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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1939

Page

7

Live Alone author marries to begin family life

Majorie Hillis, famed for Live Alone and Like It, wed Thomas Henry Roulston in Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The 49 year old author and 65 year old Brooklyn store operator married with family and friends present, plan a European honeymoon aboard the Normandie. Her remarks on love and domestic life follow years of bachelor girl advocacy.

Valley Forge Majorie Hillis New Yorker Thomas Henry Roulston Brooklyn Normandie New York Henry Woll

Wing Memo on a Boy Standing Too Long

A memo discusses a young boy who has learned to stand with one hand on a pen yet struggles to walk. Doctors warn that prolonged standing could weaken bones and cause bow legs, as he spends hours upright and exhausted by day’s end.

Long Terms In Robbery Case Given Long Terms In Robbery Case

John Thornbury 26 pleaded guilty to the 45560 robbery of the First National Bank of Chanute Kansas last March 27. He was sentenced to 35 years in a Federal prison after FBI agent Vandlandingham described a life of upscale living funded by the loot. Thornburg spent most of the money on girls cars a trip to the New York World's Fair and a Southern tour. One girl nearly $400 was recovered from him. He had only $2.84 when arrested last Friday.

Leavenworth Kas John Thornbury First National Bank of South Jett

Former envoy dies aged 75 in London

Lord Esme William Howard of Penrith, former British ambassador to the United States from 1924 to 1950, died at 75. Born September 15, 1863, he hailed from the Greystone Castle Howard family and served in multiple European capitals before a lengthy Washington post. He married Lady Isabella Bandini in 1898 and had five sons.

London Lord Howard of Penrith United States Esme William Howard Britain Washington Esme Howard Europe Washton Auckland Geddes Sir Esme Greystone Castle Cumberland England Henry Howard A. Howard Greystoke

New World Record Is Set By Plane at Wright Field

The U S Army Air Corps announced a second world record in three days as a flying fortress carried 5000 kilograms 11023 pounds 1000 kilometers 625 miles at 259.338 mph from Wright Field to St Jacobs Illinois and back at 20000 feet. The previous Italian plane held 251.878 mph. A four engine bomber crossed country in 3 hours 14 minutes 30 seconds at near 250 mph. Roy Jenkins treated for a cut above the left eye at Washington County Hospital. The average US prison population stands at 123857 daily.

Dayton Ohio U. S. Army Air Corps Wright Brothers Wright Field St. Jacobs Ill New York Washington Air Corps

Woman to Compete in Shooting Match

Mrs. L. P. Bartlett a middle aged dress shop sales lady who can shoot a rifle across the line competes next month at Camp Perry Ohio for the national championship. She previously outshot men from seven states at Fort Worth last Sunday and holds three world records while ranking second overall in national postings. Bartlett began shooting seven years ago and says she felt a good score coming at Fort Worth.

San Antonio Tex L. P. Bartlett Lucky Rabbit Camp Perry Ohio Fort Worth

Senate votes to make Civilian Conservation Corps permanent

The Senate on Tuesday approved making the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent government agency. The House had earlier passed a bill to extend the corps for five years, with conference likely to resolve remaining differences.

Washington Senate Civilian Conservation Corps House

Nurse charged in Calgary with assault on two women

A Calgary nurse faces charges for an assault on Mrs. Ethel Allen and her daughter Betty Allen. The incident occurred in Calgary and a hearing was scheduled to address the charges.

Alice Knowles Calgary Alta Ethel Allen Betty Allen

Local church picnics and visits noted in Chariton letter

The Ladies Aid Society held a July 26 picnic at Fort Frederick and Tandies Aid had a July 27 picnic at City Park. Many visits followed, including relatives and neighbors such as Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jacobs, Mrs. Leslie Burkett, Mrs. Gay Mongar and son from Sparrows Point, and multiple Ankeney and Stoner families. Mrs. Calvin Myers showed improvement after illness.

Ladies Aid Society The Lutheran Church Fort Frederick Tandies Aid of the Reformed Church City Park Magerstown Lee Jacobs L. IM. Statler Sarsh Busere Leslie Burkett Gay Mongar Howard Sparrows Point Adam Kiiner Ashton Emmett Helen Shopp Clyde W. Ankeney Geraldine Buchanan Richard Boppe Nelie Ankeney Howard Ankeney William Stoner Marvin Farrow Imogene Junior Aaron Calvin Myers Roy Myers Forsythe Mairs Valley

WE WOMEN BY BETTY BRAINERD

A reader Philip seeks advice on living with controlling in laws who dominate his home and hamper his family. Brainerd urges independence through new work, open discussion with his wife, and tactful steps to gain space for his wife to care for their child. A follow up addresses a friendship love question, emphasizing love built on friendship and respect.

Betty Brainerd

Love and friendship advice from Betty Brainerd note

The letter urges not to seek love now and to nurture a future friendship into love if destined. It includes Betty Brainerd's confidential communications and address at 680 Madison Ave New York City. It mentions the United States acquiring fifteen major land parcels since the Revolution with the Louisiana Purchase as the largest.

Betty Brainerd Madison Ave New York City United States Louisiana Purchase

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