Anti Smith group to echo White House entertainment incident
Newport News Virginia June 17 1922 anti Smith Democrats announce a resolution condemning social relations between whites and Negroes following Mrs Hoover's tea for Mrs De Priest while avoiding direct White House reference. Norfolk leader urges Roanoke convention to adopt resolutions on the incident amid Virginia race politics.
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White House
Hoover
Newport News
Herbert Hoover
Oscar de Priest
Charles C. Berkeley
anti-Smith Democratic Committee
Captain Berkeley
Berkeley
Virginia
Norfolk
A. J. Dunning
Second District
anti-Smith Organization
Illinois
Iceless refrigeration and air power debate grows
A Greenfield Republican note argues social position nears iceless refrigeration. The Indianapolis News says Rome fliers may have Mussolini's permission to use air power once they pass the Italian coast.
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Greenfield Republican
Rome
Mussolini
Indianapolis News
Excellent Screen Attractions At the Local Theatres
Capitol and Colonial Theatres present new features this week. Colleen Moore stars in Why Be Good with synchronized music and sound effects. George Sidney appears in a new presenting slot tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Onigin
Colleen Moore
George Sidney
Classified Ads Rent Listings Across Multiple Properties
Store space at 109 West Bos cawen street moves to larger quarters. Apply Office Supply Go Inc 121 East Boscawen Street or J H Henry. Two apartments at 137 S Main St listed for rent. Farm 160 acres owned by H A Willis. Apartment at 411 N Loudoun. S room brick residence at 44 South Cameron Street apply 42 S Cameron St. Five room apartment at 425 N Market St. Garage at 116 W Piccadilly St. Furnished apartment at 422 W Clifford St. Rooms for rent at 322 N Brad dock St.
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Office Supply Go. Inc
East Boscawen Street
J. H. Henry
South Cameron Street
S. Cameron St
Double Feature at Colonial and Win Theatres This Week
The Colonial shows Give a Take with talking and car effects and Wheels of Life with Richard Dix. Arizona with Edmund Lowe Warner Baxter and Dorothy Burgess plays at Colonial today and tomorrow Love Over Night follows. William Boyd stars in High Voltage on Wednesday and Thursday while Stairs of Sand with Mystery Rider seventh chapter airs Friday and Saturday. The Win presents The Tip Off on Saturday as reduced admission of 10 and 25 cents continues.
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Joseph Regan
Richard “Dix
Emre
Arizona
Edmund Lowe
Warner Baxter
Dorothy Burgess
Colonial Today
William Boyd
Zane Grey
In Memoriam Aljourn W Ware June 17 1918
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Aljourn W Ware who departed this life eleven years ago today June 17. When we gather at home and greet loved ones our hearts are bowed down for the circle is incomplete. Flowers laid on his grave by his wife and daughter.
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Aljourn W. Ware
Plant seeds shallowly early for best vegetable stand
Advice to sow seeds liberally and very shallowly in early planting. As conditions dry later, deepen planting depth progressively to maintain germination and crop stand.
Estate settlement and land partition in Frederick County
In the Frederick County Circuit Court this May 22 1929 an estate action seeks settlement of the Mary A Muse estate and partition of 239 acres tied to Robert Muse and Mary A Muse. Defendants nonresidents must appear within ten days after publication. unknown heirs of Edward Muse must appear. publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star with a copy posted at the courthouse.
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Mary A. Muse
Robert Muse
Virginia
Edward Muse
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick County
J. W. Baker
Frederick Co
Colaw Divorce Case In Chancery Virginia 1929
Virginia clerk's order in Frederick County chancery suit Atrill S. Colaw vs Daniel A. Colaw seeks divorce mensa et there from the defendant. Daniel A. Colaw not resident of state must appear within ten days after publication. Four weekly notices in The Evening Star Winchester Virginia and posting at courthouse to serve last address. Judge J W Baker deputy clerk. 6 15 0 4 wks.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Atrill S. Colaw
Daniel A. Colaw
Evening Star
Winchester
Fredrich
J. W. Baker
Decree in Chancery Authority of Frederick County Virginia
A 1929 circuit court decree details commissions for E T Keeler estate matters. It requires reporting unpaid claims and paid advances by Alice A Keeler Baker, evaluating partition and sale of realty for debt payments, settling Luther Pannett administrator accounts, and outlining a distribution scheme. Publication notices fix July 12 1929 for proceedings at 46 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia.
Divorce by desertion and adultery sought in Winchester court
In the corporation court at Winchester Virginia in vacation May 281 1929 Cora Bell Robertson sues Charles F Robertson for divorce a vinculo matrimonii on the grounds of desertion and adultery. An order requires the defendant not a resident to appear within ten days after publication and directs publication in the Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse and mailing to the defendant.
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Virginia
Winchester
Cora Belle Rovertson
Charles F. Robertson
Cora Bell Robertson
Charles F. Roertson
Evening Star
Corporation Court
Corinne Barnette
W. R
Court reference for Keeler estate debt and distribution
In Frederick Virginia Circuit Court a decree dated May 24 1929 orders a Commissioner in Chancery to report outstanding claims against E T Keeler deceased and any claims paid by Alice A Keeler Baker. The report will settle Luther Pannett administrator accounts and determine estate surplus and distribution. A July 1 1929 hearing at Winchester VA will proceed if possible, with adjournments as needed.
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Ircuit Court
Fred
Brick County
Virginia
Alice ~ Keeler-Baker
Luther Pannett
Admr
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Rederick County
Virgin
E. T. Keeler
Alice
A. Keeler
BE. T. Keeler
Winchester Star
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Circuit Court OF
Frederick CO. VA
Alice A. Keeler-Baker
Frederick, Va
A. Keeler-Baker
Warren Rice
Chancery
Ello-Glo skin powder promises smooth, lasting finish
A bold ad touts the i reach process behind MELLO GLO Face Powder. It claims an irritation free, non clogging, youthful bloom with a pasty look avoided. Sold by Baker's Drug store. The ad references a Maryland legislator who returned salary as a political misstep.
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Baker
Tore
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