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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1938
Page
9
Ankrom confronts Betty Struthers in a jail scene after learning Ratchford used Betty to impersonate her father. Betty reveals her past with Ratchford and Drean, exposing a web of lies aimed at delaying justice. An arrest for Kelton Drean’s murder closes the trap.
Mrs Minnie Warner of Hagerstown visits in the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Dusing. Pleasant Walk Sunday school held in Picnic woods with class music by Russell Flock Chester Green and Paul Wagner. Hazel and Paul Wagner duet. Rev Roy Seigmond taught the lesson. Mrs Neilie Rains of Pittsburgh visiting relatives. Christian Endeavor festival planned for Saturday night on school grounds. Visitors include Mrs O V Delauter and children of Williamsport Mrs Jacob Faulders and children of Mt Lena Mrs Roy Schroyer and children Mr and Mrs Russell Stine Middletown Breard Schroyer Middletown, Mr and Mrs Melvin Dusing, Jacob Look Lester and Roscoe Lewis. San-Mar is visiting his brother Melvin Dusing. Rachel Withe and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ezra Flock cut her thumb badly. Mrs Minnie Warner and Mrs Hattie Dusing visited Mr and Mrs Paul Adams on Wednesday.
The Lutheran church schedules Sunday School next Sunday morning and a service at 10 30. Mt Bethel ME near here plans its annual picture on Saturday August 13. Grace Brown seeks to return to New York this week. Edna May Buhrman visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lewis McPherson near Mt Zion. George Wolfe and family spent Sunday with friends at Smithsburg. Richard Horne and children visited Charles and Mary Winfield. Carmel Smith of Smithsburg visited friends in Boxville on Sunday.
Hollywood columnist Bill Porter files playful notes from Universal back lot on Youth Takes 2 Filing set. Andrea Leeds in a wedding gown rehearses on a Japanese bridge as lighting and fake nature create a summer resort mood.
Alaska report notes federal study of reindeer herds to guide possible government purchase. Commission surveys Arctic condição to assess scale from 400000 to 1500000, with a 2 million appropriation authorized last year but not yet funded. Eskimo and government leaders say buying would aid food and clothing supplies, potentially closing private deer enterprises.
Walter Pidgeon grew up in St John New Brunswick dreaming of sea captaincy but his only craft was a river catboat. He left to act after World War I, tried brokerage, returned to the stage and found Broadway success in musicals and plays. He briefly dabbled in films and is nearing a breakthrough as he approaches his fortieth birthday on September 23.
Bolivar area notices report the birth of Norvall Edward to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rigger in Bolivar. Raymond Wilt and a daughter are noted in Camp Hill and Charles Town General Hospital respectively. Social visits include Dorothy Hill with Miss Mary Barker on Camp Hill, and residents in Baltimore visiting J. W. Pierce’s family. A festival at St Peter’s Catholic church raised funds despite bad weather.
Tinsburg West Virginia spent time with her sister Kate Marlotte. The Woman's Club of Harpers Ferry District plans a parcel post safe in August with date to be announced. Californias Henry Johnson and son Robert visited Miss Cassie Dittmeyer. Several visits from Baltimore New Orleans Washington Camp Hill and Alberton noted. Kronk patient at Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick improving after ruptured appendix. France holds 52 air records followed by Mali 33 United States 19 Russia 18 Germany 17 Czechoslovakia 13 Great Britain 10.
JOHN STRACHEY provides a powerful irritant in literature with What Are We To Do an exposition of the Strachey socialism and labor philosophy. The piece notes the strong reaction it will provoke, predicting definite responses from readers and critics alike.
Paul Gillroy of Smithsburg was taken to Washington County Hospital after a stone struck his eye while working on a WPA street project. Roy Smith of Leitersburg is constructing a large timber house on his father Reuben Smith’s lot near the old pike. Samuel D. Dusing visited relatives in Hagerstown. The New Windsor band played for Cavetown ball club. Pleasant Walk Sunday school met near the church. A YWCA wage study found 680 working girls, 15 free to spend, with average weekly wage 1.18.46.
The St Mat thew s DLutheran church male chorus from Hanover Pa will perform at the Deerfield open air service Sunday evening. Composed of the Men s Bible Class the group previously sang during Deerfield s open air series. C O Meckley Hanover postmaster teaches the class and will give a brief Intermission address.
The Tivoli presents White Banners starting today through Friday. Based on a Lloyd C Douglas story, the film stars Claude Rains Fay Bainter Kay Johnson Bonita Granville and Jackie Cooper with a 1920s 30s small town setting. A news reel and cartoon accompany the feature.
The Brethren Orphanage and Home band at Quincey Pennsylvania performs one final show of the season, wrapping up a series of concerts for local residents and supporters.
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