Love on the Range Revelations From Claydell
Ankrom confronts Claydell over a railroad plot aimed at seizing the Rafter T. He accuses Claydell of hiring outlaws to rustle and entrench on water rights, revealing the motive behind the scheme and exposing the neighbor’s bid to crush the Trone ranch. Lee confesses she killed Drean to save Ankrom, proving her love and risk.
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yEx Ankrom
Lee
Betty
Ankrom
NASA
Kelton Drean
Drean
Ashe
Tm Ankrom
T” Claydell
Tom Ratchford
Trone
Struthers
Streeter
Claydell
Rennes Laughies
Mose Hackett
Heffie
Rafter T
Bandera
Heffle
Deasright
Nelson C. Nye
Mt Airy Social Notes From Aug 1 Visit List
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Gartrell included Mr and Mrs Edgar Ireland daughter Doris and Mrs Edith Beall Baltimore Mrs Ireland and daughter stayed several days Mrs Beall visited nearby with Mr and Mrs Hayes Burdette Also Mr and Mrs Robert Mercer Silver Springs spent weekend with mother Mrs Hattie Mercer and family Miss Mary Hutchins Cockeysville was guest of Miss Antelpe Ridgeville Mrs D C Owings returned from New Haven Conn to visit daughter Mrs Ralph Seliman before touring State College and Pittsburgh Miss Virginia McCullough Baltimore visiting her coast Miss Blared Nick Miss Margaret Rouizahn left Tuesday to visit Mrs Joan L Reid Jr Chester N Olson Mt Airy Mrs William Harry Park Avenue confined to her room visited Sunday by relatives including nephew Victor Harry from Gella Mrs Francis Weber and four children Ellicott City Mr and Mrs George Delis and two children Oakland Mrs Annie Baher and family guests of niece Miss Hazel P oll Damascus Miss Henry Griffin Kensington Anita Cooley returned to Frederick after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Cooley Mrs Mollie Brandenburg Prospect Avenue spent Sunday with Titus Brown near Pureum Peggy Norwood returned home Sunday
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Mt. Airy
Charles Gartrell
Edgar Ireland
Doris
Edith Beall
Baltimore
Ireland
Gartrell
Beall
Hayes Burdette
Robert Mercer
Silver Springs
Hattie Mercer
Mary Hutchins
Cockeysville
Antelpe
Ridgeville
D. C. Owings
New Haven
Conn
Ralph Seliman
State College
Pittsburgh
Virginia McCullough
Coasi
Nick
Margaret Rouizahn
Joan L. Reid, Jr
Chester
Olson
Airy
William Harry
Park Avenue
Toom
Victor Harry
Gella
Francis Weber
Ellicott City
George Delis
Oakland
Annie Baher
Hazel Pol
Damascus
Sai Henry Grifin
Kensington
Anita Cooley
Frederick
Fred. Cooley
Mollie Brandenburg
Prospect Avenue
Titus Brown
Puréum
Peggy Norwood
T ‘Ito
Sykesville
Elizabeth Cissel
West Friendship
Howard County
Alva S. Ramsburg
Alva Ramsburg
C. Ross Ramsburg
H. Lee Ramsburg
A. S. Ramsburg
Irvin Stirn
Raymond Earp
Lewis Earp
Lilly Kemp
Ramsburg
Underwood
Mary Wimmer
Sheloca
Whbur Wimmer
Dean Wallace
Chicago
Edward Meller-Mills
Virginia Hobbs
Karl Luther Mumford
Murford
Paul
Bon Secours Hospital
Louise Porter
Carl Seibert
Ocean City
Edward L. Rich
Catonsville
R. Clyde Pindell
William H. Forsythe
Pope C. Barrow
Atlanta
G.T. Nutter
Ohio
Mr. Nutter
Sykesville B. & O
James Korb
Sound-Effects Man Joslin Stages Realism in Hollywood
Hollywood sound creator Howard Joslin defies gimmicks using old fashioned methods to craft realistic effects for films. He dives stairs to seal a fall, fights in water with a partner to echo splashes, and tests doors and paddled props to match on screen events, sometimes risking himself to capture authentic noises.
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Bill Forter
NEA Service
Hollywood
Starh
Howard Joslin
Paramount
Joslin
Jack Benny
Benny
Barton
Fred MacMurray
Ray Milland
Sons of the Legion
Autos collide near Buckeystown injuring one person
Two cars driven by Thomas A. Lenhart and Edward F. Woodward collided on the state road near Buckeystown at about 1 30 Sunday morning injuring Cecil H. Woodward who was treated at Frederick City Hospital for an eight stitch forehead wound. State Officer F A Short charged both drivers with reckless driving and summoned them to appear before Magistrate John F. Keller Buckeystown for a hearing Wednesday at 2 o clock.
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Thomas A. Lenhart
Edward F. Woodward
Keymar
Buckeystown
Cecil H. Woodward
Frederick City
Lenhart
Woodward
Shirley Returns From Europe As Road Congress Delegate
Henry G. Shirley Virginia Highway Commissioner returned to Richmond last week from The Hague where he attended the International Association of Road Congress by appointment of President Roosevelt. He visited Germany France and the British Isles after leaving The Hague.
Spending Two Weeks With Her Aunt in Baltimore
The fragment notes a visit lasting two weeks with Mrs. Herbert Flohr in Baltimore, indicating a domestic lodging or family visit arrangement. No further context or dates are provided.
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Herbert Flohr
Baltimore
U S Foreign Correspondent Finds No Crisis But Cranks
AP Foreign correspondent Alvin J. Steinkopf, after three years in Europe, reflects on American oddities observed abroad and abroad quirks returning to Europe. He recalls mechanical cocktail shakers in Chicago, secret pocket underwear in Randolph Street shops, streamlined trains, and the era’s social foibles. The letter, intended for a friend, highlights American ingenuity and cultural misperceptions as he travels through Wisconsin Minnesota Milwaukee St Paul and Hungary, noting a shift from luxury cars to frugality and humorous domestic scenes.
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Alvin J. Steinkopf
Sto
Europe
America
Chicago
Randolph Street
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Walnut Street
St Paul Ann
Laura
Urese
Hungary
Doe Rent Mero Cos Angeles Court Tennis Resi
Dorothea Kent described as one of the dumbest girls on screen in a profile noting her serious off screen persona. Born into a film cutter father and toe dancer mother, she trained for dance and then moved from shorts to leads in several series. Discovered by Universal after acting in Little Theater plays, she appeared in seven pictures last year at age 21, standing 5 feet 1 inch tall with blue eyes and blond hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Dorothea Kent
Universal
Seven Pictures
Social Notes From New Windsor on Aug 1
Prof and Mrs John J John spent Thursday in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Mrs Emma Gilbert visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Ike Ecker of Louisiana visiting relatives here. Mr Ecker son of late Solomon Ecker. Mrs Elmer Hummer and Milton Huimmer of New Jersey visiting Howard Deeds family. Miss Jean Roop of Mt Airy and Doris Roop of Union Bridge visited relatives. Alfred Nusbaum and wife Westminster visited town. Miss Marguerite Anders of Baltimore visited sister Mrs Della Anders. Mrs Cornelius Haines ill the past week. Paul Haines visiting his sick mother. Oxford Group met at Methodist church last Monday. Misses Jane Englar and Betty Roop left Sunday for Camp Peniel Thurmont. Dean Slack and family of Blue Ridge College spending days in New York. Misses Sara Baile and Mary Thomas left Sunday for Camp Peniel Thurmont. Albert Gail and Ford Howard spent weekend with parents. Joseph L Englar and wife and J F Englar and wife visited Westminster on Sunday.
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New Windsor
John J. John
Waynesboro
Emma Gilbert
Pittsburgh
Ike Ecker
Louisiana
Ecker
Solomon Ecker
Elmer Hummer
New Jersey
Milton Huimmer
Pennsylvania
Howard Deeds
Jean Roop
Mt Airy
Doris Roop
Union Bridge
Alfred Nusbaum
Westminster
Marguerite Anders
Baltimore
Della Anders
Cornelius Haines
Paul Haines
Reisterstown
Oxford
Jane Englar
Betty Roop Jef
Camp Peniel
Thurmont
Dean Slack
Blue Ridge College
New York
Sara Baile
Mary Thomas
Albert Gail
Ford Howard
Joseph L. Englar
J. F. Englar
Local visits noted in Middleburg list
Aug 1 residents and guests visiting families are listed in Middleburg. George Johnson of Baltimore visited his father Raymond Johnson and family, Francis Zent of Baltimore visited the Shoemaker family, Paul Hyde of New York City spent the weekend with his mother Carrie Hyde, and Maurice Clabbaugh with son Carroll, grandson Orville Lee of Union Bridge, Ernest.
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Middleburg
George Johnson
Baltimore
Raymond Johnson
Francis Zent
Bassett Shoemaker
Paul Hyde
New York City
Carrie Hyde
Maurice Claybaugh
Carroll
Ville Lee
Union Bridge
Ernest
Local families host dinners across Thurmont to Hampstead
Jaybaugh and family from Thurmont dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Rentzel on Sunday. Addison McHenry of Woodsboro visits sister in law and Mr and Mrs Jacob Snare. Albert White and son Thomas stay with Mrs Alma Taylor in Baltimore and visit Mrs Elsie Hyde. Carroll Glackin and son Donald visit his parents in Baltimore. Reta Miller Newton Six and Samuel Pelser dine with Mr and Mrs John Staley in Bowleys Quarters Bengies. William Sherman and family spend Sunday with Elmer Welty in Hampstead. Alma Taylor of Baltimore visits Elsie Hyde for a few days.
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Jaybaugh
Thurmont
Frank Rentzel
Addison McHenry
Woodsboro
Jacob Snare
Albert White
Thomas
Alma Taylor
Baltimore
Elsie Hyde
Carroll Glackin
Donald
John Glackin
Reta Miller
Newton Six
Samuel Pelser
John Staley
Bowleys Quarters
Bengies
William Sherman
Charles
James Welty
Clyde
Elmer Welty
Hampstead
Birthday party honors 73rd for Alva Ramsburg
In Howard county near West Friendship a surprise party marked Alva S. Ramsburg’s 73rd birthday with family present. Also noted are visits by Miss Mary Wimmer of Sheloca and Mrs. Dean Wallace of Chicago, plus several family trips and social gatherings across the area.
What Is Your News I Q asks questions from AP
A quiz feature presents five questions about Roosevelt portraits Olympic host nations a plane nickname a Hollywood marriage and Henry Ford with answers on the last page
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I. Q
Roosevelt
Mercury
Hollywood
Henry Ford
Local notices and social briefs from unknown Baltimore and Wilmington scenes
Fine hospital recuperating at home in Baltimore. Mr Korb a local dry goods merchant on Main Street away six weeks. Mr and Mrs Robert Agree return to Charleston W Va after visiting Mr and Mrs R Spencer Pindell. Mrs Agree formerly Miss Betty McIntosh. Mrs Ernest Kimble and daughter Ruth Kimble Philadelphia spent last week with Mr and Mrs Charles A Kohls. Westley Chapel Freedom Sunday school picnic in Adams Grove on Thursday August 4 supper served. Carrollites to furnish music. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs William H Day were Miss Ethel M Jones and grandson Bobby Wilson. Annual picnic of Freedom M E church South held at Never Die Park with music by Lew Myers and company. Miss Grace and Marjorie McKibben Wilmington Del visit aunt Mrs Albert O Sorflaten.
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Westley Chapel
Freedom
Adams’ Grove
William H. Day
Ethel M. Jones
Bobby Wilson
I M. E. Church
South
Never-Die Park
Lew Myers and
Owl Stove Explodes in Hollingsworth Kitchen Fire
An oil stove in Howard Hollingsworth’s kitchen at 910 Motter avenue exploded on Saturday at 4 10 pm, triggering a general alarm and drawing all local fire companies. Loss was slight. A note adds that sixty percent of the French Foreign Legion is German.
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Howard Hollingsworth
Motter Avenue
Radio Day By Day Stars In Irving Berlin Tribute
A New York radio tribute to Irving Berlin is staged by WABC CBS with Al Jolson Ted Husing and a host of stars including Eddie Cantor Walter Winchell Ben Bernie Lupe Vallee and Paul Whiteman. Other broadcasts feature Ruth Bryan Rohde Margaret Speaks and Orson Welles among varied programs across WEAF WJZ N B C and WABC listings.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Wags
Wabc-Cbs
al Jubon
Ted Husing
Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
Lupe Tucker
Bel Baker
Tyronne Pouer
Alice Fase
Hudy Vallee
Paul Whiteman
Guy Lobardo
Toms Dorsey
al Goodman
Wjznbc
Radio Forum
Stanley K Hornbeck
Weaf Nec
NBC
Ruth Bryan Ruhde
Cat Tinney
Those We Love
Jerome Kern
Galen L Tait files candidacy for U S Senate
Annapolis July 38 AP Galen L Tait of Chevy Chase files a certificate of candidacy for U S Senator with Secretary of State E Ray Jones to enter the Republican primary.
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Galen
Tait
Annapolis
Galen L. Tait
Chevy Chase
Aled
U. S
E. Ray Jones
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Rotel Bldg
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Guiding Light
Paul Martin
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England
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Moscow
2RO
Rome
London
Paul Revere
Geo. S. Rodock
Ff. ST
Penna
Palm Beach
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
North Market Street
Warner Bros
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Devily Lamour Ray Milland
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City Opera House
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