Hidden Door by Frank L. Packard
Colm Hewitt, in the service of Clarkie Lunn, secures entry to the Afcsk world’s inner quarters. He must outwit the Mask faction, facing daggers and a past antagonist who wrecked his counterfeit scheme. Huck O'Mara conducts a stealth maneuver to allow Colintho to stay the night amid tense intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colm Hewitt
Clarkie Lunn
Pangster
Afcsk
Tas
Fepecia Dollcira
Dag Osiens
St. Laserence
Huck O'Mara
Hiters
Llosa
Tick O'Mara
Colin
Boester
Clarkie
Buck O'Mara
Golin
Colin’s Feint Hats and Buck O Mara Plan for Night
Colin, weakened by a gunshot, is tended by Buck O Mara and Mrs Barney in a tavern room. Buck arranges a messenger, Spinelli, and hints at a secret meeting with Heimie Schwarm and the Mask. Colin weighs threats and waits for decisive action later tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Buck O'Mara
Barney
Colin
Taylorsville and area community notes Sunday events
Local social items list Sunday church services at 10 30 a m and 6 p m led by Rev Howard Amoss. Guests include Miss Virginia Welsh of Baltimore and families visiting from Baltimore and Hagerstown. The Taylorsville Aid Society met August 21 with a program featuring recitations readings and a solo by Mrs Howison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baker
Hagerstown
George Magin
Augustus Gosnell
Mt. Olive
T. Buckman
Baltimore
Tessa Bowers
Ele Martin
Mis
F. J. Barnes
Liberty Road
O. T. Buckman
Millard Waitz
E. A. H. Barnes
Vertie Pickett
Taylessylle Aid Society
BE. A. H. Barnes
Washington Letter on NRA codes impact and employment
Rodney Dutcher reports that new NRA code figures may not cut weekly hours or trigger rapid layoffs as industry conducts short hour practices. Experts estimate about 2,000,000 re employed since March with census and BLS input guiding figures. Farmers inch toward parity but remain short of the 100 percent goal, AAA officials optimistic as program starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
NRA
Census Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Trade Associations
National Industrial Conference Board
Baloney
Hugh Johnson
Hoover
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
NEA Service, Inc
Here Come The Winter Furs With Stylish Swirl By Rita Ferris
Paris fashion notes for 1933 34 reveal sophistication in winter coats with fur trims dominating. Fox, astrakhan, otter, and sable appear in collars capes and sleeves while colors span black brown gray red greens and purples. Velvet duvetyn broadcloth and wools frame long refined lines with high university collars and kimono inspired sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Ferris
Associated Press
Paris
Astrakhan
Beaver
Otter
Lynx
Plum dishes and menus from old time housewives guide
The text outlines plum chutney and plum conserves with recipes using damson plums, raisins, citrus, and nuts, plus instructions to seal in jars. It also lists a Tomorrow's Menu and notes Czechoslovakia importing rudder tonnage in 1932 compared with 1991, with related freight context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
NEA
Wester
Czechoslovakia
Damascus 4 H Club Style and Campfire Meeting Report
Damascus highlight of a Damascus High School gathering with 85 club members attending. Hilda Myatt presided. Lois Molyneaux gave a West Side summary. Girls presented styles and drawings. a program featured songs, readings, and a vespers service. Edythe M Turner awarded certificates to Browningss, Woodfield, Conduit Road and Damascus clubs for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Hilda Myatt
West
Lois Molymeaux
Catindake Giris
Shady Nh
Woodsfield
Gladys
Dorothy Beall
San Spring
Low Molyneaux
Dodly Meeney
Dorothy
Louise
VS Bartow
Tndio
Olney
Edythe M. Turner
County Home
Browningssvite
Woodfeid
Conduit Road
Cluo
Bridge Party Hosts Share Guests In Mt Airy
Mt Airy MD on Sept 11 Mrs Ella Cronk and Mrs PLS Bennett hosted a joint bridge party Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs E A H Barnes Mrs J C Nall and others from Catonsville Baltimore and Wey all visiting acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Clarence Walker of Catonsville visited Thomas Byers and returned from a trip to Mathews County Virginia where they stayed with Captain John Riley. Mr and Mrs Grilse of Baltimore were guests of Miss Flora Dudders Wey Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Airy
Ella Cronk
Pls
Bennett
Woodbine Road
E. A. H. Barnes
J. C Nall
Alvert Byera
Magin
Clarence Walker
Catonsville
Mrs Harry Barnes Indicated in Kentucky Farm Note
Kentucky farmers indicated Mason Ghallh 23 er ceOt. more Brres 4. has year than fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Packard
Chapter
Colln
Clarki
Sonny
O'Mara
Barry
Buck O’mara
Bar
Spinelli
Rick O'Mara
Anid
Heimie Schwarm
Elsa Buck O'Mara
Frank 2. Packard
Tes Morro
Taylorsville
Westmini
Helen
Dorothy Barres
Catherine Myers
Amie
Jinnie Shipley
Eva Franklin Sun
Ethel Crawford
Bait
Howard Anost
Clarence Wright
Harry Hanna
Coddien
Frank C. Walker
New York
Reading
Howard Atnoss
Thelma Ingles
A. T. Byers
Frank Byers
Mary
Ridge Road
Mary Byers
Cairin Condon Balimore
Douglas Condon
William Ingles
Westminster
Jessie Fepper
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Byers
Edward Byers
Gunpowder River
St. John
N. B
Mere
Muambecher
Sistel
Tucker
Pasadens
FF Leing
Hazel
Icf
Sparling
Brown
University of Cincinnati
L. B. Nicodemus 328
North Mareft
Frederick, Md
Iowa
Frederick
Wonder Theatre
Mine
Walter Winchell
Bob Wagner
Liberty Magazine
Mae Tinee
Chicago Tribune
Madelie Jennings
Washington Herald
Weonendat—Truradat
Marian Marsh, Alan Hale
Harry Barnes
Dtu
Eromft
Morline Dietrich
Bran Anerne
Deen Shieworth
Lionel Atwill
Dararetsant
Piette
Seem Alne
Select Harte
Adis
Minmie
Gleasor
Mugg
Opera House
Safe Deposit
Maryland
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