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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1937

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11

Nelda Faces Hard Choices After Uncle Ham’s Wedding

Nelda struggles with money and ambition after Uncle Ham and Laura Sweeny announce marriage and seek room and board. She plans a lettuce crop with farmhand Bill Langdon while weighing whether to stay on the ranch or seek new means to support herself and her sister Leila.

Reck Nelda Leila Heck Lena Lela Uncle Ham Laura Candy Laura Sweeny Kaura Hanowut Jack Poe Stan Will Langdon Bill

Non-School Boys Form Special Vocational Class Club

A group of out of school boys formed a class named Vocational Agricultural Con rouation Course at Pree CURT school. Arthur M. Ahalt led the high school effort, Roscoe Whipp presides. The club adopted a constitution, opened to any out of school boy, added Merle Murphy and Atlee Compher to 27 members. Next meeting December 20 features John P. MacGruder on soil fertility. First 1938 meeting January 10. meetings change from fortnightly to weekly.

Arthur M. Ahalt Roscoe Whipp Hih Merle Murphy Atlee Compher John P. MacGruder Extension Serice University of Maryland

Silent alarm prompts quick tea response near market and second

A short circuit burned a radio at Dr James Marrone’s apartment at Market and Second Street causing a false fire alarm. Fire crews arrived before 6 pm Monday after residents found no fire and no services were needed. The incident highlights local safety checks amid city life.

de. James Marrone

Hollywood Kissing Rows Stir Gossip and Film Etiquette

In a lively Hollywood letter, Paul Morisson cites Miss Eleanor Powell as a cordial figure who greets friends with a kiss. The note discusses kissing etiquette, eye closure in love scenes, and the film industry’s handling of kiss length and sound effects, including references to a Danish study and a famous “No click” problem.

Paul Morrison Eleanor Mowell Chieapgu Miss Powell Hollywood Mtr Pal EH Amkison Staf Holliswoat Dee Mir Bruce Aupusrkat Albany Street Chicago Mro Kapisix Mise Eleanor Powel Mollynodd Maisy Powell Eleanor Powell Coatae Cnada Cuba Tno Mblion Picture Mr Kapustka Kapustka Kiksing Warier Brothers Studio Christopher, Nyrop Nyrop George Arlias

Movie Scrapbook Then Duck Now Lew Ayres Beer

A 1908 Minneapolis item hints at film gossip and star pairings. Notes on Lew Ayres and Maas Matthewes connect with American screen actors while Josie delivers a nightclub imitation of a gangster moll. Short subjects include a news reel and novelty.

Jald Amerson Maas Matthewes Weowill Charity Josie Montague the Magnificent

Tivoli Presents The Prisoner of Zenda At The Tivoli

The Prisoner of Zenda stars Ronald Colman in a dual role with Madeline Carroll and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. at the Tivoli today and Wednesday with a John Cromwell directed romance of European courts. Also featuring Mary Artor C Aubrey Smith Haymond Massey David Niven and a Robert Benchley comedy How To Start The Day. The Opera House offers Gangway with Jessie Matthews in a final two days of engagement and an opera house show that has thrilled audiences.

Fairbanks Rupert of Hentzau Mary Artor C. Aubrey Smith Haymond Massey David Niven Robert Benchley Redskins Giants Howse Jessie Matthews England

Social Roundup From Copperville Daily Life

Copperville notes visitors and gatherings across towns. Mr Ray mond Bowers and mother visited Johns town with family. Mrs Albert Smuth called on Mrs Charles Bowers. Mary Lockner assisted nearby families with butcher work. Ja Little entertained guests from Baltimore and Westminster. Ross Skyes spent Sunday with family. Portey family visited Dollinger in Mayberry. Chae Deberry hosted daughters at Detour. Jesse Eyler visited Foutz and Kelly. Dessie Eckard and children visited her parents Rineman in Trayanion.

Copperville Raymond Bowers Johnstown Emory Bowers Albert Smuth Charles Bowers Mary Lockner Otterdale Zetber Stultz Ja. Little Baltimore Westminster Ross Skyles Sparrows Point David Portey Lloyd Dollinger Mayberry Chae Tdeberry Jesse Eyler Lawrence Foutz Harry Kelly Dessie Eckard Joshua Rineman Trayanion

Fragmented Radio Column Smears Through Wartime Week

A garbledOCR text mix recounts holiday week events, performances, weather, and radio listings. It names figures such as Edgar A. Guest and references bands and broadcasts on WARC CHS WATE CBS NBC and other stations. The piece alludes to wartime topics, community notices, and upcoming public events with scattered program titles and times.

NHC Wamc-Crs Gyntler Asecoetabban CBS NTC Foluins Rita Maryn Vox Pop Ag Roce Sant Bitters Worth Finingie Badder Patina Wyegh Oechestra Puta AL Jolson al Pearce Wia-Nbc

Middletown Woman Praises ANE for Quick Relief

Mrs Sadie Moser of Middletown Maryland endorses ANE claiming complete relief from chronic constipation indigestion and coated tongue. She says daily bowel movements rest appetite returns and sleep improves after using ANE a plant based remedy sold by Williamson's Drug Store in Frederick and other local outlets.

Sadie Moser Middletown Maryland R. PF. D. No Lutheran Church Williamson No Market Street Frederick Neutvahos Mt Mary Mit Wavieshotn Atd Canfimans Cat Nate Besithss wWick Walter F Duttmeyer Harpers Berery Woova Wis Phoemoey Shepherds van W.vadammermine Cub Bale Boonsvorg

Fragmented OCR Mystery Names and Phrases

A garbled paragraph of mixed names and terms appears from OCR. It presents no clear event, person, or location and lacks coherent facts to summarize. The readable fragments include scattered proper nouns and partial words without verifiable context or structure.

Wallace Defies Farm Bureau Censure at Chicago Convention

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, rebuked by the American Farm Bureau, addressed the 19th annual convention and dismissed the censure. Edward O Nea l in his presidential address criticized Wallace for favoring large chemical supplies, arguing the stance risks low prices. Wallace defended his positions, citing ongoing farm bill debates and hoped Senate and House conferees would reconcile differences.

Chicago Wallace American Farm Bureau Edward “So O'Neal

7 Happy program did Ber La Tat Adgtine Christmas songs

The text lists various musical items including Happy program, Ber La Tat Adgtine Christmas songs, Americans tours MEAL Paris 1249 Records, 2K Voryo 249 Navy band, suggesting a cluttered OCR capture of a music program with multiple named pieces and groups. Entities are fragmented and not fully coherent.

Paris

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