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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1938
Page
7
Judith surrenders to Gary under a moonlit ridge while Cissy plots a new deal and Reuben risks exposure. Gary reveals tension with Oliver, promising change, as Judith weighs loyalty, love, and possible divorce on the horizon.
Winchester Hall hosted repeat showings of See Town And Self with afternoon and evening screenings to raise funds for first aid equipment. The program highlighted local scenes and groups including Maryland School for the Deaf cadet corps, state fire engines, Odd Fellows Home children, local schools, Baker Park, and Barbara Fitchie and Chief Justice Baxter Brooke Tanner. Children from Episcopal and Lutheran orphanages attended. many residents joined Monday night audience.
The senior class at Walkersville High has chosen She's a Good Fellow as the annual school play to be staged on June 3. Rehearsals are underway under director Miss Ruta E Holter.
Hollywood and Paul Harrison report Freddie Bartholomew's life after guardianship as he enjoys a year of financial and personal freedom. The 14 year old, once fragile, has grown taller and tougher while pursuing roles in Kidnapped Lord Jeff Kim and One Young American.
The Gold Coast, a British colony since 1871, dominates cacao production and accounts for 40 percent of the world’s chocolate. Farmers destroy cocoa amid low prices while forests cover three-fourths of the land and oil palm and cacao plantations expand. The 93,000 square mile colony issues its own stamps, including a 1928 value, as Britain’s newest stamps scene unfolds.
Bil Porter’s Movie Scrapbook notes Don Ameche in Sins of Man as his screen debut playing his own brother. It recalls Ameche’s blond wig and mustache, four colleges without a degree, first acting gig after a lead actor broke his arm, a six month Broadway bean course, touring with Texas Guinan, laboring laying cement walks and digging ditches, preference for poker over bridge, pipe over cigarettes, dislike of lettuce and tight collars, marriage to Honore Pendergast in 1932 with two children Ronnie and Donnie, his Santa Anita long shots, and a San Fernando Valley ranch.
The interview covers Freddie Bartholomew's schooling, intended college prospects, and potential year abroad. His aunt notes he is in junior high, strong in English and math, may enter college at 16, and could stay in Hollywood to study with tutors if he pursues films. They discuss citizenship choices and his Americanized tastes, including money awareness and bicycle caution.
Governor Nice of Maryland declares Republican party ready to begin the march toward sanity in government at a two banquet address. He criticizes the New Deal, calls for a constructive program, and says Republicans must concentrate on a clear plan to inspire confidence amid dissatisfaction with current policies.
Shirley Temple stars as Rebecca in a modern adaptation at the Tivoli supported by Bill Robinson Jack Haley Randolph Scott Gloria Stuart Slim Summerville and Helen Westlex with the March of Time and a news reel adding to the program Opera Howse features Tarzan's Revenge with Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm plus two world champion athletes as co stars and a Lone Ranger serial Shorts include a news reel and the Lone Ranger serial
Edward F. Selby of Washington DC pleaded guilty to driving under the influence before Justice Roger H. Gesisberl in Urbana. He was fined 160 dollars and costs and remanded to jail until the fine could be raised after Officer T A Short chased him about a mile and a half south of Frederick Junction. Egyptian goldsmiths made bracelets for the queen of Zer ia 3400 B.C.
Orchard of visitors from Baltimore and surrounding towns filled Easter weekend in Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Local families hosted relatives and friends from Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Annapolis, and Newark with gatherings at private homes and church events.
New Market April 26 Mr and Mrs William Howser of Lanham visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Dorothy Bartlett returned from Cleveland Ohio. George W Sponsetter spent Sunday in Baltimore with friends. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Burkhart of Baltimore visited Mrs W E Glanville and Miss Rae Glanville. Miss Margaret Roop and Mr Donald Roop of Baltimore returned after Easter with their parents Dr and Mrs E P Roop. Mrs Sarah P Manty returned home after a visit to Friends in Baltimore. Mrs Sara Griffith returned to Washington DC after a stay at the Mealey Hotel. Mrs Nettie Mealey is improv-
April 21 report lists residents and guests from Union Bridge and nearby towns attending events. Mentioned are the Plauts, Crumparker, Prouts, Wolf, Bowman, Leiter, Metzyer, Fines, Gray, and Anders families plus attendance at a Nelson Eddy concert in Baltimore. Community visits, church activities, and a surprise birthday social for C E Easterday are noted with several local households hosting and hosting guests.
Retired Cumberland resident J S Lelickinger credits World's Tonic with a profound bowel cleansing and relief from long standing constipation. He reports reduced back and leg pains, swelling, cold feet, and a sense of renewed vitality after starting the remedy sold at local druggists.
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