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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1935

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11

Montana Aid and Pascual Threaten Valley of the Dead

The Montana Aid and Brother Pascual confront Juan Silva in the Valley of the Dead. They seek guard status hoping to free Matto Rubina condemned to toil to death under General Estrada. Pascual is taken to a room, Montana confesses a price on his head, and Juan Silva agrees Montana wants all Rurales dead.

Montana Pascual Juan Silva Matto Rubina Aimenelf Estrada Juan Iva

El Reed Survives Mexico Valley Trial in Dark

In the Valley of the Dead the outlaw El Reed, aka Montana, endures a test of wit and nerve. Juan-Silva orders his crew to strip him and prepare a brutal trial in a locked room while three fresh prisoners are brought in for a brutal fight. Tomorrow promises a battle in the thick dark.

Mexico Juan-Silva Montana Safior el Reed Valley of the Dead Gringo Harper & Brothers

Winfield Dramatic Club rehearses for March play night

Winfield Circuit Dramatic Club members met at Harold Goodwin’s home Friday for a rehearsal ahead of a March production. Guests and attendees include Pearl Conaway Helen Pickett Barbara Waltz Adalene Jenkins Clara Barnes Kathryn Wright Ida Barnes Burmell Jenkins Everett Wright and others. Local residents shared weekend visits and noted community events at Westminster Johns Hopkins and Mount Airy.

Maryane Waltz Emily de Vries Freedom Elmer Jenkins Baltimore Alice Jenkins Sykesville Tony Fleming Joseph Eyler Westminster

Choice Of Two Attacks By Wm E McKenney Secretary American Bridge League

Commentary on a bridge hand sent by Earl Bryan of Lakewood Ohio notes two attack options a squeeze and an end play. West may overcall two hearts, Souths five spades is optimistic, and a three diamonds overcall could better direct leads. The article outlines a double dummy end play and a safer squeeze to win while detailing dummy discard benefits and forceful heart and diamond sequences.

WM. E. McKenney American Bridge League Earl Bryan Lakewood West North South

The Night Is Young and Other Shows at City Theaters

Theater listings note Tiyalt Vienna with Hs Imperial Opera in The Night Is Young at the Tivoli, plus Evelyn Baye and Ramon Novarro in A Trip Through The Studios. Baby LeRoy teams with W C Fields in The Old Fashioned Way at the Opera House, and Frederick Will Rogers appears in The County Chairman at the Frederick Theater with You Bring The Ducks and newsreels.

Tiyalt Vienna Hs Imperial Opera Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer Tivoli Theater Oscar Hammerstedt II Sigmund Romberg Evelyn Baye Ramon Novarro

Social Notes From New Market Area Visit Dates

Mrs Virginis Bartlett of Baltimore visited Mrs B Burgess on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Howser of Lanham spent overnight with Mr and Mrs Wm EB Falconer. Mr and Mrs Carl Kintz and Miss Christine Hints visited relatives near New Windsor Friday. Edgar Stevens and friend from Maryland University were home last weekend. Miss Ray Glanville and Edith Garner of Baltimore were weekend guests of Mrs Olive Sponseller. Mr and Mrs L Ray Hoff visited New Windsor Saturday. John H Collins of Hampton Va left for Savannah Ga and Jacksonville Fla to bring his wits and son back. Mrs Collins has been visiting her mother in Jacksonville since Xmas. Mr and Mrs Harry Zimmerman of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Zimmerman of Mt Airy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A J Zimmerman. B C Burgess visited in Baltimore Sunday.

New Market Baltimore Olive Sponseller L. Ray Hoff New Windsor dJohn H. Collins Hampton Savannah Jacksonville Florida Collins Harry Zimmerman Frederick Frank Zimmerman Dewey Zimmerman Mt. Airy A. J. Zimmerman B. C. Burgess

Celebrate 38th Anniversary of Mountain City Council

Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a 38th anniversary banquet and dance at United Fire Company hall Tuesday evening with nearly 300 attendees. Guests from Baltimore Hillsdale Ellicott City Walkersville Hagerstown and Williamsport attended. State councilor Estelle Smith and staff officers spoke. ex state councilor Howard M Albaugh served as MC as Simmons orchestra played for the dance.

Mountain City Sons and Daughters of Liberty United Fire Company Hall Baltimore Hillsdale Ellicott City Walkersville Hagerstown Williamsport Estelle Smith Howard M Albaugh Simmons Orchestra

Baked Beans As Party Dish From Washington Kitchen

A guidance piece on hosting, suggesting a Sunday supper with one hot dish one cold dish and a bean centered cold cuts tray. It shares a long baked beans recipe using navy beans, pork, onion, molasses and mustard, plus advance prep tips and a sample menu for breakfast lunch and dinner.

Mary E. Dague NEA Service Washington

Western dust storm severs air travel across plains

A northwest gale whipped topsoil across western Nebraska Kansas eastern Colorado and the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles creating one of the worst dust storms in years. Transcontinental air mail between North Platte Nebraska and Cheyenne Wyoming was abandoned while Western Air planes struggled to land at Amarillo Texas. Visibility was severely reduced and farmers feared damage to wheat as wind gusts reached 65 miles per hour in Nebraska.

Kansas City Nebraska Kansas Colorado Texas Oklahoma Panhandles Teras Panhandle North Platte Neb Cheyenne Wyo Amarillo

Eastern penhandle to hold youth conference at Shepherd College

The older boys and girls group from the Eastern penhandle announce their annual youth conference at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia on March 15 and 16. Dr W H S White and the student body provide campus facilities for the event. The conference centers on open forum and recreation with discussions on I Myself and Me covering politics careers genetics heredity living and youth radicalism. Invitations welcome youths over seventeen to participate.

Eastern Penhandle Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va W. H. 8. White

Relieve Constipation with E Z Tablets Tip

A friendly health tip promotes E Z Tablets for constipation relief. The ad claims one or two tablets ease bilious feelings from intestinal fatigue, noting mild effects and general well being with a 60 count bottle advertised at drug stores.

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