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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
11
On the voyage, Bowers and Flint discuss rifles and elephant guns while Ivy, Wong Bo, and others plot amid a looming barratry scheme. Bowers plans a theft from an insured ship, involving a staged salvage, with weaponry and danger shaping their desperate romance and crime.
Aug 31 dispatch from Dickerson reports Mrs HC Meem returning from a visit to Lilian Dickerson and Edwin T Dickerson in Baltimore. It mentions Dickerson, a village native and grandson of the founder, as a candidate for Associate Judge of the Milmore Supreme Court, a position he has held in practice for over 30 years. Also listed are social visits by Miss Constance Jones in Richmond and others entertained in Washington and Virginia Beach.
Jones and Mrs Richard Cromwell attended the funeral of their uncle George Trundle in Shepherdsown West Virginia. Mrs Laurence Jones and Mrs Bernadine Jones hosted Bursts social gathering for neighbors afterward.
Principal J C Biehl of Toure Mon High School spoke to the Laons Club about his trip to the West, detailing national parks from Yellowstone to Sequoia. He described diverse landscapes, irrigation needs, altitude effects on engines, and the General Sherman tree. Edward M Akers Jr and others presided.
From Alexandria Virginia over the weekend Miss Bernadine returned with them for a visit with her uncle and aunt at Mr and Mrs WPA. Messrs James and Joseph Hoyle visited relatives in Springfield and Dayton Ohio last week. Master Bobby Roberson entertained friends Thursday afternoon for his eighth birthday. Miss Myrna Hicks joined a party of friends motoring to Tazewell County Virginia last week with Miss Sally Walker also present. Miss Dorothy Jones is visiting her sister Mrs Julian Freeman in Chevy Chase Maryland. Mrs Erma Tipton is the guest of friends on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Mr and Mrs Irving Wisk Mr Carroll Fisk and Mr Robert Jones have returned from the Century of Progress at Chicago. E V White Chapter UD C met at Monocacy Chapel Wednesday afternoon.
A fragmented instructional recipe describes roasting beef with browned potatoes in a moderate oven, including salting, paprika, and water for basting, then adding potatoes partway through. It also lists a cucumber relish gelatin mold and a chocolate cake with mocha cream frosting, though many words are garbled.
Maj Gen Smedley D Butler will address veterans at a three day reunion opening with welcoming speeches by Gov Ritchie and Mayor Jackson. Other speakers include Maj Gen Milton Reckord and John Phillip Hill at the Lord Baltimore Hotel banquet. Definite preparations are under way.
The event aims to draw at least seven thousand veterans into the reunion feature events including a crab Teast Sunday program a memorial service and a Sunday evening sequence. Units from the army navy National Guard and Coast Guard are scheduled to participate with about fifty military bands and drum corps expected. Michael J. Breitkopf of Newark will preside over convention affairs assisted by Robert C. Bedford and H. J. Leper. A regional count notes numerous historic wars with France Britain Russia and Austria among those listed.
The Tiveli theater reports an ambitious lineup for the current program headlined by Jolt Oeisworthy with leading roles by BGO and Clive ne. The feature One More River stars Mrs Fatrick and Amich with screen debut by Wee. A rapid frenzie yearby novel by OR Gosherri accompanies the program, plus a Society Notes musical short and a Clay Opera Hour segment with Edina May Oliver and James Gir. The package includes a mystery misdeed plot and a Shadow chapter, moving to The New Era of Predera Mew U1 Telit. A varied slate blends comedy cartoon and newsreel, with Tracy and Howland contributing and sport and romance subplots.
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