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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1934
Page
8
Rhubarb shines in recipes for a float and custard, turnovers, and a raisin pie. Readied with rhubarb bits, sugar, and flour, the dishes promise tart sweetness. Includes rhubarb and raisin pie and rhubarb turnover instructions along with a Tomorrow's Menu breakfast and luncheon details.
Dickerson Diekelson hosts Miss Corinne Mors of Sykesville as house guest of Miss Eleanor L Jones. Miss Annie Duvell White returns home after two weeks visiting Miss Lillian Dickerson in Baltimore and Mrs Eleanor Chambers in Washington. Dr John Howe and Miss Myra Hicks of Baltimore were dinner guests of Mrs Elza W Hicks and Ira Lee Hicks. Funeral services held for Windna RooTson, 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Roberson Jr. Week-end guests included Mr and Mrs Hopkins Thomas of Washington and Mr Bernard Jones Jr.
A dubious advertisement touts a New Systemic Treatment claimed to heal sores sweeten breath and cleanse the system of catarrhal impurities. It references testimonials and various health claims, mentioning weight gain and facial changes as supposed results, with a promotional tone typical of early 20th century patent medicine pitches.
Margery Taylor surveys the trend of Victorian style in modern homes noting the charm of antimacassars wax towers and pressed flowers while warning against kitsch clutter. She emphasizes tasteful restraint balancing charm with livability and urges a playful yet discerning approach to period styling.
Arthur C Hershberges and son Georg depart by train for Saskatchewan Canada to stay for four weeks while spring wear costs are reviewed. Edith Johnson of Lakewood New Jersey visits Mrs Sorsey Hars. Anne Borsey of Annarols visits Mrs Wurgun S Gadogs. Various local households host guests including the Tuason, Stonestree, Daror, Bay, and Lawrence Price families. A county agent meeting led by Al Qi W Anderson is reported. Funeral for Mion A Phil Tos conducted in Barnesville with interment at Fonocacy cemetery Bealisville. survived by widow Poole, Bryan Edward and Bruce, and daughter Mrs Charles White. Birds noted: peacocks lack long tail feathers, tail-feathers called ta covers.
Detour residents and visitors share weekend gatherings and updates. Families including Rowe, Porter, Crehan, and Diller appear among callers at Detour homes. local clubs like the 4-H meet in the Detour schoolhouse. hospital and school news, drives, and repairs pepper the week with mentions of M. and Mrs. Guy Warren, Miss Anna Mae Coshun, and families from Keymar, Westminster, and Union Bridge.
Moura Kahn named best all around boy to represent his school at the annual county event to be held at New Wongser. George Mentzer returned from the hospital in Baltimore after an amputation. Nearby, Brider rairoad shops and a tenant house on the Delaplane farm figure in local notices. Joseph FP Starg son of Luther Stang Deeger and E Newcomer, married last week, and will reside with the groom's parents on the Hammond farm near Sixs bridge.
An Emmitsburg plan abandoned by the Lions Club due to funds may become a Realty project if current arrangements succeed. The work, a CWA project, will paint Emmitsburg on a town roof with arrows, requiring two men at thirty hours. Budgets and local coordination involve W D Tipton, Curtis-Wright Airport adviser.
Cast includes Mary Rotering Anna Rotering Genevieve Elder Veronica Kathleen Topper with Mrs Cyril Rotering on piano. Scenery by Jean Du Toit assisted by Bernard Stoner and George Reynolds. Directed by Lilian Bove and Mike Thompson. Emmitsburg mayor steps down after four years, continuing department activities. Easter services held at Tom’s Creek MoE church.
Young Peoples class at Sam's Creek church hosted a surprise party for Ruth Jenkins marking her fourteenth birthday on March 23. Attendees included Schley Jenkins family, Nusbaum, Hancock, Gosnell, Maanahban, Parver, Farrer families and many friends from the community.
Martyn Perez offers highest market prices for all machinery and electric motors. A complete stock of the above equipment is kept on hand at all times. Located at 3 Vine Street Philadelphia.
The article references Bernard WH Jeppson rebove and a committee of four selecting him as the handsomest cop in the cu with mentions of Mrs ferton Engel and Jeanne visiting relatives in New Windsor. It also notes the Maritime Provinces and aluminum usage in 1832 225 percent for motor vehicles.
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