Night escape from the fire and a grim reunion
In a moonlit valley the group flees a blazing hillside after a fight. A hanging body is found, Ada is rescued, and Hugo ends up with Ottilie as Fleuriot stays behind to guard the corpse. Archie doubts his place, while Fleuriot renews his cautious optimism about freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Fleuriot
Dunning
Archie
Geiss
Ottilie
Frn
Otlie
Igor
Moore
Fleuriot 32d
le Trayas
Tonneau
Ada
Fleurio
Tan
Tam
Maz Salimarsk
Blue Ridge College Opens Freshman Welcome
New Windsor Oct 1 Blue Ridge College lists about 150 students with the Merry Men of Windsor orchestra rehearsing for the opening dance. Ten girls led by Miss Margaret Kelly Passaic NJ and ten boys led by Arthur Frantz Woodbridge NJ. sophomores arrive early to welcome underclassmen. Medical notes: Dr James Marsh took Ernest Dielman to a Baltimore hospital for appendicitis and Miss Margaret Robertson with illness. House repairs and social calls noted. church donation drive details and several visits from Baltimore and Waynesboro residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Merry Men of Windsor
Margaret Kelly
Passzic
N. J
Arthur Frantz
Woodbridge
James Marsh
Ernest Dielman
Baltimore
Two Lane Highways Here To Stay Says Former Frederick Man
Former Frederick resident now chief of design for the Bureau of Public Roads argues in an August Burck Magazine piece that broad superhighways are unlikely soon. He says two lane roads will persist, though modernization is needed, and outlines traffic data and costs guiding future highway design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Man
Bureau of Public Roads
Raymond E. Toms
Burck
Toms
Frederick
Divison
Bureau of Public
American Institute of Public Opinion
George Gallup
Alabama
Florida
Tllindis
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Virginia
Wisconsin
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Sales Corporation
United States
Trafic
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Worcester
Milwaukee
R A Moser
Iowa State College
Hood College students weigh Frederick charm and vibe
A survey of Hood College girls visiting Frederick reveals mixed views on the town. They praise the Tivoli, Francis Scott Key hotel, and quaint, homey atmosphere, while noting a desire for larger department stores and better shopping variety. Several mention Civil War ties and local scenery as appealing elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
First Registration To Be Held Tuesday
Officials of the Board of Elective Supervisors began distributing registration books to precinct officials for pre-election registration starting next Tuesday. Instructions require returns by October 19 and ballot notes in lawful condition, with two registration days on October 4 and 11 and revision day October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elective Supervisors
Court News Marriage Licenses Active in County
Court news lists marriage licenses for John W. Richard aged 34 widower and Flora E. Fleming 21 of Mt Alry. Norman R. Rider 24 of Mechanicsburg Pa and Florence M. Carpenter 19 of Harrisburg Pa. Property transfers include Isaiah S. Zile widower to Merton A. Engel and wife for $10, and F Scott Runkles to Harry Samuel Lambright for $10, as well as Murray P. Cramer to Howard F. Damuth for $10 with county designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Richard
Flora E. Fleming
Mt Alry
Norman R. Rider
Mechanicsburg
Florence M. Carpenter
Harrisburg
Isaiah S. Zile
Merton A. Engel
F. Scott Runkles
Harry Samuel Lambright
Murray P. Cramer
Howard F. Damuth
Frederick College Town Opinions From Visiting Students
Visiting students from various locations share views on Frederick Maryland. Quotes praise the Francis Scott Key hotel atmosphere and local hospitality while noting differences from New England. Some favor larger cities for opportunities, others appreciate the quaint town character and church presence.
Large white cap ears from same seed grown 37 years
J Burgess Jones on the New Market Liberty Pike near New London exhibits eight ears of white cap corn weighing about 1.5 pounds each. The ears average over 26 rows and are grown from seed used for 37 years by Jones and his father, traced to Robert Seliman from Mt Airy. The seed is renewed yearly to maintain quality, challenging ideas that corn runs out with long use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burgess Jones
James G. Jones
Robert Seliman
Mt. Airy
Mr. Jones
Mrr. Jones
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick
Jones
Mr Wertheier
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Harry Reese
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Towson
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Mattie Hull
Westminster
Miss Roth Jones
Chetreet
Coatesville
Frederick’s
Jane Carrington
Somerset Avenue
Ventnor
Lynn Siifer
Tuxedo Road
Montclair
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Barbara Fritchie
Billie Richards
W. Boscawen Street
Winchester
O. K
Matie Kuehle
Homeland
Armella Braun
Beaver Street
Beaver, Pa
Frederick Berausce
Betty Jenness
Katherine Watkins
Cooksville
Howard County
Elinor Abel
Norbrook Park
Narbeth
Betty Bruce
Wyoming Avenue
Buick
Buick Motor Division
Jeanne Bowman
Court News
Jean Golden
Pottsville
Pas
Edith Kyle
Bethel, Conn
New England States
Eloise Carter
Bellerose
Long Island, N
Betty Rosengarten
Jeanne Arbogast
Wilkes-Barre
Fim
Frederick County
Dickson & Eddy Coal Corp
Pennsylvania
F. B.A. Pymt
St. Frederick
Albert ¢. Palmer
Fred. Co
Zoat
Rodock
Fifta ST
Penna. &. BR
Charles F. Knock
East Fourth Street
Frederick Production Credit Association
North Court Street
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Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Dash
Maryland
L. B. Nicodemus
Frederick's Home Appliance Store
North Market Street
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
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