Has Two Cakes For 90 Candles
Princess Anne Maryland June 16 August Kohlheim marked his birthday with two large cakes held up to 90 candles. A Prussia native and former Balfor fisherman, he resides in Somerset County with his wife and large family. The couple observed their golden wedding anniversary on December 1, 1931.
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August Kohlheim
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Prussia
Balfon
Somerset County
Absolute Divorce Granted in Gordon Case in 1938
In Virginia, Martha Hopewell Gordon seeks an absolute divorce from Robert Gordon on grounds of desertion for over two years. An order requires Robert Gordon to appear within fifteen days of publication to protect his interests. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and posted at the county courthouse.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Civil Court
County of R
Martha Hopewell Gordon
Robert Gordon
Martha Pe Onel Gordon
Evening Star
Winchester
Bessie Brannon
Herbert S. Larrick
P. G
Desirable City Home to Be Sold at Public Auction
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia the former James N Carr home at 107 Woodstock Lane Winchester is offered for sale in front of the Court House at 12 o clock noon on Saturday June 18 1938 One third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bond papers Special Commissioner M M Lynch conducts the sale Duvall Dunn Auctioneers bond posted June 11 1938 by Clerk C C Brannon
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Frederick County
Virginia
Harry Fahnestock
Helen G. Fahnestock
Court House of
James N. Carr
Winchester
Woodstock Lane
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Cc. C. Brannon
Hague Resumes Wrangle In Court
In Newark New Jersey on June 16 Mayor Frank Hague and opposing counsel clashed in the federal court free speech trial over FBI crime record listings. Morris L Ernst for CIO and ACLU pressed that Hague records were omitted as dishonest. Norman Thomas, the Socialist leader, appeared and Hague quipped Here comes the heroin as Thomas entered.
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N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Morris L. Ernst
CIO
American Civil Liberties Union
Hague
FBI
New York
Ernst
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Planes Of Japs Shot Down Over Canton
Canton reports six Japanese bombing planes were shot down during an attempted attack on the Canton area. The local government proclamation says Chinese pursuit planes engaged and defeated the invaders, with Japanese bombers bombarding north of Canton before being pursued near Lokchonghsien.
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China
Lokchonghsien
Kwangtung
Hunan
Canton Air War Report Highlights New Chinese Air Support
The article notes Japanese bombing of the railway to block muni tions shipments northward. It claims minimal resistance over Canton and cites a Chinese high command action in deploying 30 French-made planes to the Canton area since the bombing began May 28.
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Canton
Patay Suaris
Navy dirigible funding in final deficit bill disputed
Washington June 16 congressional debate on the final deficiency bill includes a $500,000 item to begin construction of a new Navy dirigible.
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Washington
Tragedy at Ottawa Crossing: Young Driver Hit by Train
Thomas Card 23 of Columbus Grove bought a car and drove it 100 feet from the garage to a railroad crossing. He was struck by a passenger train and remains in fair condition at the hospital.
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Ottawa
Thomas Card
Columbus Grove
Bucher v Bucher divorce actions in Frederick County
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia I Russell Bucher sues Goldie Bucher for a divorce a vinculo matriomonii on grounds of desertion and abandonment for over two years. The defendant is nonresident. she must appear within 15 days. Publication and posting orders require four weekly notices in the Winchester Evening Star and courthouse posting, with mailed copies to defendant.
Socials and personals call for items to The Star
The Star invites readers to submit social notices by phone at 33 or by writing and leaving items in the downstairs office or mailing them. Call volume suggests limited contact with all subscribers.
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Stars Qualify For Semi Finals At London Tennis
At the London championships Helen Wills Moody and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan advanced to the semi finals. Moody defeated Mrs J B Pittman 6 1 6 0 to face Mrs Hilda Krwahinkel Sperling of Germany. Fabyan beat Mrs P F Glover 6 2 6 0 to meet Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Poland next.
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Helen Wills Moody
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Moody
J. B. Pittman
England
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Public sale of real estate in Frederick County Virginia
By authority of a deed of trust dated July 10 1928 and a further deed dated July 23 1930 the trustee will offer at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 2 1938 at 11 00 A M. The property fronts on Dodge Street 46 feet 2 inches and runs east with even width to Andersons property adjoining Baggerly and C M Lockhart. Terms one third cash sale day and balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and a note of insurance on the buildings.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Towit
Berryville Turnpike
Dodge Street
Anderson
Baggerly
C. M. Lockhart
Bruce
Rosie Lineberg
Poisoning at Baltimore wedding banquet affects guests
Health Commissioner Hunt ington Williams said 85 guests at a Baltimore wedding banquet were stricken with food poisoning after a 105 guest dinner for William G. Myers and Esther F. C. Oolman. Newlyweds ill and delaying a West Indies cruise as city seeks the cause. some victims from York, Pennsylvania.
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Huntington Williams
Williams
William G. Myers
Esther F. C .Oolman
New York
West Indies
City Health Department
York
Winners Named for Maryland Scholarships
Caroline county board of education announced the scholarship winners in Denton Maryland on June 16. Twenty one youths took the tests. Winners include Margaret Jefferson Fed eralsburg for Western Maryland College Charles Cross Greensboro for Maryland Institute of Art and Design Dorothy Pearl Turner Preston and Charlotte Hall for St Marys Female Seminary Allan Harte Federalsburg.
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Caroline County Board of Education
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Margaret Jefferson
Federalsburg
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
Charles Cross
Greensboro
St. Mary’s Female Seminary
Dorothy Pearl Turner
Preston
Charlotte Hall
Allan Harte
Congress Debates Public Funds Influence on Elections
The Senate opened a lively session to discuss probes into the use of public funds in elections. An audit committee suggested a broader inquiry into federal and state money in campaigns. Senator King urged an independent study of WPA work relief administration. The House worked to clear its calendar amid adjournment delays.
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WPA
King
Utah
Roosevelt Leaves to Attend Son John's Nahant Wedding
The president heads to Nahant Massachusetts for his son John’s wedding on Saturday while continuing to sign bills. Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead are expected to end their terms with a gavelling ceremony. The House handles minor business and the Senate sends a $375 million flood control bill to the White House after lengthy debate.
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John
Nahant
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Garner
Bankhead
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Not Guilty Verdict In DUI Case For A C Andrick
A Frederick County jury acquitted A C Andrick of Columbia Furnace Shenandoah County who faced a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The defendant was arrested last December on the Berryville turnpike east of Winchester after his car left the road. Represented by Gilbert Pence and Frank Brumback of Woodstock, the case was prosecuted by Burr P Harrison, Commonwealth's Attorney.
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A. C. Andrick
Columbia Furnace
Shenandoah County
Andrick
Berryville Turnpike
Winchester
Gilbert Pence
Frank Brumback
Woodstock
Burr P. Harrison
Commonwealth
Guldahl shoots two under par to lead western open
Guldahl carded a 33 two under par on the first nine of his third round at Westwood Country Club in St Louis to take a six stroke lead over Ray Mangnam who shared the 36 hole lead with him at 144. Sam Snead was tied for second, one stroke behind the leaders after a 36.
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ST. Louis
Ralph Guldahl
Ray Mangnam
Guldahl
Sam Snead
Pretty Debutante (Continued From Page One)
York father warns daughter she would lose over a million dollars if she marries Gilson. He insists she must not return home if she elopes. Miss Webster paces the Gilson home before the ceremony.
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Bride and Groom Face Parental Hurdles for Canton Wedding
The couple faced parental opposition as they planned a Canton wedding before departure. The groom stated the next move depends on the bride’s father while the bride had spent weeks budgeting to live on Paul's salary. Rosemary had debuted at the Savoy Plaza in New York City two years prior.
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Paul
Rosemary
Savoy Plaza
New York City
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