Stellar Film Leads Tivoli Three Day Run
Acclaimed by critics How Green Was My Valley heads a Tivoli lineup for Monday to Wednesday with Walter Pidgeon Maureen O Hara Donald Crisp Anna Lee and Roddy McDowall in the Welsh tale The Bugle Sounds with Wallace Beery Marjorie Main Lewis Stone Donna Reed and William Lundigan also screens Disney short The Art of Self-Defense. Saturday doubles feature Target for Tonight and A Date with the Falcon with George Sanders Wendy Barrie Monai Maris and Allen Jenkins plus cartoon Aloha Hoonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Was My Valley
Tivoli
Richard Llewellyn
Walter Pidgeon
Maureen Odara
Donald Crisp
Anna Lee
Roddy McDowall
Young McDowall
London
Huw Morgan
Morgans
Universal News
Beery
Wallace Beery
Universal
Falcon
RAF
George Sanders
the Falcon
Michael Arlen
Sanders
Wendy Barrie
Allen Jenkins
James Gleason
Monai Maris
Aloha Hooney
Today In History And Birthdays From Archives
A compact history page notes anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Mary Lyon born 1797 in Buckland Massachusetts and Victor Berger born 1860 in Austria, with deaths and milestones across 1680 to 1941 including explorations, railroads, and political events. Birthdays listed include Claude Wickard Geraldine Farrar and Admiral Pratt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lyon
New England
Buckland
Mass
Henry S. Foote
Mississippi
Farquie
Co. Va
George Lyman Kittredge
Harvard
Boston
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Austria
Michael M. Murphy
Yaleana Univ. of
Pennsylvania
Westboro
Sfass
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Newfoundland
England
Hennepin
la Salle
Upper
City Bank Farmers Trust Company of
New York
Farmers Fire Insurance and Loan Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Gur
Princeton
Col
Doniphan
Missouri
Sacramento
Mexico
Japan
US Supreme Court
North Atlantic
Claude R. Wickard
Carroll Co
Ind
U. S
Huenba. Butler
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Geraldine Farrar
Ridgefield
Mary A. Atwater
Shuttle-Craft Guild
Montana
Rock Island
Joseph W. Luppincott
Phila
Laws of nature perplexing and distrustful gaze
An observer notes how impressions waver between sympathy and discontent as the laws of nature resist easy understanding leading to excessive wariness and doubt in grasping natural meaning. The voice suggests patient, clear thinking over suspicion.
Women’s Clubs in Libertytown Hear Speakers on Gardens and Upward Trends
The Rural Women’s Club of Libertytown hosted two speakers at Mrs. F. L. Simpson’s home. Mrs. Guy Baker spoke on Victory Gardens and crop succession, while Miss Williams discussed Homemakers Problems and the nation’s upward trend. The club planned a $2.50 donation for defense sweaters and set March 11 for the next meeting with Mrs. R. A. Sneadner as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown Club
Rural Woman’s Club of
Libertytown
F. L. Simpson
Guy Baker
Unionville Club
Victory Gardens
Williams
Norris
R. A. Sneadner
New Market Club
New Market Homemakers’ Club
John Umberger
William Browning
W. W. Nicodemus
J. G. Shawbaker
New Market School
Pleasant Grove Club
Valentine Party Honoring Wayne Lockard Attended by Sykesville Guests
Mrs Holmes Lockard hosted a Valentine gathering with games and refreshments in Sykesville for her son Wayne. Attendees included Nancy DeVries Marcella Lawson Allene Brown Betty Ely Audrey Dixon Lou Ann Haight Stewart Hurline Walter Harry Ruggemer Ronald Forithman Lynn Wayne Lockard and Mrs Luther Haigat with Harry Weir. Mr and Mrs DeVries Hering hosted their bridge club Monday night. Mrs Emma Roberts attended a turkey dinner in Laurel with Sykesville guests Marion Prough Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett Jr and Mrs Albert Selby. Mr and Mrs Augustus R Selby and Nancy Selby of Germantown were guests of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Holmes Lockard
Wayne
Nancy DeVries
Marcella Lawson
Allene Brown
Betty Ely
Audrey Dixon
Lou Ann Haight Stewart Hurline
Walter
Harry Ruggemer
Ronald Forithman
Lynn
Wayne Lockard
Luther Haigat
Harry Weir
DeVries Hering
Emma Roberts
Laurel
Marion Prough
Richard Bennett, Jr
Albert Selby
Augustus R. Selby
Nancy Selby
Germantown
Local Social News Highlights From Baltimore Area
Household visits and gatherings feature Mrs Arthur C Brown and families visiting Hatfields in Baltimore Catonsville and Montgomery County. Mr and Mrs John Hett host a joint surprise birthday dinner with Parsley guests. Virginia Brandenburg listed as sick. Miss Shipley and Miss Nash weekend in Falls Church. Mary Elizabeth Melville travels from Baltimore to California after nursing program. Frances and Ida Jones dine with Mrs Leonard Burbank in Baltimore. Elmer Lee’s bridge club meets at Thurle Freeland’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C Brown
William Vernay
Patricia
Charles Humphrey
Elia Humphrey
Baltimore
Marion Muillinix
Catonsville
Willard R. Hatfield
John Hett
Montgomery County
William W Parsley
Sykesville
Thurle Freeland
Local Social Notes From York and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors from York and surrounding areas share weekend visits and travel updates. Mrs. Leslie Lind and family visit in York. Curtis Smith stays with his mother in Routersville. the Stitelys host relatives in Taneytown. Jacob Hahn and family move to Bruceville. Paul Baker reports to Camp Wheeler in Georgia. the Binkleys visit Linwood. Clary and Leidy families host in Thurmont. Dale Lind and Irene Ecker stay home with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Smith
Samuel Smith
Routersville, Pa
Harry Dougherty
Taneytown
Charles Stitely
Jacob Hahn
Charles Mehring
Bruceville
Paul Baker
Camp Wheeler
Della Leidy
Thurmont
Lola Binkley
Checkers
Binkley
Linwood
Henry Clary
Mary
Baltimore
Elwood Gross
Little Dale Lind
Irene Ecker
Come On, Danger at Frederick Theater Features Holt and Whitley
Frederick screenings present Tim Holt Ray Whitley and Frances Neal in Come On Danger with Holt of the Secret Service fifth episode cartoon Tortoise Beats Hare and a novelty Exploring Space Also notes Alabama iron ore output comprising about ten percent of US production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bring
Tim Holt
Ray Whitley
Frances Neal
Holt
Secret Service
Yankee Justice Triumphs In Picture Here
Arabian renegades face Yankee justice as Hopalong Cassidy invades deserts in Outlaws of the Desert at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday. William Boyd stars with Brad King and Andy Clyde. Jean Phillips is the rancher's daughter. Also shown are Winslow of the Navy, Rodeo Roundup, and Pathe News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopalong Cassidy
William Boyd
Brad King
Andy Clyde
U.S Army
Cassidy
Arabia
Jean Phillips
Winslow of
Lucille Ball
Opera House
Court News Property Deeds and Divorces
Property deeds show transfers by Frederick Motor Company to R Rush Lewis Laura Virginia Green to Mary E Schnebly Adrian L Martin to Blue Bell Farms Emma Bussard to John Derr and reverse. Gracie Gray to Ernest Gladhill and wife. Equity suits include Butler vs Butler for separate maintenance and three absolute divorce actions Barbera vs Barbera with FE Austin James as attorney.
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Frederick Motor Company, Inc
R. Rush Lewis
Laura Virginia Green
Mary E. Schnebly
Adrian L. Martin
Blue Bell Farms, Inc
Emma B. Bussard
John A. Derr
Emma M. Bussard
Gracie M. Gray
Ernest G. Gladhill
Albert Segaloff
Annie M. Mohler
Equity
Clara M. Butler
Harvey C. Butler, Sr
W. Jerome Offutt
Francis C. Lehigh
Walter S. Lehigh
E. Austin James
Zeva M. Barbera
Giovanni L. Barbera
Austin James
Complex daily word study lesson for vocabulary growth
A compact English lesson introduces the word complex as an adjective meaning complicated or intricate. It emphasizes correct usage and pronunciation guidance with example questions and notes on common misuses and spelling.
Ghost town film set in Arizona eyed by bidders
Hollywood correspondent describes Greg La Cava's Arizona location near Phoenix as a substantial, livable ghost town built for shooting. Offers from Allen the 78 year old prospector and Pima leader Bounding Elk seek the town, while La Cava plans to return it to Hollywood after filming. Jane La Cava and a rowdy horse scene underscore the quirky desert shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hollywood
Mervin Houser
Arizona Desert
Phoenix
Greg la Cava
Arizona
Greg
Irene Dunne
Pat Knowles
Ralph Bellamy
Gene Pallette
la Cava
Holly‘wood
Allen
Bounding Elk
Pimas
Jane la Cava
Jane
Minnie
Minnie Resists Greg On Set Causes Tension Behind Scenes
On set Minnie reacts negatively to Greg during animal scenes, often rising in uproar and causing disruptions. Without him present, Minnie behaves, but producers insist he should stay away while filming to keep the project moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milergic
Greg
Minnie
Local Notices From Lovettsville And Nearby Areas
Sunday visits mark social life in Lovettsville with friends while John Fleming and Sherman Fry head to Camp Lee. Roanoke College junior C M Beatty leaves for a Washington position as others, including H W Beatty and family, note weekends at Point of Rocks. Clarence Fry sustains arm injuries in farm accident and hospital care follows. Mr and Mrs James Myers bid farewell before Army induction. Etta Graham recovers from grippe, Edgar Graham stays home, and Taylor family returns to Baltimore after three weeks with the Warners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
L W. Fry
Jefferson
John Fleming
Sam Fleming
Sherman Fry
Camp Lee
C. M. Beatty
Roanoke College
Washington
H. W. Beatty
Point of Rocks
H. D. Beatty
Clarence Fry
Farm of
Hickman
Schnauffer Hospital
James Myers
Myers
Etta Graham
Edgar Graham
Mrs. Taylor
Baltimore
T. W. Warner
Mr. Taylor and Son
Warners
Dorothy Dix Says Recipe For Popularity Be Easy On Eyes
Advice from Dorothy Dix to teenage girls on dating. She argues popularity comes from being hard to get, not easy, and warns against being too available or dull. The piece blends her perspective with a satirical lampoon about allure, self-presentation, and attracting men across life stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Jug Bridge on Route 40 Faces Repair or Replacement
Frederick County residents in a Reporter s Quiz urge immediate action on the Jug Bridge closure on Route 40. Respondents highlight the bridge s importance to U S 40 and advocate repair or replacement, with suggestions including straightening approaches or building a new structure. One note calls for a temporary crossing if needed.
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Frederick County
Jug Bridge
U. S Route 40
State Roads Commission
Pad Watkins
New Market
Carroll S. Everhart
Frederick
D. R. Lease
McKaig
Clinton M. Schwartz
Sjamsville
George Crum
Raymond Keeney
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Nieuewoa
Green Was
My Valley
Tivoli Theater
Maureen O'Hara
Browningsville
Browningsville Homemaker's Club
Upton Gladhill
America
Mollie Gladhill
Louise Duvall
Tris Gladhill
Roy Weller
Ladiesburg
Leslie Lind
York, Pa
Leslie Lind, Jr
THE
Alabama
United States
A Home Loan Co
Court St
Yank Justice
Columbia Pictures
Ellery
Margaret Lindsay
Nikki Porter
Charley Grapewin
Inspector Queen
Wall Street
Nikki
Pathe News
Range Busters
Dick Tracy Vs. Crime, Inc
Court News
Paul Harrison
Paul Revere
Demiberi Jewelry
KEY Hotel Bldg
Jeanne
Bobby Jones
Keystone Paints
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Quaker City
North Market Street
Ohio
Africa
Piet
the Navy
Hesietaaen
Tom Tyler
Rob Steele
Dick Tracy V5
Crime, Inc
Warner Bros. Theatres
Ised
Jona Ford
Eerd
20Th Century-Fox
Phogeon
Maureen Ohara
Ronald Crisp
Moa Lee O
Robby McDowall
Jonn Lobes
Patric
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
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