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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
9
Sinmy Riddell recalls a Las women with a torn memory of events around a famed emerald theft. Patricia Wantatorth weaves a tale of memory loss, a stabbing, and a suspicious ship sinking, as Caraline Leigh mourns a missing cousin and a village hides a dangerous truth.
Caroline chases a shadowy figure she fears is Jim Randal, presumed drowned, until a moonlit walk leads to a doorway of Hazelbury House. The pursuit through village streets and a cedar drive culminates in Jim and Caroline reunited as night and memory pull them home.
Tivett Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy star in Arthur Somers Heche's Penthouse at the Tivol, a Cosmopolitan MGM adaptation from a Heche novel. Baxter delivers a top performance as a society lawyer defending racketeers. musical short and newsreel accompanyings. Also playing Zane Grey's Man of the Forest with Randolph Scott and Jane Carey in a fast paced action drama.
The Frederick cinema features The Good Companions a Pax Film presentation of the JB Priestley novel with Jessie Matthews in a lead role. Edmund Gwenn John Gellglud and Mary Glynee head the supporting cast with a mix of other players. Short subjects include an Andy Cird cartoon and a speete thriller.
Through her attorney Beno S Harp Hilda J Johnson has filed for absolute divorce from Joseph W Johnson, residing at 8 Washington. They were married November 13 1926 in Ellicott City. The petition alleges desertion.
The article reviews the nine old men on the Supreme Court and how their collective wisdom or prejudice shapes reactions to New Deal legislation, noting age averages, historic court size changes, and the possibility of striking down acts as unconstitutional. It also touches on rail, parade routes, and Washington’s postures toward modernization under Roosevelt.
Frederick Pair features Ben Hamid's Arabian Frolics at the fair. The act showcases ancient Oriental tumbling and pyramid building with rapid ground tumbling and long distance track tumbling. It includes single handed handsprings forward and backward flip flaps somersaults and a dramatic pyramid finale on the shoulders of troupe members.
Members of the Jacob H Koons family held a Trunion on Sunday October 1 at Homer Barlup’s home in Waynesboro with many relatives listed from Koons and Barlup families. A baby clinic supervised by Dr Stone of West Thirster will be held October 11 in the Firemen's building from 2 to 4 pm.
In a rough scene a group of youths plan to ambush a boy and lead him back to their camp using rope. They discuss scaring him and binding him while a bell rings and a tense moment near a Dincy battle occurs. The text ends with a cliffhanger and a note “to be continued.”
Detour Detour struck into the barn on the farm of 7 P Wevbrent tenanted by Theodore Long stunning Mr and Mrs Long and killing a number of chickens. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Forney Young and family from Washington. Miss Lillian Schildt returned after a week in Washington. Callie Colbert moved from Curried Stambaugh area toward Mun College. Mrs C Haugh sprained her ankle stepping from the porch. Visitors at the Shorb home included Mr and Mrs Harold Muth and children Percy Marie and Jean of Baltimore. Zonta Club met in Barbara Fritchie Tea Room with Miss Apple presiding. Miss Apple reported a regional meeting in Hoboken NJ. Apple named to nominating committee.
Announcement from Hoboken service club presidents states the next meeting will be held at the Savoy Dining Room. Salt deposits in Louisiana are described as nearly inexhaustible following production that has reached millions of tons.
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