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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1938
Page
10
A fragmentary tale introduces The Characters Mage Stern, a hardsome exthor, and Archie Bumsden with Otto Wills, and an American heiress living on the French Riviera. A dog named Lulu saves Virgoe Wills by killing his master's murderer, amid signs of Orlie.
In Cannes Fleuriot recaps clues from a perilous chase. A note claims Ottilie Wills is being moved to Italy, but handwriting and lipstick evidence reveal she was never in Antibes. The team shifts focus westward to trace Geiss and the car on the road to capture the kidnapper.
Taneytown items report Mrs. D. B. Shaum admitted to Woman's Hospital in Baltimore. David W. Shaum begins freshman year at St Mary’s College Emmitsburg. Lucie Chisholm visits the Binning home in Taneytown. William C. Myers attends the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge 71st annual convention in Frederick. Mrs. John Eyler visits sister Mrs. Plary Stoner in Ladiesburg.
Joseph Schildkraut, famed actor, is also a skilled musician and polyglot who speaks seven languages. He studied music and drama in Europe, arrived in the United States in 1921, and first appeared in Orphans of the Storm with Lillian Gish. He divided time between stage and film, paused acting after his father’s 1930 death to focus on theater, and returned to Hollywood in 1933. His constant on-set companion is his mother, Mrs. Erna Schildkraut.
In this portrait of early motherhood, a young mother endures sleepless nights and fluctuating energy while her family grows. The piece offers reassurance that time and tasks will bring renewed charm, dignity, and calmer days as children start school and the household rebalances. Later, the husband plans social outings, and the couple returns to circulation amid family routines. LAUNDRY HEAD DIES. College Park Md Oliver R Wentz 54, longtime University of Maryland laundry superintendent, dies of heart attack at work. He is survived by his father and two sisters.
Hollywood gossip and industry notes cover actors dodging temptations of fame, misprints in a $250000 Movie Quiz Contest, stars slipping on injuries during shoots, and a big radio offer to Irving Berlin. Public figures include Jobs Garreic Martin Greene Constance Bennett Lucille Ball Lionel Barrymore Glenda Farrell Geneva Sawyer.
Bridge players debate the best opening lead in a Park Presidents Cup match. Sam Naiman and Morris Crystal of New York won the event with Naiman’s lead choice defeating the contract while conventional defense yielded ten tricks for others. The article analyzes a contract problem and how earlier signals would have aided the declarer in making or missing the contract.
A note on dramatic air programs buying old scripts and critics facing exhibitors fire. Reviews before releases draw protests as hypercritical and biased by city tastes. Proposed remedy favors abolition of previews and letting newspapers guide audiences with local editors.
Gettysburg College reports a total student body of 645 for the first registration figures, the largest in its history. Two hundred and one newcomers join the campus, with Sophomores at 169, Juniors 151, and Seniors 124 in the upper classes.
In New Windsor on September 27 the Blue Ridge College announces a expanded public evening lecture series. President Dr Lynn H Harris will lecture on American Writers with readings every Tuesday from 7 30 to 8 30 beginning October 11. Dr Walter L Nathan will discuss Great Works of Art with illustrations. On Monday evenings starting October 10 Dr Peter H Olden will present.
Sam's Creek notes visitations as Mr and Mrs Danton Ensor and family near here and other residents like Sterling Crawmer Harvey Hin er and Rhoda Kreimer stop by. AWM Lindsey Marston recovers from appendicitis in Frederick City Hospital. Revival services run nightly at Edgewood Church of the Brethren.
Frederick County Maryland invites sealed bids for the purchase of 300,000 par value serial coupon bonds. Bids must be received by the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners by 12 midnight on September 28, 1938. Public bid opening follows at noon in Frederick County offices.
A survey of Europe Today, held on Wednesday evenings from T2320 to 8.30, begins October 12. Each course has ten lectures and may be attended independently. Open to all residents of New Windsor and nearby areas. Aims to deepen public enjoyment and understanding of literature art politics and life. Teachers and senior students are encouraged to participate.
Frederick County invites bids on 300 bonds of 1000 each totaling 300000. Bids must specify interest rate in quarter per cent increments between 0.25 and 3.5 percent, lowest rate wins with premium consideration. 14 year maturity from July 1 1937, semiannual interest, taxes exempt, accrued interest to purchaser. Bond serials 1 through 300 with scheduled annual installments. bid bonds required. right to reject all bids reserved.
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