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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1938
Page
8
A fragmented tale centers on Ju Goodise hurt by a lover Gary Brext who is elsewhere. Reuden Olrer, thrown from a horse, is injured in a perilous pursuit. A self-made oncire, Reuden reaches Judith's grandmother, but faces cruel snubs amid growing hatred and intrigue.
Judith Goodloe faces financial ruin as her grandmother rejects a loan. Reuben Overton offers help risking his pride and their worlds collide in a tense confession of love amid mortgageed security and forbidden blessings. The moment promises a drastic turn as Amanda awaits tomorrow.
Sherman P. Bowers announces his candidacy for re election as State's Attorney nearing the end of his first term. He notes his record and service as a former Justice of the Peace for Frederic county and WWI overseas duty with the AEF. He is active in Calvary Methodist Church, married with two children. The salary cut from 3000 to 2250 four years ago will revert upon term completion.
The Frederick County Free Library Association board met in March with Dr. William Crawford Johnson presiding. Routine reports were presented. Mrs. Arthur D. Willard reported the purchase of the Dictionary of American Biography now at the C. Burr Artz Library. The directors set the annual meeting for next September.
Hollywood columnist Paul Harrison sketches behind the scenes drama and quirky moments from Warner and Paramount sets. He notes William Haade facing danger in wreck scenes, a playful fight sequence, an overzealous police officer on set, and insights into Barbara ONeill and Katharine Hepburn’s early career paths with anecdotes about trainers makeup and rehearsals.
Bill Porter profiles Jan Hunter a wandering actor who left England to avoid matinee idol typecasting and drew on a South African upbringing with travels through Africa and England. He is married to English actress Casha Pringle, has two sons John George and Hobin, and is linked to Richard the Lion Hearted ancestry. Hunter, a 38 year old who prefers home life, owns two cars and stands about 6 feet tall, weighing 208 pounds.
The Tivoli continues Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with bright colors and Disney touches. The program includes a news reel and a novelty feature, continuing through the week for all ages.
The untested understudy finally appears on screen as Katharine Hepburn becomes the star of Columbia's film version of Holiday. Only stagehands witnessed the initial eagerness, but the moment arrives in the flickers.
Contracts for the mapping of thirteen Maryland counties were awarded. Dr. T B Symans of the University of Maryland Extension Service announced the program begun in Kent county in 1936 to measure crop acreage via air photography for crop control. The project expanded to ten other counties under a federal mapping effort. SURPRISE PARTY HELD Residents of Mt Airy attended a surprise birthday party for Mr and Mrs John G Mullinix at their Gaithersburg home. Organizer Elizabeth Mullinix coordinated the event with guests including Wester, Mrs Harry L Bushey, Frank Skeggs, Mrs Howard Etchison, Mrs M Runkles, Abs John G Murray, and Mr and Mrs C Edward Mullinix.
John Wayne and Syd Saylor play cheerful cowhands who stumble into a town ruled by Wayne’s cousin, a banker and leading citizen. Brown offers Wayne money or a job to leave, but his resolve wavers when he meets his cousin’s sweetheart, Marsha Hunt. The feature includes a news recap and a cartoon.
Harrisburg and Shamokin residents appear in court news with several marriage licenses listed, including Ned Lebo and Verna Derk, plus Robert Paul Raten and Emily Madjaric. Property deeds show transfers by Grassua H Mercer, Harry C Maiman, Alban M Wood, and others across city and county avenues. Discharge in bankruptcy granted to Eva M Summers by the United States District Court.
The public sale of M W Suitely’s livestock drew an estimated crowd over 1000 as brisk bidding pushed total receipts to 7875.15 dollars. Brood sows sold 41 to 350, cattle 36 to 45, cows 60 to 101, horses 113 to 186, and a pair of mules brought 400. Four auctioneers and two clerks ran the sale.
The sale of Homer E. Watts household and kitchen furniture on premises about one mile south of Frederick totaled $515.13. Antique glassware and two antique furniture items drew strong bids. A Grant Hooper conducted the auction with Raymond L. Kelly as clerk.
John L. Dutrow a Frederick auctioneer and former deputy sheriff declares his Republican bid for Judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County, becoming the fourth candidate to announce for the office on the party ticket ahead of the September primary.
Claims cite long-standing relief from constipation and related pains through World's Tonic. Features testimonial from Mrs Ethel McClure of Chambersburg Pa detailing improved digestion, sleep, and mobility after use. Describes tonic as containing old world herbs and roots, sold at William tors Peoples and local drug stores.
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