Two 4 Company by Margaret Guion Herzog
Nina, a young debutante, navigates her mother Honey's remarriage to Richard while handling social pressures. David Day, a charming auto salesman, complicates Nina's life as she fakes a romance to cope with family dynamics and wedding preparations. Cordelia Thorpe, Nina's friend, balances fashion roles with Nina's plans though both seek independence from constant public attention. Nina runs into Button on the street Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Honey
Richard
David
Cordelia
David Day
Button
Daddy
Bridget
Goodby
Cordelia Thorpe
Margaret Herzog
Seventh-pound spud grows large for local fair display
James C. Grimes of Frederick Route Four displayed a six-pound sweet potato at the News-Post office Friday night. The tuber measured 24 34 inches in circumference and he plans to exhibit it at the fair next week, noting several other potatoes weighing around three pounds were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News-Post
James C. Grimes
Frederick
Grimes
Avoid Panic Over Childs Minor Ills
Olive Roberts Barton argues mothers overreact to children illnesses, warning that fear fuels worry and harms health. She offers practical steps to face facts, stop borrowing trouble, and cultivate a calm mindset, noting prevention helps but acceptance with hope is key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Smith
Escapes Unhurt In Cyclist Versus Auto Collision
Eldred W. Van Fossen Jr., 12, narrowly avoids injury when his bicycle collides with Jack Haller’s car at Court and Second streets Friday at 7 30 p m. The bicycle is wrecked and the boy is thrown to the street but suffering only minor exposure. Haller stops and takes him to a doctor, then home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred W. van Fossen, Jr
Eldred W. van Fossen
Jack Haller
East Third Street
Court and
Second Streets
Haller
National Percheron Opens In Columbus Ohio
National Percheron show runs October 9 to 16 in Columbus linked with the National Dairy Show. It draws 246 Percherons from eight states with a $5500 premium purse, features top animals from state fairs and 45 horses imported from France, including Don Again noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Advance
Frederick County
Don
France
Thurmont High Forms New Clubs for Year
Thurmont High announces a set of new student clubs for the coming year. Reading Club is led by Miss Jessie Shipley, Hobby Club by Miss Marietta Mulls, Dramatic Club directed by Mrs. M. H. Derr, girls sports overseen by Miss Dorothy Beachley, and Needlework and Handicraft Clubs merged under Mrs. Miriam Wise. The Pied Piper school paper is preparing its first issue with faculty adviser Miss Margaret Sharrer. The first assembly featured a program on the U S Constitution, presented by the history department with the full student body in attendance.
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Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Jessie Shipley
Marietta Mulls
M. H. Derr Bays
James Zimmerman
Dorothy Beachley
Miriam Wise
Margaret Sharrer
United States
History Department
Accident Report at East Church Street
Special Policeman Chester Simmons investigated the incident at 245 East Church Street. No charges were preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Chester Simmons
Scores Slam On Squeeze BY WM. E. McKENNEY
Henry P. Jaeger of Cleveland, longtime American Bridge League leader, attempts a risky slam in four spades while holding strong minor suits. The article outlines the strategic play, including heart losses, ruffs, trumps, and the challenge of locating the diamond queen, reflecting Jaeger’s classic skill in card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Henry P. Jaeger
Cleveland
Jaeger
North
West
Contract Principle in Bridge Squeeze Save
A bridge narrative describes a declarer punishing West with a squeeze. After South ruffs a diamond, ruffs a spade, and drains trumps, West cannot guard both clubs and spades. The squeeze secures the contract as West misdefends against the looming club and spade threats.
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East
South
West
Dummy
REPORTER S QUIZ ON ROOSEVELT BUDGET VIEWPOINTS
A Frederick county survey shows most residents doubt President Roosevelt can balance the federal budget next year. Respondents include Elmer Brown and Grayson Mercer who express mixed certainty while Charles Rice says he does not believe success is likely.
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Frederick County
Roosevelt
Eaderab
Deavou
Teacher Frantz Injured in Auto Crash Near Hanover
Aides Frantz, 30, son of Rev A P Frantz sup erintendent of Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown Pa, was admitted to Hanover General Hospital in serious condition after an early Thursday car wreck near Hanover. He sustained possible skull fracture, facial and nose abrasions, and leg injuries while teaching seventh and eighth grades at the orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Frantz
A. P. Frantz
Hoffman
Littlestown
Hanover
Ta. General Hospital
Frants
Modern Noahs Ark Exhibit Attracts Frederick Crowd
Vet Explorer Captain Mike Dolan presents the Modern Noahs Ark at the Thomas lot near McCurdy Field. Visitors can see the largest cow and horse, the smallest elephant and donkey, llamas and unicorns, plus a 30-foot whale and killer whale. The exhibit runs Friday afternoon into Sunday noon to 11 PM and travels south after engagements in Toronto and London.
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Thomas Lot
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Mike Dolan
Toronto
Canada
London
Ontario
Alexander
Ithis Erty
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Margaret Guion Herzog
Chapter
Baby
Hot Springs
F. F. A. Herd Improvement Association Report
Frederick High School
F. F. A. Herd Improvement Association
Richard Cook
Robert Poole
Guernsey
Paul Clay
Hanway Kent Page
Donald Warfield Meller
Carroll Walter
Charles Wilson Blackie
Hanway Kent
Pansy
Charles Wilson
Nellie
Ralph Sigler
Robert Rode Steer
Charles Wilson Beauty
Hanway Kent Jersey
Charles Wilson Rose
Pollyanna
Charles Wilson Bones
Hanway Kent Susie
SWS Pape Archive
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Maly
Duce
General Goering
Joseph Goebbuls
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Mussolini
Akos
South West North East
Laéa
M&h
William Moore
Dinty Moore
Barbara Bannister
Virginia
New York
Park Avenue
Mr. Moore
Miss Bannister
Elmer Brown
W. Frederick
Edward Makers
Mr. Roosevelt
Ketcham
Baltimore
Grayson H Mercer
Granville M Rice
Pike
Charles A Rice
Mountaindale
Greenawalt
Storm & Shipley Market
Hunter Baltimore Rye Distillery, Inc
Bonita Avenue
Owings Mills, MD
Reisterstown
Noah’s Ark
Colt Club
Frederick, MD
Percheron Association of
Hamilton
Longines
Elgins
Bulova
Westfields
Harvels
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick’s
Armers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
W. Patrick St
Insurance
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