Entangled in Love and Labor at Warrenton Courier
Sally Warran editor of the Warrenton Courier hides engagement to Terry Maynard a South American job awaits him. Her sister Tip sells antove with Terry prompting conflict. Philip Page buys the Courier and supports Morris mite workers while Sally delays a marriage decision as Terry urges. Morna seeks Sally to win Mar with Sally guiding her to a meeting as Terry calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Warran
Warrenton Courier
Terry Maynard
Tha
Tip
Terry
Philip Page
Courier
Mar
Morna
Zive
Sally
Avery
Warrens
Joe Morris, Jr
Joe
Ray
Philip Page x
Mary Morris
Mr. Warren
Mp Ame
Tal
Nally
Stra
Itf
Page House
Philip
Lab
Terry Maynard Leaves Town After South American Job Offer
Sally faces shock as Terry Maynard accepts a new post with South American Airlines and must depart promptly. Meanwhile Tip’s crush and Sally’s fraught worries collide during a tense week of secrets, garden refuge, and pending decisions about love, loyalty, and duty. Sally clings to a quiet resolve to wait for clarity before any new commitment, while rumors of a wedding fade with Terry’s impending departure.
Settlement Reached In Suit For Damages
A settlement was reached in Chewitt Court after a falling tree struck Mrs Mae Summers on South Market Street last Saturday night. The tree was struck by the cab of a track belonging to J Simpeon of Portsmouth and driven by Cary Harps of Portsmouth. Summers was walking on the pavement when the accident occurred. A suit for 500 damages was filed but the case has been dismissed. An attachment matter related to the suit was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulb
Chewitt Court
Mae Summers
South Market Street
J. Simpeon
Portsmouth
Cary Harp
Portamouth
States Hurry To Meet Unemployment Insurance
Washington nav. A widening surge of interest in unemployment insurance spreads as Gov. Nice calls Maryland's legislature into special session December 13 to align with the federal program. Social Security Board officials report inquiries from ten states and rapid data gathering as states seek guidance for potential special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nav
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Gordon Wagener
Wwe
Pameneonea
Social Security Board
Supreme Court
Inter-American peace congress coverage and radio listings
President Roosevelts Buenos Aires address opens the Inter-American peace congress. The piece lists NBC CBS and other stations schedules from WEAF WABC WIZ and more for a weekend of programs and broadcasts. It notes Amos and Andy radio show changes and guest artists, with local devotional leaders named for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Inter-American Peace Congress
Buenos Aires
Weae- Nbo
Amos
Andy
Bill Way
Teed
Parker
Saudee Ville
Astaire
Thibault
WABC
CBS
State Hall
Leo
Rowe
WEAF
NBC
Marion Talley
Jack Benny
Pittsburgh
Nod
N. ¥. Philharmonic
Guy Lombardo
Rubinos
Phil Baker
Eddie Cantor
Detroit Symphony
Exlo Pina
Wiz-Nbc
Dr. Cadman
We, the People
Cal
Budd
Frank Simon
Whiteman
God Weaf
Georgia
Georgia Tech
WSB
WTOC
WIPI
Holy Cross
Boston College
WEMD
Wiliam A. Herpich
Church of God
Weverton
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical and Reformed
Church
Frederick
A. Kipe
Brunswick
Henry C. Kraft
Lutheran Church
Myersville
Seward
Kresge
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lewistown
If EL Krone
United
Brethren Church
Thurmont
Negro Held Here Has Past Criminal Record
David Taylor a Richmond Virginia black man arrested by Chief Allen Bartgis with stolen turkey from Mrs. William Mercer Clifton. Washington states Taylor was sentenced May 22, 1928 to seven to 30 years for burglary in Columbus Ohio. He had a 1904 Richmond housebreaking sentence and was briefly paroled. He appeared before Justice Walter Sinn with malice charges deferred awaiting record verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘Taylor
Richmond
Allen Bartgis
Turkey
William C. Mercer
Clifton
Department of Justce
Gene
Washington
Taylor
Columbus
Ohio
Walter ©. Sinn
SUTCHERING HELD AT SINES HOME
All old time butchering occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charis E Sines on November 26 with fourteen hogs slaughtered. Total weight reported as 4200 pounds. Numerous local residents listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis E. Sines
Chas
Sines
Wm. H. McKinney
Trego McKinney
Luther Knowls
Amey Flook
Mra
Durnard Binea
C. Klefler
Banquet planned for Boys and Girls 4-H clubs
The first annual Banquet for the 4-H clubs of Vredemek county is set for Friday at 6 30 PM in the county MLE building. Mary Emmons and Shuteirks will present awards, with Truth Nivortesmas leading songs and 4 H officers officiating. Awards include county and state honors, with Jenkins State boys leader present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vredemek
Wee
University of Maryland
Mys
Dorothy Emnersos
Shute Eirks Feader
Wall
Pti
Pomuna Grange
EL OG. Jenkins
Meory
Meory RL Shoemaker, County Agent, and Mins Florence EL Williamy
Voll
Ty Ote
Charles Il, Remsberg
Mise Juditty Avis
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Sale Set for May 17 in Frederick
The Maryland Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association announces a purebred Aberdeen Angus sale at the Frederick Sale Grounds on May 17, 1937. W Alan McGregor, president, notes last year’s sale netted a strong result and demand for breeding stock remains high nationwide. The fall sale in Warrenton, Virginia, drew a satisfactory average, underscoring continued interest in the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sale
W. Alan McGregor
Maryland Aberdeenings Breeders’ Association
Uie Association
Virginia Associaion
Warrenton
HL Ds
Maryland
Wills Probated in Local Orphans Court
Wills probated in the local Orphans Court include those of Strathann era, Catton, and Walker among others. Executors named, legacies to spouses and family, with funeral fund provisions and multiple bequests to churches, nieces, and grandchildren. Dates range 1932 to 1940s, with witnesses and codicils noted. An absolute divorce request by Mrs Mary A Culp is also listed, citing desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi de Strathann
Catton
Colored
Frederick
Taylor
Strashitan
Harry A. Stratley
Oliver
Harry C. Hrachey
Lydia Ar Mriwhey
Mis
Baur M. Stuart
Pauline BL Mealey
Diney
Gnertian KP Mowers
Maggie M. Fox
Mercer
Lavenia Mercer
I. O. Hedges
Grayson He Mercer
Willam J. Walker
James Po Walker
Edward W. Walker
Mary At Sewell
Joan No Sewell
Jaco Rubirback
Willamy J. Walker
Thomas H. Bauntgandner
Giesson O
A. Kaltian
Thomas C. Palmer
Uarrbburg
African Methodiat Chuyeh
Methodist Eresconal Church
Airy
PY. James
Ci Rice
Althaugh
Mary A. Culp
Albert J. Culp
Washington
Martlesburg
Hier
Meno S. Warp
Court News items list licenses and divorces in a crowded ledger
Court notices name Marpage Licenses and multiple divorces with addresses and ages including Charles Fenton Johnson Mamie Jones 73 and Virginia Wackey 20 among others. The items cover licenses property transfers and a Friday party notice listing Patricia Ann Earnworthy and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marpage
Charles Fenton Johnson
Autoser
Beatlavite
Mary A. Ualimian
Seliman
Maroid Arnold
Divorent
Urunewick
Blaushe M. Wmitaby
Woodstock
Gould Myers
Mary EB. Lease
Libertytown
Mamie Jones
Second Capital of Ethiopia Captured
The late government formally announced that Ethiopia’s second capital had fallen. Ras Immeru and his followers were reportedly taken as prisoners of the tribesmen amid provincial fighting near Gore. The commando report cites Col. Malta as the commander in the seizure and notes a sealing victory near Gore, dated November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htome
Gore
Ethiopia
Thalia Mying
Cul
Malta
Ras Immeru
Gote
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Gate
Chee
Liataire
Duke Adams
Verry
Mrs. Warren
Mrs Warren
Lilly
Lola Hopkins
Lola
Batley Wolfe
Sally Aver
Cate
Raadio
By C. E. Butterfield
Red Grange
Smyth
Ted Portia
Ed Wynn
Meredith Wilson
Barn Dayes
Grrl Williams
Inarith Mall OF Calvary
MLC
Chueh
Counc
Raleigh
N. C
North Market St
Phono
Vy ET Ee
Fine Ren and
Pronî Ats
Santa
Moen
Toley
Lavelny
Titi
Court News
Warren C. Mallach
Verna E. Bender
Duncannon, Ma
Donald CG. Marwood
New
Twaden
Ohi
AssVand
Opty
Mechanicsburs
Clara Eleanor Debe
Carlie
Mluert Russo
Ated Nagy
Maltimore
Franklyn Mart
Harrisburg
Evelyn EB Trwinden
Hamnelstean
Fredericktown Savings Institution Co
Myra HB. Edler
Adian A. Orel
William J. King
Frederick Properties, Inc
Qanal W. Saylor
Efy
Clara PL
Leatherman, Et al
Margaret E. Doerng
IL Ieffer
Delauter
Pastricia Ann Eaworthy
Mia
Marlin Chremne
Ant Mary ‘Thompson
Loutre Herler
Uelen Cireen
Betty and
Patricia Thompson
Greenawalt
Ale
Teomnba
Lewis A. Rice & Sons, Whatesale Distributer
Steele
Thornton Farm
A. Stanley Zet
Kiderwood
Waryland Mon
Herrick Merryman Sales Company
Sparks
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Depaslt Insuranc
U. K
Chevrolet Sales
The
Mariners and Mechanics National Bank
Tee Giay
R. Ames Hendrickson
Francia B. Sappington
Willian M. Stadaf
Mar Unsel Bm
Sdabae
Charles Wertheimer
Lloyd C. Culler
Robert £. Delaplaine
Albert Gilson
James Heinlein Harris
Charles A. Opel, JR
Harry C. Schroeder
Forroce
C. Zacharias
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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