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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
10
In a sunlit outdoor ceremony a groom James Stimson and bride Leslie Harris wed under a tree in the Harris yard. The event follows a dramatic confrontation with the ex-wife and a public affair, while local gossip ties Stimson to a future political rise and a blamed past marriage.
Fragmentary note discusses a proposed third political party in the United States. Mentions lead groups meeting and calls for opportunities in party planning and public discourse.
The text notes tax actions passed by the General Assembly taking effect in April and mentions deadlines for returns. It references a state comptroller's office and indicates ongoing processing over a weekend with a May 10 deadline for some filings.
Fragmentary lines show a childlike speaker asking for help and companionship as a scene ends with a hopeful tone. The garbled text references friends and a plea for aid in a transition moment.
From New Windsor on April 29 the event lists Miss Mary Smacer and Mr Haines as participants with parents Mr and Mrs Lambert. Caroline Smith secured first place in the humorous readings, while Miss N.Y. Mrr. and Mrs. Mr. and sper Ear appear in the snippet.
Fragmented AT scenes from AP Radio Editor notes mix names like C E Butterfield and KMIBC with references to Kansas WABC CBS and markets in New York New Hampshire and lines about mayor Mrs and Congress member Arena Uncle Exra and Max Baer point to a day’s radio programming notes and promotional mentions.
A Feagaville WoC gathering at Miss Anna Derr’s home faced an absence of the President Mrs E C Senn who presided. The session opened with a reading from the 24th medley and officers' reports named Mrs Harry Derr as President with a new vice president also mentioned.
The 16 and the county convention at Woodsboro on May 23 featured delegates Trundle and Miss Anna Derr with alternates Mrs Claude Hargett and Mrs Harry Caste. The program included songs and readings such as Dont Let A cones Foot You and He Cant Take It. Mollse Zimmmerman and Owler joined Claude Hargett to plan the May 30 program at Mrs BE Renn’s home. The meeting closed with WC T U benediction.
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