The Golden Girl mine feud sparks a westward move
Kathleen Gregory, a tea-haired clan member, travels incognito to secure a right of way for the Golden Girl mine from MacDonald, while rival Stubborn Boy owner Donald resists. Balmy warns of mining loyalties turning to hate as Kathleen frets over miners and Laura’s fragile health amid a looming snowstorm and nurse constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Gregory
Gregory
MacDoneld
Demald MacDonald
Bridget
Kethleen
Kathleen
Donald
Gregorys
Batery
Balmy
Jane
Jane Arthur
Angus
Lass
Gregory House
Thurmont Guests and Births Highlight Local Notes
Thurmont scene features Thurmont Miss Addie Caughy guest of Mrs. Luther Robinson, plus social rounds listing Addie Grumbine, Edith Grumbine, Florence Roach, Martha Zimmerman, Carrie Slick, Myrtle Eyler, and guests. Birth announcements include Shirley Ann Schilds and Howard Franklin Jr. Sire Wallace Crofsman and family at The Maples spend two weeks. Craned notes of travels to Hagerstown and Philadelphia. Also included are Thanksgiving preparations, legal drama hints, and ongoing community drives for the Frederick county Children’s Aid Society with multiple parish campaign chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Floyd Lovell
Thurmont
A. Merrii Ecker
Wilbur Brown
Harold Martin
HL Q. Miller
Dallas Reed
Earl Young
Lewistown
Mae Milley
Jacob Ramsburg
Henry Stottlemyer
George Arnold
William Shoemaker
Frederick County
William McPherson
Ray Turner the Paramount ghost pianist in Hollywood lore
Hollywood story of Ray Turner named Paramount head pianist and off screen musician who provides piano accompaniment for stars and songs, earning half pay when not needed. His career spans Whiteman to Ash, with famed encounters from Memphis to New York and requests from Bing Crosby Gary Cooper and Ernest Lubitsch on set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Ray Turner
Paramount
Frances Farmer
Irene Duane
Anita Louise
Arthur Treacher
John Paine
Chopin
Hasi
Paramount Pictures
Tamner
Bing Crosby
Turper
St. Joseph
Turner
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Memphis
Paul Ash
Paramount Theater
New York
Ray
Bumble Bee
Gary Cooper
Bluebeard
Ernst Lubitschh
Mrs Ruch reports on State Democratic convention in Baltimore
Mrs Harry Ruch, who attended the State Democratic convention in Baltimore, gave a report at a meeting of the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ruch
Baltimore
Central Committee
Rare Grand Coup in Card Play Seeks Trump Reduction
A historic bridge hand describes a rare grand coup allowing South to make seven trump with perfect timing. West holds the key to a one-trump loss but careful play by South results in success as East cannot beat more than one trump. The passage highlights Cavendish’s note on the extraordinary chance that occurs only rarely in rubber and contract play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumais
Cavendish
West
East
South
Dummy
Tyrone Power Early Career Highlights and Roles
Bill Porter and George Scarbo report Tyrone Power's early career in California and Chicago. He appeared in the Mission Play at San Gabriel with his parents, spent years after high school trying to break into film, did radio during the Century of Progress, shared a program with Don Ameche, acted in Romance in Chicago, was cast by Katherine Cornell in Romeo and Juliet, then secured movie contracts and joined Jesse James. He also smoked cigars and a pipe and once worked as an usher in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Tyrone Power
San Gabriel
Cal
Century of Progress
Chicago
Don Ameche
Katherine Cornell
Jesse James
Cincinnati
Man in Pulaski shoots cow after fence damage
Henry Page testified for twelve or thirteen years his neighbor's cow broke his fences and ate corn. Trial Justice John Deeds fined Page ten dollars for shooting the cow after growing tired of the provocation in Pulaski on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski, Va
Henry Page
John Deeds
Page
Officers Installed by Francis Scott Key Unit Auxiliary
The Francis Scott Key Unit American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with Mrs. Bruce Starner presiding. Baltimore department officers attended. Installation led by Mrs. Paul Winnert. Mrs. Starner received Colonial prism lamps. Elected: President Mrs. George Rocock Jr. first vice Miss Anna Wastler. second vice Moss Ethel Krantz. treasurer Mrs. Jer E. Engle. chaplain Mrs. Wm. Kreh. secretary Mrs. Edna Howard. historian Mrs. Harry Grove. sergeant-at-arms Mrs. Edwin Brooker. Social committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Bruce Starner
Baltimore
Paul Winnert
Western Maryland
George Rocock, Jr
Anna Wastler
Moss Ethel Krantz
Jer’ E. Engle
Wm. Kreh
Edna Howard
Harry Grove
Edwin Brooker
Pearl Bacer
Suit for Insurance Payment Filed by Widow
Mrs. Caroline Mae Mask sues Baltimore Life Insurance Co for $280 benefits on her late husband William M Mask policy taken May 1937 with Mrs Mask as beneficiary. He died July 9, 1938 and she claims payment is due though death was not from excluded causes. Case filed through attorney F J Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Mae Mask
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
William M Mask
Court News Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers
Court news lists several marriage licenses including Lloyd Pfautz and Kathryn Mo EUs both of Lebanon Pa Thurston Stoner and Vids Fiedier of Lock Haven Pa John Paul Jones and Vivan Snyder of Cartiste Wallace Jo Kerérex and Ells E Kez of Washington D C and Elsie Buckley of Mond Va real estate transfers show Farmers and Mechanics Bank to Crester G Baner and others in multiple counties with values 2000 40 and 10 dollars plus several other transfers among Fritz Baker Devilbiss Derr and Derr Cunmarried entries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pfautz
Kathryn Mo Eus
Lebanon
Thurston Stoner
Vids Fiedier
Lock Flaven
John Paul Jones
Vivan Snyder
Cartiste
Wallace Jo Kerérex
Wington
D.C
Ells E Kez
Mul Hall
Charles C. Curr N
Elsie
Buckley
Mond
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
A health and lifestyle note touts herbal and vitamin guidance for women in midlife seeking to boost appeal. It promotes a specific vegetable compound and related remedies as beneficial for mood, energy, and physical well‑being during life changes, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fickham
Sale of Boxes and Goods Noted in Listing
A brief listing shows four boxes of Jello and items including men’s cord pants and horse blankets offered for sale.
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By Joass
Belmy
MacDonald Mine
Cleo
Laura
Brigger
Angus Gregory
Cary
Hear Say
Campbell
Tham
Gateleen
Donald MacDonald
MacDonald Hall
Donald MacDonald, Sr
Oestrickt
Jeanna Bormes
Pine Bluff
Ark
WSL
E. McKenney
Abderesn Contract Bridge League
Ags
S. Val
Desire
Val
Jund
Dum
T. M. Reg
Pat
Tyrone Gener
Tru
CTS
Badan Ls Ad
Cee Maaan
Shirley Bellamy
Court News
Edgar W Young
United States
Amenca
Coloniss
Montgomery
Frederic
Washington
Allegany Counties
Aie Fritz
Fe County
Katherine Dertzbauzh
Fe Tao Mats
Ehagerstoan- Freierck
Fredesis
Hawaiian Club Orchestra
Brunswick
D’artega Ghar
Larry Collins
Ana
STEN
Ansing
Baltimor
Maryland
Greenawalt
Warner Bros
Taratres
Stan Laurel
Gio
Patricia Elus
Minna Gombell
Billy Cilbert
James Finlayson
John G. Myrtone
Metro-Goldwin- Mayer
Pictore
McCoy Leal
Phantom Ranger
Trapped
Opera House
Frederick
Larry
Buster’’ Crabbed
Red Barry
Stuart Erwin
Medford
Wood's
Cas
Pr. Maslin
Tuly
Guarante
The
J, David Balle
Medford, MD
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