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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1938

Page

4

Dorsey Funeral Held for Gowin Mo Dorsey

Gowin Mo Dorsey 50% of the late Jonathan and Jula Dorsey died after a short illness at Carroll County General Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday. he resided in Sykesville recently. Surviving are a sister Mrs Hacy DeVries and brother Benjamin Dorsey of Sykesville. Rev. Eduard L. Sarees led services. Burial followed at Spring-Burnette. A county obituary notes the deceased from Sykesville with local references and family names.

Sykesville William Marley-Cas Toreno Canada South Carolina Marley-Casso Las Gowin Mo Dorsey Jonathan Jula Dorsey Gmn Carroll County Auga Takoma Park Sistec BR. DeVries Benjamin Dorsey Sykes Iusider Secer Eduard L Sarees Prestite Ace Lodge AL A

The Three Czars Rule Industries By Consent

By The AP Feature Service Filer Czar We hour dev takes 50 vacat. ddts- Wt Glawrshike Maybe thats wey nee survived 5 turbulent sears as aead of f&om dows trade gsnc.at.on the 3Yo toa Picture Producers and Districtors of America Hats' tas boss was Warren G Hord nz, way made him posmaster As chairman of the He pudican rational committee Hays steered the party to a landside victory in 1920 When the Sim industry was threatened with a national censorship Detaine of numerous tancals its leaders persuaded H to resign from the cabinet and become the movies strong man Hays then imposed self-censorship to meet the fireat of out . His censorshpps hasn't pleased everyone When Catholic units thought he was too lax they forbid the Legion of D eney t0 express approval of some films but others on a black-list . On Hays' $150000-a-year job censorship isn't the only war He is forever dashing from Hal Hays antes 2 tq. gene: 2 wood to New York to London to Washington to improvise film calm association members of 27 film companies and level of public Horseback riding is his only diversion. He has a ranch near Hollywood, prefers horses that buck and kick.

Sears F&omdows Gsnc 3Yotoa Picture Producers Bctors Amer.ca Hats’ Tas Warren G Hord Way Hepudican Rational Committee Hays Sim Hal Hays Gene

Baseball's Judge Landis A Stern Arbiter Of Game's Laxities

The piece profiles Kenesaw Mountain Landis, longtime baseball commissioner since 1919, detailing his stern, sometimes harsh actions and battles with owners and figures like Ban Johnson. At 71, Landis remains a formidable, private figure in a sport evolving under his hardline reputation.

Judge Landis

Quiet Bolivar Wedding in W Va Prompts Family Notice

Miss Maxine Conard 17 and Chart MedKnight 20 quietly wed in Bolivar W Va on a Saturday eve. They stay with the bride's parents before settling in Washington D C. The bride is a Harpers Ferry High School Class of 37 graduate.

Bolivar W. Va Maxine Conard D Conard Bolvar Chart MedKnight Washington Ning Aid Washington Wil MecKnigan Harpers Ferry Walter Dudrow West Virginia University C E. Dudrow John Compton Winchester Lillie Buller Peggy Schilling Bobby Pittsburgh Carrie Schilling Sacred Flame Methodist Episcopal Church Lyle Euckles Perry and Jay Russell Bird Larry James Mann Hillsboro Virginia John Rose Sandy Hook Wirts C. B. Smith C E Webb Helen Mills Brunswick Hazel Glover Gaithersburg G. E Webb George Bequett Elizabeth Raymond Young Mary Louise Littleton J W. Ramshill William Evans C E Dudrow Maxine Erman Camp _ Hill Charlotte Whitmore Buckeystown Fern Grandstair

Taneytown Dramatic Club to debut April 27 in town

The Taneytown Dramatic Club, three months old, will make its first appearance Wednesday evening April 27 at 8 o'clock featuring readings, two one act plays and musical numbers. Members include Mrs Norvell Davis Miss Gertrude Shriner Miss Freda Stambaugh Mrs Ruby Lord Miss Anna Stambaugh Miss Rose Beal Miss Mary Shriver Miss Ruth Stambaugh Mr Edward Reid and Vr Herman Ramsburg. Wal ter Hahn assists. The Easter program of Trinity Lutheran Sunday school was held Sunday night at 7:30 with recitations pantomime exercises songs and a pageant The Resurrection Truth and Death in Life were featured with cast members Mobert Brower Wallace Remdollar David Smith Martin Zimmerman Mrs Carroll Hess and others.

Taneytown Catherine Pence Phyllis Hess Mobert Brower Wallace Remdollar

Local Social Notes Include Visits Across Town

Copperville notes reveal Mrs James Hoy visiting Mrs Vargie Hess in Otterdale. Mrs Mary Lochner and daughter Mildred spent an evening with Mrs Lawrence Foutz. Miss Madge Angel of Thurmont is spending time with relatives.

Charles Hobbs Elizabeth Barnes Baltimore Joshua Barnes George F. Howes Isabel Howes Walter Engle Battimore G. F. Warne Myr Harry Weer James R Weer Millard Weer Sykesville James Weer Eugene Berry James Berry Catonsville Caddes Kohl John Kohls Kohls Charles Day Jessup Wesley Day Johnny Morris William Melville Mary Elizabeth Melville Maryland General Hospital Ella Darling Allegany College Ira Darling Virginia Byers Philadelphia Copperville James Hoy Vargie Hess Otterdale Mary Lochner Mildred Lawrence Foutz Madge Angel Thurmont

Family notices brief with Zola For man and Kiser names

A fragmentary item lists Mrs Zola For man with her daughter and mentions Mr and Mrs Edgar Kiser in a short family notice context. The readable text suggests a personal announcement with these names connected to kin or household reference.

Zola Forman Edgar Kiser de

Tour With Mr Denerry Sunday At This Place

A brief note describes a Sunday tour spent with Mr. Chas. Denerry at a specified location. It records a social visit and companionship without further context or dates.

Mr. Chas. Denerry

Easter Sunday guests at the Greens’

Easter Sunday gatherings at Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Green included Bir and Mrs George Kempardson George and Delmar Layman Mr and Mrs Wilford Green and daughter Mr and Mrs Elmer Cravereed and Mary Ellen Gereine Mr and Mrs Herman Layman Mr and Mrs James Crouthamel Stessrs Lee Green Carl Green Arthur Layman and Misses Betty Harrison Amy Harrison Eva Green and Iva Green.

Airy Learence Green George Kempardson George Delmar Layman Wilford Green Elmer Cravereed Mary Ellen Gereiine Herman Layman James Crouthamel Lee Green Carl Green Arthur Layman Betty Harrison Amy Harrison Eva Green Iva Green

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