Outrageous Fortune Novel Scene Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a plot involving Carchas Legh and Elmer Van Berg, with references to an emerald, a Blue Room, Hale Piece, and memories of a past event. Caroline Russell and Mrs Yas Berg’s home keeper describe the room, while a secret Gulora place in the Blue Room remains empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suste van Berg
Dim Randat
Elmer van Berg
Tien
van Berg
Caroline Oterers
Caroline Ussell
Yas
Berg
Jim's Battle Escapes Night Chase to Hinton Station
Jim discovers emeralds hidden behind a secret panel in the Blue Room and is ambushed by a pursuer. He frees himself, chases across Hazelbury West, heads toward Hinton on foot along a field path, and reaches the station just as a train arrives, escaping with the thief still in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Parsu
Hazelbury
Lefdlington
Hinton Witch
Ledlington
Hinton
Ledington
Hinton St. Margaret
Tate
Ted
Bolt
Garden Club elects officers in Alta Vista Rockville area
Mrs Barry Gorey of Rockville was elected president of the Community Garden Club of Rockville at its final meeting held at Mrs William L Crane’s home in Alta Vista. Other officers include Mrs Ernest L Ward as first vice president and Mrs Ann Stan as second vice president, with Mrs Yocum, Mrs Hazel Maffe, Mrs J Forest Walker, and others named for secretary and treasurer roles. Prizes were announced for outstanding flower arrangements and members honored for club exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista
Barry Gorey
Rockville
Community Garden Club
William L. Crane
Ernest L. Ward
Rockvile
Wigiden
Alta Viste
Ank HE. Karn
Houvialia
Rotary club exhibition highlights dahlias and club history
Mrs. Emmett Dove of Rockville spoke on dahlias while Mr. Releigh and Chinn of Rockville read a history of the club from 1926 to the present, showcasing members and notable aspects during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Dove
Rockville
Thurmont Business Trip and Local Visits Report
Thurmont resident Louis Berko on a business trip to New York City last week. Mrs H D Beachley visiting at the Hammed home. Meadville and Norfolk visitors noted. Mrs Catherine Brandt confined homebound illness. Daisy Darmner guest of Miss Whitmore and Miss Bowe in Frederick City area. Visitors to the Siror home included the Assard family and others from Middletown and Taneytown. Miss Lillian Burral resigns as first grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Louis Berko~wich
Peoples
New York City
H.D. Beachley
Charien E. Hammed
Meadville
Harry Brown
Norfolk
Catherine Brandt
Daisy Darmner
Frederick City Hospital
Wary Whitmore
Ruth Bowe
Chambersburg
W. R. Hoover
Pre Ridge Tavern
Town
Reomnt
A. MM. Siror
Assard
Eva
Aliné
Non
Roy
Middletown
J. Edoward Pioler
Wiliam
Taneytown
Lillian Burral
Old Classical Motifs Return To Decorative Trade
Renowned designer commentary notes a revival of traditional motifs such as swans stars cornucopias nosel avers and plumes in pottery lampshades chintzes and woven fabrics. The trend highlights swans feathers and Pegasus appearing on fabrics wallpapers and home accessories with bold use of swags festoons and nosegays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
McCall
Pegasus
Thurmont Community Notes Highlight School, PTA and Local Visits
Local school grades and staff changes noted with Miss Hesson’s pupils and the EtheI Shawbaker substitute teachers staff. Community updates include World’s Fair visits by Monroe O Toole and social visits of Mrs Weybright, Mr Warmkessel and others. Also mentioned are local store promotions for Keiley and a Mozart concert anecdote about a gifted child prodigy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe O'Toole
Chicago
D. S. Weybright
P.T. A
E. D. Bright
Association For the Eyes
Clement Gardner
Everett Schildknecht
R. O. Eyler
C. P. Ewing
H. C. Beachley
E . Bright
Allentown
Hannah Grim
Jeresy Trexler
Meriitown
George J. Trexler
Frank V. Swearingen
Patsy
Nancy
Fairmont
W. Va
Vola Wilmore
Jesse Wilson
Frederick
Carl Cassell
H. @. Miller
Towson
Fred Drake
Brookpre Noy
Clara
Fannie Landers
Wayne Smith
Philadelphia
Georgis
Creager
Ford
Keiley
North Market Street
Second
Church Streets
Kelley
Local Social Notes From Taylorsville and Nearby
Taylorsville residents and visitors fill a weekend roundup of guests and tru nks. Basil Gosnell of Woodbine along with Mrs King and daughter visited Roland Gosnell’s home while James Condon and the Barnes family joined kin in various gatherings in Baltimore and Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Basil Gosnell
Woodbine
King and Daughter
Washington, D. C
Roland Gosnell
Thomas Moore, Jr
Theater Vignette of Parisian Romance and Musical
The article previews Maurice Cherater in The Way to Love at Tivoli Palace and the rerun Morning Noon and Night with Rudin’s orchestra at City Opera House. It also highlights Deluge with a tidal disaster theme and Sunny Side Up musical at Frederick theatre with songs by De Sylva Brown and Henderson. Local notices recap family visits and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ann Diorak
Ain Rudinof
Harry Sweet
Comedios
Detour Detour and Local Visits Highlight Week
Detour Detour reports Mr and Mrs B H Koons of Hagerstown spent Sunday with Mrs BE D Diller. Archie Fogle of Baltimore platted his sister Mrs 5 R Weybright on Wednesday. Zion choir sang at Union Chapel and Rev Frankie held meetings there Wednesday. Mr Quesenberry was taken ill Tuesday with little improvement. John H Coshun improving after illness. R R Mills spending week at the Diller House. John W Diller of Washington visited his parents Thursday. Miss Robert Hanover staying with Mr Rebecca Coshun who has been ill for weeks but somewhat improved. Mrs Dick Maupin of Omaha grew a potato shaped like a boxing glove in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. H. Barnes
James Condon
Burgess Condon
Truman Barnes
Elizabeth
Dorothy
George Foster
Lucy Welsh
George H. Magin
Dorothy Barnes
Samuel Myers
Katherine
Margaret Myers
Union Bridge
Elzabeth Barnes
Lorraine Frizell
Roland Gosnell
Baltimore
B. H Koons
Hagerstown
D Diller
Archie Fogle
R. Weybright
R. R. Mills
Diller House
John W. Diller
Washington, D. C
Co. W. Diller
Robert
Hanover
Rebecca. Coshun
Taneytown notices and unsettled property auctions
Fragmented OCR details a Taneytown sale notice with mentions of Bernard Asnont Mrs Deals Retfenuer and other named residents. The text references public sale events, bids, and parish or local government actions, but contains many garbled names and places making specifics unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneybown
Ocl
Sl—Ans
Bernard’ Asnont
Mrs. Deals Retfenuer
Ate
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Ethel Shawbaker
Substitute Teachers Company
Mozart
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Tanadowne
Mary Wright
Virginia
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Fred. Harrison
Pennsylvania
Barnes
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Arthur Purdum
Leslie Poole
Bod
Theater News
Roy Gunn
Charles Buckingham
Z. Zila
Westminster
Eva Franklin
Lionel Yohn
Maryland Teachers’ Association
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Welby Strekker
Horse
James Knot
Gimpowder River
William Dempsey
Frank Byers
Dick Maupin
Omaha, Neb
FOX
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Saan Ste
Clare
Mea
Eile Ward Seuler
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ai Rhe
Mr With Irgne Dunne Walter Huston
Conrad Nagel
Roma May Oliver Bruce Cagot Ke
Gor Eury
Safe Deposit
Maryland
Wah Pegsy Shannon
Lois Wilsor
Stoney Blackmer
Matt Moore
Ralf Harelde
Semuai Hinds
Etare
Opera House
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Taust
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Oland
Angel
Charlie Chan
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Tarzan the Fearless
Buster Crarre
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