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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
7
Samuel V. Harding of Auburn Indiana faced a court issue over his two marriages. A 1934 divorce from his first wife was set aside by Judge Oscar Hagemeier, who ruled no bigamy prosecution since the second marriage was in good faith. The judge warned of possible contempt charges for violating the two year remarriage ban.
The Tenth Fourth District Music Convention unfolds in Strasburg this Saturday October 26 with reports on the year's work by Mrs R E Griffith district chairman J M Boles leads the district federation which includes 17 counties and three cities New clubs have joined since last year The program features T R Steel Edna Mhaeffer G E A Reinburg and a Woodstock chamber music group Luncheon will be served by Strasburg Christian Church women for out of town and local members
Kay Francis stars in The Goose and the Gander at Capitol Theatre opening Thursday. A divorced wife plots against the heiress who stole her husband, bringing together ex husband, second wife and escort for a night under one roof amid theft and suspense.
The Frederick County Circuit Court orders a Master Commissioner in Chancery to report on E. E. Gibson and George W. Farmer estates. The report covers real and personal property, liens, beneficiaries, creditor priorities, unpaid taxes, and related matters. Notice will be published weekly for two weeks in Winchester papers.
George T. Wolford, 78, died suddenly at his Capon Bridge home on Saturday from a heart attack while raking wood. Funeral held Monday afternoon at Fairview Church. Survived by widow, three sons Dana Frank and Ray of Capon Bridge and two daughters Mrs Tin Line of Capon Bridge and Mrs Lula Kelter of Bloomery, plus one sister Mrs R C Whitacre of Capon Bridge and one brother John W. Wolford of Keyser.
A radio from the British freighter Berwindlea reporting 5276 tons said she ran aground in dense fog on Dead Man Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The message added the ship is not in immediate danger if the weather remains fine.
A new Rotary unit including Carroll Sperryville and the Democratic Committee was formed at Sperryville with nineteen charter members. Dr. J. Vincent Spitler of the Luray Club acted as Rotary International representative and presided over the organization. Officers are Menefee president Lewis Turner vice president James Yates secretary D. D. Miller treasurer B. M. Warner sergeant at arms.
Twenty one long-time Winchester business leaders were honored at the Kiwanis Club lunch. Judge Philip Williams was the principal speaker, with brief remarks from other attendees as a sizable portion of invitees attended.
The femur is identified as the largest longest and strongest bone in the body. It extends from the hip to the knee.
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