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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
12
Judith Oliver marries Reuben for money but stays true to her vow, ignoring his fortune as hardship tests their bond. Reuben loses his job and their hope declines until Casey Rogers, secretly in love with Reuben, enters the fragile family dynamic.
Cissy arrives at Casper Street with a roadster and luggage, startling Judith and Reuben. Old resentments surface as Cissy sizes up the twins and the fragile peace in the Oliver household. She senses Judith’s changes and the wear on Reuben, hinting at a deeper future scheme. Tomorrow promises a new twist as Cissy seeks an “iaca.”
A fragmented social note records visits and family gatherings across Union town Union Bridge Westminster Littlestown and nearby areas. Names include Miss Bertha Pilson Miss Zona Beaver Miss Evelyn Wall Mr Horace Miller Miss Helen Ecker and many others with extended relatives in Marston Woodbine and Bethesda.
Isaac G. Waltz 72 of Frederick Junction was fined 1 and costs for reckless driving by Justice Emmett Bowlus after a collision about three miles south of Frederick Monday afternoon near 1 o'clock. His car reared a Lakewood Ohio vehicle driven by Michael P. Effron. both vehicles suffered damage and Effron’s car left occupants with minor injuries. W. K. May investigated and filed the charge. Richard Cranshan, colored, was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for assault and battery on Daniel Heim. Samuel Thompson’s coal larceny case was continued. Leo N. Short of Pittsburgh forfeited collateral for nonappearance on a 45-mph charge.
Social visits include Mrs Thomas Hays of Emmitsburg visiting Rev John Ross Hays. Willing Workers class reports 22 members and nine visitors with gifts for Mr and Mrs Harry Hann. Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs J E Barnes. W C T U to meet April 22 at 7 30 hosted by Misses Richardson. Minnie Snader ill at home. Baltimore visitors Anetta Stauffer and Nellie Hillerd return home. Mr Bowman and family move to Union Badge road new home. Buffington and Buffingtons move vacated houses. Prof Connolly to Arizona for government post. Mrs W Cora Stauffer visited Baltimore. Missionary Society entertained by Mrs J R Galt. Margaret Snader back from Western Maryland college spring vacation. Several local visits to Baltimore. Hallett Bailes accepts Browne's Corner position. Charles Reid family Dallas Heid and daughter of Thurmont visit mother. Dr Nathan lectured on Easter In Art at Presbyterian church. Band concert and play at New Windsor High April 13 with Note Busters radio entertainers and dance following. Raymond Richardson and sister Mass Reta visit Baltimore. Paul Buckey and family also there.
Adriana Caselotti, then 18, listened to her father Guido Caselotti, a Hollywood voice teacher, as Walt Disney Studios sought a voice for Snow White. Her cheerful audition line led to the iconic role and now she aims to act in films.
Star of silent days Evelyn Brent, real name Elizabeth Riggs, returns to film after talkies, noted for earlier gangster moll roles. Now 39, she is praised for a strong singing voice and renewed appeal, after a career downturn and personal tour missteps.
NEA Star Correspondent reports the Dionne Quintuplets approve a screen story titled Five of a Kind. Writers Breslow and Patrick travel to Callander Ontario to craft scenes with Doctor Dafoe while quints learn English for songs. The plot centers on New York radio rivals and a TV broadcast plan.
A woman and two men arrested in Hagerstown were held on bail for transporting women for illegal purposes. Commissioner James A. Cullen set a preliminary hearing for April 25. Defendants Oscar Miller and James F. Brown with $10000 and $5000 bail and Irene Whittington with $5000 bail were remanded tonight.
Brunswick April 12 adding 600 feet of 14 inch hose brings total to 2,250 feet across its two pumpers and newer smaller rigs. Municipal ditcher from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co becomes stuck in mud near Fourth Avenue culvert and is moved aside by city equipment. Local residents Mr and Mrs Deene and others move houses, with several families relocating. Hospital notes report children and adults undergoing tonsillectomies, appendicitis, and general recovery. several residents improve after illness or surgery.
Four men named Grafton Bouns Jr Cyrus Everhart and Ginard Warenan pleaded guilty to operating slot machines for profit before Judge Frank G Wagramisan Taefour after indictment by the February grand jury. Sentences were deferred.
W. Kooy today rejected any slum clearance project in Cumberland stating there is no reason for Mum clearing efforts. He argued residents who own homes would not have funds to pay for any clearance and warned the plan would not benefit Cumberlanders.
The clerk of court records a lease in Mom Gay for 406-08 North Market Street between J Marshall Staub Pauline Staub and Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The lease runs for ten years from May 1, 1923, with an annual rent of 1200 and a 10 year renewal option. The company holds an option to purchase for 20000 during the initial ten years or 23000 during the renewal period.
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