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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
8
A rugged voyage narrator and Clyde escape from Malay Dyaks at Balingong bay. They race toward the Linkang and Avon, with a wounded ally aboard, as Mantusen’s plans hinge on river assault and airless night combat. Clyde recounts sniping, jungle escape, and urgency to secure the Linkang. Read tomorrow’s chapter.
The Lebanon Valley Glee Club former 40 mixed voices performed Tuesday night at Thurmont United Brethren Church drawing a full house. Under Prof Edward P Rutledge the program favored sacred pieces with strong Westminster style influence. Standout numbers included a rapid Russian piece and a moving Hallelujah Chorus performance.
Handel's Water loo number impressed amateur choruses while Dark Eyes, a Russian folk song, delighted the secular group. Violin solos by a young girl, a cornet duo, two soprano solos with flute accompaniment, and a well balanced overall program highlighted the concert. Edwin Creezer Jr from Thurmont, a Lebanon Valley College Conservatory Freshman, sang tenor in the Glee Club.
Hollywood by Paul Haebeisgn reports on on set theatrics from Norma Shearer and John Quaien to Katharine Hepburn lookalikes, the Monkey cast in Crime of Dr Hallett, and Jane Withers amid tomatoes on Gypsy outdoor shoots. Vendors in Naples offer five cent spaghetti plates.
Two suits for divorce were entered and one decree granted in court Tuesday. William Lloyd was granted the divorce from Bertha O. Lloyd with costs to be paid. Orva B. Runkles seeks divorce from Raymond R. Runkles of Ridgeville, married October 10 1927, with five children and custody requested. An alimony and counsel fee order set at 25 dollars counsel fee and 30 dollars monthly alimony, with response due by February 19. Elmer C. Minnick sues Viola E Minnick for absolute divorce, married March 2 196, with two children. represented by Patrick Schnauffer.
Rae By CLE reports New York February 9 celebrations on air for several anniversaries. Minstrel show marks its tenth year on WJZ NBC Chicago roots, while University of Chicago roundtable notes its seventh anniversary on WEAF NBC. Listings include Uncle Ezra, One Man's Family, Tommy Dorsey, Fred Allen, Gang Busters, and Minstrel show airings.
The Tivoli runs the satirical farce Nothing Sacred starring Fredric March and Carole Lombard for final showings today. Walter Connolly and Charles Winninger support with newsreel and the March of Time. Opera House presents The Patient in Room 10 with Patric Knowles Ann Sheridan in a two day mystery thriller plus cast Eric Stanley Joan Ridgely Rosella Towne and a comedy novelty.
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