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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1935
Page
7
A scattered crop of football outlooks forecasts key results across major programs. Harvard, Princeton, Army, Navy, Yale, Brown, Syracuse, Army and others are slated for competitive showings as coaches seek early season momentum and conference progress.
Paul Harreson, Kansas born and New Yorker, a former Broadway critic, headlines a Hollywood column. The feature notes his return to New York papers and hints at forthcoming pieces on film, romance, and the movie industry.
The Sandman narrates the journey to the Land of Spoore where he keeps sleep for youngsters. Daney, Beauty, Goldy and Goppy follow into a dream voyage as the Sandman travels to Eyore land. The tale ends with the group ready to sleep and wake at the behest of the storyteller.
The piece lists upcoming 1935 mobilization broadcasts and shifts in roles on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other stations. It notes Col Theodore Roosevelt replacing Hoover as speaker in San Francisco, Tito Schipa and Kirsten Flagstad among performers, and changes in actors on WEAF NBC Friday nights. Details cover Saturday and Sunday lineups with concerts and variety programs across networks.
Reports list 19 dead from the storm across the Northern Bahamas and Southern Florida. Eleven drownings were reported on Great Abaco Island, with Commissioner John Eldridge Rus sell among victims. In Adams Town, the Parent Teachers Association meets at 7 40 PM for a health and education program featuring Dr S E Boks Adams, Dr J D owe, and Mrs J D owe with song by Dr Cortey Jr.
Multiple debt actions were disposed of or under consideration in the circuit court Friday morning before Judge Arthur D. Willard. F R Keller vs J Trexler resulted in a non pro interest by the plaintiff. Eliza Dutrow formerly Knauff sued David G Zentz D W Zentz and W L Zentz with judgment confessed against D W Zentz. Corkran Hill and Company sued Bayard C Burgess. judgment confessed for 151.40 and interest. Richmond Rubber nee Earle H Cline action in assumpsit under consideration with witnesses for both sides. Albert Brown represented plaintiffs and Alban M Wood for defendants in several cases.
Walter W. Simonds, forester at the University of Maryland Extension Service, explains leaf colors not from solid pigments but from complex bodies inside leaf cells. Carotin, xanthophyll, flavone, xanthone, anthocyanin, and chlorophyll determine hues, with chlorophyll fading in fall and acidity or alkalinity affecting pigment expression.
The New Market W C T U met Wednesday at Miss May Shaw Baker's home to focus on Thanksgiving and youth. Activities included songs, readings, poems, prayers, and reports, with Mrs. Shaw Baker reporting on the Baltimore State convention. Comfort bags for Soldiers and Sailors were prepared for sending. The next gathering is planned for the second Wednesday in January at Mrs. Virgil Baker's home.
Deceptive play by Dr Richards of Detroit captivates a crowd as Do wald Jacoby recounts a historic hand. The article analyzes a contract in a bridge problem showing how an opening by West can change the outcome from 12 tricks to a grand slam, with a solution promised in the next issue.
The article recounts a bridge hand where Jacoby dupes declarer with a ruff and safety discard sequence, highlighting a key play to win. It also profiles Snavely, a football professor at North Carolina State, praising his questionnaire-driven coaching methods and motion picture reviews.
Numerology wins linked to Notre Dame victories over Ohio State Wisconsin Pittsburgh and Navy in their ninth games of the series. Wally Fromwart wears number nine and Ohio State’s game is the ninth in a string of Irish wins. Carl Snavely praised as miracle man guiding North Carolina in 1934.
Hood College hosts about 100 students and guests from Goucher College and George Washington University for the annual field day. The event includes friendly contests in hockey soccer football and archery under the direction of Marjorie McFerran and student managers from Hood and Frederick area.
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