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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
7
Asey suspects Roddy did not kill Marina and Jack did not kill Roddy. The group pieces together alibis from the Hepplewhites and others while Cummings laments the ambergris case collapsing. Pam worries over Roddy and Jack, and the elusive mural mystery lingers.
Ar John Harp of Glenelg Howard county spent days with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foutz near Taney town. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foutz Mrs Emma Layman Mrs Jonn Harp spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Chas Frushour near Tourmont. Mrs Emory Bowers and daughters Betty and Einora are spending a week with Mrs Chas Bowers this place. Mr and Mrs Burton Miller called on Mr Chas Bowers Wednesday. Misses Elinora and Betty Bowers of Johnstown Pa spent Sunday with Misses Jume and Cecelia Fair this place. Mrs Chas Bowers Mrs Emory Bowers spent a day near Hanover. Mr Ross Frock and sons spent Sunday with Mr John Frock and a family near Taneytown.
A jumble of quotes from public figures including Judge Silas Orr and Edith Swain, with remarks attributed to Lord Tweedsmuir, James J. Walker, and Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring. The snippet references crime, money, democracy, and international law in a disjointed, historically flavored collage.
Hollywood insiders note schemes to cash in on star images fail when studios restrict use to certain cards. Lana Turner arouses mixed publicity as agents chase endorsements. Greta Garbo eyed for a pricey Italian project. Beulah Bondi and Henry Travers in staged bed scene for Hays Office.
Mrs William Laird Dunlop of Washington a sister of Mrs Richard Potts is hospitalized at Emergency Hospital Washington for a fractured right arm after an automobile crash near Fairfax Virginia caused when a color ed child darted into the road. Her daughter Mrs Oliver Walker and granddaughter Betsy Walker were uninjured. Mrs Dunlop likely to remain about two weeks. Potts and Isabella Kunxel Daniell visited at the hospital Tuesday.
Midseason fashion notes from a Paris and New York scout reveal doll sized hats from Schiaparelli’s last collection sweeping America. Bi colored crepe dresses and fall color trends dominate, with teal green wine grape purple plum and tobacco brown among key hues. Platform shoes and mossy crepe fabrics appear in fall forecasts alongside floral jewelry and Persian lamb trim.
Three divorce actions proceed in Equity Court. Dawson Horine of Myersville seeks absolute divorce from Esther S. Horine of Catonsville alleging desertion since May 1933. they wed April 20 1924 in Hagerstown. Helen M. Fraley of Thurmont seeks partial divorce and alimony from George B. Fraley after alleged cruelty and desertion since June 19. custody of a child requested. William R. Buxton seeks absolute divorce from Gladys I. Buxton, married June 10 1935 in Annapolis. separation agreed May 21 1936. one child. accusation of unfaithfulness. A separate note mentions Lake Titicaca navigation by steamships between Peru and Bolivia.
Deerfield United Brethren church at Lantz will start open air services in the grove near the church on Sunday evenings with a Hartman family concert from Hagerstown. A Lehr Family Orchestra program from York follows, featuring John Philip Sousa Lehr and Victor Herbert Lehr. Beginning the third Sunday in July evangelistic services led by Rev. Winarolf of Chisago will run through July, all services at 8 o clock. Pastor Rev Ivan G Naugle of Thurmont recently succeeded Rev Harry E Krone.
A fragmented 1930s radio schedule mentions WBC and WABC networks, speeches by President Roosevelt, and National Education Association events. It includes program listings from Hollywood Park horse racing coverage to musical variety shows, with references to World’s Fair coverage and notable figures like Ruth Bryan Owen and Harriet Parsons.
Harry Frazier of Washington Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to serving while intoxicated and was sentenced by Justice Roger H Geisbert in Urbana to 30 days in jail or a $101 fine after state officer T A Short observed his car weaving and Frazier admitted having four drinks. In a separate Tuesday night case, Clifford Crum formerly of Frederick now at the Soldiers Home Washington DC was fined $1 and costs for speeding after prior speeding conviction by Sergt W R May.
The text notes Katherine, adopted daughter of Cecil B DeMille and his partner, from a Los Angeles orphanage. She worked as a script girl for her father and claims she never used his name for roles. She is linked to screen villain Anthony Quinn through marriage and is described in period tone with mentions of sailing and rattlesnake shooting.
The City Opera House showcases the movie extravaganza Gold win Follies today and Thursday featuring Zorina in ballet, Ritz Brothers in slapstick, Edgar Bergen with Charlie McCarthy, and cast members Kenny Baker Adolphe Menjou Andrea Leads Bobby Clark and more. A novelty short also appears. The Irish potato fact is included as a humorous aside.
Roosevelt stated the United States can address unemployment without large armament spending. He announced a 3.75 billion dollar campaign and emphasized arms would cost a small share of government expenditure. He compared US costs to other nations and noted arms take about 12 percent of this year’s outlay.
Kenneth Collins of Gimbel Brothers tightens the case for advertising during recession. He argues the public still desires goods and the newspaper should lead in building future goodwill and sustaining demand until purchasing power returns. He calls recession myths gravest mistakes by American business.
Long Beach California on June 29 reports that Camilla Wicks aged nine is recognized as a violin prodigy. Citizens have organized a foundation to fund her advanced training and support.
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