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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

10

Key Heist Sparks Mad House In Quanomet Posts Office

Asey Mayo and Elliott confront a mystery as the key to the Quanomet post office mural vanishes. Family antics, a missing post key, and a search through Elliott’s sprawling house unfold as townsfolk speculate who took the key and why. The clue points to a staged public opening and a possible deliberate act behind a chaotic scavenger hunt.

Asey Sleye Mariaa Lerne Pom Frye Ties Carr Stereec Jeck Lorne Roddy Serust Peggy Boone Penn Roddy Asey Struttsma Elliott Quanomet Eliott Cape Cod Blett Jean Jeanie Zee Asey Mayo Dunn Teddy Ted Della Westover Lake Boy el Sed Gus Lake Dy Ray St. Peter's Heaven Jonah Isoabey Gov'nor Quanomet Post Office

Detour Four Social Update From Westminster Visit

June 20 note of visits as Mrs Philip Royer and family join Mr and Mrs 5 R Weybright in Westminster. Earl Myerly announces the birth of daughter Janet Irene. A list of guests at Mrs ED Diller and other Detour households includes Koutz family, Monroe Foutz, and more. Several locals travel to Ocean City to work as waitresses at the New Delaware Hotel. plus a note on Ralph Schildt’s knee injury and Helen Gladhill guest time with Gloria Hoover.

Mrr Philip Royer Low Philip, Jr Westminster R. Weybright Earl Myerly Janet Irene ED. Diller Air Hermen Koutz Daugh~ter Frederick

St John's Sodality Meets Adds New Members

St John s Catholic Sodality Society met on Sunday with about 100 new members joining. Fr J J Donlan delivered the sermon. New choir members include Pauline Staub Harriet Leichert Mary Caroline Wachter Gertrude Wickless Betty Hitschhew Mary Dyer Ruth Kennedy Lula Keyser and F Kennedy.

ST. John's Sodality St. John’s Catholic Sodality Society J. J. Donlan Pauline Staub Harriet Leichert Mary Caroline Wachter Gertrude Wickless Betty Hitcshew Mary Dyer Ruth] Kennedy Messrs Lula Keyser F. Kennedy

The Terror of Tiny Town stars Billy Curtis in Hollywood

Hollywood reports Billy Curtis, 43 inches tall, as hero and nemesis in The Terror of Tiny Town. The article profiles his career from vaudeville to 50 films, noting his midlife marriage and poised status among midget performers, with remarks on peers like Lyn Graf and Charlie Becker.

Charlie Becker Tom Thumb Lyn Graf Becker J. P Morgan Billy Curtis Spongfeld Mass Curtis Les DeFee Manhattan Billy Lilliputian Jim Hollywood Little Bully Jerry Grady Lynn Nickles Gem Theater Morosco Dillingham George M. Cohan Charlotte Greenwood Marilyn Miller Charles Farrell Marie Prevost Masauers’ Club

Rising Star Marjorie Bier Plays Hidden Camerawork on Set

A fragmentary biography recalls Marjorie Bier later known as Lynn Bari sneaking onto film sets in the 1930s. She years as a chorine, joined Dancing Lady, and used anonymous photos to shock peers while living with her parents.

Arena Vodes Braving Bros Intmotois Bill Porter George Scarha Lynn Bari Marjorie Bier

Died of natural causes ruled in Baker case

Charles A. Baker, 69, found in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal near Harpers Ferry, with coroner’s jury calling the deaths causes unknown though likely natural. State’s Attorney Ingram and Sheriff Malott noted no motive for foul play after bruises from a fall near the canal wall.

Hagerstown Charles A. Baker Martin I. Ingram Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Harpers Ferry Baker Sandy Hook Max C. Malott

Little Billy Fights Oakie at Masquers Picnic

The 1 foot 4 inch actor William Hill clashed with Jack Oakie at a Masquers' picnic. Oakie toppled, Billy struck with a beer mug, and Oakie was reported bedridden with a heavy cold for three days as studio press notes followed.

William Hill Billy Jack Oakie Oakie

Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton

A mothering column warns against tattletaling and teaches winning lessons on honor. It describes how a child’s vanity and need for approval drive gossip and hurtful tales. Guidance: discourage tattling, observe incidents, and foster a sense of honor by ages five or six.

Olive Roberts Barton

Emmitsburg Diploma Recipients and Alumni Banquet Details

Seven pupils of St Euphemia parochial school received grammar school diplomas at closing exercises in the school hall. Eighth graders named include Keepers Kessler Miller Sanders Stouter Topper and Welly. Prizes totaling several dollars were awarded to Anna Sanders Joseph Kerrigan Marie Houck Bernard Welly and others. Perfect attendance honors were earned by a list of students. Rev Francis Dodd addressed the class and diplomas were presented by Rev William Groeninger. Samuel Hars elected alumnus association president Andrew Eyster vice president with a banquet and dance held in the auditorium.

Emmitsburg St. Euphemia’s Charles Edward Keepers Ann Genevieve Kessler Anna Josephine Miller Anna Theresa Sanders Sarah Margaret Stouter Vincent Te Paul Topper Bernard McNair Welly Frederick Welly Spelling Anna Sanders Joseph Kerrigan Marie Teresa Houck Women's Club B. J.eckenrode Bernard Welly American Legion Knights of Columbus Margaret Welly Anna Miller William Rodgers Mary Teresa Mullen Donald Topper Jane Baker Dolores Burdner Josephine Fitzgerald Lawrence Gladhill Loretta Sanders Francis Adelsberger Teresa Miller Maurice Fitz Marie Fitz Donald Joy Guy Baker Francis Dodd William J. Groeninger St. Joseph's Catholic Church Samuel Hars Emmitsburg High School Andrew Eyster Mary Higbee Helen Higbee Mary Jommerman

Expressions A La Coogan High School honors and gatherings

Expressions at A La Coogan High School mark a graduation for cousin Lee Murray Kindley of New Alarket. Winfield consolidated school patrol officers earned 1937 38 certificates with Captain Oliver Eugene Pickett leading as officer. Various residents from Winfield and nearby towns are noted for parties visits and home gatherings with many names and places listed.

Lee Murray Kindley New Alarket Winfield Consolidated School The Automobile Association Ofheers Ey Arthur H. Griffee Oliver Eugene Pickett Ronald Leslie Green Leutenant Ida Louise Bomer Mary Sandford Fowler Batty Lee Myerly William Albert Welsh William George Green Hazel Annie Pough James Franklin Keefer Charles LeRoy Linton Carl Edward Criswell Myra Virginia Porter Ray F. Barnes Rockville Joseph 5 Pickett Winfield Homemakers’ Club College Park Holdis Henry Hintzman Clayton Bloom Eldridge Simms Arthur Shipley Edward Wright Howard Horton Edward Wihil Fred Magin Randallstown Luther Haight Robert Haight Sykesville

Wedding banquet draws large crowd with music by local band

Fifty five reservations filled the banquet with about 150 attendees at the function. Music for the dance was provided by John Spangler and his Southern Pennsylvanians. Rt Rev John N Codort of Johns town Pa visited town recently and attended commencement. Monsignor Dodor accompanied by John Hammersley. Mr and Mrs John R Payne returned from marriage trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. The mother of Sister Miriam at St Euphemia's parish school died in Baltimore. Funeral services were held for Mrs M Gertrude Hoffstetter at Calonsville. she attended St Joseph's College High School.

John Spangler St Euphemia’s Baltimore M. Gertrude Hoffstetter Calonsville St Joseph's College

Graduates of Whinfield Consolidated School 1923

Twenty three pupils completed studies at Whinfield Consolidated School. Ida Bower and Eugene Pickett lead a list that includes Nelda Stuller Yuhlon Shipley Thelma Buckingham Carl Criswell and many others. Most graduates plan to enroll at Mt Airy and Sykesville High Schools in the fall.

Mt Airy Sykesville Ernie Swanson Emie, Jr Carl George Conaway Charles Bair Sam Pleasant Valley William Picket C. Miller Waltz Dowell Dorothy Summers Barbara Waltz Frederick Bower's Beach Delaware Bay Walter 5. Barnes Joseph S. Pickett C. Miller Watts Ray F. Barnes William F. Pickett George Carr Oscar Haines Ernest Cover Marriottsville Stella Hoffman Frank Farrer George Bowers Clayton Bloom Westminster Wiliam Bloom Dayton Mary Jane Waltz Towson State Normal School Roscoe Criswell Edna Waltz George DeVries Wade Rice Washington, D. C

Social News From Gaithersburg and Nearby

Gaithersburg and Hersburg host gatherings on June 20. Mrs Kar on Walker avenue enjoyed a Mouse guest from New York. Mrs Crawford entertained friends from Washington DC at a Saturday soirée. Members of Penitalpha Chapter 3% attended a Grand Vigil in Huntington. Elizabeth King, Ras Waenter and several others attended. Rev Johnson of Fitts h visited with his daughter. Mary Lou Walker hosted classmates at a dance. Helen Bradford of Lincoln, Virginia visits the mayor and Mrs McBain. Mrs J B Ely and others attend Rural Women’s Short Course at the University of Maryland.

Hersburg Syers New York W Kar Walker Avenue C . Crawford Waghtington Sawardly Penitalpha Henington Elizabeth King Ras Waenter C EL Crawford Lewis Reed Earl Wiliams George Seaton Laura Walker C EL Becker Johnson Fittsh Norman O Serbner Mary Lou Walker Gasthersburg High School S¢ Helen Bradford Lincoln Willam McBain J. B. Ely Leslie Mulican Harvey Selby Eula Mae King Dudley Robertson Granville Kinsey University of Maryland

New Windsor Community Notes June Travel and Visits

May be a town column listing local residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs David Gelman left for Larned Kansas after visiting relatives. Miss Reba Richardson and Raymond spent a day in Baltimore. Elizabeth Buckey vacationed in Baltimore. New Windsor Boys Band held a supper on Presbyterian lawn. Philip Cramer listed as sick. Jean Reid of Tourmont stayed with grandmother Mrs M D Reid. Mrs William Baker and Elizabeth Buckey plus Elizabeth Adams of Massachusetts visited Washington DC. Daisy Newcomer spent weekend in Washington with Mr and Mrs Gartrell. Margaret Robertson from Baltimore returned home. Clinton Smith of Baltimore visited his brother George Smith. WCTU met at Mrs Charles Bachman home.

New Windsor David Gelman Larned Kaw Reba Richardson Raymond Baltimore Elizabeth Buckey Presbyterian Lawn Philip Cramer Jean Reid Tourmont M. D. Reid William Baker Elizabeth Adams Massachusetts Washington, D. C Daisy Newcomer Gartrell Margaret Robertson Wilbur Fleming

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