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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1938

Page

8

Flower Show Pilgrimage to Du Pont Gardens May Fourth

A group from the Fredenes Garden Club plans a pilgrimage to the Du Pont Gardens in Wilmington Delaware on May 4. The trip highlights Delaware showplaces and includes a visit to the Calvary Methodist Episcopal parish hall for a Flower Show on May 24. The Maryland Garden Club prepares a broader tour April 29-30 visiting historic sites in Prince George's County with church and estate visits including St Barnabas, Thorpeland, Medwood Farms, Oxon Hill, St John’s Broad Creek, and Harmony Hall.

Fredenes Garden Club du Pont Del Wednesay Delaware Calgary Methodist Episcopal Church Maryland Garden Prince É George's County Mount Lubentia W Beall Bowie Stowden Hill Perry Boswell Frst Medwood Farms William Diggs, Jr Edward Smith Major Henry Leonard Qxon Hill Summer Welles John Addison St. John’s Broad Creek

Second Filling Station Hearing Set For May 3

A second hearing on establishing a filling station at the southeast corner of North Market and Sixth streets is scheduled before the Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday May 3. The owners Marcus W Simmons Mrs and Edward J Myers seek an Atlantic Refining Company station in a business district with three tanks. Also on the docket a Bourne for Hemsley appeal to open a funeral establishment at 9 East All Saints Street in the same district. Hearings begin at 7 o clock.

North Market and Sixth Streets Board of ‘Zoning Appeals Marcus W. Simmons Edward J. Myers Atlantic Refining Company A. G. ‘Bourne Bernard P. Hemsley East All Saints Stree

Feud Between Garner and Roosevelt Stirs Washington

Washington April 26 reports of private denials aside, a definite feud exists between Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt. Garner, seen as Roosevelt’s strongest political foe in Washington, opposes much of the President’s labor legislation and large-scale spending, while maneuvering to curb Roosevelt’s influence ahead of the 1940 Democratic convention.

Garner Roosevelt Washington Rodnex Dutcher White House Texas Congress Jesse Jones REC Senate Jimmy Byrnes Finance Committee Pat Harrison Byrnes Harrison Barkley House

Painter Accused Faces Mob After Downey Slaying

Charles McLachlan, 55, of Downey California, is confronted with the hammer alleged in the killing of a year old Jenny Moreno. A mob attacked him leaving a swollen eye and other injuries, signaling a possible lynching attempt.

Jenny Moreno Charles McLachlan Downey Calif Cat

Baby buggy bridges stir Hutchinson mothers opposition

Hutchinson Kansas April 20 AP mothers oppose City Engineer H P Hertz plan to remove tiny bridges over gutters at street intersections. They say the bridges collect trash during rainstorms but are very convenient for women wheeling baby buggies. So far the bridges stay.

Hutchinson Kan H. P. Hertz Hertz

They Say One Unitg and the Echoes of Public Opinion

Quotations from public figures and observers on democracy, economic conditions, and national mood. James Farley, George Gallup, Locker-Lampson, Quentin Walsh, Mayor La Guardia, and Norman E. Himes weigh in on politics, leadership, and the nation’s path.

James Farley

Ants Neglect Their Broods Feeding Parasitic Beetle

South American beetle Coeloxenus Guenther emits a gaise that lures ants into feeding it. The addicted ants abandon their broods to feed the beetle, which in turn may prey on young ants, revealing a parasitic relationship observed in natural history.

Coeloxenus Guenther South America

Tax Busts and School Plans Amid Fiscal Talks

The report outlines a ten million dollar gain in tax busts and details county commission discussions on levy plans for next year. It notes potential purchases of 22 acres in Tahoma Park for a junior high and 10 acres on Massachusetts Avenue for an elementary school, with early unit costs around 100000 dollars. The county health officer’s milk temperature proposal drew interest but no action.

Kanttel Tha Altes Uns Edwin W. Broome Tahoma Park Massachusetts Avenue Shkdo Tuksaa Park W. St Ellicott

Spears This Evening At Hood College Meeting

Harold Fields of the League of Nations will speak at Hood College Town Hall Bradbeck Hall this evening at o o clock on The American Policy Toward The Refugee. Potatoes now reproduce by tubers, seed balls rarely appear.

Spears Harold Fields League of Nations Town Hall Hood College At & O Bradbeck Hall

Among County Women's Clubs in New Market Homemakers

A report from the Woodsboro Club notes a meeting on April 22 at Mrs. M. W. Stirely's home. Eighteen members and one visitor attended with Miss Florence Williams, county home demonstrator, present. Elizabeth Gesbert presided. demonstrations included a color scheme and garden potting. refreshments served. next meeting under Mrs. W. Crum with program on homemaker committee duties.

M. W. Stirley Florence Williams Elizabeth Gesbert Mary Franazan Mes Ained WL Crum Nowas Wes Usarles

Laxative ad touts gentleness and taste

An old advertisement extols Eashaw Lax peta Ge as a superior laxative now with gentler action and better taste. It claims it is suitable for children and adults, marketed at 25 cents per box through druggists, promising quicker, smoother relief without stomach upset.

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