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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1938

Page

8

Asey Mayo Faces Murder Maze On Cape Cod

Asey Mayo probes Merna Lorne's death as Pam Frye and Roddy Strutt join a tense hunt. Tim Carr and Tim's warnings intersect with Ambergris smuggling, a barn fire, and looming danger around Aaron Frye as suspicion spreads and motive fragments emerge.

Asey Mayo Cape Cod Yester Dor Merna Lorne Pam Frye Asey Merina Jack Lorne Tim Carr Frye Roddy Scrut Sack Pegsy Boone En Arcs Bern Tim Pem Aaron Frye Aaron Lorne House Timothy Hanson Lorne Gran Galahad Marina Lnan Pam the Biffer Pink Arveth Strutt Carveth Post Office Roddy Dr. Cummings Strutt Asev Reddy Menacin Cummings Betsey Porter Colesright

Local Social Notes From Copperville and Nearby Areas

Copperville notes show visits among residents from Clemsonville to Taneytown and Hagerstown with multiple family gatherings. Mentions open house at Pipe Creek Park on May 29 with Baltimore Mayor Jackson and Taneytown Junior band. Memorial Day address delivered by Sen. Millard E. Tydings. Also a kerosene fire tragedy reported and a line noting Savernake’s land claim of 4,000 acres.

Virgie Hess Otterdale Lloyd Bollinger David Forney J. Pipe Creek Park Jackson Baltimore Taneytown Wilbur Fair Emory Bowers Johnstown Charles Bowers Millard E. Tydings

Film Tricks and Actor Nerves on a Hollywood Set

A June Hollywood report notes stunt work behind the Robin Hood scenes, with arrows eased by cork jackets and shielded arrows, and praises stuntmen and Hill for realism. It also covers accents, smoking habits of Greta Garbo and others, and recollections of Will Rogers and Irving Thalberg about credit and temperament.

Paul Harrison SEA Service Hollywood Ae Ahrees Fae Yadied Bas Tne Agyasy Ratnote Une Wiens Revesuke Destructive Wiens Hake Aren Stemer Dignanty Howard H Hill Rathbone Will Rogers Irving Thalberg Credi

Sam's Creek Social Notes From Wakefield Area

June visits by Mr and Mrs Paul and others including Mr and Mrs Edgar Erb Mrs Norman Heiner and daughter Xani and Mrs George spent a day with Mr and Mrs Os Mr and Mrs Harvey Martin in Wakefield Sterling Craw visited a few days and daughter of Mr and Mrs Leighton Schneider is confined with bronchial pneumonia but improving Mildred Horning and Mrs Elton Wright visited Mrs and Mrs George Miller Mrs C L Alexander daughter Helen and Oden Eyier spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Lee Creamer and daughter in Wakefield Ethel Shine spent a day in Washington DC

Sam’s Creek Sam's Creek Paul Jin Yates Cistle Warner Edgar Erb Norman Heiner Xani George Harvey Martin Mildred Horning Elton Wright George Miller C. L. Alexander Helen Oden Eyier Lee Creamer Wakefield Ethel Shine Washington, D. C

Ethelreda Leopold Named Gold Digger Headliner

Hollywood charm queen Ethelreda Leopold, chosen from the Gold Diggers in Paris chorus, will appear in New York and Paris with the film opening. She earned high marks for beauty and talent, is 21, Chicago born, 5 feet 4 inches, 108 pounds, blond with blue eyes, lives unmarried with three others, and handles her own hair and nails.

Bill Porter George Searbo Hollywood Ethelreda Leopold Paris New York Chicago

Overtaking A Winning Trick In A Duplicate Bridge Hand

Dr Henry J Vogel of New York topped a Laurelton Bridge Club duplicate hand by overtaking a winning trick with the other hand’s winner, a bold play amid vulnerable sides. The hand featured King of clubs, heart queen leads, and a diamond danger, with East defending and West cashing two diamond tricks as the spread for six odd unfolded.

Henry J. Vogel New York Laurelton Bridge Club North East West Declarer

Memorial Day observance in Taneytown features Senator Tydings address

Memorial Day events drew 2 000 to 3 000 in Taneytown with a parade led by Chief Marshal Bord and four bands. Senator Millard E Tydings gave the principal address at the Reformed church cemetery, followed by remarks from Dr C N Benner and the singing of America by the William F Myers band. Other civic groups and Scouts participated in the observance and related community notes followed.

Taneytown Millard E. Tydings Reformed Church Cemetery Lewis S. Bord Company H Maryland Nasonal Guards Legion Posits Uniform Bank Knights of Pythi

Weekend social notes across several towns in Pennsylvania and Maryland

The column lists weekend visits and gatherings of residents from Baltimore Reading Philadelphia and York including Mr and Mrs Noranin Reis Mrs Charie om and many others. Events span Memorial and Decoration Day visits and a Junior O of F band festival with strawberry and ice cream social on June 4 featuring local hosts and attendees in Taneytown and surrounding areas.

Angela Kuhns Etry Edwant Adelspe Wilken Adespeger Petadelphia Alvin Morro Detrons HI Ketters Irvin Morris York Street Bethel P. Church Detroit Inven Morry Stith Asan Wealy Presbyterian Church Beta D. W. Bowersox Carliste Augustus Morelock I. O. O. F. Hall William Nall Wilmer Sttss Electrical School Washington, D.C Evnene Nall Nall John Smith Allen York Pa Sue Williams Walter A Bower Hom James Snyder Mel Kuntry Rural Woman's Snyder Taneytown, Jr Fei Jr. LO. O. PF

Community notices from Taylorsville church and gatherings

June 6 report of June 12 children's service at Taylorsville Church at 2 PM. Mary Byers was guest of Miss Florence Brown. Mr Ancr, Mrs Trt Onihe $28 Lo. Miss Ps wees-ed Mrs Joan. Mr and Mrs Dalton Hara Bal- Ore hosted visitors. Barnes family, Abe Hood, and others mentioned visiting, with social events at Mt Airy and Baltimore. Ultra violet rays noted as invisible but visible via fluorescent screens.

Taylorsville Taylorsy Taylorsville Caurch Mary Byers Florence Brown Ancr Onihe Joan Dalton Hara Bal- Ore 2 Barnes Te Sters and Verte Paweth Thomas Hoffman Wingeidare Hood Westminsend Jesse Hood T Ssers Frank Msers Mt Airy

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