River Queen Gambler Drama Ends With Hidden Feelings
Melissa follows Randy and Al into the River Queen gambling room where Harper loses big and accuses the setup as crooked. Randy settles Harper, then surprises Melissa with tender, romantic confession and a bold vow as moonlight floods the deck.
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Andy
Melissa
Randy
Harper
Spike
River Queen
Mr. Harper
New Windsor Family News and Theater Announcement
New Windsor families visit relatives in Thurmont Mount Airy and Baltimore. Doris Roop spends weekend with sister Kitty in Baltimore. Bowmans move into former family home near Union Bridge. Englar and Haines families visit relatives. New Windsor High School to present the farce comedy Youre Only Young Once on Thursday April 9 at 8 pm.
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Granville Roop
Jean Roop
Mount Airy
John Roop
Doris Roop
Baltimore
Kitty Roop
Cletus Bowman
Union Bridge
Cornelius Bowman
Monroe Englar
George Englard
Paul Haines
Paul
Cornelius Haines
New Windsor High School
Dough For Doughboys
Senate passes legislation to raise monthly pay for Army privates from 21 to 42 dollars and to adjust pay and allowances across Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Geodetic Survey and Public Health Service to achieve rank equality up to second lieutenant. The bill moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard, Geodetic Survey and
Public Health Service
Senate
House
Katharine Aldridge Tries Action Roles to Prove Acting Talent
Hollywood report on Katharine Aldridge shifting from model to actress. She leaves glamorous posing behind as she signs with Republic to star in The Perils of Nyoka, seeking serious parts in Africa with danger, jewels, and gorillas.
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NEA
Hollywood
Katharine Aldridge
Miss Aldridge
Walter Wangers
Wanger
New York
Georgia Carroll
Honolulu
20Th Fox
Warners
Navy Blues
Whiteside
Kay Aldridge
Republic
Nyoka
Africa
Funeral for Civil War veteran James M Jones held in Sykesville
Funeral services were held Sunday March 22 from Weer’s Funeral Home for James Monroe Jones a Civil War veteran. Rev Henry Muller and Howard Parker spoke with bearers listed and survivors include daughter Miss May Jones and son George Jones plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Sykesville
Weer
James Monroe Jones
Henry Muller
Oakland Church
Howard Parker
Wv. C. Leatherwood
Roby Barnes
Charles Phillips
Oliver Phillips
W. R Hatfield
Jones
Daugh
May Jones
George Jones
Guy Jones
William Evans
Arthur Bird
Frederick
Misses Jones
St. Barnabas Church
Carl
Local Residents Attend Weddings and Visits Across Maryland and Georgia
Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arrington and Mrs. Condon travel to Georgia to visit relatives at Fort Benning and Macon, planning a week away. Miss Mabel Pickett hosts a kitchen shower and prepares for an upcoming marriage to Dr. Henry Winter. Engagements are announced for Joyce Snyder and Dale Wineberg, and several residents are noted as hospital patients, visitors, or movers within Howard County and nearby areas.
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Berrett
Donald Weller
Raymond Beck
Miss Pickett
Henry Winter
Sykesville State Bank
Fort George Meade
Frederick Henry Snyder
Big Spring
Joyce Fairfax Snyder
Dale Wilson Wineberg
Charles R. Wineberg
Sykesvnille
Belle Parker
Paul Harp
Oakland
Eldersburg
Calvin Jenkins
Gist
Baltimore
Morris L Streaker
West
Howard County
Walter Turner
Seaford
Del
Frank Turner
Federalsburg
H. A. Barnes
Lorraine Thompson
Teachers’ College
Towson
Charles Thompson
Alpha
Spring Tonics From the Maryland Health Department
The Maryland State Department of Health nutritionist urges year round gardening to combat spring fatigue from winter diets. Fresh greens such as cress and dandelion provide Vitamin A and iron. turnip tops and carrot tops are also recommended. Rhubarb is noted as a good spring tonic, usable in tarts or pies with syrup or honey. County extension bulletins can guide planting year round.
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State Dept of Health
R H Riles
Maryland State Department of Health
Department
Dorothy Dix Says Marriage Of Youthful Lovers Stirs Dilemma
A mother asks if a nineteen year old son should marry a younger girl with no schooling while he has a promising business future. Dorothy Dix warns against early marriage and suggests tough steps to deter him, noting lifelong risks and self-control. The column then shifts to a related question about a 20 year old brother using the couple’s car during a family financial strain and a hospital bill.
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Dorothy Dix
Tve
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Prudence Against Letting Teens Joyride in Your Car
Dorothy Dix warns that lending cars to adolescents risks smash ups, costly damages, and harming relationships. She criticizes wives demanding car use for brothers, arguing husbands must avoid enabling risky joyrides to protect family finances and safety.
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Dorothy DIX
Bible Class Meets Despite Heavy Snow Attendance Report
The Leaders Bible Class held Sunday services despite a county wide snowstorm. M. R. Etchison led prayer and the lesson titled pig BE 8A eis med bia was taught. Attendance listed Reds three and Blues twenty with George Mehaffle reading the Scripture.
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M. R. Etchison
Mntelie
George Mehaffle
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