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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
9
Colm flecitt pursues the Mosk and learns of a hidden door amid timeholes while seeking the secret of the Mesk. He plans a rendezvous with Detective Sergeant Mulvey after a perilous expedition and a miperfoil wound.
Colin explains the Mask case to Detective Sergeant Mulvey in a strategy session at the Stratton hotel. Mulvey reacts eagerly as Colin reveals the hijack, Dollaire, and Reddy’s room lead, then outlines an emergency call to pursue the mastermind and seize the Mask.
Tivoli Theater presents Back the Clock about living again with Selwyn and Ber Hecht as authors. A musical preface and a Laugh test precede the feature. Tracy stars and the plot follows a man offered a second chance at life. Hold Your Man opens at the Opera House with Stuart Erwin in a sympathetic lead role alongside Jean Harlow and Clark Gable.
A dramatic engagement opens at Frederick featuring Marian Marsh Theodore Von Eliz and Alan Hare in The Eleventh Commandment a tale of a fight for control of a 50 million estate amid witty humor and a romance between a innocent heir and a young scion of a wealthy family Also shown are short subjects Battle of the Century and a musical shore.
A menu notes feature includes two relish recipes Rummage Pickles and Chutney Sauce with detailed ingredient lists and steps from onions peppers tomatoes and sugar to simmering and sterilizing jars Tomorrow's Menu outlines breakfast lunch and dinner items with cantaloupe frankfurters and dal bakvas style notes, reflecting a mid-century kitchen guidance tone.
Miss Anna Zimmerman spent a few days with her aunt Mrs Edgar Shipley at Owings Mills. Mr and Mrs Carl Kinty and Mrs Christine Kintz spent Sunday in New Windsor. Dr Jay Steir visited his sisters recently. Mrs Carl Kintz had a birthday party August 21 given by her brother Mr Wm Hof near New Windsor. Miss Ray Ganville and Mrs Oliv Sponseller visited in Baltimore. Mr Smith and family of Frederick have moved to the Geo Sheets property. Mr and Mrs A W Morgan and children of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E L Grimes. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Waltz of Philadelphia spent the weekend at their home and visited Urginie Perle mez returned with them. Mr and Mrs Cummings of Washington spent a few days with Mrs and Miss Harrell. The Misses Scheel of Washington are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Agus Scheel. Mr and Mrs John Hawser Jr of Lanham hosted Mr and Mrs Wm EB Falcoher Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bertram France and children of Washington called on Mrs.
A bridge column by WM. McKenne y discusses that jumping to game is not a sign-off. It notes that a four spade overcall signals slam potential and that pre emptives often cost more than they gain. An example from a tournament explains how a negative double and later bids lead to a six spades slam.
Olive Sponseller and Miss Louise Prance remarried for a visit. Several residents hosted relatives and visitors from Baltimore and Frederick. A mosquito bite left Will Z Falconer with an infected hand, and church events drew large attendance with a $6.11 collection.
Equity case Viola G McGaha vs B Hume McGaha includes partial divorce alimony and counsel fees with Rano S Harp for the plaintiff and various assignees and trustees named. foreclosure and marriage license notices appear alongside Orphans' Court first account for A LeRoy McCardell and Edgar McCardell. Hagerstown report notes Sept 12 fair day admissions and school attendance details with children admitted free.
Community notes from Graceham and surrounding towns recount visits and gatherings during Labor Day and late summer with multiple households listed. The items include travel, hosting relatives, and casual calls among residents of Buckeystown, Baltimore, Rocky Ridge, and nearby areas. A separate item reports Robert Reid, brother-in-law of Governor Rolph, leaping to his death from a San Francisco building.
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An unreadable OCR fragment references a murder case and alleged witnesses. It mentions a conference or court proceeding and names Illinois-related matters, but the text is largely garbled with no clear outcomes or dates.
A garbled notice fragment references a parking violation case involving individuals and a lieutenant named Ted Stace. The legible items include partial names and a mention of Michigan, a vehicle valuation, and a formal prohibition.
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