Glamorous Frocks At Palm Beach Fashion Event
In Palm Beach at the Everglades Club a fashion show featured New York and Paris socialites. Mrs Arthur J Moulton wore sapphire blue tafeta with rhinestone details and silver sandals. Models included Miss Gloria Baker and Miss Lillian Fellner of New York and Consuelo Camperio of Rome. Various frocks ranged from red metal cloth shot with gold to misty gray net with beaded belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen van Hoy
Palm Beach
Fla
Gay Palm Beach
Everglades Club
Arthur J. Moulton
New York
Paris
William Rhinelander Stewart
Chester Williams
Gloria Baker
Lillian Fellner
Eleanor
Consuelo Camperio
Rome
Italy
George Vanderbilt
Eleanor Camperio
Feilner
Peter A. B. Widner, II
Philadelphia
A. Hamilton Rice
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Mme. Saint-Saveur
Double Westerns at Palace Featuring Brown and Livingston
Hable's Palace offers Johnny Mack Brown in Valley of The Lawless and Bob Livingston in Vigilantes Are Coming as a big double western program. Also featured is James Cagney in Great Guy with three big days starting Monday plus a flood area special from the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
Bob Livingston
Palace Theatre
James Cagney
Guy
Palace Mon
Cagney
Ohio
Mississippi
Notice Fur Cleaning and Taxidermy Services
Fur chokers and furs cleaned and glazed by Special Cleaning and Glazing materials. Also furs dyed and mountings of all kinds. Furs and hides tanned. Prices reasonable. Work done right by J. B. Vanorsdale Taxidermist. 29 Kent St. Winchester. (1-30-11).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Vanorsdale
Kent St
Winchester
Divorce sought by Rosenberger in Virginia court
In Frederick County Circuit Court a case was filed January 20 1937 by Lloyd M. Rosenberger against Sophia M. Rosenberger to obtain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii on desertion grounds. The defendant, not a Virginia resident, must appear within ten days of publication and a notice will run weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Lloyd M. Rosenberger
Sophia M. Rosenberger
State of
Virginia
Teste
Co. C. Brannon
Ffice and Rice
Death Summons Mrs May Nolley Lear of Bowling Green
Legacy obituary for Mrs May Nolley Lear 86 widow of Rev W W Lear of the Virginia Conference Methodist Church who died recently at her Bowling Green home She is survived by two sons Prof John B Lear and Prof J Merritt Lear and two daughters Mrs Russell Young and Mrs John G Broaddus Funeral was held at the home with Rev C F England and Rev L M Ritter presiding Burial in Blanford Cemetery Petersburg Va She valued church service and community friendship across years born in Manchester now South Richmond she lived with her parents in Ashland before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EB. Bush
May Nolley Lear
W. W. Lear
Virginia
Odist Episcopal Church
South
Bowling Green
C. F. England
L. M. Ritter
Blanford
Petersburg
Lear
George W. Nolley
Emma Crenshaw Nolley
Manchester
South Richmond
Ashland
John A. Kern
Winchester
John B. Lear
J. Merritt Lear
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Russell Young
Hebron
John G. Broaddus
Murphy cites unnamed groups planning riots to involve militia
Governor Frank Murphy says manufactured riots were planned to involve the militia in Flint Michigan. He tells Flint Alliance leaders that if they had not entered the controversy, GM workers might already be at work and he will pursue peaceful resolution despite pressure from General Motors, the Flint Alliance, and the CIO.
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Flint
Mich
Frank Murphy
Flint Alliance
General Motors
Murphy
C. S O
60 Billion Tons Of Water Reach Lower Level In Flood Delay
Washington January 30 A Weather Bureau expert called midwest floods 60 billion tons of water trying to reach a lower level J B Kincer head of the Climate and Crops Division estimated the deluge fell on the first 25 days of the month over a 100 by 550 mile area He said it would take over 500 years to count the tonnage at three tons a second Flood experts foresee peak property damage from the Ohio and Mississippi floods with yearly tolls previously averaging 89 lives and 40 million dollars in damage in 1903 1935 and spring 1936 damage around 313 million dollars The report includes flood records and damage totals through 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Midwest
J. B. Kincer
Climate and Crops Division
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mississippi
Kincer
United States
W. J. Moxom
Flood Warning Service
the Weather Bureau
Card of Thanks for Infant Patricia Ann Good
We thank friends and relatives for kindness during the illness and death of our infant Patricia Ann Good and for the floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Good
Fred Good
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Smart Set
Hable’s Palace
Johnny Mack Brown
Valley
Bill
Gov
Jamestown
Jamestown Island
John Smith
Virginia Colony
Jean C. Harrington
B. Floyd Flickinger
Colonial National Historical Park
Harrington
Carl F. Miller
Victor C. Sloane
Robert Hunt Land
Worth Bailey
Flickinger
8. L. Flickinger
Gene Ahern
Sedge
Tosh Terry
Skelly
Lisen
Ryone Terry
Sese
Cceene
Sceisceese
Eseeese
Sseesee
Cvserere
Sesses
Svevscres
Weeseceees
Secees
Wessesves
Arthur Miller
County Court House
Mt. Williams
Frederick County
I. H. Miller Coleman Dunn
Rox W. S
Aunt May Tilgy
Damson
Lizzie Lowry
Mrs. Horton
S-L-I-P
Buncutter Tire Co
Karl Radek
Gregory Sokolnikoff
Bolshevicks
Moscow
Izvestia
London
Winchester Furniture
Consumers Coal Company
E. Cork St
China
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
N. Loudoun St
Hamburger’s
Loudoun St
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
Evening Star
Winchester Merchants
Baby’s Sponsor
Riley and Renner Plumbing and Heating
Braddock St
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