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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1936
Page
3
Carol Torrance receives a strange report about a local school term, describing the drama around a woman named Melly and her family. The fragment hints at personal conflicts and artistic plans, with references to a mother and a child in a small community.
Carol debates leaving Meredith for Broadway or Hollywood while Pat faces his own dreams to write or stay. They weigh love, ambition, and the pull of small town life as the trio grapples with future plans, money, and the fear of losing what matters. The mood mixes longing with candid talk about art, class, and stability.
Charles E. Senft and Lewis Cohen sue a Groff partner over an account balance of 230. Ibert So Brown represents the plaintiff in a case against Lucy Wachter and Ralph Wachter seeking ratification of a house sale of 5700 dollars with 400 paid. the matter involves heirs of Charles W Wachter and a real estate transfer in Circuit Court.
A property sale at 1222 North Market Street records transfer from Elizabeth Cannan and others to Mr and Mrs Wattee To Hetey Tie. The deed notes a sale price under four thousand five hundred dollars and totals uncertain due to garbled names and terms.
In a Friday session Magistrate Milton Go Unier Jr presided over a case where Frank Lowe was found not guilty of use or display of a weapon following a dispute near Church and Fase streets. The trial featured testimonies from McDaniel, Johnson, and officers. Lowe claimed memory gaps due to intoxication and a possible stroke.
Philip Wincbrower, also known as Mr Winebrewer formerly of Frederick and manager of the A C Krumm Macnaroni Company in Philadelphia, was elected president of the National Macaroni Manufacturers Association at its annual convention in Philadelphia. Derr sentenced July 19 in Lancaster County for larceny and felonious entry. alias Jesse Deal Derr and Johnny Derr. long record. teamster. Ambergris used in perfumery is a concretion formed in the intestines of whales.
Chief of Police Allen Barigls reports that Jere Derr, 51, a well known Frederick character, has been sentenced to long term imprisonment. The act followed a formal court proceeding in Pennsylvania for the alleged offenses.
Four year old Tommie Mond shines confuses nurse and twice tries to hide his twin Fraymond after a fall from a second story stair. A nurse spots the figure through a window then finds Tommie beneath a flower box. He refuses to admit Fraymond is his brother, insisting he is Tommie.
Washington report cites seven fundraisers and aides alleging removal over political activity. Deputy administrator Aubrey is named amid claims of reprisals and political retaliation. Government officials warn Washington authorities may be unable to prevent further conflicts as scrutiny grows.
Court notice lists multiple marriage licenses including David Ro Orinaen and Edith Brece nd both of Pennsylvania, and Ralph Wilkinson with Thelma Tait of Washington. Also shows several property transfer actions with named grantors, spouses, and cash considerations in county records.
Sheriff Roy M. Wither said two more persons connected to a poultry theft ring operating between Frederick county farms and Baltimore markets have been arrested. A couple, Mr and Mrs Ernest Jenkins, were detained near Linganore creek and handed to Winchester authorities. A sister and her partner are said to have been captured in Winchester as part of the same thefts. Roughly a thousand turkeys are believed stolen from local farms, with the four suspects held as primary culprits.
A Mt Airy parade drew hundreds of residents as firemen and civic groups marched past the town, with The Carder Club winning first prize for decorating autos. Revelers attended concerts and a carnival featuring exhibits by local merchants and food booths.
A reader survey in Frederick gathers opinions from Grayson Jt Staley and others on the cost to drive per mile. Estimates range from about two to three cents for older cars to roughly three to thirteen cents for modern autos, with variables like car age, maintenance, and driver behavior influencing the final figure.
At the mayoral mansion in New York City athletes and religious speakers addressed large crowds about civic pride and community faith, drawing diverse residents and supporters.
A watermelon party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Pauline Withide near Frederick. Games entertained attendees including Bette Sue Winger Ruth Wiles Catherine Teall Margaret Ramstries Mildred Hull Violet Ramabute Deis Nikitk Bara Wilhide and others.
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