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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
9
In a tense scene Nikki Nielsen claims no legal name, her nurse’s nickname Annikki echoes in memory as an adopted fate remains unresolved. Sheriff presses for a formal name, revealing Miss Farnsworth's uncertain status and the haunting edge of concealed origins.
Prison vestibule scene shows Anne Farnsworth meeting a deputy about the Sork Browers case. The deputy greets her and notes Uncle Lao’s condition in the hospital, where officials said he was alive upon arrival. The exchange hints at ongoing concern and family ties amid rain and tension.
In a jail enclosure Anne Farnsworth faces deputies and Tom Farley as she provides testimony about the murder of Lee Farnsworth. She asserts the Sarki brothers did not shoot Uncle Lee, recalling a boat scene with the brothers and her nurse’s family connections while a sheriff cautions her on testimony.
In Taneytown on November 2 families including Mrs. Jessie, Mrs. Larena Crabos, Mrs. Bessie Bix, Mrs. Beuwah Ci Ts H mar Etkenrode, Mrs. Catherine Haha, and several others joined the district meeting of the Daughters of America in Balmore. Mr and Mrs David Weltsac of Altoona visited over the weekend, staying with Me and Mrs Rain er. Baumgardaer hosts noted guests.
Lake regions report frozen waters as Arctic air settles across Kansas Nebraska and Dakota areas. Temperatures drop to subzero levels with readings in Grand Forks Devils Lake and Moorhead. Snow flurries blanket Kansas and Iowa while Texas and Oklahoma record freezing nights.
A collage of quotations from Barons, former presidents, professors, and public figures on impartiality, constitutional faith, culture, and leadership. The excerpts include voices from Ruth Dents, Marie Bentivoglo, David Cushman Coyle, and Gen Hugh Johnson, among others, reflecting mid-century discourse.
A whirlwind tour through Hollywood chatter mentions Bing Crowley and a Paramount obo to search for a bicycle tied to a misread script. The piece circles around Mae West, Harold Lloyd, Ethel Merman, Grace Bradley, and Victor McLaglen with notes on Lambent sets, singing, and dancing in the road toward the film Anything Goes. It highlights Kiepura and Swarthout with behind the scenes quips about temperaments and on set antics.
Incomplete OCR list references multiple individuals including Barbara Ann Davis Herman Carl Lackner Grant Wood and Oscar Bragniass Dusner noted as served but details are unclear. The item appears as a damaged notices fragment with scattered personal names and a service remark.
Whie Take South Dakota reports a world altitude record flight as Captains Albert W. Brevens and Orvil A. Angderaan reach 74 000 feet in a balloon ascent from near Rapid City. After 8 hours 13 minutes they land 240 miles away. observers note a 2 000 foot surpassing of a prior Soviet aligned team.
Shirley Temple stars in Curly Top at the Tivoli along with Rochelle Hudson and John Boles in a tale of orphanage to mansion luxury. Selected short subjects shown. the City Opera House rents The Last Outpost with Claude Rains and Cary Grant, plus The Girl Friend at Frederick Theater with Ann Sothern and Roger Pryor.
Fragmentary notice lists Mr and Mrs Walter Kump and Mr and Mrs Russel Clay as attendees with Mr and Mrs Q and Mau Hariman at a November 23 gathering. Committee members include Mrs E P and Mrs M D Ness and other local residents.
Plans EVANGELISTIC SERVICES by Payton K Dodge of Payten Ohio follow a recent revival at the Free Chapel Tabernacle. The note adds prison reform hopes from RV Mr Dodge and mentions a Friday chorus program in Shookstown with delegations from Shookstown and Frederick.
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