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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
13
Hollywoods Faye Granville, age 15, discusses her career arc under Warner Brothers, aiming to progress from juvenile parts to adult roles, and plans to star in Nancy stories while continuing studies. She describes a kiss scene, romance rumors, and balancing acting with school and languages.
Bonita Granville, an aspiring star at thirteen, continues five years of French dancing and piano while pursuing voice and design studies. She designs her wardrobe, hopes to gain a inch, and reflects on acting roles from These Three to In Every Woman's Life. Her favorite actress is Bette Davis as she transitions from child roles to substantial parts. Seal hunting peaked 1830s with catches from 500000 to 700000 skins.
Souder, former Missouri county aid supervisor, found guilty of forgery and uttering after signing another’s name to relief and burial checks. Jury recommended mercy. Judge Charles W. Woodward will pass sentence. Defense sought to impeach key witness Snyder, alleging forged relief check and false burial claim. Ridgeville figures testified on truthfulness and undertaker reputation.
Mrs Elizabeth Ridgley's assault and battery charges against husband Manon Ridgley near New Market were dismissed by Justice Patrick M Schnauffer in Police Court. Ridgley admitted slapping her but denied beating her as she alleged, while Ridgley threatened divorce. Meanwhile motorists forfeited collateral on license tag charges. several fines were imposed for tag issues and non appearance. State Police Sgt W R May made the arrests. No connection between the arrests was learned Wednesday night.
Marriage licenses list Harry E. Crutchley, 58, and Annie E. Hamburg, 42, both of 64 East South Street, and Oliver E Stafford, 31, of Chevy Chase, with Margaret M. Frober, 27, Washington DC. Property transfers include Martin J. Heier et al to State Roads Commission of Maryland, county. Thomas Hildt and wife to Anna M. Harding et al, city. Mary A. Tawney to Christine Kennelly, county. Commercial Bank of Maryland to Earl M. Best and wife, county. Lewis E. Heerd and wife to Charles Franklin Murphey and wife, county. Sir Joseph M. Baxter et al to Elizabeth Wolfe, county. Elizabeth Wolfe to Joseph M. Baxter, county.
The Middletown WCTU met in the Reformed church chapel Monday night led by Mrs Walter Remsberg. The group discussed Christian Citizenship and the country’s political setup, with readings and songs including I Would Be True and The Man of Galilee. Rev O C Dean spoke briefly, and Mrs N E Kefauver and Mrs Harriet Doub read selections. A business session reported on officers and the Centenary Fund. next meeting is announced for May 30 at Mrs over May 30 with quilting and a county con event to be held in Buckeystown May 12.
A fragmented biographical sketch notes Joe Penner, born near Budapest, rose from vaudeville to Broadway and radio, then Hollywood fame as a generous actor. It mentions his real name, physical description, choir boy past, and an amateur night win imitating Charlie Chaplin.
Judge Emmet H Wilson, in Jackie Coogan's case against his parents, announced he will approve no film contracts for children that do not bind at least half of earnings to trusts in the child's name, ensuring financial protection as they reach adulthood.
The Taneytown congregation of Trinity Lutheran held its annual fellowship social in the Sunday school rooms Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Mervyn C Fuss as chairman Rev A T Sutchcliffe George K Sauble and William Naille arranged the program featuring Rev D S Kam merer pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Littlestown Pa as guest speaker Special music accompanied the program Mite Society members led by president Mrs Lavina Fringer managed refreshments. Mrs Charles R Arnold visited over the weekend with her parents. In Frostburg Charles Knox hosted his eighteenth birthday with family and friends in the Eckard Apartments. In Hanover Holy Name members from St Josephs Catholic church attended the Baltimore Archdiocesan Holy Name Union convention in Cumberland on Sunday with Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Patricks.
The afternoon business sessions in Carroll Hall featured Monsignor Harry A Quinn, director of the Archdiocesan Union and former pastor of St Joseph's Taneytown, as a speaker. The sermon or remarks touched on historical events including Halls proclaiming independence of France in 1804.
The Tivoli opens a technicolor feature "Gold u Weere You Find" with a six screen cast led by George Bint Olivia de Havre, Claude Aasis and Barton Maclan. The plot involves a wartime city savings twist and a prelude of newsreels. Frederic March stars in a concluding City Opera House role.
Gaal makes her American debut alongside Akim Tamroff as a novelty act joins the show adding a quirky twist to the performance.
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