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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1937
Page
7
The Reverend Waldorf of Chicago argues people waste money on gambling and vices and headlines the contrast between fleeting pleasures and lasting value. He says time spent on education and self improvement yields diamonds of success, influence, and happiness, rather than headaches and loss.
Fragmentary note cites Paul at Corinth about sowing and watering and each receiving his own reward according to his labor. Text interleaves unrelated words and garbled names, but centers on spiritual growth and moral effort.
A fragmented discussion criticizes payroll freeloaders and notes some workers perform only in appearance. It argues many on the payroll avoid true effort, while a few diligent individuals could accomplish much more in a week.
The piece quotes multiple figures from different places urging faith, diligence, and moral conduct. Dr L Morgan Chambers, Felice Duffy, Jan Hata, Frances Perkins, and Mme Lotta Lehmann are cited, spanning New Jersey, Czechoslovakia, Paterson, and Austria, with calls for better work, study, and belief.
Mrs J B Getts returns from Baltimore after vialting there. J Walter Getty and wife back from a winter in Baltimore. The operetta Tom Sawyer by grade schools drew a packed house Thursday evening. Fellowship dinner at Brethren church in Frederick attended by Prof Werkley Bowman Howard C Roop C D Bowman Rev Marshall Wolfe and Ridwin Baglar. Miss Tribble Wellman Slaybaugh return from Easter in South Carolina. Truman Lambert and wife hosted May Mr Hays Paul Lambert and Mrs Gladys Bowers for dinner. William Baker and wife hosted friends recently. Harold Warner ill with quinsey. Charles U7 Reid wife and daughter Elizabeth Dallas C Reid wife and daughter Jean spent the day with Mrs M D Reid and celebrated several birthday anniversaries.
The Salvation Army office at 11 West Patrick Street remains open several more days to allow late contributors to donate to the Home Service campaign. Captain Robert Hott reports ongoing donations from numerous individuals and local firms, with a long list of donors including St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church and various employers.
A breezy catalog of spring book releases for children and hobbyists features memories, nature guides, animal studies, and drawing playbooks. Notable titles include Mary Chancellor Hore’s memory volumes, Beatrice Curtis Brown’s Jonathan Hing, and a bird’s-eye survey of natural history by Thane Stowell and Thornton Wy.
Community mentions include relocations and visits among residents such as Mr and Mrs Walter Saver and Mr and Mrs Barnes. The Glenelg Homemakers Club met with twenty one members. plans discussed include a music festival and cram tournament. Dr Robert J Swann spoke to the Ellicott City Notary Club on pharmacy affairs.
Demolay officers for the year were installed in Frederick Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at a public ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Master Connellae presided as installing officer with 40 members present, and several past masters were recognized. New officers named include Jonte Steward Albert Pichery and Francis Galther among many others.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends, hospital patients, school staff changes, and upcoming PTA meeting. Notable items include Miss Grace Riley at Hun Seenurs Hospital, Edwin Corbin joining Sykesville High School faculty, and the engagement of Frances Marie Coffey to William H. Fitch with a wedding planned April 17.
OCR text lists individuals such as Merv Wallan A trelpely and Warren G Atvers with household, college, and family mentions. It notes Mies Bila Thirling returning to Allegheny College Palm Site day and visits by Dr and Mrs. Tra Darling, John W. Hewitt, John Tt. Cauthorn, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford Hobbs with relatives in Catonsville and nearby communities.
The Monday Musicates met at Mrs Ridgely We Barr College Pari with Mrs Baer and Francis B Sappington hosting. The program chaired by Mrs Sherman Pp Bowers featured Grainger and Gershwin works with piano violin cello vocal and choral pieces performed by Mrs Ignatius Bjorlee Miss Margaret Kent James M Etchison Miss Thelma Mullinix Miss Harriet Shook Miss Elinor Richelberger and others.
Miss Lonera Blount with Miss Eichelberger’s piano solo of Gershwin’s Three Preludes entertained guests, followed by a business meeting naming officers including President Mars E Clapp and treasurer Sappington. A portion of the season’s gatherings was announced for April 26 at the Marilyn School for the Deaf.
The article outlines hospital care and home measures for pneumonia. It stresses clean nursing, frequent airing, isolation of the patient from children, prompt hospital admission, and careful convalescence. X rays and serum may aid early diagnosis, with rapid treatment valued.
Daily lesson notes explain common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It defines essence as that which makes a thing what it is a necessary constituent and gives example quotes to illustrate belief and faith.
A reader guidance item presents five etiquette questions for school behavior. It asks if students should rise to teachers off campus, raise hands to speak, applaud at assemblies, greet teachers, and avoid laughing at others mistakes, with prescriptive answers and examples.
In New York and London this season, American shows struggle on strand stages while British theater enjoys a richer season. Gerald Savory’s George and Margaret attracts sellout crowds at Wynndham's with Joyce Guarbour starring, and Richard Bird shines in Night Alone at Daly's. The Strand hosts Anthony and Anna and Hamlet amid varied fare, while audiences linger through long intermissions with drinks nearby.
A digest of notable historical anniversaries with births and deaths of figures such as Henry D. Gilpin Junius Morgan Mathurin Ballou and Anne Sullivan Macy. Mentions key events including the Titanic sinking and the founding of the Republic of Spain with brief notes on dates and stakes.
The note lists several birthdays celebrated today including Joseph B. Poindexter a former Hawaii governor and Mon tana native born Canyon City Greg. Lee Tracy actor born in Atlanta with ties to Shearertown Pa and 30 years since. Calvin B Hoover Duke economist born Berwick Mich 40 years ago. Ralph Arnold Chicago New York geologist and engineer born Marshalltown 62 years ago. James Branch Cabell novelist Richmond Va born 58 years ago. Princess Beatrice Battenberg born 80 years ago. It also includes a Horoscope advising caution in social associations and possible romantic misreadings.
Dr Paul Cahon of the State Sanatorium examined several persons at the county health department gathering held Tuesday in Wineheeter Hall. The event took place under the Preterick County Health Department auspices.
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