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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
11
Sharon faces manipulation from the Countess and Harvey Goodwin as Tom Stafford probes her. Hidden danger surrounds a found bag, coded envelopes, and a possible trap while Sharon navigates flirtation, loyalty, and a looming decision about her job and safety.
Eve Lynne Smith grew up in Long Beach after a 13 year old accident left her mostly disabled. Now 20 she excels as a stunt woman performing weight lifting diving swimming aquaplane racing gymnastics wrestling and bag punching. She is a qualified riveter mechanic and an airplane pilot and trains in boxing and jiu jitsu.
Dorothy Dix argues mothers-in-law are often maligned yet essential in family life. She recalls how they rescue households in crises, advise, and support children, urging couples to maintain distance to avoid constant friction. The piece also includes a Mrs Shirley Q&A on wartime women’s service roles.
Evelynne Smith, a blonde newcomer, doubles for Mary Carlisle and Arlene Judge in Pine Thomas thrillers shot in Long Beach. A former swimmer diver and AAU medalist, she specializes in stunt work including crane lifts and fiery dives, earning good pay as Hollywood discovers her. She survived a motorcycle accident and pursued a path from riveting to factory work and waitress stints before film stuntিং became her first lucrative career.
Marriage licenses issued for M Lantz and Mary V McKissick both of Lantz Marion L Specht Frederick Route 5 and Dorothy M Kidwell 24 429 North Market Street with Robert P Vozzola and Elizabeth Mahoney of Alexandria Virginia. Divorces filed include Leon R Blickenstaff vs Geraldine J Blickenstaff and Gertilene A Martin vs Joseph M Martin with attorneys E A James and Reno R Harp. Property deeds show Elizabeth D McClain to C Edgar McClain and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank to Roger B Wolfe. Also note tuberculosis death rate in Louisiana in 1939 at 64.2 per 10000.
In Union Bridge plans are underway to start a second Red Cross home nursing class. Eligible residents of Keymar Middleburg and Linwood areas may enroll by contacting Mrs Paul Reese Union Bridge. Classes begin in a few weeks and Mrs Stocksdale visiting from out of town will stay with the Grays.
Mr Pleasant and others from Walkersville visited Edward Mercer. Mrs King spent time with sister near Lewistown. August Monath called on David Johnson. Mrs Packard and Fay near Lewistown visit Jonas Burrer. Everett Johnson and two boys visited his parents. Paul Delawter and Willham Delawter relatives from Washington, D C visited here. Roger Reesely welcomed a daughter with mother and child doing well.
The Lind family hosted a Thursday farewell for Daniel Lind ahead of his camp departure. Attendees included numerous Lind relatives and friends from nearby towns, with cakes, ice cream, lemonade, and snacks served. Also noted is a biographical paragraph about Salvation Army leader Ernest Lougmire and his long service in Canada and the United States.
Colonel Joseph Pugmire, 77, longtime Salvation Army leader, died today in London after serving in England and the United States. The obituary notes his years of service and impact within the organization.
A breezy column invites readers to measure personal UMPH and link style to smart thrift. It nods to 50 N Market St as a reference point and plugs in a playful energy from the True Love Stage while promoting economical fashion choices.
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