance to paganism.
Two thieves crucified with Jesus unnamed in Bible tradition
The passage notes that nothing in biblical text names the two thieves who were crucified alongside Jesus, though much tradition and fiction have grown up about them. It contrasts the Bible’s silence with later stories that assign identities.
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Stockholders Meeting Notice at Shenandoah Valley National Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Shenandoah Valley National Bank will be held at its Banking House in Winchester on Tuesday January 10 1933 at eleven o’clock A M. The meeting will elect directors and transact other proper business. Wm G Hardy Vice-President and Cashier.
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Breach of Promise at the Palace ends tonight
The Cosmopolitan story Obscurity by Robert Hughes is dramatized as Breach of Promise. Chester Morris stars with Mae Clark Mary Doran and Theodore Von Eltz in a violent revenge tale. Morris delivers career best work backed by Clark.
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Air Mail thrills Capitol Theatre audience tonight
Warner Bros. CAPITOL capably presents Air Mail at the Capitol Theatre in a Real Thriller as pilots celebrate a successful showing. The aviation picture exceeds prior aviation films with its daring and action.
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Afraid To Talk at the Colonial Theatre Tonight
Warner Bros. film Afraid To Talk plays at the Colonial Theatre with showings at 6 30 7 30 and 9 p m. Audiences are invited to enjoy the thrills and mysteries of a big city under crooked political rule.
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Warning on Carbon Monoxide Dangers From Auto Exhaust
Dr. Logan Clendening warns readers to keep garage doors open when starting cars and to open doors before driving out. He explains carbon monoxide causes rapid unconsciousness and death, with no warning signs, especially in cold weather. Immediate artificial respiration using the prone position is essential within the first few minutes.
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Sibbald's Whale Named Largest Known Creature
The article notes Sibbald's whale as the largest known species, reaching 85 feet or more in length and surpassing all other whales and any known living or extinct animal in bulk.
Treasury notes illustrate changing value of money
The Treasury notes that a dollar bill wears out in nine months reflect increasing work demands on currency. The exchange between the United States and Britain sets a model of courtesy among creditors and debtors as they manage evolving debt and value.
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