DONT MARRY THE MAN Jeane Bown
Kathleen Gregory travels west to compel a right of recovery from MacDoneld for Gregory. She discovers harsh conditions of miners. Donald Mardenzl, mine owner, opposes the Gregorys and has intensified theft of miners. Bridget is Kathleen’s companion. Kathleen appeals for family aid to repair cottages and provide medical help, turning her house into a hospital for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Gregory
Treogniie
MacDoneld
Donald
Valley Romance Drives Kathleen Toward a Bold Gamble
Kathleen and Donald MacDonald escape to a vivid valley for a day away from Neutrality as she confronts mine closures and the town’s future. He explains housing reforms and ownership as key to miners’ welfare while she contemplates using a marriage to gain a right of way to keep Gregory mine open and aid rebuilding. The scene blends a growing attraction with a heavy choice about leadership and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateleex
Bridget
Kathleen
Sue
Donald MacDonald
Net
Tucker
Carsted
Gregory
MacDonald
Mayme
Gee
Donald
Toinette
Coppright
Jeases Boomer
Kemptown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Kemptown residents hosted and attended various gatherings including dinner guests from Baltimore Hunger sown Pa and Washington. The Kemptown Women’s Auxiliary held devotionals, a Citizenship talk, and planned fall shrubbery at the parsonage. Other items note visits from Martinsburg and Waterbury, Rally Day at Providence Church with a sermon series, lectures on England, and several trips and family visits across Maryland West Virginia and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Burke
Kemptown
Disney Plans Feature Length Animated Concert Film
Hollywood reports Walt Disney with Leopold Stokowski and Deems Taylor planning a feature length film blending animated fantasy with classical music. Eight selections include Dukas The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Tschaikovsky Nutcracker Suite with Stokowski conducting in silhouette and Taylor narrating.
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Paul Haesison
MEA
Hollywood
Walt Dusney
Leopold Stokowski
Deems Taylor
Tuck
Wall
Disney
Taylor
Stokowsk
Peksa Symphony
Sta- Sowski
Stokowski
Dukas
Bald
Refusal to Win Second Trick May Help Establish Long Suit
Bridge column discusses a hand where refusing to win the second trick may build a long suit. North signs off with three clubs, South advances to game, and West aims to defeat the contract by ducking heart returns. The analysis notes long-suit visibility and re-entry considerations for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
North
Wests
South
East
West
Zast
Hearts
South West Duplicate 1¢ iv Pass Openers
Bridge scoring notation fragment shows duplicate South West contracts with 1¢ iv and pass sequences. No clear article text or named events, entities, or places available to identify persons or organizations. Summary reflects the readable card-like bid sequence without added context.
Alan Mowbray Hollywood veteran and author profile
Alan Mowbray rose from hotel eviction and Central Park dormancy to become a prolific actor, writer, and aviator. He earned $300 for a New York World story, joined a repertory company, and spent seven years in Hollywood with seventy screen roles. He wrote five produced plays, is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Alan Mowbray
United States
New York World
Central Park
Triangle
George Washington
Hollywood
Denton Return For Local Family Visitors
Dickerson Dickerson Alrs Hopkins Thomas has returned to Denton after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Jones Sr She was with her young son Tommie who has been staying with his grandparents Mrs Malcolm White joined friends for a Skyline Drive trip last Sunday and attended Frederick Fair with Mr White Mrs E L Chiswell Ava Lee Hicks and Annie and Evelyn White hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Chiswell's home for Mrs G Ghippos with tulle skirts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson Dickerson
Alrs
Hopkins Thomas
Denton
Bernard Jones
Tommie
Malcolm White
Skyline Drive
Frederick Fair
White
E. L. Chiswell
Ava Lee Hicks
Annie
Evelyn White
Chiswell
Gofhippos
Social notes from Washington area events and visits
Mrs. Bledsoe, formerly Eleanor Jones of Dickerson, wed Sept. 10. Arthur Williams and family visited Rose Cottage in Rockville. Mrs. James Hoyle attended Grace church luncheon and Northern Convocation in Woodside. Dorothy Roberson shows hospital improvement at Frederick City. Helen Moran of Grafton, Jos. Jones of Baltimore visited E. L. Chiswell. Annie D. White spent Thursday in Washington. Frank McClorn and Susie Nicholson visited. R. B. Gott and J. C. White drove to Fairplay to see R. E. Jones family. Ata Lee Hicks entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Rockville
Jos. Jones
Baltimore
E. L. Chiswell
Annie D. White
Washington
Frank McClorn
Susie Nicholson
R. B. Gott
J. C. White
Fairplay
R. E. Jones
Ata Lee Hicks
Luncheon Guests Noted At Normandy Farms Event
Mrs E Page Bledsoe of Washington attended a luncheon at Normandy Farms on Saturday. Mrs Mors and daughters of Baltimore were dinner guests of Mrs C Dues and daughter. Mrs M Tipton and Mes Jones Hoyle were guests of Mrs Harry Wawaune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Page Bledsoe
Washington
Normandy Farms
Mors
Baltimore
Mros C Dues
M Tipton
Mes Jones Hoyle
Harry Wawaune
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