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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

11

Kathleen Gregory Enters Gregory House Sabotaging Ruse

Kathleen Gregory moves incognito into the Gregory mine house to secure a right of way while clashing with Donald MacDonald. Bridget aids, Circe the cat and forty-niners kittens create comic chaos as Kathleen and MacDonald spar over identity, flirtation, and power in a divided house.

Kathleen Gregory Gregory Donald Mart Bonald Rire Gregorys Bridget Kathleen Bridget Bridget Cleo Dad Joey Circe Donald MacDonald Rat Hilis MacDonald Kathleeen Gregory Mine Angus Gregory Mayme Kit Smyth Angus Joasme Boxmen

Judging Of Honey Exhibit Is Ended At Frederick Fair

The honey exhibit judging at the Frederick Fair wrapped up Wednesday with George J. Abrams of the University of Maryland Extension Service reporting excellent honey quality. Fourteen Frederick area beekeepers submitted displays as awards list honoring L. B. Shearman, Glenarm, Byron Darby, Hyattstown, and F. D. Covell, Frederick, among others. Abrams noted plans to expand the display next year and outlined judging criteria for extracted and comb honey.

Frederick Fair George J. Abrams Extension Service University of Maryland Frederick Abrams Byron Darby Hyattstown F. D. Cevell Webster Beall Clarksburg F. D. Covell F. D. Covel Byron Dar Charles H. Gaver

Indians on Ice Stars in The Ice Follies Showing

Hollywood reviewer Paul Barrison profiles the Ice Follies troupe hired by Metro for a film project. He notes the Indian performers in fringed buckskin, wigs, and scalp-like props, the rugged yet graceful skating, and the mix of 53 members including Roy Shipstead and Bess Ehrhardt. He contrasts the hardy, energetic company with typical Hollywood dance norms and hints at a winter tour after production.

Paul Barrison NEA Hollywood Incians Olson and Minnetonka Hans Brinker North Woods Mary Wigwam Georges Balanchine Nijinsky Pavlova Roy Shipstead Bess Ehrhardt Wisconsin Metro Los Angeles Ehrhardt Ice Follies

Sage Pay Brother Rat Star Jeffrey Lynn Career Arc

Bill Porter and George Scarba recount Jeffrey Lynn, Bates College graduate and Lis on Maine English teacher, rising from stage dramatics to Broadway, stock and road shows, a network theater doorman, then Hollywood. The piece traces his early life, career shifts, and his Hollywood ascent. He remained devoted to acting despite early temptations and public attention.

Bill Porter George Scarba College Dramatic Society Jeffrey Lynn Bates College Lison New York Hollywood

Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton

The article discusses adolescent changes in 12 to 14 year olds, noting their drift from family life, desire for privacy, and fear of ridicule. It advises parents to avoid scolding, proposing a cooperative approach and shared activities to ease tensions as youths seek independence and identity.

Olive Roberts Barton

Putting To Sleep Two Established Long Suit Tricks Ensures Success

The article by WS. E. McKENNEY explains a bridge hand where South opens. declarer plays to asleep two long suit tricks in the West hand by a hold up, leading to a favorable diamond location. Diamonds break evenly, hearts return, and South wins all remaining tricks, losing only two spades and a diamond.

WS. E. McKenney American Contract Bridge League Wathh Sefcheis Katie Heath South West East

Forgotten Home Life Advice for Young Adolescents

The text urges making home a peaceful center for children to absorb that family is important. It recommends filling days with games, parties, and mutual activities, creating personal spaces like a workshop for boys and a hostess space for girls. It also notes that outside groups can help use free time and promotes newspaper advertising to boost results.

How To Hold Loose Teeth With FASTEETH Powder

An advertisement promotes FASTEETH alkaline powder to fix loose dentures by sprinkling on plates for a firmer comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste and no sour mouth, and notes to visit a dentist if mouth tissues change. Available at drug stores.

Frederick Association approves most applications at meeting

Twenty five applications were considered by the Joan committee of the Frederick Production Credit Association at local headquarters on Court street Wednesday and all but three were approved. Thomas C. Darby of Germantown, Montgomery county, president, and Walter D. Bromley, secretary treasurer, formed the committee.

Joan Frederick Production Credit Association Court Street Thomas C. Darby Germantown Montgomery County Walter D. Bromley

Man Sought as Watermen Seek Missing Hobson Sterling

In Crisfield Maryland Octil Posses search marshes and river banks for Hobson Sterling 20 after a capsized boat was found. His crewman who left with him waited on the bank for his return as officials continued the hunt.

Dog Waits Crisfield, Md Hobson Sterling 20 Cole

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