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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
10
Iris Lenning hides her feelings as a strange young man enters her life. Her Aunt Eric hosts the stranger to bolster the family finances, fueling Iris's resentment of the intrusion and the grip of family secrets. The story unfolds with tensions over loyalty and love.
Morgen enters the Lanning house and meets Iris and Miss Ella as he confronts Iris's late father’s praised genius. He admires the paintings while noting their faded grandeur and family portraits. The old library, a warm dining room, and Iris’s budding independence hint at tensions and a growing sense of belonging.
On Tuesday a probate entry recorded two wills for Miss Anm. Estate details list equal shares to Walter P. Crouse Jr Mollie Holmes George E Crouse Lilian May He er and Lewis William Moehrling. Executors named Boortha Irenus and Lewis W M Crouse. Will dates are February 25 1936 and February 27 1935 with witnesses John Fleisch man Clarence J N Si Te and listed heirs Sidney Dorothea Summers and others in equal shares.
The sale near Union Bridge attracted many buyers Tuesday with strong prices. Proceeds totaled 2,193.20 dollars. auctioneer was Harry Trout and di Le Bellz attended as bidder.
Hollywood report describes a tense digging scene on the MGM backlot as a steam shovel operator gawks at Norma Shearer and George Cukor. Arthur Beckhard, lauded Broadway director, receives a wing badge in a ceremony while pilot Frank Clark and stunt crew perform simulated airwork. A fashion note closes the item with Bing Crosby humor about attire and morning wardrobe.
Tivoli debuts Raase Marie with Nelson Jeanete MacDonald and a Canadian romance plot. Follows a guard trying to protect a convict brother, with Indian Love C and Pacdon Me jtimg musical Hirtation song noted. Also screens Wess Porn: Of The South, a Pere Smitty news reel, and excerpts from The Three Musketeers with Stevens Olsen and Lutes.
Marriage licenses issued for Henneth Elroy Wenger and Frances Alma Gosner, and Joshua Adrian Spring and Cleartine Witter. Property deeds record transfers Worthington C Staley to G Baker and wife. John D Storr to Lewis Rice and wife. U S District Court discharges Hamer S Wiles and Mary N B Wiles. Aleutian Islands described as extending farther west than Eastport Maine.
A Maryland school group held a meeting with rhythmic exercises by Tots and singing by children. Luncheon followed and attendees toured the sim. President Roberts L. Smith presided and addresses outlined the program. Governor Harry W. Nice is invited to attend March 25 at Western Maryland College.
Annapolis March 10 The House of Delegates received a bill to raise the state income tax to 75 percent of the federal rate as part of a seven measure package during a short session. The Senate also had a brief session with five bills introduced. Grief among the delegation centered on a proposal to prohibit late financing of jobs.
Governors of adjoining states and many Kiwanis Club members are expected to attend a district meeting. The event hosted by Casa of Westminster extended invitations and featured guests including Henry H Startzman Rev Dr J G Traver and L J Wilson.
A column by Mary E. Dague discusses spring meals focused on iron rich foods. It highlights meat as a strong iron source while urging balance with fruits and vegetables and offers a sample menu for tomorrow including breakfast and lunch items.
Fragmentary OCR note lists seven properties for sale or sale by auction. Mentions addresses and values such as 45, 103, 205, 107, 199, 213 and street references, with unclear parties. Contains garbled names and dates, no clear auction date or organizer.
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