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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1938

Page

12

Wedding of Judith Goodloe Brings Hidden Thwarted Love

In the 1938 serialized drama Judith Goodloe Oliver marries Reuben Olivers amid inner conflict. Cissy hides a telegram that could ruin the ceremony as Reuben’s confession of loss looms. Judith battles desire for Gary and the truth about his fortunes tests the vows and the wedding party’s calm.

Reuben Cissy Judith Gary Bishop Palms Jim Sexywood Curstain Goodloe Amanda Dick Blout Dan Tucker

Maryland State Fair Board Announces October Livestock Show

Premiums totaling 52,800 dollars fund the tenth Baltimore livestock show set for October 3 to 7 at Union Stock Yards. judging covers 32 classes plus two contests for college students and 4 H boys, with 13 departments and open and 4 H classes for cattle hogs sheep and horses. Frederick County entries expected. official program to be mailed September 1.

Maryland State Fair Board Baltimore Union Stock Yards Agricultural Maryland W. R. Harvey Harvey Frederick County

Sam's Creek Church Evening Meetings Begin April 3

Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren in Sam's Creek hosts Sunday evening community meetings with D. D. Hartzler and sons providing music and a different speaker each night. The opening talk on April 3 was delivered by Rev. Mr. Shaw. sessions run weekly at 7:30 p.m. Various local families, including Heiner, Warner, Miller, Erb and Frock relatives, attended gatherings and visited among neighbors in Littlestown, Baltimore, Uniontown, and Westminster, sharing updates on travel, visits, and hospitality.

Sam’s Creek Sam‘s Creek Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren D. Hartzler and Sons Mr. Shaw Edgar Erb Norman Heiner Nancy George Miller Oscar Heiner Earl Warner Clyde Warner Baltimore Martin Littlestown Oscar Heimer Frank Stitely Howard Wilt Roscoe Frock Barnhart Taneytown Ralph Miller Home and Mirs Leighton Schneider William Miller Buddy Farrer Guy Carlisle

83 Per Cent Have Paid Taxes in Washington County

Washington county treasurer Harry E. Beedy reported eighty eight percent of property owners have paid their state and county taxes for ten months since 1937 taxes became collectible, with total receipts of 855,058 dollars. A stray, unrelated sentence about cleaning upholstery appears in the text.

Hagerstown Washington County Harry EB. Bkeedy

Four Giant Pandas Captured In China

Chinese dispatch reports Floyd Tangier Animal Smith arriving in Chengtu with four giant pandas from Western Szechwan. The catch includes three male cubs and Su-lin a female panda. one panda died in Chicago and Smith plans to ship the animals to the United States by boat, aiming to beat climate decline to zoos.

Chengtu China Floyd Tangier

Mothers Class Program Delights Odd Fellows Homes Guests

The Mothers' Class of the Lutheran church hosted the elderly residents of the Odd Fellows Home on Friday evening. Mrs. Charles Boone led the event featuring singing, a responsive reading, prayers by Rev. Paul H. Gleichman, three violin numbers by Margaret Albaugh with piano by Richard Ross, a playlet The Minister's Mistake, performed by Rev. Mr. Lehman Mrs. Robert Smith and Storm, more singing Work for the Night Is Coming and a benediction, followed by a brief business meeting and refreshments.

Lutheran Church Odd Fellows Home Charles Boone Paul H. Gleichman Margaret Albaugh Richard Ross Mr. Lehman Robert Smith Storm

Question on Barbara Fritchie head sparks quiz uproar

A nationwide radio hookup stirred controversy as a question misattributed the line about spare your country's flag to the head of Barbara Fritchie of Frederick Maryland. Prof Bagby was quizzed and said he lived near Damascus. A British cable invention promises 250 conversations simultaneously.

Barbara Fritchie Barbard Fritchie Fredericktown Bagby Damascus Frederick, Wid

A Movie That Moves and More in Paradise News

Hollywood critic reports on Edgar Berjut McCarthy and Walter Let as ventriloquist act greets Bergen in a lively scene. Describes elaborate thrills in the film Paradise with a 20 ton mock plane interior, hydraulic jacks, wind machines, fire hoses, and staged shipboard peril. European tensions push Paramount to scale back references.

Pall Harrison Hotswood Edgar Berjut McCarthy Ant- Veredi Polae Walter Moy Neglog Maurens Bergen McCarthy Ged Wamand Sieners In Paradise Gubbel Diet Trey Pictures Hokum

Movie Scrapbook by Bill Porter and George Scarbo

Louise Wels becker uses Campbell as stage name to crash Hollywood for three years. She studied and taught drama at DePaul University after arrival and acted in barnyard stock for three years. She rose on Broadway in Three Men On a Horse and appeared in Bulldog Drummond films in Hollywood. Born on Decoration Day, she is a brunet about five feet four, 105 pounds with hazel eyes and a Doberman Pinscher pet.

Mer Louise Welsbecker In-Hiw Campbell Ted Hollywood Drminates DePaul University Broadway Decoration Day Udv

Insomnia and Insiders Mark chaotic film and street sale

A newspaper fragment notes how studio execs scramble over censoring Bluebeard's Eighth Wife with jokes about curing insomnia by spelling Czechoslovakia while a lone actor withholds laughter, quips he quits Saturday. Street vendors in Bucharest display live poultry in cages, offering on the sidewalk slaughter if desired.

Vienna Bluebeard Ito Czechoslovakia Bucharest Romania

Pedestrians Among 21 Maryland Highway Fatalities

Baitmore Apr 3 report shows 21 of 29 March deaths in Maryland involved pedestrians. Eight died crossing roads not at intersections, four struck while walking along highways against traffic signals. One fatality occurred when a pedestrian disobeyed the law and walked on the right.

Baitmore Maryland Commissioner of Motor Vehicles

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