Wheelbarrows and Things in the Octagon House Mystery
Asey and companions investigate a crime scene near Octagon House. Troopers question Shorty and O'Malley about a missing camera and an ambergris theft linked to Aaron Frye and a market of barrow carryings. Suspects include a tourist with a Jersey plate and a billy-wielding attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey Mezo
Cope
Pion
Et.bergrs
Neo Nes
Pam Frye
Asey
Ind
Para
Dure Island
O'Malley
Maley
Y Malley
Shorty
Aser
Timothy
Omalley
O’malley
Billy
Boy
Lorne’s
Aaron
Jack Lorne’s
Chatham
Indiana
Indiana Zar
Tim
Sean
Ool
Fred
Biffer
Aaron Frye
Omailley
Frye
Gran
Hanson
Lorne's
Strutt Boy
Octagon House
Barrows
Coffritts
Pioete
Arnold Tesle- Asey
Three Arrested Over Week-End Must Leave
Three out-of-town men held in Frederick jail after weekend run-ins were ordered out of town by Justice Bowlus. Walter Ambrose from Aberdeen was convicted of vagrancy. William Tesh from Winston-Salem and Luther Washington of Tuscarora were convicted of drunkenness and ordered to depart. Other cases saw traffic charges dismissed for Roger Rothenhoefer and Eugene Doody after a street collision, with damages settled, and Wilson Gordon and Matthew Nation forfeiting appearance collateral for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Justice Emmert
Bowlus
Walter Ambrose
Aberdeen
Frank Dorsey
William Tesh
Winston Salem
N. C
Luther Washington
Tuscarora
Frederick Straley
Trafic
Roger S. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Eugene Doody
East Second
East Streets
George Hoffman
Rothenhocier
Doody
Officer Hofffman
Wilson Gordon
Hollywood exodus and Toluca Lake rise in star migration
Hollywood movers retreat to Toluca Lake then spill into the San Fernando Valley as stars and execs seek space and privacy. Richard Arlen leads a parade to a promised land, while frontiersmen return to town with new mansions and parcels in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica hills, Holmby Hills, and Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu Beach
Richard Arlen
Hollywood
Toluca Lake
Casiles
Pickfair
Recters
San Fernando Valley
Robert Taylor
Barbara
Stanwyck
Santa Monica Hills
Beverly Hills
Coldwater Canyon
Bette Davis
Robert Armstrong
Ginger Rogers
Jimmy Cagney
Dick Powell
Bel 2
Sonja Henie
Warnes Baxter
Collier Moore
Bed Burns Ames
Elemies
Wattar Ios
Sol Wurtzel
Baxter
Miss Moore
Westwood
Brentwood
Loretta Young
Jane, Withers
Fred Bartholomew
Donald Woods
Hunt Stromberg
Edward Arnold
Claire Trevor
Holmby Hills
Constance Bennett
Norman Tayrog
Joan Bennett
Lola Scarbe Porter Family Duo Back in Spotlight in Sister Act
Lola Porter joins vaudeville with Gus Edwards revue after Broadway hits and a long hiatus. Rosemary and Priscilla Lane adopted the Lane name, toured with Fred Waring, radio, then Varsity Show and Hollywood, with Lola a torch singer and Priscilla a comedienne. Now they work together again in Sister Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbe
Lola
Gus Edwards
Rosemary
Priscilla
Lane
Fred Waring
Hollywood
Social visits from Uniontown to Westminster and more
June reports of neighborhood visits across Sam's Creek Uniontown Unionville Westminster and Baltimore. Families including Sherfey Warmer Garver Miller Barr Conaway and Crawmer share evenings and afternoons at relatives homes. Sterling Crawmer returns to work after illness while Phiilis Schneider shows improvement from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Paul Sherfey
Uniontown
Clyde Warmer
Wilbur Garver
Unionville
Orval Warnerz
Ezra Miller
Horace
Westminster
George Miller
Miller
Charles Barr
Fella Conaway
Hilda
Grace
Earl Warner
Orval Warner
Wilbur
Sterling Crawmer
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Miriam Schneider
Waller Crawmer
Jordan
Belny
Stars Build Homes Worth About Fifty Thousand Dollars
Irene Dunne, Robert Montgomery, Joe Penner, Claudette Colbert and Charles Butterworth recently completed homes valued around $50,000 not counting land and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dunne
Robert Montgomery
Joe Penner
Claudette Colbert
Charles Butterworth
Thurmont Dues and Births Mark Thurmont Parish Meeting
Thurmont on June 14 reports the Ladies' Bible class reorganizing with officers and group chairmen. News notes include graduates, visitors, births, illnesses, and local visits. A street survey for a senate use is started under John B. Funk with WPA plans anticipated for Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Thurmont
United Brethren Sunday School
Ross Eigenbrode
William Ridenour
Tone Fry
Howard Hahn
Florence Holland
John Gall
Esther Forney
Bertha Stull
Bower
Roy Frushour
Ross Ejigenbrode
Edgar Liday
Harold Fury
Mildred Gall
Glenn Lewis
Lantz
University of Maryland
Alpha Zeta National Honorary Agricultural Fraternity
Theta Chi
National Social Fraternity
Rossburg Club
Grayson R. Shaffer
William Harbaugh
Margaret Firer
Thomas Fogle
D. A. Firer
Bennett Pittinger
Baltimore
S. B. Bennett
Ed Currens
Sykesville
M. J. Albaugh
William Firor
Athens
David Firor
George F. Gross
Grantwood
N. J
R. R. Taylor
Dorothy Utterback
Gary Utterback
Lewistown
Hood College
Lawrence William
Charles W. Tressler
Mildred Stirrett
Grace Ulrich
Detroit
Mich
Walter
Lloyd Rupp
Waynesboro
Monroe Ridenour
H. S. Bales
Johns Howkins Hospital
L. Kline
Catherine Brandt
John Horner
Washington
D. C
George Leister
Westminster
Robert Flemming
Manchester
Marshall Wood
Hanover
Samuel Pryor
C. V. Shallenberger
Robert
Vinton Shallenoerger
Palmer O'Neill
Youngstown
Lottie
Marie Moser
Lillian Pryor
Thurmont
B. Bennett
Annie Willard
Alber
Haover
Foxville
Senate
John B. Funk
Brunswick
WPA
Fred
Local notices and society updates amid scattered names
The clipping lists events and marriages with numerous named individuals and households. It notes a June 19 reunion, a Chestertown wedding on June 4, and various relatives visiting or hosting at homes in Maryland and Pennsylvania. It also references a 1975 New York anti-cannery effort, all in a fragmented society page style.
Social Notes From Sykesville And Surrounding Areas
Local society pages list numerous visits and gatherings. Highlights include Mrs Charles Hampton Unoermous’s family milestone, Misses Jones hosting in Holaie in the Orchards, and attendances at the M E Conference in Hagerstown. Families from Annapolis, Baltimore, and Philadelphia are mentioned visiting friends and relatives, with dinners and day trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Hecay Undeswood
Charles Hampton
William Moore
Pearl Day
Flohrville
Misses Jones
Holaie-in-the-Orchards
Cockeysville
Walt Hutchens
Luther Haight
Harry Rohrbaugh
Annapolis Junction
Louise Collins
Thomas Moxley
Baltimore
Robert Haight
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Hagerstown
Karl Justus
Reid Isaac
Henry Clarke
Robert Alport
Lee Forthman
Albert Dudderar
Leroy Keeney
Edward Arrington
William Gaither
William Brandenburg
Billy
Dolly
Germantown
Harvey Emmart
Ann
Maud Knight Baltimore
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Maine
Browns Camp
Lane Neeat
Alaine
Rudy Vallee
Motor Vehicle Administrators
Rudy
Schroeder
D. Marshal Schroeder
Udy
Walter R. Rudy
Mt. Airy
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood Boulevard
Santa Monica
He Lane
Rosemar
Mullican
the Lane Sisters
Frosemary
Fred Warirg i
Newnore Musks
Erick
State Board of Healhh
Perhiason Adil
Tenn Hall
Ued Csck
Mate
Davidae
Pars
Carl Howes
Lynne
St. Eenty Egy
Adelphia
Hincheson
H G Spencer
Mary Hamison
Victor Lacer
Havre de Grace McGowan
Kentucky
Rey
Karts Tustare
Alice Seymour Va
John Robert Bennet
Mes. Nee Bennet
Dorsey
Comegys
Irving Brown
Chestertown
Mes
Brown
George Garder
Baciey Dudderar
Ralph Bennett
East Egell
Mason Dixox
Road
Céra Pens
Besvan
Baltimoore
Tone
Ebeling
Holmes Jones
P. T Reir
Charles
Harrisburg
Society For the Prevent Son of Ertelly
New York
Greenawalt
Tivoli
Aly A
Lena Barrymore
Shane
Yeni
Gloria Stuart
Michael Whalen
Paul Kelly
Robert Kellard
June Storey
Paul Hurst
Opera House
Lone Ranger
la Ete Cds
Tren Jou
Kemsbecg R Jewelry Store
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's Home Appliance
North Market Street
Housewives
Tion
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