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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1948
Page
9
Frederickton library staff urge residents to donate standard edition copies of popular adult and children’s fiction. A “want list” with hundreds of titles is available in Sle library. Donated replacements help maintain high literary standards and free public funds for other needs.
In Rome on April 18 voters presented IDs, marked ballots for the Chamber of Deputies and Senate, and cast preferential choices. Premier Alcide de Gasperi and wife attended mass before voting, while Palmiro Togliatti and Giuseppe Saragat also exercised their rights amid electoral bustle and lighthearted exchanges.
The Yellow Springs Homemakers Club held its first meeting April 14 at Mrs. Lewis Martz home. Miss Lou Davis demonstrated dress fitting and outlined year projects including an Overseas Relief Drive. Officers elected include President Mrs. Delton Brickhouse and Secretary Mrs. Albert Schultz. A May 25 program at 7 30 p m was announced.
The Buckeystown Homemakers Club discussed wardrobe planning around a basic color and held demonstrations by Mrs. DeRose and others. Members reported on reads, music, and upcoming events including a June picnic and garden tour.
A spectator from Charleston Missouri tossed a cigarette butt at Bill the lion at Forest Park Zoo. The lion’s mane caught fire but was extinguished with no serious damage. The man, Cecl Hurley 40, was jailed on cruelty to animals charges to face court tomorrow. Police also investigated a train wreck in Crewe England killed 24 and injured 34 when a signal cord was pulled.
Two sisters in law from near Middletown and Woodsboro entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for operations on Sunday without knowing the other was hospitalized. Mrs. A Earl Bussard of Woodsboro and Mrs. George Ropp north of Middletown were the patients, with notifications sent separately for scheduled surgeries. Families met at the hospital in surprise.
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