Browning Denies Allegations On Stand In Separation Case
Edward W Browning testified in White Plains Feb 1 denying wife charges of cruelty. He described meetings with Frances Heenan at the McAlpin Hotel and said he paid money to Heenan and her mother for education and support. He claimed to have adopted Dorothy Sunshine Browning and insisted he did not strike his wife.
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Associated Press
Court House
White Plains
N. Y
Edward W. Browning
Frances Heenan
McAlphin Hotel
Wisi
Miss Heenan
Browning
Dorothy “Sunshine” Browning
Heenan
Cold Spring
Edward
Ww. Browning
White Plains Court House
Ghould
State Commerce Chamber Head to Address Rotary
Junius P. Fishburn Jr. Roanoke Times and World owner will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon. As president of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce he has boosted memberships, with Roanoke and Lynchburg surpassing quotas. He praises broad support, warns against domination by large interests, and urges unity for Virginia progress.
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Junius P. Fishburn, Jr
Roanoke Times and World
Rotary Club
Fishburn
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
A. Baker
Virginia Commerce
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Empire Stage and Screen Offer Big Events Before Lent
The Empire and Colonial theatres boast packed crowds with Ben Hur and The Collegians selling out and Bell's Hawaiians with Gilda Gray drawing audiences. Upcoming events include Summer Bachelors at the Colonial and a Friday athletic trophy ceremony for Winchester’s top athlete. The Colonial hosts The Collegians and Al Fields' Minstrels. next week the Graham Dramatic Stock Company performs with frequent matinees and lower prices, followed by George White's Scandals.
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Empire Theatre
Ben Hur
Collegians
Bell
Gilda Gray
Aloma
Colonial
Empire
Carl Laemmle
Winchester
al G. Fields
Graham Dramatic Stock Company
George White
Divorce suit filed in Frederick County Circuit Court
Mrs. Hilda Massie Allemong sues Isaac F. Allemong for divorce in Frederick County Circuit Court. The couple married many years ago with prior separations and disputes noted in the record.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Hilda Massie Allemong
Isaac’ —F. Allemong
Ant
Tourism Drive Aims to Unite Southern Chamber Groups
A Roanoke meeting of southern chambers of commerce and highway officials plans a huge, coordinated ad campaign to attract tourists by promoting the Southeast’s scenery and historic sites. Organizations like Shenandoah Valley Inc and Appalachian Scenic Highway affiliates pledge support, with publicity staff and funding pooled to lure travelers to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Star Chamber
Southern Chambers of Commerce
National Highways Association
Chambers of Commerce and
Southeastern America
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Southwestern Virginia
Wonder
Iike
Last Rites For Mr Hubbard Held By Family
Funeral for Francis Asbury Hubbard, who died Sunday at his daughter Mrs John M Stiles home 19 South Cameron Street, will be held tomorrow at three. The service will be led by Rev J L Neff of the Market Street M B Church and Rev Dr F T McFaden of the Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers are George H Eagle Edwin O Sartelle M M Lynch George Taylor Dr A D Henkel Cecil Bailey. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.
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Francis Asbury Hubbard
John M. Stiles
South
Cameron Street
Ure Pene
J. L. Neff
Market Street
M. B. Church
F. T. McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
George H
Henry A. Lockhart Dies in Jefferson County
Henry A. Lockhart, longtime Frederick family member, died at his home near Rippon Jefferson County West Virginia at about 8 o clock Sunday night after a illness of complications aged about 65. The remains were moved to Jones funeral home for embalming and later taken to the Rippon home for services at 2 pm Wednesday with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the city. He was an uncle to Mrs Katherine Fletcher Mrs Allie Palmer James H and C M Lockhart of Winchester and C F Lockhart of Hayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Lockhart
Frederick County
Rippon
Jefferson County
W. Vai
Jones’ Funeral
Mount
Hebron
Lockhart
Katherine Fletcher
Allie Palmer
James H. and
C. M. Lockhart
Winchester
C. F. Lockhart
Hayfield
Disorderly conduct fines levied in police court
James HH. Showers Worth Brill Ed. Golightly Curtis Creswell and Perry Parsons were fined seven dollars each including costs in police court last night on disorderly conduct charges. Officers Hollis and Dove arrested them after neighbors complained at Perry Parsons rooms on South Loudoun Street at three o clock Sunday morning. G L Dodson was released on his own recognizance and failed to appear, to be rearrested and tried later.
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James, Miller
James HH. Showers
Worth Brill
Golightly
Curtis Creswell
Perry Parsons
Costa
Hollis and
Dove
Perry Parson
Loudoun Street
G. L. Dodson
Nebraska Senate bill calls for sterilization of all inadequates
Lincoln Neb Feb 1 A bill in the Nebraska State Senate provides sterilization of all inadequate and degenerat persons. A socially inadequate person is defined as one who by his or her own effort fails chronically in comparison with normal persons to maintain himself as a useful member of organized life of the state.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Official Station Offers Headlight Testing Service
A local listing promotes a safe testing site for headlights labeled as Official Station No. 1e. The entry references H. W. Ebert as the contact or issuer of the notice.
Pollution case seeks large damages over Abram's Creek
In Frederick County Circuit Court the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills seeks 530,052 damages from Shenandoah Boxboard for polluting Abram's Creek used by both plants. It claims pollution caused noxious odor, losses from dyeing and goods sold, and cites prior city litigation history. Trial date set for February 16.
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Frederick County
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation
Harrison and Harrison
Harry R Kern
Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
Abram's Creek
Trey
Clarins
Shenandoah Boxboard Cor Serer
Ream
Dovad
Niinana
Asee Ype Averst
Woolen Mill Corporation
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Doctor and Two Priests Injured in Auto Crash Near Louisville
A Louisville physician Dr. Charles A. Edelen and three priests were injured in a car wreck that sent the vehicle over an embankment near Louisville. Edelen suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries while Father Vincent Cleary and Father James Wilburn had probable skull fractures. Father Victor ODaniel sustained a fractured hip.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Here
Charles A. Edelen
Vincent Cleary
Columbus
Ohio
James Wilburn
Springfield
Victor O’daniel
Washington, D. C
China Breaks Off Negotiations For New Modus Vivendi
Washington reports 1200 marines to sail from San Diego to Guam on February 3 with 300 more to Manila if needed, as China rejects a proposed new modus vivendi. Cantonese foreign minister Eugene Chen refuses to sign while British tensions rise near Shanghai amid looming clashes along the Yangtze. United States evacuations begin as Cantonese forces threaten coastal safety.
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Washington
San Diego
Cal
Guam
Chaumont
Manila
China
Mare Island
Navy Yard
Hankow
Great Britain
Eugene Chen
England
Shanghai
Peking
Yangtze River
Marshall Wu Pte- In
Ghina
Chara Lisueh-Thang
Chank Tso-hin
Chaitungee
Istellon
Pfollow
Minister MacMurray
Evlean
Admiral Williams
Asiatic Fleet
Navy Department
Sinners Last Chance Topic at Revival Tonight
Four seekers came forward at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church revival after a hogse sermon on death. The speaker warned youth against mixing wild vines with social amusements and urged grace as counter to sin. Rev. William Thomas of Berryville prayed for deeper conviction and cheer for Christians. Rev. Saunders will preach tonight on The Sinner's Last Chance.
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Mount Carmel
Free’ Baptist Church
William Thomas
Berryville
Rev. Saunders
Large clean cotton rags wanted immediately
Advertises immediate buy of large clean cotton rags by The Evening Star Office seeking rag supply for textile use.
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Evening Star Office
Graham Stock Co. to Open Week at Colonial Theatre
The Graham Stock Company of twelve artists begins a week at the Colonial Theatre on Monday February 7. They recently drew record crowds at the Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown and will tour with their own scenery and a lineup of late Broadway releases. Vaudeville acts between plays feature Cheat ing Husbands and a diverse program including So This Is London and Where Are My Children.
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Graham Stock Company
Colonial Theatre
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
Max Marcin
London
Dr Bridges Urges Church to Carry On
Dr Bridges urges church members to persevere and lead clean, virtuous lives, calling on the congregation to remain steadfast, be examples to others, and continue communal efforts despite challenges.
Tabernacle To Be Sold In Braddock Street Church Area
A Winchester article reports the Braddock Street Church tabernacle to be sold publicly on Saturday February 5 at 2 o clock on the site. The building may be sold in sections or as a whole, with officials seeking prompt disposal per Common Council wishes. Dr Bridgers and party thanked locals and read a Knights of Ku Klux communication.
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Bridgera
Homer Jenkins
Winchester
Peo
I. N. Good
Tabernacle
Braddock Street Church
Common Council
N. Good
J. H. Canter
H. W. Ebert
Bridge
Knights of Ku Klux
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David Sanders Ballou
Appalachian Scenic Highway
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Civitans
Rotarians
George Washington
Hun‘dreds
United States
U.S. High
Salm’ von Hoogstraden
Millicent Rogers
Europe
Avife
Mr. Hubbard
Jefferson
Jones Woolen Mill Corporation
Shenandoah’ Boxboard Corporation
Graham Stock Co
Green Orchard
Jwo
Georgia
bers—Evangelist
Tesies
Frank T. McPaden
Presbyterian
Mirst
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