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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
10
The box wood hedge surrounds Geoi iie’s Chore t in the Moeryiend set. Inside Good'ee longs to Teer preporel from desting Gory 5 on Rorsegaca, cover the hedge. Despite her secret fortune, Jucith is bee and his recch.
Excerpt shows Reuben’s horseback tumble and the tense Goodloe household as Judith and Jim contend with debts, pride, and looming consequences. Amanda mourns a hedge breach while Amos mutters, and Jim frets over debt as Oliver’s fate hangs over the scene.
Mar 21 items from Union Bridge mention Jr and Mrs Gerald Reese and sons visiting Mrs Mary Reese. Hess joins G C Murph store in Westminster. Lewis Hess employed by hardware company in Takoma. Towson social round with Russ Olivia Warehime. elementary school operetta Tats Ann set for March 25. Baltimore guests hosted by Air and Mrs John Listiner. Mrs Alberta Brown Newsor returns home after time with daughter Mrs Preston Roop. relatives hear of the safe arrival of Mr and Mrs Shriner.
Miss Kitty Roop clerical at Westmin Court House. Mrs George Keen Clemson on phone over a week's treatment at Frederick Hospital. Mrs Smith Snadey to entertain Women's Club city at the forge riggs at her home on Thursday March 23. Charles Hahn gave Patty recently in on servards Doris Marian Frances Buckner Helen Gladhill Emory Wolfe Robert Williams John Albaugh Donald Fickinger Mr and Mrs Richard Fickinger and Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn. Mrs T H Gaither guest of cousin Mrs Josephine Etchison in Frederick.
Hollywood reports sketch a collage of names and anecdotes including Hedy Lamarr’s travel mishaps and diamond theft scare, Louise Hovick Gypsy Rose Lee’s shifting image toward abstract art, Danielle Darrieux’ temperament and laughter, Henri Decoin’s couple dynamics, Marvin Stephens’ comeback with Jones Family, Helen Gibson’s stunt career and pay, and Lew Landers’ early career path.
Rev. Joan F Keenan led the annual Mt St Marys College retreat in Emmitsburg. Navy man Joseph Fietz visited his mother Mrs De Fiets after returning from Cuba. Miss Ann Cosa spent the weekend with Gettysburg relatives. Mal Hallets Orchestra played for St Marys Junior Prom in Washington. Mayor and Mrs Thompson rented an apartment in Slagle Hotel for March and April. Mr and Mrs George Constantine of Washington visit Mrs Conanes mother Mrs O Rosensteel. Dr H P Freeman of Cumberland spent a weekend with his family. Rank Miller, his children, Buddy, Mrs Powell and Luther Hall with Charles James of Baltimore visited the Guise home.
Bill Porter profiles Akin Tamaroff one of Hollywoods most hated villains who spent 20 years in comedy training at the Moscow Art Theater and came to America in 1923. He saved for English lessons then used them for living expenses after arriving in Hollywood with his wife s hunch. He endured 10 months without work and has appeared in 36 pictures. Tamaroff favors heavy makeup, is friendly on the Paramount lot, gained 20 pounds for The Buccaneer and now diets. An avid tennis player he studies art and acts in Little Theater. He studied sign language briefly and took violin lessons when cast as a musician. He dislikes still photos, complains photographers make him look younger and keeps a soft heart and soft brown eyes. His accent persists and the studio won t let him lose it. His eyelashes were clipped for General Died at Dawn and grew back slowly.
The U S regular stamp series will swap familiar monuments for portraits of 12 past presidents led by James Buchanan. Hollow Horn Bear gives way to the presidents in chronological order with new denominations from 4 to 50 cents, including Franklin and Martha Washington.
Brunswick March 22 Mr E C Willey recovering from pleurisy at home. Mr and Mrs C E Brown Berkeley Springs spent day with relatives and at Rosemont. Walter H Brown visited his mother Mrs J E Meadows. Mrs John Kirk confined with grippe. Brunswick Hosiery Mills Inc resumed operations after weeks closed. New distributor agreed for one year output. Mrs Edward Johnson Winchester visiting mother Emma Nicodemus. B F Meadows Baltimore visiting mother and painting home. David Boyer former carpenter moved to Marine Hospital Baltimore. Charles H Feete recovering from rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Wm R Brown Rosemont eight week Southland tour via Gandy bridge. Schnauffer Hospital building near completion ready by early April.
Collectors spotted an error on sheets of the 5 millieme stamp dated 11925 instead of 1938. The slip appears on the extreme right hand side of the sheets and has drawn attention from philatelists.
A large audience attended the annual inspection of Company A First Infantry Maryland National Guard at the state armory Monday night. Brig Gen D John Markes, commanding officer, and Major Reecer led the event surveying the guardsmen and their physical equipment.
The article describes stamps with photogravure printing in 5-m red brown 15-m purple and 20-m bright blue. A 1938 Egyptian issue commemorates the Cotton congress and features a smiling fellahin girl in a cotton field. The same values colors and printing are used.
The Tivoli continues The Hurricane starring Hali and Dorothy Lantour through today and tomorrow with a large Hayrend Mary lead. Cast includes Smith, Mitchell and Mary Astor, plus a cartoon. Agrees Opera House shows Of Human Life with James Stuart as a pastor’s son seeking surgery amid Civil War. Supporting players Ann Rutherford Beulah Bonds Gene Reynolds. Newsreel and comedy complete the program.
Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor urged private groups to back safety and juvenile delinquency efforts at an Easton gathering. He pressed for county control of road maintenance, shifting from the State Roads Commission, during his Democratic gubernatorial campaign stop.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Mr and Mrs Fouts, Mr and Mrs Pasties, Mr and Mrs Givn Shockey, and Mr and Mrs Howara Baker. It references a Sunday gathering near a location with unclear words and partial phrases describing attendees and hosts.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lambert hosted guests from Taneytown on Saturday in Chester Pennsylvania. A clergyman's trade union called the Socialist Christian League is forming in Lindent.
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