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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1950

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3

Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters

The Frederick weekly film schedule lists Tivoli shows from Sunday through Wednesday Tea For Two with Day and Gordon MacRae, Thursday Night and the City with Richard Widmark and Gene Tierney, and Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion Friday and Saturday. Opera House features Bowery Boys in Triple Trouble, The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck, and Dreaming Out Loud on midweek, Gypsy Wildcat with Maria Montez, then Law of the Panhandle with Johnny Mack Brown for weekend. Frederick theater listings include Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Town with Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride, Powder River Rustlers, and The Palomine.

Frederick Theaters the Tivoli Fis Day Gordon MacRae the City Richard Widmark Gene Tierney Abbott and Costello The Foreign Legion Opera House Triple Trouble Bowery Boys Gregory Peck Dreaming Out Loud Maria Montez Law of the Panhandle Johnny Mack Brown

Can Be Convicted Of Stealing From Spouse

In Maryland a wife can be convicted of stealing from her husband. Chief Judge W. Conwell Smith ruled in a Baltimore Criminal Court case that Audrey Delores Mohr, charged with larceny or embezzlement of 39621 from her husband Carl R. Mohr, may be prosecuted. The court rejected a common law unity defense citing the Married Woman's Act of 1898. Mohr, a former cashier in the husband’s auto business, now faces trial. Two arrests were docketed: Oliver Smith and Walter Gorman for disturbing the peace. Smith posted 5 dollars and costs, Gorman 85 and costs.

Baltimore Maryland W. Conwell Smith Audrey Delores Mobr Carl R. Mohr Smith

Katharine Dutrow Named Hood College Librarian

Miss Katharine E. Dutrow is appointed librarian of Hood College by President Andrew G. Truxal, succeeding Miriam R. Apple who served since 1914. A Hood graduate, Dutrow has held Hood posts since 1930 including associate librarian and professor, and has been active in library associations and alumnae activities. She has strong ties to the Frederick community and local church work.

Katharine E. Dutrow Hood College Andrew G. Truxal Miriam R. Apple Hood Miss Dutrow Columbia University Simmons College School of Library Science Frederick High School Enoch Pratt Library Baltimore Hood and Taat Association of College and Reference Librarians Maryland Library Association Frederick American Association of University Women Evangelical Reformed Church Women's Guild Richards. J. Dutrow Agnes Cort Dutrow Woman's College of Frederick Miss Ruth Dutrow West Second Street

Held For Grand Jury For Theft

Magistrate Edward J. Smith held Edward W. Schreyer of Frederick and Baltimore for grand jury action on larceny charges after a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1000. Schreyer arrested on a warrant by E C Valentine. Watch and coat recovered in separate locations. Valentine alleges theft of a $40 top coat and a $30 pocket watch. Schreyer gave 2107 Fairmount Ave Baltimore as address. police court sessions delayed due to Peoples Court chamber use.

Edward J. Smith Edward W. Schroyer Frederick Baltimore Peoples Court Sions Schreyer E. C. Valentine Valentiine Dfmcer Trump Schroyer East Fourth Street Valentine Fairmount Avenue Water Street East Patrick Street Austin Thomas Klinehart

Property transfer near Union Bridge in Johnsville district

Mrs. Rosie M. Fogle sold to Mr and Mrs. Gerald A. Graham property about one and a half miles west of Union Bridge near Friendship Bethel church in Johnsville district for around 4500 dollars as per revenue stamps. Experimental MIT solar house got over 80 percent of heat from bus in past two winters. Farmers will pay storage costs to loan wheat next year, about 22 cents per bushel, with prorated storage if paid before government takes over.

Rosie M. Fogle Haz Gerald A. Graham Union Bridge Friendship Bethel Church Johnsville Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jus. H. Blandford Maryland PMA

Local Student Funds Education Across Seven Institutions

A student completed schooling through seventh grade with the highest county mark. They studied at Baltimore Business College Maryland Normal Millersville Normal Shepherd College Hood College University of Maryland and Cornell University, earning two scholarships in a county-wide competition. They paid all tuition for each institution.

Baltimore Business College Maryland Normal Millersville Normal Shepherd College Hood College University of Maryland Cornell University

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Oliver Smith Kineharts Alley Walter Gorman West Fifth Street Lieut Dorsey Sergt. Swomley Gorman General Acceptance Corporation Jerry Owen Peoples Gospel Balte U.S. Highway No. 40 Old Fashion Peoples Gospel Park Brendel WNPA A. A. Lough & Son South Market St Thomas Paul Crowson Carty Grace King Simmons Troy L McCumber James Stonesifer G. Leicester Thomas Hazel Virginia Shankle South Catucthy Park Con Robert R. Rhoderick Melvin H. Derr Lumen F. Norris House OF Delegates Emmitsburg John W. Wachter Lewistown Frederick County Paul B Rhoads Republican Markell & Ford Roger G. Harley Yellow Springs Brook Hill School Walkersville School Japanese Relief Fund University Extension Society Hazel W. Lewis Ransom Lewis Spencer E. Stup Orphans’ Court
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