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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1935
Page
2
Nellie Tipton Muench, former St. Louis society matron, is acquitted on charges of aiding the 1931 Dr. D. Kelley kidnapping in Mexico Missouri after 12 hours of jury deliberation. The case linked to Adolph Fielder and others, with two co-defendants already convicted.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney of Llangollen Farms Upperville shows improvement but remains injured after a runaway on the Whitney farm. Passenger Mr. Matthews vice president of Philadelphia suffered a concussion and was unconscious briefly as the cart struck a stone wall.
Mrs Whitney resumes hunting trips after a hard fall with lingering effects. She had been recovering from a fall at the Atlantic City horse show last spring, while her husband sought advice from his personal physician in Philadelphia the following day.
Washington forecast indicates rains in the North and Middle Atlantic States around midweek with a chance of a later rain. Temperatures swing from warmth Tuesday to cooler Thursday then mild again later in the week. South Atlantic states expect generally fair weather with possible showers in southern Florida and cooler start then normal temperatures onward.
Los Angeles October 5 Buster Keaton faced an alienation of affections suit filed by his second wife Mae Elizabeth Keaton a former nurse who married the actor after divorcing Leah Clampitt Sewell The amended petition drops Sewell as co defendant but keeps the $200000 suit against her for alienation of affections
Judge M L Walton Jr of Woodstock Shenandoah county suffered a compound fracture of the left leg when his horse slipped on a wet street. He was taken to Memorial hospital and is resting. John H Rosenberger will preside in his absence at the Staunton conference.
About 1,000 Kansas State College students cheered after a pep meeting but were dispersed by tear gas when officers faced being overcome during an attempt to force entry into a theatre. Athletics director M F Ahern had urged restraint as leaders sought to protect property and prevent violence.
Frederick's seventy fifth annual fair starts tomorrow in Frederick Maryland with three days of harness races exhibits and special drills by troops from the third cavalry Fort Myer Virginia A Rough Riding display is planned each day accompanying the events.
The Frederick county and Winchester VERA office is merging into a new Works program. The program assists un employed individuals after thorough financial checks, with each wage scale set by resources. Clients are urged to seek private employment and industries are contacted to provide normal job opportunities. Some clients have found seasonal work in apple orchards and plants.
Winchester relief figures show 237 cases in September and 145 in October. Most on relief are women. The PWA will focus on re employment for the unemployed with tentative work meeting immediate needs.
City Manager Arthur M. Field received an invitation from Clarence E. Ridley of the International City Managers Association to address the Knoxville Tennessee convention later this month. Field plans to attend and accept the invitation to speak during the October 21 session on administration problems. City managers from across the country are expected.
Mrs A P Dove died at 12 30 Saturday at her son Alvin Doves home on the Shenandoah in Warren county in the eighty first year of age. She had been ill three years. Survived by four sons and one daughter. Funeral services held at 2 pm at Old Bethel Church and burial in Bethel Cemetery.
The army recruiting sergeant in Winchester advertises a special call for 450 men for field artillery service in Hawaii plus openings in coast artillery engineers infantry quartermaster corps and medical department in Hawaii and Panama. Enlistees may obtain full information at the United States Army recruiting station Winchester.
The stationery used by Rhode Island officials still bears the original double name State of Rhode Island and Province Plantations.
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