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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1938

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7

Missing Pam Frye Baffles Town Clue Hunt

In a tense investigative sequence Asey and Timothy search the Frye home and nearby grounds for Pam Frye after a note and a monogrammed handkerchief surface. Mrs. Carr links Marina Lorne’s downfall to Jack Lorne while police sweep Quanomet, but Pam remains unaccounted amid suspected abductions and hidden danger.

Hestond Cemura Ing Afarina Turnisa Todeeco Pers Emberg Asey Mrs. Carr Timothy Quanomet Gran Tim Lanois Firan

Detour Homemakers Club Meeting in Keysville May 11

Detour Keysville home makers club met at Mrs Carroll Wilhide Detour on May 11 with members Mrs Grier Kiaholtz MVailie Shorb Margaret White Mrs Carroll Wilhide and Miss Beth Yoder. Helen Linthicum joined as new member. Visitors included Mrs Morris Porterfield Dickey Hampstead Mrs James Coleman Middleburg Mollie Young Detour and John Miller Taneytown. Carrie Wilhide Ruth Yoder Detour spent a weekend in Long Green Valley Baltimore county and attended a Young People’s Club anniversary service at Wilson’s M E church with candle light ceremony. The law note at end mentions Nebraskan bridge speed limit.

Keysville Carroll Withide Grier Kiaholtz Vailie Shorb Margaret Whide Beth Yoder Helen Linthicum E. L. Warner Morris Porterfield Dickey Hamp Jstead James Coleman Middleburg Mollie Young Detour John Miller Taneytown Bonny Blink John Myerly Pauline Miller Haverstown W. C. Miller James Warren Arnold Stalenmeier Carrie Wiihide Ruth Yoder Long Green Valley Baltimore County Young People’s Club Wilson M. E. Church Taylorsville Taylorsville Church C. E. Wright Katherine Wright Towson E. A. H. Barnes J. C. Naill Thomas Byers Herman Barnes Billie Oliver Price Baltimore C. Ray Barnes Howard Price Leslie Rigler Lincoln Gosnell Charles Gosnell Howard Hipstey Lewis Jones Jean H. M. Hipstey Mt Airy William Gornell Washington, D. C William Hooper Fred Jefferson Hooper George Grimes Lucy Welsh Truman Barnes Sunshine Fred Jenkins James Jenkins Roy Shipley Curvin Seitz John Barnes Nicholas Pickett E. A. F. Barnes Frank Bares A. T. Br+ ters Charles Wagner Donald Mazin Eva Magin Mivier Waltz Basil Gosjnell Thomas Moore, Jr Frank “Bennett Augustus Frizell Fred Magin Edward Wills Arthur Wantz Irving Bohr Barbara? Waltz Everett Wiisnt Lillie Low Naill Anna Lee Frizvet Nancy Wants Billie Barnes Edward Will, Jr Kenneth MacDonald Seitz Tomas Moore Thomas Moore, Sr Ky Elizabeth Barnes Westminster Fred Franklin Herbert Pickett Joseph Hooper Lesley Rigler Mt. Airy Manchester Donald Magin Frank Barnes A. T

Lindsay Orange Blossom King Is Hollywood Star Cummings

Hollywood star Robert Cummings attended Lindsay Orange Blossom Festival as carnival king. The vegetarian actor wore a beard, greeted townsfolk by name, and served as MC after a parade and crowning. He credits aviation with shaping his career and reflects on his climb from Joplin to Broadway to Hollywood.

Lindsay Robert Cummings Mr. Cummings Cummings Hollywood Joplin Llttle England Blade Stanhope Conway New York King Vidor

Local Social Notes Highlight May Visits and Guests

A string of visits and hospitality travels across Sykesville Baltimore Brunswick Philadelphia Long Corner Lisbon Hawkins Howard County Oakland. Mrs Melville and Mrs Kohls hosted and joined relatives, while the Philathea class met at Mrs Hamilton's home. Also noted is the London Zoo animal food bill exceeding seventy five thousand dollars.

Sykesville Jean Liban Mary E. Melville Baltimore William Melville Charles Kohls Philadelphia Albion de Long Robert Watkins W. R. McCardell Emergon Barlow Brunswick Frank Greenwood Fannie J. Smuth George Denner Florence Yost John Smith Frances Mullinix Long Corner Edgar Smith Lisbon Philathea St Paul's ME Hamilton Hawkins Howard County Leslie Hawkins Oscar Hawkins Charles Melville Oakland

Movie Scrapbook Features Harold Lloyd Caricatures by Scarbo

Harold Lloyd, one of Hollywoods hardest working actors, writes and produces his films while directing and editing. His next project is Professor Beware. He enjoys parlor games and mental telepathy tricks, married to Mildred Davis since 1923 with three children. He is an expert makeup artist with a 27 acre estate and a nine hole golf course. He once housed 50 Great Danes and starts each picture with lucky collection doubles.

Harold Lioyd Hollywood Mildred Davis Roes

Local Social News From Taylorsville May Meeting

Taylorsville May service at the church on May 14. Community members visit, host dinners, and family gatherings noted. Sunshine class play in Baltimore. Several guests from Mt Airy and Westminster join weekend visits and showers.

New Windsor Recital Highlights Circus Theme At Firemen Building

May 18 in New Windsor a musical recital by Mrs. Marie Thompson's students featured a circus life drama and clown antics with decorations depicting a large circus tent. Many parents and friends attended as residents and visitors, including Roger Barnes of Washington DC and Emma Gilbert marking birthdays and hospital visits.

New Windsor Marie Thompson Roger Barnes Washington, D. C

Miss Mary Palmer to marry in June at Potomac Edison event

The Potomac Edison Company hosted a Food and Festival at the LO OFL Hall on May 10 with prizes, movies, displays, and demonstrations. Mary Palmer, a bride-to-be, and others from Baltimore and Washington attended as part of social and community notices. The New Windsor band with 40 members paraded and performed, while local clubs and residents shared news of visits, illnesses, and engagements.

Mary Palmer Potomac Edison Company Olver Hanes Daughree Mary Molle Selby San-Mar Emme Esner Bara 1 Growgers Lagers New Windsor Maunte Braid Baltimore J . Snaefler L. Goodermut Literary Club Schneider McKlinstry Paul Hull Trevanion Maggie Lambert Edward Wilhelm

What Is Your News I Q In Two Parts

A reader quiz from a historical page presents five questions. It asks for the name of a poet who became president of E re in Southern Treland, Roosevelt’s vacation cruiser course change details, a European currency devaluation, a true or false item on the Anglo Italian pact, and the chairman of the REC.

Treland Roosevelt House of Commons REC

Paramount Musical The Big Broadcast of 2938 Opens Today

The City Opera House begins a multi day run of the Paramount musical The Big Broadcast of 2938 starring W C Fields and an all star cast including Dorothy Lamour Martha Raye Bob Hope Shirley Ross Leif Erickson and Tito Guitar. The plot centers on a transatlantic race between two liners with Shields and his orchestra providing novelty entertainment.

Opera House City Opera House W. C. Fields Shirley Ross Leif Enkson Shephields Orchestra Tito

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