Don’t Marry the Man. Kathleen Confronts Letters Feud
Kathleen Gregory plots to seize old letters proving her family’s claim to a mine while navigating a web of romance with Donald MacDonald. Angus demands the letters or housing, Kathleen offers to trade in exchange for a courtbound statement, risking her ties to both families as winter memories loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
MacDonald
Kit-Smyth
Balmy
Angus Gregory
Old Balmy
Gregory
Angus
Bridget
MacDonald Hotel
Mayme
Donald
Norman
Mrs. MacDonald
Donald MacDonald
New York
Nes
Arpes
Beatric Gregory
Baimy
Kirimyn
Mr. Gregory
Beatrice
Mr. Campbell
Pony Express
Old Baimy
Gregorys
Gregory House
Cheerio
MacDonald House
Codyrizht
Jzenna Somce
New Windsor Local Social and Varied Notes
New Windsor reports a ankle injury to Mrs Mollie Engler en route to Staunton Virginia, treatment at Union Memorial Baltimore, progress good. Visitors joinings include Mrs J W Getty at Frederick and Mrs Edward Richardson departing for Indiana. Brethren church Missionary society hosting at Mrs C D Bowman. Drive solicitors named for Children’s Aid. Blue Ridge College former dean Mrs Geo Rebec visits town. High School supper successful. Prof William Kinsey and wife hosting California guests. Dr Lynn Harris weekend at Lock Haven with mother wintering here. Thomas Bennett and wife from Philadelphia visit. Nellie Hibberd Rose Bell and Misses Richardson visit Pretty Boy Dam. Raymond Brown refurbishes retaining wall. Jean and Pat Slack celebrate birthdays. Brethren church members visit Mrs Marie Hulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Mollie Engler
Staunton
Woodstock
Baltimore
Union Memorial Hospital
J. W. Getty
Th Curry
Frederick
Edward Richardson
New Windsor Road
Indiana
C. D. Bowman
Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Drive For the Children’s Aid
Marie. Thompson
Charles Hesson
William Lovell
Clyde
Morningstar
Goldie Lovell
Betty Walters
Ruth Bixler
Geo. Rebec
Duplex
Virginia
Wom
Sen
Blue Ridge College
Bexler
William Kinsey
California
Lynn Harris
Lock Haven
Thomas Bennett
Philadelphia
Nellie Hibberd
Rose Bell
Richardson
Pretty Boy
Raymond Brown
Jean
Pat Slack
The
Brethren Church
Marie Hulla
Anna May Wong on China fame and Hollywood life
Actress Anna May Wong discusses national identity, career choices, and her trip to China for perspective. She critiques gossip and concentrates on acting, noting how roles like a woman doctor in King of Chinatown shaped her view and how rushes reveal true performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Anna May Wong
Colbert
Miss Wong
China
Los Angeles
Anna
Chinatown
Westminster Home Hosts Warming and Local Socials
A house warming at its new Westminster home is noted along with social visits. Miss Pearl Benedict hosted her card club. Mr H C Roop, wife, and daughter Ann spent two days in Gettysburg with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Bucker departed for New York City and then visited friends in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Pearl Benedict
H_ C_ Roop
Ann
Gettysburg
Elizabeth Bucker
New York City
Cambridge
Mass
Castles Endure Fame With Astaire Rogers Film Plan
Irene Castle, widow of Vernon Castle, remains a Hollywood icon from 1914. She popularized bobbed hair and the streamline silhouette, retired after her husband’s death, and now pursues a film titled The Castles starring Astaire and Rogers. She weighs six pounds more than at fame’s peak and collects old films as a hobby while often seen with dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scar
Irene Castle
Vernon Castle
Astaire
Rogers
Carroll County Voter Registration Totals
Westminster report shows Carroll county registration at 18 268 voters with 9 590 Democratic 8 403 Republican 106 declined to state affiliation 26 Prohibition 141 Independent and 2 Socialist. Of the total 832 colored voters and 17436 white voters. Also a stray line notes nerve transmission speed about 100 feet per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Westminster
Board of Election Supervisors of
Carroll County
Democratic
Republicar
Prohibition
Union Bridge Bowling Alleys Underway With Detroit Material
Material for Union Bridge bowling alleys purchased from a Detroit firm has arrived and construction has begun with several Baltimore workers. Mrs. Herbert Myers and husband visited the Warrens in Westminster. The Union Bridge M E adult Bible class met at Mrs. Vida Yler’s home with Rev. Paul Sampson and others. refreshments were served. Stewart Bankert of Kut'n Kurl Beauty Shop, Sykesville, attended a hair stylist convention in New York City. Two one act plays were presented at Mt Union Parish House by local church groups, with Glenn Fickle providing a vocal performance at Westminster Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Detroit
Harry Boutson
Baltimore
Herbert Myers
Marlin Warren
Westminster
M. E. Church
Vidayler
Paul Sampson
E. T. Devilbiss
Orion Hess
Roy Grossnickle
John Six
Fannie Lynn
Harry ,Gernand
Jay
James Sinnott
Maxine
Marien Grossnickle
Viola Eyler
Local Arts Notes and Family News From Maryland Area
Reading by a Seminarian plus tunes by Miss Mary Shriver the Taneytown pianist entertained. Frank Bobn Earl Wilhide and Raton Bear of Mt Union performed violin numbers. Esther and Doris Roop visiting Mrs Browse in New Windsor spent the weekend. Mrs Larne Wolfe visited son John Wolfe in Frederick. Murray Bohs and friends of Washington DC planned a Ridgeway Pa weekend. Mrs Jesse Nusbaum was taken to University hospital in Baltimore for appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda
T Mary Shriver
Taneytown
Frank Bobn
Earl Wilhide
Raton Bear
Mt Union
Esther
Doris Roop
Browse
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Larne Wolfe
John Wolfe
Frederick Murray Bohs
John Eckard
Washington DC
Ridgeway
Jesse XN Nusbaum
University Hospital
Baltimore
Long Green 4-H Club marks tenth anniversary banquet
Detour reports the Long Green Girls 4-H Club tenth anniversary banquet at Jr. OU AM hall in Long Green Baltimore county with a history of the club Style Review music and recitals. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Mark Stoner and daughter Minnesota at J P Weybright home family ties noted. Nearby guests include Eleanor Wilhide Detour M Fuss and Taneytown residents. Audrey Boutson Union Bridge visits Lorin Austin family and Alva Young visits Washington relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll “Wilhide
Ruth Yoder
Long Green
Jr. OU. AM
Baltimore County
Mark Stoner
Minnesota
J. P. Weybright
Mr. Stoner
Weybright
Lloyd Wilhide
Eleanor Wilhide
Detour
M. Fuss
Air
Earnest Ritter
Taneytown
Audrey Boutson
Union 1 Bridge
Lorin Austin
Alva Young
Washington, D. C
Taneytown PTA Holds Opening Meeting and Awards
The Taneytown High School PTA held its first meeting in the school auditorium. Cash awards were given to the sophomore class and the sixth grade for having the highest PTA subscriptions for 1938-1939. Members across grades are listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Taneytown
Parent-Teacher Association of
Taneytown High School
John Curshon
Clarence Stonesifer
Norval Davis
Pauline Frounfelter
Irene Kump
J. BD. Overholtzer
Thomas Martin
Cletus Ridinger
Wilbert Hess
George Shriner
Lloyd Lambert
Albert Wilhide
J. Donald Boone
J. Edward Shorb
Norris Sell
Hilda Lentz
Waltz
Edith S. Bower
Arintha Marsh
John Teeter
Robert Clingan, Jr
James Lord
Novella Harner
Robert Clingan
Walter Well
David Smith
Dorothy Koons
Wiliam Hopkins
Lloyd Wilhide
Stauffer
Lillian Crumbscker
Louis Lancaster
Leo Zentz
Ralph Conaver
Delmont Koons
Raymond Sawyer
Franklin Fair
George L. Harner
Ellen Jordan
Herbert J. _Null
David W. Hess
G. _E. Rice
Curtis C. Glass
Norvel Davis
Lewis Boyd
A. D. Alexander
Grade-Mirs and Graders Show Historic Pageant Roles
A long list of names from sixth to senior grade participates in a school event. Motion pictures by Dr. Martin screen three films celebrating Gettysburg's seventy fifth anniversary, the Coronation, and the Taneytown Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Carl B. Haines
Ames Six
B. Elliott
Norman Sauble
Bernice Withide
Paul St. Halter
Mabel Exce
William J. Stansbury
Daniel Teeter
H. M. Mohney
John D. Teeter
Idr
Charles Eckard
John Cornell
Walter Crapster
William Harbaugh
Luther R. Harner
Manute McCloud
Mervin
Conover
Mervin M Conover
Helen Uw
Joseph M. Beaver
Hubert R. Stone
Elmer Beaver
Shaum
Marion Haines
Paul McVay
Ica Ashenfelter
W. W. Donelson
Harry Nusbaum
George E. Humbret
Charles Devilbiss
F. P. Alexander
John O. Crapster
Raymond Haifley
Charles WW. Devilbiss
William H. Harbaugh
Sadie Formwalt
Dorothy Kephart
Price
Gettysburg
Still Coughing Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement urges readers with coughs chest colds or bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion claiming rapid relief. It promises mucous membrane soothing and germ expulsion with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and advises asking for Creomulsion by name.
Gila Monster Spotted in Elgin Basement
Jerome Manoon found a gila monster in the basement of his new home in Elgin, DL, on October 24. The poisonous reptile, native to arid Southwest regions, may have escaped from a medicine show that visited Elgin a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visie Elgin
Jerome Manoon
United States
j|Hannen
Elgin
Ane Drug Promises Quick Relief Says Miss Haines
Miss Goldie Haines of 104 West Fifth Street Frederick Maryland credits CANE now known as ANE with curing dizziness constipation indigestion and back pains after trying many remedies. She praises the triple strength herbal compound and urges skeptical locals to visit Williamson's Drug Store 12 North Market Street to learn more from the ANE Man and receive health booklets free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Haines
West Fifth Street
Frederick
Maryland
Muse Tailoring Company
Williamson's
Market Street
Williamson
North Market Street
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Tamiroff
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Shaggy Tamiroff
Spencer Tracy
London Buses
Fredric March
T. M Reg
Choagoves
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Cesses
Cale Frederick
A. F. Rees, Inc
Fred Mills
Tae L. B. Nicodemus Frederick
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Hemsberg ‘ Teel Ty He Key Hotel
Warner Brs
Tivoli
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Pinkham
Opera House
Wild Bill Hickor
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