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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
3
Weather bureau reports a subdued late month with cold northern winds gusting to under 18 miles per hour. March was wet and cool, marking the first month of the year with near normal precipitation and a notable deficit in temperature compared to the seasonal average.
Frederick County official says both new and old voter registration books affect beer and liquor license applications. Applicants must attach the names of 10 registered voters who are taxpayers from the establishment’s precinct to their application and have them certified by the Election Supervisors. License issuance may begin April 15 with May 1 as the legal start. registration books will be handed over on May 2, creating potential delays as registrars verify voter status.
Pacang factory owners of the county will pay $13 per ton for Evergreen and $14 per acre for Tuesday.
A late winter storm brought about an inch and a half of snow over four days, with a high near 78 degrees on March 30. March 2 marked the snow event, March 2 was also the coolest day with a 20 degree low. The month closed with a 48 degree evening at 5 pm, three degrees cooler than Monday's 51 degree overnight, and a 62 degree high noted as a sharp drop from Monday.
The program centers on Dr Samuel Mudd depicted as a wronged Civil War figure in The Prisoner of Shark Island with Warner Baxter. The reel also highlights Rebel stage star Lina Temple, a tap dance cast led by Bill Robinson, and a technicolor short Stark Ders at Side. A second feature The Two in the Fredomco follows a show girl entangled by amnesia and a looming murder accusation. Newsreel notes on European hostels and a Vancouver sequence round out the bill.
The column catalogs roving stars and events in Hollywood and beyond. Notables like James Cagney, Stan Laurel, Jack Oakie, Bing Crosby, and Shirley Temple turn up amid marital news, film buzz, and garden fads as spring arrives and celebrities pursue weddings, tours, and fashion trends.
Fragmentary text describes a bequest of property in Thurmont with references to family members and unsettled outcomes. Buried names and details appear, including mentions of a trust company and nesting on wall rafters, but the passage is unclear and partial.
The readable fragments describe personal experiences and memories related to marriage and relationships. Details are fragmented and names or places are not identifiable. The text lacks coherent events or context to form a full news card.
A will filed with the court details Mrs. Charlotte P Sho ded as deceased. The will leaves portions to her son Parmalse D and Adelaide I. Ewing of New i og, with bequests to a publisher and others. The document outlines shares and estate elements in a formal probate filing.
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