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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
8
Nealy reports about a half inch of rain with additional showers later. Chewsville observer Onwald noted 0.28 inch from yesterday evening, winds and cold snap last week affected soil and wheat. Temperatures ranged from 41 to 54 degrees. ice and snow disappeared, fog lingered. Pastoral poetry discussion follows.
Hollywood gossip highlights a real life romance saga with Don Cook, Maxine Lewis, and Mary Brian amid breach of promise rumors. Paramount buys Bolero rights as Carole Lombard and George Raft shoot the film with sensuous dance. A Sam Goldwyn party features Thalberg and a starry guest list including Gloria Swanson and Adrienne Ames.
Mary Foltz stayed with Tough Flora in Boonsboro. Virgie Reese hosted Robert Wing and his wife and daughter from Hagerstown and Marvin Reese near Benevola. C Ned Keadie and family visited Sunday. Paul Lighter and family from Hagerstown also visited. John Martz, Ned Keadle, and Herbert Snyder from Keedysville spent last Friday in Baltimore. Clifford Funk and family announce a daughter born at Frederick Hospital. Mixes Mary Stone of near Boonsboro is the mother. Woodrow Smith family announce a son born. Russell Detrow butchered six hogs last Thursday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cunningham, Albert Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. William Slick, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Detrow, and Miss Genevieve Cunningham. Mrs. R. E. Cross returned home Tuesday morning after a week’s absence.
Mrs Mary L Strause hosted Raymond Smith and his wife and mother Mrs Smith of Hagerstown in Baltimore. Horace Ridenour of Williamsburg visited at Daniel Ridenour's home with other relatives during the stay.
The Private Life of Henry VIP opens today at the Maryland with Charles Laughton in the title role. The film blends humor drama and romance as a vivid portrait of a colorful monarch supported by an international cast including John Loder Claud Allister William Austin Binnie Barnes Lady Tree Elsa Lanchester and Merle Oberon.
Adolphe Menjou co stars with Benita Hume at Henrys Theatre in a tale of nightlife and romance. He plays a cafe society figure who fizzes with charm showering jewelry on a passion until debt forces the beloved to sell gems. The production also features Hervey Stephens and Helen Chandler in a side plot.
The Colonial Theatre opens Saturday for a two day showing of Saturday's Millions a football romance starring Robert Young Lena Hyams and supported by Johnny Mack Brown Lucille Lund Mary Carlisle and Grant Mitchell The film promises a swift sequence of dramatic situations ending in an exciting football game Lucille Lund named by College Humor as America's most beautiful and talented co ed featuring in pictures
Rev. C. A. Frick will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday at 7 20 p m The community prepares for Christmas Eve services with great anticipation The Davis family moves to Cherry Ann West Virginia Minnie Kesselring recovers well after gall bladder surgery at Washington County Hospital Claude Giine hosts a large butchering party with sixty porkers killed and many helpers listed including Rohrer Cline Nave Betts and others
Betts and related families are referenced with many individuals including Reno Betts John Cline Otho Delauder Lester Swain Mr and Mrs Russell Baker and son David Mrs Betty Schroyer Mrs Florence Betts Mrs Joseph Nave Mrs Geraldine Speaker Mrs Margaret Kretsinger Miss Sarah Nave Mrs Lester Nava Mrs Grace Dorner and son Sidney and Mr and Mrs Claude Cline and family in a financial or social notice.
Frank Stephens of New was arrested for two boldu while attempting to raise money to wed.
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