Dangerous office intrigue turns deadly at Sierra Steel plant
Sharon discovers a threatening anonymous note and fears Tom Stafford. When a plant accident injures him, the investigation reveals a dangerous electrical mishap caused by high voltage and a distracted moment, leaving Sharon to weigh risk, trust, and rising tension at Goodwin's firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Harvey Goodwin
Pavie
Countess Cayetana
Doyle
Stafford
Peterson
Mr. Stafford
Detour residents and area social notes travel and visits
Detour and Keysville residents share visits with neighbors and relatives across nearby towns. Mrs. F H Delaplane is reported on the sick list. Wilhide family members attend the Baltimore Dairy men’s banquet. Detour Keysville Home Makers Club plans a meeting at Miss Wallie Shorb’s home on February 11 at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Eigenbrode
Rocky Ridge
D. Diller
Elizabeth Hoover
Gloria
Frederick
Hoover
J. P. Weybright
Donald Harner
Emmitsburg
James Coshum
F. H. Delaplane
Mabel Rice
Taneytown
Ralph Dayhoff
Emory Yoder
Long Gween Valley
Carroll Wilhide
Clyde Wilhide
Lloyd B. Wilhide
Carroll Willhide
Ross Wilhide
Union Bridge
Baltimore
Keysville
Wallie Shorb
Hollywood Wisecrackers Roast and Laugh at Themselves
Hollywood's comedians trade gags in a live session as Martin Greene recalls a fellow's bereavement and a hulking actor's vanity. A petite actress entertains with cautionary party quips while touring Hugh Herbert's ranch and mistaking a garden pond for an indoor feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Martin Greene
New York
Social calendar and obituaries from Sykesville notes
Long list of local social events and family news from Sykesville Maryland plus a funeral notice for Harry Mellor of Baltimore area. Mentions of visits by Mrs. William Stinson and others, nursing class at Hunt Club Manor, Mrs. Van Bibber’s Army service, and a Carroll Woman’s Club event with a $150 fundraiser. Ends with a trivia line about flies having two wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward van Bibber
Lawyer's Hill
van Bibber
Harry Mellor
William J. Turner and Sons Funeral Home
Baltimore
Mr. Mellor
E. M. Mellor
Frank L. Mellor
St. Petersburg
Fla
Brooks Mellor
Manhattan Beach
Mellor
Parkwood Cemetery
Arthur C. Brown
Nathan C. Hobbs
Lloyd Berry
Charles Williams
Eugene C. Berry
Woman's Club
Sykesville
Kenneth B. Jones
Springfield
Delius Brown
Carroll Woman's Club
Frank Barnes
Taylorsville
J. Marion Harris
Jack
Thomas M. Hutchens
Dr. Hutchens
Fort Meade
Legion Auxiliary at Emmitsburg District Meeting
The Western Maryland District Legion AuxiliaryUnits held a luncheon meeting at the Green Parrot in Emmitsburg with 48 present. District VP Mrs Louis Stoner presided. reports came from Frederick Westminster Hagerstown and Emmitsburg units. project plans included Red Cross aid and school hearing tests. a junior essay contest with a $100 prize was promoted. March 4 meeting in Hagerstown and a February 10 benefit party for rehabilitation were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromitsburg
Western Maryland District Legion Auxiliary
Green Parrot Tea Room
Louis Stoner
Emmitsburg
Lewis Beil
Robert Fitez
American Legion Auxiliary
William Goldman
Baltimore
George Rodock
National Committee
Frederick
Anthony Peroutka
Americanism
Hedges
Department
National Defense
Poorbaugh
Lynch
Hagerstown
Francis Scott Key
Engle
Carroll
Westminster
Mitten
Morris Frock
Francis X. Elder
Lewis Bell
Goldman
National Auxiliary Headquarters
Department Americanism
National Auxiliary
State Department
Rodock
Thomas E. Williams
Hancock
Ruth Gillelan
Clarence Frailey
Josephine Stineberger
American Legion
George C. Naylor
Clyde
Smithsburg
Hyattstown Social Roundup and Church News
Hyattstown residents visited friends in Rockville Washington Poolesville and Lane with weekend stays noted. Local preacher Rev Ira W Shindle to deliver Sunday service at the Methodist church. Kyattstown Woman's Society of Christian Service met Feb 5 with 18 members and 1 visitor. plans for a Valentine party Feb 18 were announced and a program featuring George Washing— continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Frank Karn
Rockville
Frankie Long
Washington
Julius Hall
Catherine Window
Poolesville
Byron Darby
John A. Anderson
J. M. Anderson
W. L. Burdette
Lloyd Burdette
Joe Price
Shirley Burdette
Camp Lee
Ira W. Shindle
Edward C. Miles
Baltimore
E. H. Miles
John L. Anderson
Earl Stup
Frederick
Kyattstown
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ben Price
Clifton Anderson
Edward Miles
George
Taneytown Kiwanis Buy Defense Bonds at Meeting
Taneytown Kiwanis Club reports 100 percent attendance on two consecutive meetings and $3 568.75 invested in defense bonds and stamps. Guests include Dr Homer Cooper and club presidents from nearby clubs. Speakers cover music benefits. plans include Valentine party and a national defense meeting with Senator Tydings. Also notes Lutheran Mite Society program and leadership training for the Taneytown District Sunday School Association with multiple speakers and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Saubles Inn
Robert W. Smith
Raymond Wright
George Harner
Teneytown Club
Homer Cooper
Blue Ridge College
Westminster Club
Robert Gavin
Halethorpe Club
John LaMotte
Baltimore Club
Jerry Algire
National Defense Meeting
Soroptimist Club of Westminister
Charles Carroll
William B. Hopkins
Peter Graham
Frederick City
Lutheran Mite Society
Merle Ohier
Mite Society
Brotherhood of the Church
Wilbert Hess
Ralph Hess
Walter Hilterbrick
Franklin Fair
Wallace Reindollar
William Naill
Clarence Harner
Estella Hess
Bobby Harner
Lorraine Souble
Mildred Stull
Mary Crouse
Catherine Crouse
Mobert Brower
Martin Zimmerman
Norman Sauble
Raymond Sauble
Eliza, Senft
Doty Robb
Birnie Staley
William Albaugh, Jr
Naomi
Dottie Walkersville
Vernon L. Crouse
Margaret Bowers
St. Joseph's Church
Frederick Street
Taneytown District Sunday School Association
Harry , Mohney
Alfred T. Sutcliffe
Christ
Guy P. Bready
A. W. Garvin
Grace Reformed Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Union Bridge People Attend College Bible Institute
Mrs. Ernest Sensency of McKinstry's Mills returned to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs John D Roop with their daughter Elizabeth and son Roger Linwood spent the weekend at Elizabethtown College Pa where they attended the Bible Institute. Donald Bernard Jean Lawrence and Reta Michaels children of Mr and Mrs Herbert Michaels are mentioned in the same item.
Union Bridge Measles Confine Local Residents
Union Bridge residents including Mr James Snyder and Mrs McKinstry are bedridden with measles. The Ladies Aid Society of St James Lutheran met at Mrs Vernon Gladhill’s home with twelve members and four visitors, voting to support the Red Cross Drive. Frank Martin reportedly bought the Irvin Myers farm at Mt Union. Thomas Weishaar was off work all week due to grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
James Snyder
McKinstry
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. James Lutheran Church
Vernon Gladhill
Jenassa Eakle
Red Cross
Society Notes From Gaithersburg Visits and Guests
Gaithersburg residents hosted out of town visitors including Mr and Mrs E Perkins and their son Jan of Parkersburg West Virginia. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clay Plummer and Mr and Mrs Harry Britt with their son from Washington. Visitors away from town include Mrs William J Elliott Roanoke Grace Walker in Orlando Florida and Hebb Freeman vacationing Moyock North Carolina with Dr and Mrs Yates Barber. Mrs Forest Walker returned home after visiting her brother Harry McCabe in New York. Ella Plummer hosted 18 guests for bridge and supper at Carroll Walker home. Mrs Nona Morgan from Washington visited Mrs Eleanor Dupuis. Miss Mary White arrived from Portsmouth New Hampshire to stay a month with Mr and Mrs Nathan White and Mr and Mrs Zadec Carke. Dr and Mrs Jerry Casey of Ann Arbor Michigan are with Mr Herbert Diamond for the winter. Dr Casey is attached to the Naval Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Barber
Forest Walker
Harry McCabe
New York City
Ella Plummer
Bridge
Carroll Walker
Nona Morgan
Washington
Eleanor Dupuis
Mary White
Portsmouth
N. H
Nathan White
Zadec Carke
Jerry Casey
Annn Arbor
Mich
Herbert Diamond
Casey
Naval Hospital
Christian Endeavor Service at Harney
A special Christian Endeavor service will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran church Harney on Sunday evening February 15 at 730 oclock. Nearby residents Dorothy Shoemaker Leroy Strickhouser Charles Clutz Harry Clutz Arthur Masters George Patterson Kathryn Patterson Armour Leatherman Kenneth Benner Billy Patterson Walter Fissel Betty Fissel George Marshall Reginald Myers and others are mentioned in local visit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dorothy Shoemaker
Leroy Strickhouser
Littlestown
Robert Strickhouser
Elweoed
York
Charles Clutz
Keysville
Harry Clutz
Arthur Masters
Frizellburg
John Fream
George Patterson
Kathryn
Armour C. Leatherman
Kenneth Benner
Billy
Melvin Patterson
Walter Fissel
Betty
Gettysburg
George Marshall
Reginald Myers
Hanover
Dorothy Dix Says Parents Fail To See New Viewpoint
Dorothy Dix counsels that mothers who distrust all boys have harmed their daughters by eroding healthy male companionship. She notes social changes over twenty years, with women financially secure and men less driven to marriage, making platonic friendship more common. Petting remains dangerous, but casual companionship between young men and women can be safe and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Josephine
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Eleanor Atterbury
Tom
Sierra Steel
Pittsburgh
Poe
Goodwin
M Byembye
Mr. Goodwin
Macdonald
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lothario
Hugh Herbert
Legion Auxiliary
Trevilla Carlisle
Horace Thompson
America
Phil Linthicum
E. L. Norwood
Taneytown Kiwanians
Gaithersburg
Christian Endeavor Service
Warner Bros. Theatres
Martha Carol Raye
Bruce William Gargan
Dick Foran
Gty
Opera House
Siebel
Hopatong Cassidy
Aigo Chap
Don Winslow
The
Nays
Dean
Doan
Williamson
Rexall
Frederick, MD
Uncle Sam
Quaker City
North Market Street
American Standard Life Insurance Company of
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Odonnell
Dist
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West Church St. Frederick, Md
Valentines
Jule Sion
A Nees Momar
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