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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
13
Fragmentary notes recall the Carrolls and their plantation tied to Ed and David with mentions of Turkey and a landmark plant. The text suggests a reminiscence or letter about a family, a divorce theme, and a warm memory of a place tied to market activity.
Emily arrives at Morton Hall for a visit where Judith warns of Dan Raynor a widower with a hard edge. Dan charms Emily with wit and warmth while Judith stirs intrigue as they plan fox hunts bridge and a dinner encounter amid southern mores and lingering memories of Edwin.
Tireii Theater presents Here Comes the Band with Ted Lewis and a perform ing cast led by Donald Cook Addison Richards and May Beatty. A Technicolor short Memeo City and a news reel precede the feature City Opera Heart stars Bette Davis tonight with The Girl From Tenth Avenue. A vintage vaudeville and a news reel cap the program. The theater runs an auxiliary of sports reel Make Believe Revue and The Voracie Rider with cartoons in the bill. Flamingoes noted in a stray line as unrelated trivia.
Incoherent OCR text suggests a discussion of railway mileage and related figures. The readable portions reference one sixth of railway mileage and figures tied to a named person or entity, with unclear context and damaged wording. No clear dates, places, or organizations are confirmed in the legible parts.
New York news outlines Saturday broadcast slate with Kansas-ND clash at South Bend on NBC CBS duopoly, Navy vs William and Mary from Annapolis on WJZ NBC, and Dartmouth vs Norwich from Hanover via WOR Yankee group. Ryder Cup golf coverage listed for Saturday and Sunday along with various music and variety programs.
Court notices show multiple marriage licenses and separations among residents in Hagerstown and nearby towns. Deeds and financial matters include property transfers and bank actions. A dog license law violation leads to fines, while a Knoxville case notes a man ordered to obtain a license and pay costs totaling eight hundred dollars. From Washington, a note mentions reaching many foreign countries by telephone.
Harry Aaronson Washington sues Laura Trumpower of Hagerstown and Charles E Hahn of Baltimore for 25000 in Circuit Court over a so called auto race that allegedly caused his injuries. The latest filing revises the earlier declaration after demurrers and cites the August 26 1932 incident on National Highway east of Boonsboro with Trumpower racing Hahn to prevent passing. Aaronson says Trumpower drove close to him forcing him to swerve while Hahn allegedly tried to pass. Hahn counters that Aaronson had already sued him in Baltimore over the same accident.
The AAA heard conflicting views at the first hearing session led by Joe Wallace to decide if a corn hog adjustment program will be adopted next year and in what form. The American Meat Packers and farm groups urged higher hog production while other delegates pressed for controls. Testimony is scheduled for tomorrow in support of both the economic adjustment plan and processing taxes.
A garbled OCR town record lists residents and relatives such as Mrs Fue Phebus Ruby and Atene Mia Mai Walkins and Mrs Ro Hayes Biri. It mentions a Mrs Emer Watkins Mio and Mig Anthony Bowers in a retirement or hospital context. A health issue sends a patient to S.vey hospital Washington for treatment and observation.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a chaotic scene with mentions of congress, pope, and private discussions. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at tensions and a brewing dispute involving a congress and religious authority.
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