Jane Northrup and the Twins in New Concord
In New Concord Jane Northrup navigates family tension and rivalries as her brothers Norris and Nate torment her while she plots revenge for James Stimson choosing Leslie Harris. The chapter depicts Jane’s social schemes, boyish rivalries, and pressures from parents and Miss Julia Pratt amid a summer of parties and scheming.
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James Stemson
New Concord
New Cone Cord
Jane Northrup
de Janes
Leslie Harris
Jane
Tun Brothers
Nets
Nortis
Hank
Nate
Norris
Ellen Flaherty
Judge Holcomb
James Stimson
Twins
James
Leslie
Julia Pratt
Sarah Stimson
Miss Julia
Jane Jane
Sarah
Marcel
Foxville church services and Homemakers meeting recap
Sunday school at the Lutheran church at 1 30 and a preaching service at 3 led by Rev C M Huddle are announced. The Foxville Homemakers Club held a Friday meeting at Mrs Grover Buhrman with attendees listed. multiple local residents and visitors are noted, including Dr Gray from Thurmont and visits by Mr and Mrs Pryor of Smithsburg. Little Ethelsurley fractured her right arm at school and was treated by Dr Gray. Woodrow Delauter and William Norman visited from Baltimore.
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Foxville
Lutheran Church
C M Huddle
Foxvile Homemakers Club
Grover Buhrman
Helen Pearson
George Wolfe
Cremmie Fox
Anna Buhrman
Kellar Moser
Chas Hurley
Charles Hunn
Margaret Buhrman
Bessie Ridenour
Lydia Broun
Mary Jane Buhrman
Beth DeLauter
Theresa Buhrman
Jean Flair
Earl Pryor
Smithsburg
Ethel
Sfurley
Dr Gray
Thurmont
Frank Barr
Aon Franklin
Leitersburg
Victor Buhrman
Woodrow Delauter
William Norman
Baltimore
Dust Storms Prompt Midwest Soil Anchoring Plan
Washington bids to lock in fertile soil against further dust by uniting seven agencies under Agriculture to form a new soil erosion body. Meanwhile dust clouds rolled into Frederick County causing twilight skies, coughing fits, and wide visibility issues before nightfall. Spring warmth followed with 0.83 inches of rain for the month, yet below normal.
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Washington
Mid-West
Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Ickes and Wallace
County
Frederick County
Cetectin
Grouth
New York State
Newark
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Saint Patrick Influence
Rev Fr Phillip L Farrell of St Peters Libertytown spoke at the Lions Club gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The discussion traced Saint Patrick from birth around 389 through his capture, Ireland ministry, and influence on Irish history and culture with quotations from famous figures.
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St Patrick
Phillip L Farrell
St Peters Catholic Church
Libertytown
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A Hart Etchison
Faurrell
Ireland
Continent
Land of the
Shamrock
Deanon
Meer Farrell
Tivol Theater to Feature Velvet Drama and Paradise Revue
The Tivol Theater presents a powerful drama Living on Velvet with Kay Francs heading an all star cast including Warren William and George Brent. The same girl’s love triangle unfolds as Blue and Gray See America Series screens. At the City Opera House Ra Maris Paradise Revue offers 50 minutes of dance and song. Babes in Toyland at the Opera House enchants with colorful sets and a lively operetta. Also showing When a Man's a Man at the Frederick with Harold Bell Wright's tale brought to the screen and Tellspin Tomms cartoon. Large sale at John L Lare near Watersville draws strong bids on livestock and farm equipment. The glow-worm light noted for its effect on photographic plates is mentioned.
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Tivol Theater
Kay Francs
Warren William
George Brent
Blue and Gray
Ra Maris
Harold Bell Wright
Frederick
Far West
Harold Bell
Meat Spoilage Alleged in Ohio Relief Program
Columbus March 21 An assertion that nearly half a million pounds of Ohio relief meat were permitted to spoil was made tonight after Attorney General Cummings disclosed the Department of Justice is examining the relief situation. Charles Stillman, who took control of Ohio relief on orders of President Roosevelt, said 499000 pounds of spotted meat lay in a Toledo storage plant for a month and then were shipped to Columbus to be destroyed. Stilman said none of the spotted meat had been distributed to Ohio relief clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cummings
Department of Justice
Charles Stillman
Ohio Reef
Roosevelt
Toledo
Stilman
Moving Van Fire Destroys Baltimore Firm Vehicle
A large moving van owned by J Naman Geipe of Baltimore, with a local branch, carrying furniture, was destroyed by fire early today on the National highway about a mile east of Middletown. No injuries reported as fire crews fought the blaze.
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J Naman Geipe
Baltimore
Middletoun
News advertising pays big dividends Invest wo tt
A concise note highlights the strong returns from news advertising, urging readers to invest in advertising avenues. The brief underscores growth potential and financial payoff for businesses using print media to reach audiences.
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Mr. Northrup
Mrs Luther de Lauyer
Lions Club Meeting
Fr. Farrell
Warner
Warner Wave Studio
N. Market &T
Dan Thomas
Cnmedy
George Scarbo
Manet Gamnog
Chicago
TNC
Theater News
Lare
John L Lare
Watersville
Mt Airy
Glenn Trout
Raymond L Eehly
Vicks
George Obrien
Dorothy Wilson
Paul Keily
Edward
Cline
Fox
Charley Murray
Tommy
Tracy Sally Lilers
Tommy Durante
Paul M. Carmack
N. Market
del Monte Sale
Phillips
Swifts Premium
Alaska
Michigan
Hershey’s Baking Rent
Bsc
P&g
California
Aunt ‘Ellica Séediess
Mustard Table
Fanny California
Hershey
Loaf
Selex
Ralston
Chase & Sanborn, Boscal and
Maxwell House Coffee
Bob Whi
Senaor
Florida
Hagerstown
North Court Street
Haare Eed
Laure
Hardy
Victor Herbert
Laurel Oliver
Hardy Ares
Ann Sheridan de
Lauril & Hardy
Allen Jenkins
Loews
Baltimore Theatres
Wallace
West Pain of the
Nbn
Ee “Young
Hereon Sullivan
Lewis Stone
James Gleason
Arthur Somers As
Shadow of
Reardo Cortaz Kqima Bruce
Warner Bros
Gold Man
Dickt Powell
Adolphe Menjou
Gloria
Stuart Alicerise Rady
Tivoli
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Haley
Ray Marr
Nahas
Mein
Law
Ane
Fred McMurray
Sir Guy Standing
Ann Sheridan
Paramount
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