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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
10
Judith Dale confronts Norman Dale over a divorce rumor fueled by a newspaper article. Clia plans strategy with Delphy and the judge while Judith prepares to meet Norman in Galveston, amid political intrigue and a looming boardroom confrontation.
Tivols launches a new season featuring John Boles and Gloria Stuart in leading roles with several heartful songs. Edmund Breese, Anderson Wier, Lucile Gleason, and Morgan Fury headline a strong supporting cast. A fresh comedy duo Horton and Edna May Oliver join the bill along with a Universal comedy Down and Noel Coward pieces. The program includes arias, ballads, operatic passages, Tokay drinking songs, and scenes from The Phantom of the Opera amid a varied musical revue.
March 98 birthday celebration at Mrs J C Natt home honors Mary Brers eleventh, with games and a green theme. Weekend visitors include Misses Tucker of Sykesville and Eva Magin in Baltimore. Town socials list Mrs H Maza and others, a play by the Dramatic Club titled Joseph of Aramathea plans, and multiple hostesses hosting luncheons and dinners.
Mrs James Pickett and Reese Farcer ill at this time. Mr and Mrs John Ingles and daughter Joan hosted by Mr and Mrs William Ingles near Westminster. Mrs Willam Franklin back out after illness. Mr and Mrs Herbert Clough and sons Bobbie and Everett guests of Mr and Mrs E A H Barnes in Hamilton. Mrs Arthur Wills recovered after weeks confined. Mr and Mrs Rolston Lorenz Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Eimer Reglo Westminster guests of Horace Hipsley. Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Br spent an evening with their son under physician care. Eva Condon visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John Wilt Marston for a weekend.
Miss Ohris Lamehart was honored with union services held at her home on Wednesday at 2 o clock. George R. Stocksdale, pastor of the Methodist Protestant church of Seisted, led the rites and pallbearers included Ernest Fuss Rex Butdinger Harry Barnes and Herbert Sunder. Interment followed in Pipe Creek cemetery. Miss Rinehart, daughter of the late Captain and Mrs Margaret Rinehart and niece of sculptor William H Rinehart, had lived near town recently with Mildred and Dorothy Zumbrum and brother Thomas. She died March 18 after a long illness. Teachers and friends remember her tenure at several Maryland colleges and southern institutions.
Tramsville Weamshire March 27 The young people of Grace Trinity Remed church will present the play Always in Trouble in the social hall of the ME church Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs Archie Putman spent a week with relatives in Baltimore. Miss Beatrice Wolfe has returned home from a visit to her sister Mrs Douglas H Williams in Baltimore. Mrs Lawrence Tetly of Balc
An unnamed comedy actor once married to Peggy Stafford died from injuries after an automobile crash in Miami Florida. The couple wed recently and were guests of Mrs Sue G Havings and Mr and Mrs J Matrifle Cromwell. Laurence C. Stomiey of Baln- Ais WhOH rath is noted as their son.
List of Tlameville Women’s Club members who attended the federation meeting in Frederick on Thursday includes Mrs Proud Altman Mrs G C Bal Mrs Vincent Biner Mrs W of England Mrs R Sutton Mrs Clifford Miser Miss Mame Moser Mrs Clyde Smith and Mrs H C Sromiey Katherine Moser of Shookstown has returned from a view with Mrs Archis Putman. Game birds were so depleted that the United States imported 90 000 from Mexico during 1930.
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