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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1929

Page

8

Silent Sound Pictures Here This Week at Colonial Theatre

The Colonial presents silent and Vitaphone films this week. William Boyd stars in The Cop tonight and tomorrow, The Port of Missing Girls plays Thursday as a notable sex picture, with other illustrated programs and Oswald cartoons. Ronald Colman and Kiss Banky Are featured in The Magic Flame with Fuzzy Knight and J. Chaney appearing in supporting acts.

Pitél Theatre Today Jon Chaney New York Fuzzy Knight Ofs Will Ronald Colman Banky the Colonial William Boyd

Buck Jones Stars In The Big Picture With Tarzan Episode

The program highlights Buck Jones in his first film in two years titled The Big. It carries a warning that no children under sixteen will be admitted without an adult. Civic groups endorse the controversial theme. The seventh episode of Tarzan the Mighty also screens.

Buck Jones Jone

Baltimore expands motor bus escort to inauguration parade

Baltimore officials and citizens enlarge their bus cavalcade for the Washington inauguration. From an initial 35 buses and about 600 passengers the plan grew to 40 buses and 755 reservations. Mayor Broening leads the escort, with motorcycle police on the route to Washington and state troops joining at the line.

Associated Press Baltimore Broening Washington State Line District of Columbia Milton A. Reckord

AAA Activities Expanded in Virginia Valley

The American Automobile Association extends its Shenandoah Valley operations with new branches led by C. T. Owen and W. W. Glass. A Staunton office at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel will support motorists across the district from Washington DC to Roanoke, boosting traffic handling and regional tourism.

American Automobile Association Shenandoah Valley C. T., Owen Shenandoah W. W. Glass Staunton Va Stonewall Jackson Hotel District of Columbia Roanoke Winchester Staunton Harpers Ferry

Shenandoah Valley Historical Sites and Vocational Possibilities

Fragmentary text notes the Shenandoah Valley holds many historical points of interest and vocational opportunities. It mentions distance considerations for a large portion of the population and the importance of establishment.

Shenandoah Valley

Special Commissioner certifies bond and court order in Baker estate

Harry R. Kern as Special Commissioner certifies a $2000 bond on March 2 1929 and the court orders reference to a Master Commissioner in Chancery for the Sadie C. Baker estate. The order directs creditors to appear March 20 1929 at 45 W. Boschawn Street Winchester Virginia with papers to prove claims and settle accounts.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Hollie McCoy Mary I .Dodeon County Court House North Kent Street Hugh McCoy Harry R. Kern Albert Baker Sadies C. Baker Frederick County Sadie C. Baker Herbert S. Larrick Admr. c. T. A W. Boscawen St

Farewell Reflections On ANA and Public Places

A fragment reflects on organizing groups like the American Automobile Association and the idea of public spaces. It compares men's feelings at meetings and farewells to glaciers that turn rosy at sunrise and sunset but gray and cold during the day, as quoted by Richter.

American Automobile Association Richter

College girls inspire local clothing ads in Columbia column

A South Carolina column riffs that in New York ads the phrase clothes sells, but in Columbia the college girls themselves drive fashion. The writer notes the charm and poise of local students shaping style trends.

New*York Columbus S. C

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