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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
13
Elsa seeks to help Mahony prove his innocence in a murder case. Lawson proposes drastic measures including kidnapping to ensure Mahony evades law enforcement while Elsa plans to contact Mahony through Bassett. Bassett, a crook, agrees to pass a message for payment, signaling a tense alliance and looming decision.
Union Bridge reports a Tuesday meeting of the Johnsville Women's Club presided by Mrs. Carroll Harp with new folk songs and a book review Maiden Voyage by Mrs. F. OH. Whitmore. 4-H girls presented a short program answering What Is The Object Of The 4-H Club? fifteen members participated. Tea and refreshments followed. Upcoming events include a Tuesday the 17th meeting at 2 p.m. and plans for a dance and social activities at the church attended by local families. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a dance and Sunday school social, with members and neighbors attending and the devotional led by Rev. E. W. Guy.
Fragmented dispatch outlines wartime tensions across Belote and Washington area fronts. It references Montique and Cah OT, notes impending air battles, and mentions families facing front-line duties. Names and locations appear as scattered fragments.
In Hollywood reports discuss Oliver Thinsdell courting talent under option on a spec star seen at a cinema. Garale Lombard impersonations, a Princess Olga of Sweden title shift, and new deals for Francis Lederer with Columbia. Jacob Goopers seeks work after a lapsed contract while Bam Jaffe’s makeup woes postpone a Tibet set. Patro Ekhosies rises with Errol Flynn’s Charge of the Light Brigade, and Jou Crawford and Franco Tone eye a musical semi operatic project.
A flurry of gossip on off screen pairings includes George Scarbo and Erskine Johnson, with talk of a Uke not seen since D Wy Grimm era. May Robson remains a stage and screen mainstay, while Peck Faye and Nanny Martin wedding rumors join William Powell and Marla Loy’s cinema footprints. The Italian wave fuels a new film “The Man Who Found Himself” starring Gene Maymond, shifting from comedy to drama. Merle Oberon’s film retitles span Covenin a Death to In Love and War then Goodbye My Love finally Love Under Tire.
A garbled OCR note reports Nero preachers Shaw Gheehs being sent for a rally. It mentions ministers, pay, and various unclear references to figures and locations, with insufficient details to identify names, dates, or distinct organizations. The readable fragments suggest a politically or culturally charged gathering, but the exact actors and stakes remain unclear.
Mrs Amy Morgan riding with her mother Mrs John Biotdemper and Miss Claire Stottleniser sustained a broken right arm and other injuries after their car left the soft shoulder while attempting to pass a truck on a highway near Ridgeville. They were taken to Mt Wing for treatment. Mrs Morgan remained at Frederick City Hospital.
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