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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
10
The text centers on Alison Bede who accuses Deshne Sumera and her own claim about her father’s future. Mr Reda is drawn into the dispute as Alison fears for her father while contemplating an escape with a suitor named Guy Lumbey.
In a basement cafe Alison and UY confront the truth about a vanished husband and a letter that never reached her. He explains past medical practice amid a web of deceit as a wife runs a lover’s plot and financier scheme, leaving a haunted trail to England and a costly annuity.
Wisconsin report states a student pilot and two passengers died when their plane crashed from 200 feet near Chippewa Falls. Oscar Chapin, 40, and another passenger, were among the deceased. In New Jersey a solo flight ended fatally when Charles Macintosh, 30, crashed at Hightstown airport after stunting.
Sunday guests from Taylorsville include Mr and Mrs Joan Wolpert visiting Mr and Mrs Rovert Penn. Dorothy Barnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Triman Barnes, is confined to the house with the group. Mentions Mr and Mrs Roth Parves and other names in Westminster and Baltimore area.
A fragmentary clipping mentions George Scarbo with unclear surrounding names and numbers. The readable portion centers on a seemingly personal note or nonstandard entry without identifiable events or dates.
The article outlines declarer strategy in a six heart contract, urging counting and planning before playing. It reviews a specific hand where misreads and overcalls shape the defense, showing how careful line and discards influence winning tricks. Community notices follow with social events from Catonsville and Gumbland hosts, then a note on robins feeding in Stecoah North Carolina.
Heavy rain across Frederick County brought the heaviest one day total since 1934 with 0.90 inches Saturday, boosting soil moisture as rye and barley head, wheat ripens, and corn emerges. Cooler, cloudy weather followed with forecasts of warmer midweek, though drought concerns persist for a dry year.
The article notes the 1871 independence federation of Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica and its later dissolution. It mentions Nicoya secession to Costa Rica, Costa Rica’s 1924 stamps showing Nueva Province map and a landscape design.
The article notes Mr and Mrs Alen Ro Snuth and children along with Mrs Sm W Portenberry and the Smith family touring Irondale and Woodsboro visiting relatives. They traversed 825 miles by car praising improved roads and scenery, a trip they have made annually for seven years. Geologists estimate a large elephant eats about half a ton of hay daily and drinks 50 gallons of water.
The item lists numerous social visits and gatherings including Margaret Wut and Mrs. Thomas Bers hosting guests on Sunday, Truman Fransin and family in Baltimore, and Thelma Ingles under physician care. It notes parties at Mrs. Richard Bennett Jr.’s home, illnesses, guests from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and a program with readings and songs followed by refreshments.
Thomas Moore Sr returns home after a hospitalization at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. Rev and Mocs Howard Amos spent a day in Baltimore. Mrs Thomas Brers is suffering with a 5 cold. Mr and Mrs Lesiey Pooie Rand are mentioned in the note.
Washington lawmakers announce an official four member panel to study plans for a Washington Gettysburg Memorial Highway. Ex officio members include Roosevelt appointees and district officials. a $10,000 appropriation funds survey work after years of delay.
A historical note outlines Vey proposing a broader office setup including a secretary and additional clerical assistance to support administrative work and daily operations.
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