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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News announces free public notices, with no communications or descriptions of opinions. Readers are reminded that errors will be corrected promptly if brought to the editor’s attention.
On Monday April 2 1934 admirers from near and far will honor Mr Baker on his 60th birthday in a dinner tribute praising his unique public spirit. The community lauds his leadership restraint and philanthropy noting his success in business balanced by moral values and deep care for fellow citizens. The event showcases local affection and respect for a man described as a lost citizen who steadies the town with tact and generosity.
Residents of Frederick County Maryland rally in memory of Mr. Baker who labored in the small town and was loved by neighbors. The tribute honors his work and character as friends reflect on his life and service to the community.
The reader's missive criticizes sea affairs and distant nations while mentioning Astor's fishing smack and English policy. It alludes to U S coast matters and a distant grand secretary on leave, with fragmented phrases about Japan and Tangencaga. The piece ends with a brief sign-off.
Fragmentary note mentions Jie Rapa and Qn McNevghe Spada with references to debts or disbursed items and a $32 spiritual guarantee, plus a Baltimore reference. Readable parts suggest a personal financial or trust matter, but details are unclear.
The article portrays Joseph Barker of Frederice County as a paradox of youth and vitality at age eighty. It notes his warmth at a forthcoming birthday dinner and his unaffected view of national changes from the New Deal to the gold standard and prohibition repeal, describing him as tolerant, patient, and forever curious about the future.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick offers a fragmentary reminiscence with names like William T Delaplaine and Dr Ralph Browning. The mumbled notes reference events and people from the mid-19th to early 20th century, including a two year old son of Mr and Mrs T K Gladill with a iodine exposure treated by Dr Browning.
A transcription of kitchen notes detailing Creole chicken dishes and menu ideas. Includes ingredients, steps for sautéing onions celery and peppers, mixing with tomatoes, adding chicken and dairy, and baking batter for a breadlike cake. Mentions spinach biscuits jam pineapple salad sponge cake and orange flavored pastry as menu items.
A lengthy tribute praises Mr. Baker for kindness and firm principles, noting his support for segregation without discrimination and his philanthropy. The piece, referencing his Baker Annex at Frederick City Hospital and local colored houses, highlights his belief in modest comforts and public service alongside a respected birthday homage. It then shifts to church notices and Easter services in local churches with attendance figures and ceremony details.
Evangelical Lutheran services at Bodock began with a large morning crowd at 2 o clock. The service featured Rev Dr Amas J 2 delivering The y Was Gone while a choir sang He Is Risen Manney and Thanks Be To God Who Giveth Us m. Choir helpers included Josepa Su iSL and H David Hagan with other readings and hymns referenced.
Easter services and church activities described at Trinity M E Church South including speakers, pageant, choir, and junior groups. New members admitted by transfer. Worship, sacraments, and upcoming meetings noted with multiple church committees and leaders named.
In New York on Easter Sunday crowds fill church vestibules as many attend major churches less for service than to witness the season’s religious stillness. The article surveys prominent parishes from Cathedral of St John the Divine to Trinity, noting funds raised for the Cathedral and the social church scene downtown.
A local church held Easter services with singing by a quartet and children’s Easter story by Miss Nettie Price of Frederick. The sermon reflected on St. Paul’s conception of Easter meaning. The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was observed. After the service the church board elected Mrs Harley Ricketts treasurer of the Sunday school, succeeding Mrs Ediel Crawford, and announced an April 15 fall report on finances.
A compact survey notes rising life expectancy from 23–30 years in 1814 to about 60–62 for men and women by 1930, crediting medical advances and mental hygiene. It highlights early 19th century data, gradual gains, and the impact of motor vehicle risks and chronic disease on longer lifespans.
Daily English lesson discusses tacit, implied meanings and uses a word thrice for practice. The text mentions a phrase illustrating tacit understanding and notes that about 24 percent of registered drivers in Pennsylvania are women.
A jumble of historical names and dates marks today with notes on birth and death anniversaries. Figures include Hans Andersen born 1601, various early figures from Boston and Massachusetts, and literary names like Hilbert Footner, Serge Rechmeanino, plus mentions of Dreyfus era topics and other scattered facts.
Flapper Fanny i Says notes Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University born Elizabeth New Jersey 42 years ago today. Dr Frank H Vizeickly New York Mexicographer born England 70 years ago today. Walter P. Chrysler automobile manufacturer born Wamego unspecified dates.
An unclear notice presents fragmented text about a local matter involving Luff's Stuff and an individual or entity named Vino. The legible portions reference a dispute or warning but lack clear facts, dates, or actions. The readable items suggest a minor local notice or advertisement.
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