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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
9
Vague outlook from a damaged text references Hope Joris health and family ties in a troubled Aer area. It mentions a Teaas, Aer father, a light mvaister, and a Capo in a tense scene. The piece hints at love, duty, and personal strife amid a military or wartime backdrop with unclear dates or places.
Dirk returns to Hope after a troubled visit from Rev Devine. Mary reports subtle improvement in Hope as Dirk plans Albany trip and questions about Mr Sanford Joris’s return. Hope asks Dirk not to dance yet hints at a personal confession while Mary watches.
Five Parkway school teachers escaped serious injury when their car overturned in a field west of Libertytown late Thursday night. Miss Tigh Fo Smith driver and passengers Helen Mercer Marie Mirtach Mary Fowles and Mary Ale Markey of the city suffered cuts and bruises after the vehicle left the road while passing another car. Passengers were aided from the machine and taken to their homes.
Ire da and Mary Etzier of Libertytown report Miss Mercer was admitted to Frederick City hospital for treatment after an incident. She was dazed with lacerations but not seriously hurt and is expected to return home today.
Members of the Catholic Daughters of America elected officers for the ensuing year at a Thursday evening meeting in the auditorium. Names listed include grand regent Miss Hartman, Victoria regent Mrs. Mack, prophetess Miss Teetyrer, treasurer Miss Tang, and other officers. The group planned sociables and upcoming activities.
Fashion notes describe a two piece reversible coat outfit in beige with a matching baby swagger and silk polka dot accents. A smart scarf, satin buttons, and a tuxedo style sleeve detail complete the look showcased as versatile spring attire.
Tivod presents Eyes of a Jewel Thief with Joan Bennets and Cary Grant as star couple. Plot follows a reporter and a scrappy romance amid a baby-killing and jewel robbery tied to a park shooting. Musical and news reels accompany, plus Buck Jones at the Opera House in Sunset of Power with western thrills.
The government in Paris voices alarm over widespread strikes threatening munitions production. An agreement in principle between operators and workers is reported to have been arranged to meet and draft a rapid accord.
Brunswick resident James KR Cornelius appeared before Justice Echnaulfer on a charge of failing to support two infant children. He posted 250 dollars and awaits a hearing in June. The case stems from alleged conflicts with his ex wife now Mrs Charles Pariscorthy. Alexander Johnson, an older offender, received a suspended 30 day jail term for drunkenness with costs set at 355 dollars.
Dispatches from the Tibetan border report that 500 Buddhist priests were killed by communist troops invading Sikang Province in China. Vernacular papers say eastern Tibet's Nama or "tying Buddhists" aided the invasion, with generals Hetao Keb Ho Lupy and Chu Tech named in the advance.
Two students at Solabury School for Boys were critically hurt when their open monoplane crashed into a cornfield near the school. The victims were William Ladd Jr., 18, of New York, and Lawrence Hartzell, 19, of Cincinnati.
A cryptic memo traces name changes among Hollywood figures including Jean Harlow born as Gertrude Jeannette Harlow and May Robson linked to printer error. It notes Lucile LeSueur becoming Cassin then Harlow, and Robert Cummings changing to Ride Canwas before reverting, with other examples of studio influenced rebranding and personal name choices.
Damaged text references Greta, Teferdest weeds, Dineen Merry, Rudolph Valentine, producer Jose Task, Jack Krantz, Lasky, and a reformulated name for a star. The fragment hints at film history figures and a restructuring of stage names amid scandal talk, with unclear dates and places.
In Augusta on May 28 admirers witnessed the unveiling of a full-length white Georgia marble statue in front of the Sacred Heart Church honoring James Wiyder Randall author of Maryland My Maryland. Sculptor Laurence Tompking from Atlanta participated. William W Fleming led the ceremony as part of the Randall Memorial Association sponsorship.
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