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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
9
Emily faces the town’s judgment after Edwin’s divorce proceedings. Dorothy urges acceptance while Emily resists public blame, and Judith welcomes her to Morton Hall as she contemplates new social fronts and a life freed from a stifling past.
Betty and Marion Stuitz return home near Pittsville from time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Beneduc. Mr Carter of North Carolina visits old neighborhood. Elizabeth Miller and Baltimore friend visit Miller family. William Lovell has been sick. Roop family hosts Gene Roop and daughter. Howard Carbaugh and Audrey visit William Birane home. Annabelle Tuttwall and children in Washington DC. Woman's Missionary Society meets at E C Bixker home. H C Roop attends Frederick grocers meeting. Mr and Mrs Daryl Hoff welcomed a new baby. Samuel Holl and Glen Rock visit Engler home. Miss Mistred Devilbiss of Baltimore visits grandparents. Pearre and Lambert celebrate Pearre's birthday at Claude Witt home Unionville. Kenneth Bond resumes studies at Charlotte Hall Academy. Stephen D Ramseur noted as 77 when he became Confederate major general.
Emergency tests reveal methods for saving scorched vegetables by transferring to a fresh pan, shaking the pan to prevent sticking, and finishing with added water. The article covers potato and carrot scorches, plus tips for thickening soups, custards, sauces, and jellies, with menus and daily meals.
Mrs Sundergill seeks damages after a fatal collision on Route 26 near Carroll County. The plaintiff alleges Ogden drove recklessly causing Sundergill’s car to crash into his. Sundergill died at a Baltimore hospital. The case notes Sundergill’s widow lost earnings and support. Sundergill’s home had burned two weeks earlier, valued around 6000 dollars.
Court records show numerous marriage licenses and dissolutions across several counties. Pairs include James W Sauerwein and Dorothy Mae Cluck. Francis Woodrow Knarr and Reeder. Harvey T Snyder and Eve Sole Yngel. Lightner and Julia Clem. Hal Larker and Muriel Baker. Dewey Harshman and Madeline Goodhart. Margaret W Kline and John R Watson. Thelma L Miller and James R Collier. others list Harrisburg Pa connections and multiple out of state pairs. An additional note mentions Estella Dietrich and Clarence Spurrier, with county details. An appropriation of 3 million for hospital modernization is recorded.
An onlooker recounts a canoe mishap where Stoutt builds a boat, loses it in the water, and a boy named Tunica vows to retrieve it. The scene follows drifting craft, quick actions, and a promise to use a line next time as peers urge resilience.
The Tivoli shows Anna Karenina adapted from Tolstoy with Greta Garbo Fredric March and Freddie Bartholomew in the cast. City Opera Monae Arline Judge Kent Taylor star in College Scandal at the Opera House. Also on screen are Ginger and Ninth Avenue plus a cartoon and news reel. A medical note comments on A-ray film use after automobile accidents.
Regular Creagerstown Kiang meeting opened by the master, money raised from the old hen party noted, plans for a flag eagle and large altar Bible with ceninney discussed, program presented after turning over to lecturer. Song “Salute To The Flag” performed.
An item notes officers marching in new uniforms with performers Just Fun Betty Stull and a list of participants including Ruth Haeveer Gemina Fisher Edoe Hoflumasses George HoTuan Charles Stull Ver don Fisher Glen Burdette and Foetkins Whinitt. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Fehir's trip to Nuvacuw Pub and Toronto and reflects on a local gathering at Mit Pleaser.
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