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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
2
A fragmentary notice from The Daily News describes ongoing fallout linked to a Court Street manufacturing matter. It mentions Associated Press coverage and potential editorial actions with unspecified parties, urging readers to await further clarifications from editors and publishers.
Friends of Folger McKinsey the Hentzians Bard of the Baltimore Sun greet him on his return to the city where he began his newspaper career. The piece notes his long association with metropolitan news pages and his descriptive, rhyming talents.
J G LeVan American psychologist and explorer returned to Georgetown British Guiana after a lone trek through grassy savannas. He found no neurosis among the Indians, though he lost 20 pounds and uncovered 300 year old warrior skeletons. Porters fled at tales of evil spirits while his horse guided him home.
A time worn English lesson lists misused words and pronunciation tips. It covers mispronunciations such as asf and Livelang, notes common misspellings, and provides synonyms like cohesive adhesive and viscous. The entry highlights daily vocabulary growth with a word remote meaning distant in time or place and includes an example句 about happiness in a remote mountain fastness.
A fragmentary letter from Lutburrow urges readers to seek good in ordinary places rather than crime dens. It argues honesty and daily supply of usable items, and calls for constructive help to foster a safer, better community.
A book review of Elizabeth Guadge's A City of Bells set in a French cathedral town. It follows a writer who has moved into the community and the arrival of a Boer War veteran drawn to the writer’s circle, with plot threads that lead to a London stage production and personal revelations.
Hood Dince Club to attend a symposium at a Washington university with seven other colleges. The Wand Group will present contents and Kielon Chads, a teacher of modern dance, died among participants during the session. Netty Jane Swither of Peedediet is named among attendees.
At a Tuesday board meeting of the Thurmont bank the resignation of L. Birely as president and director was accepted. Dr M A Birely was elected to serve as president while L Birely recuperates in Baltimore after surgery. Doctors advise his return would be unwise for now.
A digest from The News columns recaps past events in Frederick, noting the Jess Hosiery plant project costing about $4,000 and baseball association leadership changes. Also mentioned are relocations, county wartime exemptions, and a sheriff proclamation protecting properties of residents who obey wartime laws.
Under the chairmanship of Mire Claude N Clary a committee from the Cateem Country Club has planned a series of card parties to be held at the club on April 20 and 27. Prizes for high scores and a cumulative prize will be awarded each evening. tee parties are for members with play beginning at 8.30.
Obituary note for Ruth Carpenter Litt of New York Locust Valley dies at 70 linking to Suffolk County Republican ties and suffrage activity. Mentions Open Door concept and Cairo donation event. Local radio talk among Frederick residents and several social visits and card clubs noted with several regional names and addresses.
Eighteen room mothers from Washington Street School dined at Barbara Frityhle tea room last Thursday. After dinner they attended a theater, arranged by a committee including Mrs Heron A. Winebrewer and Mrs C Cynal Klein.
A fragmented etiquette quiz tests correct seating and service at a party. It asks where to seat the male guest, how many silver pieces flank a table, utensil placement and removal rules, and hostess instructions for serving and clearing plates with several garbled lines and unclear answers.
A portrait of Margaret Fishback, high powered advertising director, poet, author and fashion expert in New York. The piece traces her city life from Washington to Manhattan, her earnings, writings, and sharp business style, plus her playful dislike of waste and frills. It also notes her early poetry and rise in the department store world and a side note on the Domesticateers meeting in Walkersville.
Leister Melaner, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Melner of Graham, was severely bruised when he darted in front of C C Kell Holt’s truck on Monday. He received treatment at Dr M A Dicely’s office. The driver reportedly damaged the vehicle while trying to avoid the collision.
A Friday intramural basketball incident at Middletown High School left Leaver Main and another student injured after a misplayed pass caused a fall and a broken finger. School officials began an investigation into the on court conduct and safety measures.
Annie Cannon, curator of astronomical photographs at the Harvard Observatory, will lecture at Hunt College on Saturday morning, April 16, in Broadbeck Hall. The event showcases her work and contributions to astronomy.
Buckeystown W C T U held a Wednesday afternoon service at the M P church led by Mes CB Droedenprak dent. The event featured singing, a Matthew 25 scripture lesson, and prayers followed by a community program. A business session discussed the Educational Fund and announced the county convention set for Feagaville on May 1 %.
Thomas Schroyer and Chestee Green of Pleasant Walk WPA employees were injured when a truck left the highway near Reno South Mountain and overturned. Schroyer suffered a fractured arm while Green received severe head cuts.
Leonard Kenneth Mercer of Muddle Street enlisted through the Navy Recruiting Station Por Once building Martinebhird and transferred to the Navy Training Station Norfolk for twelve weeks training before regular duty aboard ship. Paul Reed from meavice at the horse aith sravlmother.
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