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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
13
Deputy State Health Officer reports births in Frederick County during March 1935. Names appear with sex and addresses, including Cumberland, Fredericks, Monrovia, and William towns, listing numerous mothers and fathers and several entries illegible or partially garbled. One death noted among the births.
A child suffered serious injuries in a horse stunt accident. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene to aid the injured rider and secure the area. Further details on the circumstances and witnesses were not immediately available.
An old advertisement urges readers to watch kidneys as closely as bowels noting that kidneys filter waste and about two pints pass daily. It claims 79,200 feet of kidney tubes exist and touts Doan's Pills from Foster Kurn Co as a relief to wash out kidney tubes, with generic claims of improved vitality.
April 1 updates show multiple families relocating within and around Smithsburg area. Bruce Down and John McAlister properties see transfers with assistance from Ida linebagger Sirs Mary Hoover and others. Families also move from Good Hope to Middlepoint and Wolfsville areas amid spring preparations and new home projects.
A recent eBumr meeting of Levsionn age attracted a large attendance of members. Miss Exe I. Cranford of Tourmont was admitted to membership and received obituaries for four degrees by Past Master.
Roy Angl eberger, chair of the T A school improvement committee, announced a meeting at Frank Buch 149 to plan improvements for the Louisian School. Visting guests from AU Grange night included a Florida trip gift from Em Stottlemyer Thurmont. A vocal quartet and Ruth Frior performed. next meeting set for tonight.
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