DONT MARRY THE MAN Kathleen Gregory in Neutrality feud
Kathleen Gregory and Bridget Riley, companions of the Golden Girl mine, feud with Desald MacDonald's faction at Neutrality. Kathleen eyes a house and a life away from Gregory holdings while Mayme teases about Donald MacDonald. Kathleen denies interest in men but plots to lure him as a possible alliance unfolds amid canyon views and hotel life.
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Bridget Riley
Desald MacDonald
Kathleen
MacDonald Hotel
Gregory
Cognition
Bridget
Angus
Mayme
Donald MacDonald
Riley
Donald
Santa Barbara
Poe
Golden Hills
Kath
MacDonald
Maree
Mister MacDonald
Miss Riley
Cleo
Mr. MacDonald
Ted
Morning at Gregory Flats Turns to Tense Meeting
Kathleen, Mayme, and Bridget shelter in a sunlit room as Kathleen endures snide digs about her hair and past, while Mayme introduces a handsome MacDonald. His apology for last night and sharp banter spark mixed tension and curiosity about a cottage and the Gregorss.
PWA approves first school building contract in county
The Public Works Administration approved the award for a colored elementary school in the city. Lloyd C. Culler won the base bid of 50999, reduced by 1650 by the Board of Education this week. Construction should start within days, with a deadline of Monday October 15.
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Public Works Administration
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick County Board of Education
Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Education
PWA
Garbo Returns And Becomes Talkative
Greta Garbo arrived back from Europe on October 7 and shocked observers by shedding the Swish Sphinx image to discuss babies privacy and music with Leopold Stokowski. She spoke in nearly flawless English, but remained reticent about her private life and marriage prospects.
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New York
Greta Garbo
Europe
Leopold Stokowski
Kungsholm
Garbo
Stokowski
Radio Day By Day broadcast highlights from NBC Boston race
NBC will air segments from the coast of Boston for the schooner race between Canada's Bluenose and Gerrnde L. The schedule covers Sunday at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm over WJZ NBC with daily race broadcasts planned until a winner emerges. Also listed are daily prime programs across NBC and CBS networks and weekly devotional leaders for WFMD starting October 10.
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New York
NBC
Boston
Canada
Gerrnde L
United States
Wjz-Nbc
CBS
WEAF
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Don Bester
WABC
United Lutheran Convention
Ben Bernie
Conrad Nagle
Orson Welles
WIZ
Radio City
Seth Parker
Hollywood Playhouse
Two Separate Divorces Filed In Local Court
Mrs Eve lyn Anna Mae Burras sues William Joseph Burras alleging cruelty and beating. They married April 16 1948 and he left Oct 5. Court orders counsel fee of 25 dollars unless he shows cause by Oct 25. Thelma Hemp sues David B Hemp seeking absolute divorce after repeated separations begun Oct last year and again mid April this year. She seeks to resume her maiden name Thelma H Lewis. Francis Petrott represents her.
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Evelyn Anna Mae Burras
William Joseph Burras
East Fifth Street
Burras
Alton ¥. Bennett
Burrers
Thelma H. Hemp
David B. Hemp
Eft
Thelma H. Lewis
Francis Petrott
Local poultry owners discuss Seventh World Poultry Congress plans
Frederick county owners met Henry R. Shoemaker's office Thursday to map preliminaries for the Seventh World Poultry Congress in Cleveland July 28 to August 7 1939. They aim to raise funds from ticket sales to send several county youths with expenses covered. H Club members and vocational agriculture students discussed involvement with Charles S. Lane presiding. A follow up meeting was set after the fair.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Cleveland
Congress
Frederick County
Charles S. Lane
REPORTER S QUIZ SHOULD US VOTE ON WAR
Residents split over a referendum on whether the United States should declare war. Citizens from Frederick and nearby towns argue for and against a popular vote, with others urging reliance on Congress during crises and war decisions.
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United States
Roger Breckenridge
Adamstown
Primary Campaign Costs Revealed For Local Election
Frederick lawyer Leo Weinberg reports no expenditures or receipts in the primary as Republican nominee for attorney general. Other filings show Charles K. Rhoderick with 376.55 in outlays including 240.65 for ads, James H. Falk 89.36 mostly for ads, R. M. Zacharias 73.25 with 26.75 travel, Earl M. Lowell 94.25 including gasoline and cigars, and several House of Delegates candidates reporting varied expenses and a few contributions.
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Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Thelerk
Charles K. Rhoderick
Register of Wills
James H. Falk
Treasur- Lab
R. M. Zacharias
Sted
Harvey Hahn
Earl M. Lowell
Shrieviny
Carnival
House of Delegates
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
C. Floyd Feete
Howard B. Smth
Charles S. Houck
Knights of Columbus Inducts In Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg October 7 Officers of Brute Council Knights of Columbus were installed recently by District Deputy Charles B Humelsine of Baltimore Inducted were Bernard J Eckenrode grand Knight Charles F Troxell deputy grand knight Paul A Keepers chancellor Roy Baker recorder Raymond F Dukehart treasurer Guy A Topper financial secretary advocate George C Thompson warden Gerald N Ryder guards Harry Kelly and Clarence Shorb
Snow display for high school students at Carty funeral home
An annual canlia snow for high school students is planned at the Harry E. Carty Company funeral home on East Patrick Street from 2 to 9 this afternoon. Flowers from tubers distributed in the spring will be displayed, announced Friday.
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Harry E. Carty Company
East Patrick Street
Home-Coming Day Observed At West Maryland College
Western Maryland College marked its annual Homecoming Day with campus tours of summer improvements including the new office relocation and enlarged library plus a new post office book store and mens lounge. Alumni gathered as Harry C. Adkins chaired a Board of Governors meeting and later Dr. and Mrs. Holloway hosted a reception in the library. A pep assembly parade and bonfire highlighted Friday events with the college band and freshman entertainment. Notable entrants to the freshman class were Lee Kindley David Brengle John Quynn and Clarence Marsh. upperclassmen included Carl Thomas Clyde Thomas Trago Brust and James Stoner.
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Western Maryland College
T. K. Harrison
Harry C. Adkins
Alumni Association
Fred G. Holloway
Lee Kindley
David Brengle
John Quynn
Clarence Marsh
Carl Thomas
Clyde Thomas
Trago Brust
James Stoner
Lufs Stuff The Only Way To Face Daily Tasks
A reflective note by N A Lufburrow urges daily task engagement and responsibility. It contrasts evasive improvisation with steadfast effort, asserting that those who truly succeed confront duties rather than dodge them. Personal motivation references and general life advice frame the message.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Sykesville Doctor Retires After Ill Health
Dr. George A. Hart, a Sykesville physician, retires due to ill health effective October 15. Dr. Jacob R. Jensen will take over the practice. Hart plans to leave around October 25 with his wife for six months in the south and west, following Dr. Sprecher’s retirement four years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgea. Hart
Sykesville
Jacob R. Jensen
Africa
Hart
D. B. Sprecher
England To Be Studied By Art Club For Year
The Frederick Art Club enters its forty first year with a study of England at Furnish Art. Dr Laura A Ward Hood College guest spoke on English rural beauty and medieval churches. Mrs Joseph H Apple recalled studies in London at the University of London. Refreshments followed by the social committee.
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Frederick
England
Laura A. Ward
Hood College
Miss Ward
Wessex
Thomas Hardy
Westminster Abbey
Joseph HL Apple
University of London
M. Rubey Etchison
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