Miss Durbin Reviews Her Movie Years
Hollywood star Deanna Durbin looks back on four years in film from her first job at Universal to her later successes with Three Smart Girls and 100 Men and a Girl. She recalls not feeling special at MGM and the thrill of working with Leopold Stokowski while noting changes in fame and privacy. Durbin, eighteen, has a steady boyfriend, drives a gray sedan, and plans more movies plus family expansion as sisters’ babies arrive.
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Vern Haughland
Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Deanna
M-G-M
Universal
Leopold Stokowski
Montreal
New York
Vaughn Paul
Anita Louise
Card of Thanks for Mr. C. H. Rinker
The message thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of C. H. Rinker. Gratitude notes include use of cars and floral tributes. Signed by his wife and stepchildren.
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C. H. Rinker
Mrs Lineburg 72 Dies After Frail Health At Home
Mrs. Gayetta Lineburg aged 72, longtime Frederick County resident, dies yesterday at 3 45 PM at her son Manson Lineburgs home in Vienna Virginia after months of illness. She was born September 29 1867 in Ellicott City and leaves seven children including Ethel and Irene Suppinger Anna McDonald Horace Lineburg Hester Lineburg and Manson Lineburg. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the Middletown home with Rev James W Hayley officiating. Interment at Oranda Cemetery. Her remains will return to the Middletown area tomorrow at 1 PM.
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Gayetta Lineburg
Frederick County
Manson J. Lineburg
Vienna
Lineburg
H. H. Lineburg
Georgia
Sar Coombs McCall
Ellicott City
Ethel Lineburg
Irene Suppinger
Washington
Mary Evans
Hollywood
Calif
Anna McDonald
Horace Lineburg
Hester Lineburg
Charlotte, Va
Manson Lineburg
Bruce McCall
Hyattsville
Anna Veith
Riverside
Middletown
James W. Hayley
Oranda
Rayon christened by groups in 1924
In 1924 this cellulose product was officially christened rayon by the National Dry Goods Association and other bodies.
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Rayon
National Dry Goods Association
Berryville Rotary reports $154 raised for Christmas tree fund
Berryville Clarke county luncheon notes show E. P. Berlin reporting $154.00 raised from a August 17 card party at Mrs. Blackburn Smith's residence for the community Christmas tree fund. Shenandoah Valley Inc. director G. Gran spoke on publicity value, noting $2,500 spent yielded $10,000 in press coverage.
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Berryville
Joseph F. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
E. P. Berlin
Blackburn Smith
G. Gran
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Garland Williams
Clarke County
Gran
Boston
Texas
Church and county notices for publication deadlines
Announcements for church column must reach the Star by 4 PM the day before publication. County notices are due by 4 PM Thursday and city notices by 4 PM Friday.
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Star
YOUR HEALTH Read Dr. Logan Clendening
A compact health feature highlights Dr. Logan Clendening's guidance. The piece promotes his authoritative medical commentary published daily on this page, inviting readers to follow practical health advice.
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Logan Clendening
School For Pilots Seeks Primary Flying School Status
George Schecter flight examiner for Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown and Cumberland district says Martinsburg airport meets all requirements for a primary flying school. The field has a certified repair station four instructors and training aircraft. If approved more planes and a larger runway would upgrade the airport to Class 2 status with expanded facilities.
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Martinsburg
Ww. Va
George Schecter
Winchester
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Earl Shipe
Charles Wilkinson
California
Flying Scholarships Offered for 18 to 25 Year Olds
The program offers ten flying scholarships from a ground school of eight to ten weeks at little or no cost. Fifty applicants will enroll, with the top ten by grades receiving scholarships and pursuing a full primary course for a private pilot license. Costs include six dollars for physicals and about ten dollars for ground schooling. the course is valued at around one hundred dollars, and fees are refunded to recipients. Applicants should register at the Chamber of Commerce promptly.
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Lynchburg
Schecter
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Fansler's Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Lemuel L. Fansler were held yesterday afternoon with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers from Roanoke and Winchester assisted as flowers and friends from distant cities paid tribute to a well regarded late wife and mother. Among attendees were relatives from Knoxville Atlantic City West Palm Beach Radford Charleston Roanoke and nearby communities.
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Lemuel L. Fansler
Lewis Gale Hospital
Roanoke
Jated
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Edward Rushbley
H. W. Copenhaver
J. A. Hotinger
L. H. Grimm
Wilbur Hewitt
C. Douglas Barnett
Winchester
J .W. Apling
Sallie J. Hott
Charleston
W. Va
Edward Rumbley
Maine Results and Eight Holding Primaries Across States
Eight states held primaries today including Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire Vermont and Washington Georgia votes tomorrow New Mexico Saturday. Notable contests featured Willkie electors in Arizona and Minnesota races for Senator Shipstead and Governor Stassen with Vandenberg seeking renomination in Michigan.
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Louisiana
Arizona
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Vermont
Washington
Georgia
New Mexico
Willkie
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Sam H. Jones
Earl K. Long
Jones
Shipstead
Farmer-Laborite
Harold E. Stassen
Vandenberg
Lunsford Rites In Grace Lutheran Church Class Room
Funeral services for Alexander Thomas Lunsford will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the Grace Lutheran Church Men s Bible Class room marking the first time a funeral is conducted in the class. Rev Carl Honeycutt will officiate. Hymns requested include Marching to Zion Old Rugged Cross Shall We All Gather at the River. Active pallbearers are Loryn Crabill Bradford Michaels Henry Crummett Reid Lunsford Harrison Lunsford. Mary Elizabeth Hughes will give a brief talk during the service.
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Alexander Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Carl Honeycutt
Lunsford
Zion
Old Rugged Cross
Jim Loy
William LaRue
Austin Grim
Brooke Funk
Wiliam F. Brown
William Warrick
Frank Brown
Gordon, Reid and
Harrison
Loryn Crabill
Bradford Michaels
Henry Crummett
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Willkie Opposes Fish Amendment in Draft Bill
Rushville Indiana September 10 Wendell L Willkie urged Senate House conferees to strike the Fish amendment delaying conscription for 60 days The plan would suspend draft while voluntary enlistments run a 60 day trial and then add men to reach 400 000 recruits Willkie said the selective service should take effect immediately He also congratulated Maine election results and congratulated Governor Sewall and Senator Brewster on their wins.
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Rushville
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
Senate House
House
Senate
Willkie
Maine
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Wilson
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