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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
9
Emily faces upheaval after a difficult birth with Jeffrey Felton Barnes, holding a fragile hope as Edwin helps her recover in a sunlit room. The story tracks shifting marriage strain, a man’s absence, neighbors' kindness, and the slow adjustment to motherhood amid personal doubt and family pressures.
The Tivoli Theatre shows Bright Lights a story of rise and renewal with Dvorak and The Iswelles vaudeville team as stars plus Cowina m Two featuring the Dionne quints. At Frederick Theater The Bride of Frankenstein with Karloff and Lanchester opens, followed by Phantom Empire chapter, cartoon and news reel. other acts include Love to Bloom and a tech novelty Grey Night.
President Roosevelt mapped a Western swing starting next week after assuring New York officials of federal aid on direct relief until works programs are running. Postmaster General Farley and Charles Michelson joined at Hyde Park for dinner to discuss plans, including a stop at Boulder Canyon dam and a visit to the California Pacific Exposition in San Diego. The trip may involve a cruiser voyage and could affect the Panama Canal.
The Lewis reunion was held at Mt O'Donnell farm in Knoxvile on September 13 with guests from Frederick, Burkittsville, Martinsburg, Jefferson, Washington DC and beyond. A delightful picnic dinner followed as attendees planned to meet again next year, with many relatives listed among the attendees.
The Ladies Aid of Koenig chapel held a regular meeting with eight members and seven visitors. Mrs John Davis presided, scripture and prayers were led, reports read, a pig prize awarded to Miss Ada Carlton, and refreshments served by Nick Perrell and Mrs Luther Smith. Next meeting October 5.
Ruth Bolton executive secretary stated that Montgomery County Social Service League expenditures focus on relief, with about $2,600 allocated to relief efforts and a small share remaining for administration. The group emphasizes frugal spending and direct aid to those in need.
A chaotic report traces Aswad and Fogle cases with drunk driving charges, an appeal, collision details near Ellicott City, and a later suicide threat by Charles Craig. The article covers wreck involvement with Hobson car, Miss Withide attack, and remarks by officials on welfare costs and administration.
A 1982 stamp marks the death of Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden from 1611 to 1622, famed for leadership in the Protestant cause. He faced Danes, Muscovites, and Poles, led 13 000 troops to Germany, and died at the Battle of Lutzen where his fate remains debated.
The School Patrol formed at Church Street School chose officers led by Captain Robert Getabert and First Lieutenant Fredmith with Second Lieutenant Floyd Culler and Secretary Norman W. Waters. Members include Lew Myers Robert Wiegand Roger Nicodemus Mathew Tyeryar Jack Knill Jamen Creager David Behwire Jr Marion Miller Roy Cutsall Harty Baylor Owen A. Nichola Edward Ewing Arthur FR.
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