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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
8
Rex Alvore returns from a round trip to America with fear of blindness and insists on a staged divorce from Laurie to pursue a Pacific flight. Laurie pushes for independence and hints at informing Albert, while both navigate jealousy, deceit, and a looming final act. Laurie invites Rex to perform one favor before parting.
Laurie Moore contemplates separation from Rex Moore as Rex’s colleague Mr. Albery presses for companionship at Gretton. A tense conversation unfolds about marriage strain, suspected infidelity, and a plan to visit the bungalow amid looming flight duties. Lauria faces a troubling decision as a “strange offer” looms tomorrow.
A critique of The San Luca by Cilete Ofenre praises its gentle, nomadic life. The French artist couple travel Europe by boat and horse to paint and exhibit, living frugally while funding trips through sales. The book, charming yet subversive, unsettles the workaday reader. Published by Simon and Schuster.
The seventh Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company carnival will run August 1 to 3 with an afternoon ball game and evening dances on opening day. Day two features a special program and Saturday hosts a hook up contest for visiting fire companies at 3 PM, with a long cup for the winner. Chicken and ham dinners will be served, and proceeds fund the Hyattstown fire department.
Mrs Ralph Bellamy born in June. Darl ton Ohio was her home town. She met the actor while on stage in Rochester New York during a summer stock season. Bellamy started acting at 14 and values humor and generous understanding as key traits for a wife.
New York July 27 Henry P Fietcher Republican national committee chairman is slated to speak on WEAF NBC at 7 15 p m Monday from Washington on Fundamental issues in the Making Transmissions from Wimbledon are used for WEAF NBC at 9 30 and 11 a m Monday and Tuesday A report on Janis of the stage who was injured in an automobile accident notes a broken collar bone and facial injuries and hospital care plus a radio schedule lineup across WEAF WABC and other stations with various programs and time slots.
Creagerstown July 27 event held at Pan Shop House with master presiding. Programs included Harvest Reading, Talk Up and Express Yourself by Mary Hull, duet by Ruth Hawner and Virginia Reech, Ida Hofmaster reading, and a playlet The Train to Mauro led by Mrs Nevin. Recreation contests featured Whitie Steam won by Charles Stull, Flames On the Range motion contest won by the Reds led by Frances Hubbard, and a passing chair relay. About 19,009,000 Christmas trees are cut from local woodlands each December.
Heavy dew and cloud cover cooled the area, ending the long heat wave that began July 9. Showers Friday reduced temperatures to about 82 degrees with overnight low near 63. Humidity remains high, forests fires few, and relief seen as a temporary respite before warmth returns.
Parents of Fred Hyett Jr. from Stuart Virginia rushed to Brunswick County after a shooting at a Brunswick scene as police tried to take him into custody for charges. The injured teen lay in a serious condition with a chance of recovery if no complications arise.
A group of children in The Times story rally to free Duncy trapped beneath a rock. They debate moves, seek help from a nearby seaman, and try various ideas while Duncy remains hopeful. The seaman eventually assists, but admits the task is difficult as night begins to fall.
In Frederick County citizens debate the federal stop to direct relief after November 1. Local names Parsons Newman Jen Pitzer Thomas Chapline Charles Wertheimer E. Charles Renn Vernon Feaga weigh impacts on taxpayers and welfare agencies. One cites hardship if funds end. others urge local units to take over while some favor abandoning aid to spur work. Noting national wheat shipments, the piece links broader policy to local feelings.
Elkton Maryland will require removal of marriage information signs by August 5. The Gretna Green area bans such boards, replacing them with an ordinance permitting ads on other subjects. Enforcement covers Elkton city limits. highway signs outside depend on State Legislature action.
Lovettsville July 27 Mrs Hoskinson of Leesburg and Miss Anna Evans visit their brother N Evans. Mrs Robert Bream and brother-in-law Mr Bream of Ohio spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs P S Grove. Mrs Theodore Cooper and infant Gary Theodore return from Frederick City Hospital. Home Demonstration group was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs W Lindsey. Misses Peart Teressa and Blanche McKinney tour the continent with California as destination, visiting Loustone Park. Miss Margaret Hickman of Leesburg accompanies them. Mr and Mrs Schufflette of Washington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W Brown. Mr Charles Snyder of Ohio...
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