Tailored style patterns for Marian Martin summer wear
Promotes Marian Martin patterns with a tailored look for women, detailing front yoke, square pocket, and buttoned lapels. Lists pattern 9381 sizes 14 to 42, fabric needs for size 16, and price of patterns or book together. Instructions request 15 cents per pattern and mail orders to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Summerchic
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Barbara Bell Pattern Designs For Spring Tailored Suits
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1666 B outlines a spring suited wardrobe in flannel tweed and fine fabrics with sizes 14 to 42 and busts 32 to 42. The pattern book promotion invites readers to order patterns and notes the upcoming two piece frock.
Music Operetta At Stephens City Is Complimented
A large audience enjoyed the operetta Spring Glow on the Stephens City lawn staged by Mrs Julian Steele's class. The colorful costumes and refined choir impressed, with the score by Mrs Austin Sloat Miss Helen Bailey Mr Stuart Mowery and Miss Nettie Carbaugh praised as beautiful. The show repeats Thursday at 8 15 pm.
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Stephens City
Julian Steele
Austin Sloat
Helen Bailey
Stuart Mowery
Nettie Carbaugh
Alma Graves
Spring
Charles R. Lemley
Jack Frost
Earl Samsell
Blue Bird
Otis M. Carrington
Replace Engine In Army Plane
An army Keystone bomber diverted to the local airport Sunday afternoon while en route from Detroit to Langley received a new motor. Cadet G L Cherymisin piloted the four man crew as a loose propeller forced an emergency landing. repairs were made and the engine replaced with a motor flown in from Langley Field.
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Detroit
Langley
G. L. Cherymisin
Langley Field
Lydia E. Pinkham Pills Promote Pep According to Testimonies
Mrs E Laverty of Middletown says the tablets gave her energy and relief from cramps. Mrs Gertrude Heiser of Philadelphia reports reduced monthly pain and fatigue after using the product. The pills are chocolate coated and sold in drug stores with a trial size of 25 cents.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Gertrude Heiser
W. Huntingdon Sd
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Frazier Sees Moratorium Fallout For Farmers
Senator Frazier expresses gloom over moratorium act outcome. He warns mortgage holders may resume foreclosures if relief ends, urges farmer unity to defend homes, and worries a single crop won't relieve debts amid looming court decisions.
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Washington
Frazier
R-Nd
Dete
Lawa Oupremey
Husband Slayer Denied Right To See His Body
In Hagerstown Maryland on May 28 a coroner's inquest continued as Mrs Annabelle Godar 38 refused access to the body of her husband Austin C Godar 44 killed after he returned home intoxicated and threatened her. The coroner's jury viewed the body and adjourned likely to reconvene Friday for the inquest. A murder warrant is prepared for Mrs Godar who is in custody in a jail detention room. Godar body shipped to Canton Ohio for burial.
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Hagerstown
Austin C. Godar
Annabelle Godar
Godar
Roanoke
Canton
Ohio
New Gas Mains Being Installed In City
The Consumers Utility Company expands gas service by laying new mains in previously unserved areas on Germain and Sharp streets to raise pressure. The current plant can boost output by about 50 percent without new facilities as gas use grows annually.
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the Consumers Utility Company
Germain
Sharp
Four-H Club Camp Planned at Capon River
Frederick County 4-H Club will hold a camp at Camp White Rock near Capon Bridge West Virginia the last week of June. Middletown 4-H plans to send delegates and sponsors a community dance at Middletown High School on Friday May 31 from 9 to 12 with a 50 cent admission to raise funds.
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Frederick County
Camp White Rock
Capon Bridge
Virginia
Middletown
Middletown High School
Graf Zeppelin Maintains Course Toward Home Port
Graf Zeppelin sails toward Friedrichshafen despite rumors of engine trouble after a brief stop at Larache Morocco. Seville officials report sighting over Gibraltar on route from Recife with 16 passengers aboard.
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Seville
Graf Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Gibraltar
Germany
Graf
Larache
Morocco
Recife
Pending Code Cases Probably Will Be Killed
Supreme Court ruling validating NRA codes is seen to clear about 400 cases from lower courts. Justice Department data show 358 code violation cases in Federal District Courts and 30 in Circuit Courts of Appeals. An official predicted Cummins may order district attorneys to seek dismissal if codes are struck down.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Cummins
Valley Airways Continues Busy Flight Activity
Valley Airways planes remain in high demand for business and pleasure charters. Donald Weems departed this afternoon for Charleston West Virginia with pilot G M Smith and expects to return tonight. Photographer Frank Turgeon, based in the local hangar, returned from a business trip to South Boston Danville Roanoke and other nearby cities and left today for Baltimore.
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Valley Airways
Donald Weems
G. M. Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Frank Turgeon
Boston
Danville
Roanoke
Baltimore
Ascension Day Services at Christ Church
On Ascension Day, two Holy Communion services are planned at Christ Church. A Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock precedes the day’s main observance at 11 a.m. A prayer for the Forward Movement asks for guidance toward a more just and peaceful world aligned with divine will.
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Christ Church
Jesus Christ
Bobby Jones Confined at Home After Appendicitis Attack
Retired golf king Bobby Jones remained at home under strict observation after an appendicitis attack and could not travel to New York for an exhibition match set for Thursday. He was to compete in the event despite the illness.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
New York
Johnson Sees Ugly Situation In NRA Upset
Gen. Hugh Johnson warned that Supreme Court actions overturning NRA codes could bring back sweatshops and child labor. He said many concerns will cut wages and the decision may erode NRA benefits without eliminating them entirely.
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Johnson
NRA
New York
Hugh Johnson
Supreme Court
Judge Warns On Abandoning Hour and Wage Codes
Johnson said no obstacle to a broad move to drop hour and wage standards and other code rules after reviewing the court opinion. He warned such action could create a serious situation.
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Johnson
Reventlows Are Going Abroad
Count Haugwitz Reventlow and his bride Barbara Hutton will sail tonight on the Bremen for Europe from New York. They depart as a high society engagement headlines the transit.
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Reventlows
New York
Pi— Count Court Haugwitz Reventlow
Barbarba Hutton
Bremen
Europe
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Barbara Bell
Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
R. E. L. Ayler
Red Hill
Albemarle County
Leslie D. Kline
H. E Phillips
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
Shepherdstown
R. E. Ayler
Virginia Adams
Belva Helmick
Frances Lillard
Ae Renner
Katherine Sandy
Kenaleen Shryock
Mary Evelyn Steele
Kermit Bolen
Claude Steele
Raymond Koenig
Coral Morris
Eddie O'Neal
Calvin Ritenour
Richard Venable
Wayne Warren
Kathaleen Sh
Mrs. Laverty
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Capon River
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun Street
Peyton Street
S. Cameron Street
Steward Fawcett
N. Main St
Bath
Cork St
W. Corkey
C. I. Brumback
Market Street
J. M. Fishpaw
Care Star
S. Loudoun St
A. B. Gas Range
South Main Street
Franklin
T. R. Care Star
E. Lane Ave
Rawleigh
Dept
Richmond
Winchester
Front Royal Road
Cameron St
Os Conrad
Harrison Va
Peyton St
Boston Terrier
White Palace Restaurant
Carl W. Boone
R. 1
City
Simmons
Berryville
Royce
Abner Royce Co
Cleveland
Eee
Etta Kett
Paul Robinson
Gdal
Hei
Kerrn Glass
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
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