Movie Bills Coming Week
The city theaters present a Technicolor Apartment for Peggy with Jeanne Crain and William Holden at Tivoli Sunday through Tuesday. Other films include Sorry, Wrong Number with Burt Lancaster and Barbara Stanwyck, Isn't It Romantic, Pitfall, and Winner Take All at the Opera House. Added are cartoons, Newsreels, a serial, and various side attractions through the week with dates and stars listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Jeanne Crain
William Holden
Tivoli
Burt Lancaster
Barbara Stanwyck
Veroneca Lake
Mona Freeman
Bully DeWolfe
Dick Powell
Elizabeth Scott
Opera House
Joe Palooka
Warner Pathe News
Secret Land
Amveis
Jane Doe
Ruth Hussey
Net Marvels
Ronald Coleman
Johnny Mack Brown
Fredenck
Colorado
Gene Autrey
Smiley Burnette
Boris Karloff
Maureen O'Hara
Warner Pnthe News
Buster Crabbe
Bolivar Notes and Visits Across the Area
Local notices trace Mrs Fannie Le man’s indisposition after a fall at Camp Hall church. Visitors include K K Cavalier and Thomas Baumgardner near Bolivar and Charles Town residents at various homes. Others report recoveries from surgery and eye operations in Baltimore, and several families from Harpers Ferry, Frederic, Stephens City, Lovettsville, and Martinsburg visiting Bolivar and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
W Va
Fannie Leman
Camp Hall
K. K. Cavalier
Bolvar
Thomas Baumgardner
Charles Town
Lancaster
Abner Henry
William Frye
Lovellsville
Clifton Bulls
Otto Hope
William Trail
G. C. Moore
Stephens Cur
Robert Stuart
Near Bolivar
C. E Garien
University Hospital
Baltimore
Hir
Leonard Reed
Arlington
L. Bush
Charles Town Hospital
Marine recruit VanFossen enlists in Marine Corps
Pfc VanFossen grandson of Mrs Bertha VanFossen Walkersville enlisted May 21 and is stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina He is assigned to School Company Supply School in Barracks No 55 Camp Lejeune BC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanFossen
Bertha VanFossen
Walkersville
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Pfc. VanFossen
B. C
Engaged couple Mildred Louise Hamsock to Paul H Main
Engaged Miss Mildred Louise Hamsock of Oakhill to Paul H Main son of Mrs Ruth H Williams of Woodsworn and Herbert Mam Frederick. No date set for the wedding. Washington notes living with her parents on Carp Hill and reports on local visits and social items from Martinsburg to Camp Hill and Harpers Ferry. Community notices include an electro demonstration at Camp tied St church and a Legion post officers installation in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Monrovia
Elmer M Chick
Lo Paebus
William Phebus
Edgeville
Sir Paebus
William Fees
Rex
Ceretron
William C Pheous Prother
Elmer M. Chick
Best
George Hamsock
Oakhil
Mildred Louise
Paul H
Ruth H. Williams
Woodsworn
Herbert
Frederick
Tal
Washington
Claude Wenizel
Carp
Bela Lemon
Martinsburg
and Mirs C E Garven
Earl Trail
Willam Trail
Frances Gorker
Denora Godsin
Harpers Fery
Helen Kaplan
J W McCormics
Sparkgheid
Leon Eayards
Camp Ell
L D Nuersis
N-Ian
Daugher
Richard Hill
Texas
Treiat
Zorbre
Ana
Cnea
Brunswick
Ise Ione
Bir
I Zomere
Harpers Ferm
Norman Thayer
Irs Fayette
Benevo
Russel Frivis
Charles Towp
Camp Tied St Church
Jast Veld
Taneytown
Hesson- Snider
Amerian Legion Aushory
Sheldon Shearer
Joseph B Elliot
Joel Brooks
Vivian Philips
Anna Mae Otto
Secretarts
Gisma Ellot
Vsabel S.th
Alice Hartsock
Cliss Virginia Miller
Maye Basler
Grace Calinder
Western Maryland
Westminster
Sne
Anne Eyler
Carroll
American Legion
R B Warren Western Vanland
Wes Richara Haiftey
Westminster Teo
Virs Elliot
Edmund J Moreon
Port
Restaurants Rise After French Revolution Popularized Fine Dining
The spread of restaurant culture followed the French Revolution as aristocrats lost their grand retinues and meals moved to public spaces. This shift helped establish dining out as a social staple across society, transforming meals into accessible experiences.
Dorothy Dix Advice On Marriage Romance And Reality
Dorothy Dix offers blunt guidance to a young wife and a dating teen, urging realistic views of marriage and warning against clinging to romantic fantasies. She emphasizes trust, sacrifice, and ongoing partnership over constant lovey dovey gestures, and warns the 15 year old against serious involvement with an older divorced man.
Amvets Benefit Picture Prompt Notable Advisory
Dear Dorothy Din replies to a young bride facing conflict with her mother in law. The writer, three months married, asks if she should leave her husband who sides with his mother. The answer notes such living arrangements often fail unless both women are exceptionally intelligent and well disposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Bobby-Soxer
Dorothy Din
No clear article headline found in fragmented text
The provided OCR fragment hints at chaotic family tensions with jealous and possessive dynamics involving a mother, law, and daughter, alongside references to two women sharing a home and a Chinese ideograph for a flight. No concrete facts or names support a definite news item.
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Mothe cm
fLehtas
Union Bridge Union Hall Renovation Plans
Rev and Mrs R Fisher report repairs at Union Bridge as0M pringe-nine localiremen's hall Benedum TM street and East Broadcast. The old stage is removed and replaced by anterooms the raised portion of the floor torn out and leveled fluorescent lights installed entrance wall from Benedum street side with a through entrance via old Broadway doors work slated for completion by January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedum
East
Benedum Street
Broadway
Mre
R. Fisher
Beyond Our Own Sun film shown at Monrovia Church
The Usuen Memorial Post 8606 auxiliary hosted a meeting in Union Bridge to announce a 830 PM Sunday showing of the film Beyond Our Own Sun at the Monrovia Church of the Brethren. The Protestant Film Commission produced the story of two brothers one a successful farmer in the United States and the other a clergyman. Admission is free and discussion groups met earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Monrovia
United States
Social Visit Notes in Ladiesbury and Nearby Towns
Residents from Ladiesbury and Ladesburn visited relatives and hosts in Houzerville and nearby homes. The report lists Mrs C W Binkley, Mrs F H Burely, Mr C S Smith, Mr Henry King of Frederick, Mr and Mrs Dory Martin, Mr and Mrs Ernest Martin, Rex and Mrs Ernest Colwell, and other families through Sunday gatherings. Also mentions vespers at the Smith and Duce households and a local name list in Gerissoourg Pappard with Charles Smith versus Toomes Keeney and Rewind Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S Smith Spert
Houzerville
Henry King
Frederick
Dory Martin
Ernest Martin
Rex
Ernest Colwell
Errev
David
F. Ho Brely
Edgar Smith
Mro
Mirs Clarr Duce
Paul Lightper
Ger
Ssourg Pappard
Myre
Charles Smith
Toomes
Keeney
Rewind
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Levensville
James Greehan
Leesburg
Stanley
R. S. Butts
G E Webb
Laureda
Robert Morgen
Front Royal
Morgan
Irs Agnes de- Lauder
Camp Hill
Irs de- Lauder
E W Webb
Robert Herlong
Walter Reed
Harry E. VanFossen
Lavetta Fraley
Potomac Eaton Corpoans
WSCS
Bar
Welliam Spickler
Smon Meem
Dickerson
Donald
Eables
G L Muse
Harpers Ferry
Joseph Ready
Miss Slikired L. Hartsock
North Market St
Dorothy Dix
Aathryen
Prince Charming
McCutcheon
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Pustiman CO
C.O.D
Owfn Norsfry Desk
Bloomington
TH. Co
Amvets
U. S Navy
Bay of Whales
Americas
Logal Amsvets Organization
Union Bridge
THE
Druid Theater DA Ses
Maryland
Amaseus
Raymond Hatton
Gregory Peck Inn
Todd Ethel Barrymore
Sundas
Mondas
Giese
Les Is Tse
Roy Rogers
Lish Larce
the News
Trotwood
Ohio
Roop
Linwood
John D. Roop
Ashland Ohio
Mae Hubbard
Elsie Kelly
New Windsor
Charles Little
Ladiesbury
Mars Opticians
Williamson S
Chet
Castoria
Pertussin Koolerz
Lennox Rex-Ruh
Algi-Rey Spana
Cotkate
Seaforth
Yardley
Courtley Bowl
Courtley
Fousetre Royal Shay Fourere Earle
Soan & Cologne
Colgate
Cis Club
Phillies Royalist
Rexall
Rexel
Frederick Amvets
Morca
Eae
Osea
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St — Frederick, Md
Southern States
Frederick Petroleum
Margie
Reggy
Young Love
Centort
Rewne Gal Wm Holden
Edmund Gwenn
Technicolor
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Humphrey Bogart
Ann Sheridan the “Dead End” Kids
SAP
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