Night trip to Half Moon Bay ends with vanished gear
Sharon and Harvey Goodwin race to a coastal cabin fleeing a crucial shipment. They find the cabin open and all Sierra Steel gear missing, signaling a bold, dangerous turn in their covert operation. Edda stands as a wary observer to the unfolding scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Half Moon Bay
Sharon
Tom Stafford
Goodwin
Pavlos
Pavia
Harvey
Tom
Edda
Harvey Goodwin
Sierra Steel
Louse Quip Sparks Censor Talk in Eagle Squadron
Hollywood note reports a scene in Eagle Squadron where a scrambled Burns line prompts censors to weigh the use of the word louse. Jon Hall improvised a jab at Nigel Bruce with a Robbie Burns reference while the script notes address Hays Office objections to a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Squadron
Jon Hall
Nigel Bruce
Robbie Burns
Hays Office
Burns
Hollywood notes on taxes spur rush to finish films
The article surveys industry chatter about Mary Scott breaking into films and Gene Tierney testing for Rings on Her Fingers while studios brace for tax time. It notes a flurry of activity in cuts, labs, and effects as March 2 inventories loom and March 3 production restarts, with Barrymore seeking financial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunet
Mary Scott
Gene Tiesney
Miss Scott
Gene Tierney
Hollywoods
Paulette Goddard
Margaret Hayes
Eleanor Powell
Sonja Henie
California
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Community Notes from Ladiesburg and Nearby Areas
Local social life highlights include Elsie Gross and family visiting Frederick's Lightner. Paul Saylor's clan with Bark Hill residents. Agnes Green visiting sister. Gloria June and Betty Jean Frock with Bowers in Hagerstown. Paul Baker's move to Fort Meade. Charles Butler visiting Frederick. Harold Gaver from Rockville visiting Gaver family. Hail Martin and family visiting New Windsor. Middleburg Ladies Aid met with eleven members and five new. Katherine Gross with Elwood Galladay visiting Gross parents. visitors at F H Birely included J S Smith and Mrs CC W Birely. Elwood Gross and Guy spent time with M Hummer in New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butler
Frederick
F. H. Birely
Elsie Gross
Jacob Hahn
Harold Gaver
Rockville
Frank Gaver
Hail Martin
New Windsor
Paul Saylor
Middleburg
Ladies’ Aid
Lola
Elwood Gross
Guy
M. Hummer
New Midway
Union Bridge News Briefs: nephew in Hawaii reports good health
Union Bridge residents receive updates from abroad as Billy Shank, Army Air Corps, writes of his good health from Hawaii after four weeks without contact. L. K. Birely improves at home in Feezersburg. Neal Bohn, son of Mr and Mrs Frank P Bohn, contracts measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Gordon Fogle
Billy Shank
Army Air Corps
Hawaii
L. K. Birely
Feezersburg
Neal Bohn
Frank P. Bohn
Mrs Hoff man returns home from Frederick City Hospital
Mrs G W Hoff man Sr is back home from Frederick City Hospital and recovering. Daughter Harriet, long hospitalized, oversees the home. Miss Peggy Crum visits her Frederick grandmother. Crum’s father, who lives near here on Herald goat farm, narrowly escaped a ditching accident on a daily trip to Frederick. his daughter rode with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side
G. W. Hoffman
Frederick City Hospital
Harriet
Peggy Crum
Frederick
Miss Crum
Herald Goat Farm
Love Alone Not Enough to Sustain Marriage Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues romance cannot sustain marriage without practical support. Love fades, and couples need income, shared interests, and social roots. Emphasizing a stable foundation, she notes affection must be paired with finances and common pursuits for lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Romeo
Dorothy DIX
Local notes on road mishap and several residents
Mrs. William Stevens of Washington reports an automobile was righted with help from a Mr. Myers and no injuries. Norman Ward of Silver Spring and Rockville visited on business. James Young Jr moves to Jeesburg to live with stepfather Otto Mullen. Grace Mifflin of Fort Royal visits Miss Lee Hawker. Wind storms caused minor damage to trees and a garage, Rev. Whiteing’s garage lifted but car unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
William Stevens
Washington
Norman Ward
Silver Spring
Rockville
James Young, Jr
Jeesburg
Otto Mullen
Grace Mifflin
Fort Royal
Lee Hawker
Taneytown Kiwanis hears Dr. Quay on Valentine Day meaning
Taneytown Kiwanis Club met at Sauble's Inn with 27 members 3 guests and 15 visitors. Rev Dr Paul M Quay Luther an church Westminster spoke humorously on Valentine Day stressing home as civilization’s core. Attendees included Mr Mrs Merle Ohler Luther Luckenbaugh and David Angell visiting from Chanute Field NL.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Sauble’s Inn
Ray Shipley
Homer Cooper
Emmitsburg Club
Kenneth Gilds
Robert W. Smith
Raymond Wright
Wallace Yingling
William B. Hopkins
Paul M. Quay
Merle Ohler
Luther Luckenbaugh
Hershey Arena
Hershey
David Angell
Chanute Field
Abbie Angell
York Street
New Bob Cats Invested at Cub Pack No 1 Meeting
At the Presbyterian Sunday school rooms Tuesday afternoon Cub Pack No 1 invested Joseph Bradshaw and Kenneth Troxell as Bob Cats and welcomed Paul Toms and Jackie Miller as new members. Stephen Langley ard Carson Kreh Charles W. Ross 4th and Eldridge Walsh assisted. Carol Hal ter won a book prize for punctuality. Bernard Davis received a Boy Scout trophy for his activity with Scouting and Cubbing. Motion pictures provide employment to nearly 200 000 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Joseph Bradshaw
Kenneth Troxell
Stephen Langleyard
Carson Kreh
Charles W. Ross
Eldridge Walsh
Paul Toms
Jackie Miller
Carol Halter
Local notes from Barnesville and area
Enlistees Ernest Lillard and Lawrence H Price Jr move through Fort Meade Bowman Field and Quantico Marines. Missionary society and Farm Bureau banquet attendees noted. Ten first aid course graduates listed along with residents visiting Mary land and Baltimore. Families and guests mentioned include the Lillard, Brown, Hays, Dixon, Wood, Phillip, Aud, Gleason, Phillips, Van Dem Bussche, and Hays households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Hilton
E. E. Dixon
Jerome Offutt
K S. Hays
Rebecca Lillard
University of Maryland
Herbert Dixon
Camp Croft
D. C
Camp Dix
N. J
Elsie Wood
Baltimore
Worth Wood
J. B. Phillip
Will Aud
Poolesville
Earl Gleason
Bruce Phillips
Col
C. F. van Dem Bussche
Leonard I. Hays
Nosegay pin releases patented perfume lapel accessory
A new patented lapel pin named nosegay hits the market. The design features a leakproof vial that diffuses perfume when worn, offering a wearable fragrance option.
Women Clubs Gather For Programs And Reports
Frederick county nurse Miss Janet Walker spoke at the Jug Bridge Homemakers Club at Wayside Inn on prenatal care and health staff support. Other clubs held meetings with readings, book reports, demonstrations, and plans for February activities. C. Yates McDaniel, AP correspondent, is reported missing after boarding ships at Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
Janet Walker
Frederick County
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Wayside Inn
Elmer E. Diana
Walker
Albert King
John Renn
Lilian Zimmerman
Thomas A. Edison
Katherine Nusbaum
Dixon
Lillian Zammerman
Herman Gubisch
John Engle
Harry Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Today In History and Birthdays and Notes
A sprawling historical digest lists birth and death dates for figures like George Peabody Octave Chanute and Oscar McIntyre, plus Supreme Court and political milestones such as Chisholm v Georgia and the Know Nothing convention. It also catalogs today’s birthdays, horoscopes, local society notes, and community events from Keymar and nearby towns with personal visits, meetings, and Red Cross class progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Chanute
Chicago
Engiineer
Wright Brother
France
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
McKinley
Mansfield
Conn
Louis C Tlfany
New York
Charles M Sehwahstrelman
Williamsburg
Arthur F Goodrich
New Britain
Oscar Odd) McIntyre
Plattsburg, Mo
Georgia
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
U. S
Fort Sumter
National Real Estate Association
Nashville
Tenn
Lee de Forest
Germany
Golden Gate International Exposition
Treasure Island
Cal
Wendel L. Willkie
Elmwood
Ind
Richard Stanislaus Edwards
U.S. N
Pennsylvania
Edward Arnold
New York City
Joseph P. Harris
Univ. of California
Sulphur Springs
N. Ie
Homer Folks
Hanover
Mich
Jimmie Durante
Robbing W. Barstow
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Glastonbury,Conn
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Greece
Detour Homemakers Club Meets at Miss Shorb Home
The Detour Keynville Homemakers Club met at Miss Wallie Shorb's home on a Wednesday evening. Twenty five members and two visitors attended the meeting. Mrs Donald Harner joined the club. A demonstration on the use of milk was presented.
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Mee
Carroll Willhide
Mee Clebaugh
Charles Dougherty
Frank Alexander
Keysville
George Koons
Keymar
D. B. Relfsnider
Bertha Dorsey
E. L. Harner
Baltimore
William Albaugh
Philadelphia
Mer
Lester Troxell
Yvonne Mentzer
Keynville
Wallie Shorb
Donald Harner
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Dennis
Goodwins
Mr. Goodwin
Turing
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Star
Apa
Ladiesburg
Cubs Invested
Barnesville
Braddock Club
Braddock Women’s Club
Luther Mahoney
Red Cross
Roy Cline
Roy Shaffer
Jefferson Club
David Fry
Jefferson Women's Club
Roy Remsberg
Elmer Guyton
Mary Hine
Edgar Thomas
Lloyd C. Douglas
Evelyn Horine
Nina Marriotte
Ralph Culler
Douglas Hemp
Remsberg
Victory Gardens
M'Daniel
Betsy-Ross Spinets
W. Albert C. Palmer
Quaker City
North Market Street
Croft
Sharpe, Queen and
Cambridge
Rose Point
Kemsberg , Jovuleyne
KEY Hotel Bldg
George Peabody
Egher Barking House
Atlantic
Peabody
Mass
London
J. P. Weybright
Margaret
Hagerstown
Carroll Cover
BE. H. Koons
Norman Diller
Jimmie
Charles Diller
Marguerite Gaither
LeRoy Irving
E. P. Irving
E. D Diller
James Warren
Wilbur Miller
Feesersburg
George Devilbiss
Westminster
Guy Warren
James War‘ren
Amelia Pitzer
Ruth
Paul Pitzer
Biglervilly R. D
Lee McCauslin
Margaret Wilhide
M. J. Wilhide
Lulu Biiely
Beb
Gey Opera House
Anu the
Eran A
Alice Fayg
Joan Payne
Ame
Carmen Miranda de Cesar Roweng Expicts Technicolor
Laurel and Hardy
Warner Bros. Theatres
Frederick, Md
Donald Duck
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Ruth Warrick
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