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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
10
In a Concord town fete, James Courten attempts to woo Jane Northrup while Lealia Harris attracts his attention. Lealia’s father arrives intoxicated at the party, causing a scene, and Mr Harris later praises James for “looking down upon” Leslie.
In mid September James and Jane deepen their bond after a walk in the woods when a kiss leads to an engagement. Jane insists on marrying soon and choosing Colorado for a honeymoon while deciding to live near the Stimsons. The Northrups offer a Tyler house as a wedding gift, sparking tension over Aunt Sarah and Jane’s devotion to family.
Bruce Catton surveys affordable reprints in the Wooden Readers Series. Notable titles include The Crock of Gold by James Stevens and A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen, plus Booth Tarkington’s Conquest of Canaan and a polo training work by Major Grove Cullum.
Mrs. Mary C Sherald of Frederick has been granted an absolute divorce from James F. Sherald. The circuit court decree allows her to resume the maiden name Mary C Mullican after years of proceedings and testimony before D Princeton Buckey, with Reno S Harp representing the plaintiff.
In Frederick County Police Court, Austin Rippeon 17 Hyattstown was fined five dollars and costs for failing to yield at a collision with Sheriff Roy Hiltner’s nephew’s car at Square Corner. William Hiltner 11 suffered severe head injuries. Crum acquitted on reckless driving charge.
Thousands of gallons of milk were dumped on highways into Dallas by farmers demanding higher prices. Serious disorder was barely averted at a depot where farmers tried to block unloading of a milk car. Police with tear gas bombs intervened and the agitation subsided.
The Tivoli theater completes its three day engagement of Gold Diggers of 1935 headed by Dick Powell Adolphe Menjou Gloria Stuart and Dorothy Dare with 300 chorus girls and Berkeley dances Also feature Ramon and Rosita and a newsreel plus Enchanted April at the Opera House with Ann Harding and Frank Morgan One Horse Farmer at Todd Kelly and a Johnny Mack Brown thriller Against the Lay at Frederick theatre starring Sally Blane George Meeker and Arthur Hohl.
In Westminster Maryland on March 26 more than 29 persons attended the Intercity Kiwanis banquet hosted by the Westminster Kiwanis Club at the Fhemens Building. Frederick Club members were among the attendees.
President Roosevelt rode the Atlantic at night toward a week or two of deep sea fishing after a meeting with Hansy L Hopkins and a planned job program. Hopkins returned to Washington while Marvin H Mennissie, presidential secretary, went to Miami to arrange White House contact.
Albany reports courts on March 26 authorized to use blood-grouping tests as a scientific method to determine innocence in certain crimes and related offenses. The action aims to aid judicial fairness in identifying innocent defendants.
An old advertisement urges readers to try E Z Tablets to help with bad breath and general digestive discomfort. It claims relief from sluggishness headaches dizziness and bilious feelings caused by constipation. The copy promotes purchasing at drug stores for 25e.
The Alumni Association of Taneytown High School presents a two night musical comedy flop featuring a local cast. Performances run Thursday and Friday at Taneytown High School with cast members Mary Isab and Nadine Ohler among others in a light hearted show aimed at raising funds for the school.
Readers are urged to try a product called Iva-Alint or ice-Mint claimed to rapidly ease hard and soft corns tender feet and calluses. The ad targets men and women who stand or wear heels offering cooling soothing relief and a warning that many have suffered burning feet. It promotes buying from a druggist for a few cents.
Mund Morison and John Chenoweth organize a community production featuring a chorus of local young girls and children. The group will add music and color with novel songs and colorful costumes to the performance.
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