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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
11
The Tivoli begins its summer schedule with a slate of attractions including The Ghost Parade and Yough Donovan's Kid at New York City underworld set pieces. Ruth Chatterton stars in The Right to Love at City Opera House with Paul Lukas and David Manners in supporting roles.
A jagged program listing mystery thriller and western plots for next week at Marylord theater. Manager W. B. Mishreseer presents Dates including The Dae? preeratr and The Rose of the Rio Grande with stars Jove Bens and Myrna Lor. Also shows Lewis Stone in a May comedy and other acts listed in a varied program.
Muriel, a dazzling social figure in New York at the St Wilbraham, calls a lover from Willow Stream and flirts with danger. Her bold mornings, phone calls, and dangerous car stunts reveal a life of glamor and trouble as Liane confronts a revealing encounter on Willow Stream Main Street.
Liane wanders through crowded streets haunted by her mother's fierce objection to Van Robard. She recalls a recent confrontation about his influence and struggles with loyalty, romance, and social expectations as she searches for truth and a way home.
The Tivott offers the comedy Kiki with Mary Pickford and Reginald Dewey plus The Milky Way and Drapery Night as attractions. San Francisco locale promises insuitate sequences in The Malt Falcon starring Bebe Daniels arriving on July 4. A daring enchantress and crime gang drama headline the bill with other acts and adventures.
Corey F Staubitz of Sykerville faced a perjury charge in Weld Fer Grand Jury proceedings. He was jailed on information from William H. Smith of Sykesville after taking out a marriage license to marry Smith’s estranged wife. The ceremony did not occur. Staubitz bonded $250 for November Circuit Court appearance in Carrow County.
A survey outlines medical expenditures by income level, with total annual costs: medicines and supplies near 8700,000,000. hospitals 550,000,000. dentists 400,906,002. nurses 12,906,000. public health 85,000,000. and other professions. It notes wide income-related differences, with high spenders, and estimates national illness costs including lost earnings. The report cites studies on frequency and duration of illness, average days lost, and common ailments such as bronchial, digestive, throat diseases, and childhood illnesses.
Mt Airy July social roundup lists Mr and Mrs Bros Shipley hosting guests, and Linwort and Willam with granddaughter Wma Jane Anderson in Baltimore. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Roscoe Thompson in Manchester, Miss Fanny Dorsey in Philadelphia, and Miss Dorothy Hobbs visiting Solowson’s. Mrs Dorenthy reports fishing well, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Poole-Grtewick spent time with Att. and Mrs. Wilsons. Margaret Rowman visits with Mrs Albert Remsbers. Kirg from Baltimore at American University saw his sister Elsie Muen and Mr King returning home after a ten-day stay with Norwoods. Guild of St James met at Mrs M E Pearce’s home. Myre A C Stem to attend. Dr Van Posie treated Dayer’s fractured arm. Kemptown’s wrist fracture noted during unloading at local factory. Eva Burness remains bedbound but improving slowly. Amy Wasene returned from two-week Washington visit with relatives and Carl Dodson. Charles and Helen were visiting Jats parents in New York State and left by car. Raymond Brantendale and family occupy a newly furnished home after North-area work.
Taneytown events note services held at St Josephs Catholic Church and interment near Philadelphia. A fire company responded Saturday to an incident at Dome of Mr and Mrs Keeney and Durst in Pear Town. victims and attendees listed include Vernon Crouse, Marr Stover, Sarah Albough, Koontz, and Paul Koonte.
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