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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
2
The new styles show a seaside pleat emphasis with pleated ruching and blue crepe. A sleeveless dress pairs with a surprising jacket and long crossback. The overall look features graceful draping, evening sandals, and striking greens and blues at social events.
The piece highlights a two piece cape suit in black and yellow with a jaunty cape jacket adding youth and chic, plus a plain one piece dress in French spun yarn. It notes draped and tailored necklines, suede details, and bold patterns from Mexican or Indian influences, with travel and sport wear emphasized for late winter to spring wardrobes.
Frank Grahame and Ortega travel toward a foretold island base as tensions surface. Grahame contemplates joining Ortega, weigh his options, and the pair discuss safety, pay, and possible work at Ortega’s hacienda while a gunboat patrol looms offshore.
Grahame muses on Janice while pursuing a mystery along Quintana Roo coast. A plane crash danger and a rumoured revolutionary weapon shipment deep in jungle territory lead to tense confrontations with Ortega and hidden cargo.
January Woodsboro P T A session lists attendees and program items. The program includes a musical selection by Amette Gardner, a recitation by Mrs. John Drennine Long, and a recital of Song The Skiess by Rev Mr Shafer.
The record lists attendees for the next meeting including Mrs Owen Dorser and Mrs Dayhod along with the benediction by Rev Mr Shatter. The exact roles and agenda are not specified in the fragment.
Samuel Insull, former Wimues executive, lies in a frightened state in his Athens apartment awaiting a decision on whether his stay will be extended. A medical commission appointed by the Interior Minister will review his condition with Insull’s doctors to determine travel permission. If required, Greece may prolong his stay indefinitely. Nearby, the Interior Minister also cites currency issues in Shensi province, noting paper money is printed on cloth due to counterfeiting concerns.
University of Town is protesting to Sam Barry after two top freshmen basketball prospects reportedly left for the University of Southern California. The piece notes a party with numerous prizes in bridge and pitch, plus a 1933 high school football dinner, and a long list of attendees and 31 tables at the event.
A reception in Emmitsburg honors Mr and Mrs James Louis Topper after their Wednesday morning wedding at St Anthony's Church. Attendees include local families such as the Whell and Topper clans, with guests listed and refreshments served. A second note mentions a January 28 birthday party for Mrs Dern and a Sodality card party at St Euphemia's hall, reported as successful socially and financially.
The Marchesa Elenora Somosa of Paris declares Glorious as she first sights California after leaving the state as a baby. California agrees with a similar sentiment as it greets her presence.
Jan 27 report notes Mr George C Hollan attended the Harrisburg stock show. Mr Ralph Cooley had his tonsils removed at the Washington Sanitarium on Friday and has returned home.
Fans and American Legion members react to Leopold Stokowski after his announced plan to play the Internationale, a communist song, at a youth concert. Supporters rally to Stokowski’s aid as tensions rise over political content in the program.
Mr and Mrs W W Hodges and family visited Mr and Mrs Charles Purdum at Highland Sunday with Miss Hodges and Mrs L A Ranneberger convalescing nearby. Mrs Newtown Wark and children from Darnestown were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Nicholson. Earle O Baker and children Marshal and Dorothy of Wi were guests of Mrs Jennie E Baker.
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