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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1938
Page
10
In a tense pursuit toward the ranch, Ankrom weighs threats from Ratchford and Claydell as clues converge on who will topple the Rafter T. Windy and a wary crew race to outmaneuver rivals while doubts swirl over who truly aims to seize control.
Residents and visitors catch up in New Windsor as J W Getty and friends spend an evening in Frederick. Trips to Atlantic City and local visits mix with closing exercises at W B school and student travel from Camp Paniel. A vaudeville note closes the column with a tidbit on Edward Smith place and the origin of vaudeville.
NEA Service Hollywood staff writer Bill Porter recounts the life of an assistant director like Hal Walker. He details endless set demands, scheduling, prop orders, and crowd management while stars and producers press for progress, noting the director’s helper often gains little credit yet controls background action.
HB Warner, who came from England for a brief New York theater engagement, has spent 40 years in the United States. He began on stage at age 6 in England, has performed nearly everywhere, now lives in Beverly Hills with two schooling children, plans retirement on a ranch after they finish school, accepts roles by desire, and reads when not gardening. his library holds 40,000 volumes. He will turn 62 on October 26.
More than 389 farmers and families attended the Southern States Cooperative meeting in Taneytown on July 23 chaired by G L Leite. The event featured discussions on cooperative work and benefits with speakers WOY Fielder and G L Lenze. A double wedding at the Staller home followed the gathering, honoring Mr and Mrs Edward Staller Jr and Mr and Mrs Jonas Hellebridie with guests listed.
Fifty four Chamber of Commerce members enjoyed a Seaside Park boat trip with entertainment, bathing and sports, returning to Baltimore for a seafood dinner. Fifty two Pythian Sisters and friends held their annual wiener roast at Mr and Mrs Newton Hann’s home, with many attendees listed. Taneytown Ramblers provided music. Miss Teresa Harrigan guest of Miss Agnes Hagan in Baltimore.
Journal notes numerous calls and visits from families and friends across Sam's Creek Fountain Valley New Windsor Taneytown Aubry Betts and others. The gatherings included Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner Mr and Mrs George Miller and many relatives and neighbors sharing time at homes and parks.
Union Bridge August 8 workers at Lehigh Portland Cement Co began pouring cement for storage silos in a 30 hour continuous run. Guests at local homes included Mr and Mrs Paul Reese and Mr and Mrs Robert Ward. Plym outh Chapter No 41 officers met at Clear Ridge Inn with 22 guests. Teadings entertained the group and Mrs Von Eife spoke on a New York trip. Marion Instey Jr returned to Baltimore after a stay with H L Broadwater. Lutheran Sunday school outing to Mt Tabor Park despite storms. Trip used private cars and Carlton Flemming’s large truck.
Local notices list visiting friends at the Schildt home including Johrny Young and family from Washington DC. C D Cover improves after illness. Noy visitors from Washington DC to Diller home. Roop household hosts many relatives from Frederick, Emmitsburg, Silver Run and Taneytown. Marshall Wolfe and daughter from Bridgewater VA visit Weybright family. Carmen Delaplaine returns from California trip. Dr Shorb of Baltimore visits his home. Edgar Kiser joins callers at DeBerry residence in Taneytown.
Russell Ridgely and Gladys Kemp wed in Granite on July 23 with Miss Marie Ridgely and Barton Kemp as attendants. The page lists funerals, visits, home events, store hours, a shower for newlyweds, a house party, and various local engagements across Sykesville and nearby towns, highlighting community life and personal milestones.
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