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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

7

President Roosevelts Harvard Class Reunion Reflections

The article notes President Roosevelt invited Harvard College classmates to the White House, reflecting on the lasting value of late friendships and the wisdom earned from life’s trials. It contrasts youthful idealism with later mercenary ties and lauds Roosevelt for honoring his former associates with gracious treatment.

Becnons Roosevelt White House Harvard College Ufe

Bald headed presidents and the hair of leaders

The writer muses on why most presidents have hair while John Quincy Adams is bald headed. He suggests disease or heredity, notes vigor may help retain hair, and jokes that old wives blamed baldness on wives. The piece ends with a playful aside about wives playing with hair.

John Quincy Adams Bost Igor White House

You Got to Admire 'em Says Santa Monica Letter

A reader from Santa Monica California on April 27 comments on Japan and American naval power. They mock headlines about the fleet through the Panama Canal and note 29 new ships being authorized. The writer predicts political shifts if Dillinger is not captured and hints at upcoming elections.

Santa Monica Calif Japan Panama Canal Ins Dillinger

Daily English Lesson From Ray Ere

A fragment notes common misused words and pronunciation tips for learners. It mentions not saying it is me, pronouncing irreparable, and distinguishing words like loath and brace. It also hints at practice to increase vocabulary by mastering one word daily.

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Letters to the Editor applauds Grove on governorship stance

A reader commends William Grove for opposing Governor Ritchie’s fifth-term renomination and supporting open discussion. The letter notes factional opposition within the party and the strong sentiment against Ritchie, praising Grove for speaking frankly and standing by his views. The message mentions Missouri Ozark mountains and a Missouri-Arkansas cross reference.

D. Yingling William 3. Grove Maryland Milard E. Tydings Wiliam Dg. Grove Ritchie Grote Gove State Central Committee Richie Charles H. Conney

Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Local reminiscence column recounts events from fifty and twenty years ago, noting sentiment about East Street improvements and ongoing fights to abolish the town charter with Melvin Po Wood leading reform efforts. Mentions market, citizens, and state roads committee influence.

Frederick Li Marast Melvin Po Wood Tae

Society notes show spring social mix with hotel lunches

Rainy week prompts continued outdoor plans as society groups meet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Country Club. A luncheon and bridge event drew about 110 women with 22 bridge tables, kicking off a two lunching series while members plan forthcoming openings and gatherings.

Francis Scott Key Country Club Wednesdar Attractive Draw and Bridge PLC John Francis Smi Mary Maulsby. Smith T. Poole Jones J. E. Delaplaine Baker Charles B. Trai Glenn H. Worthington Williamson Franklin Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Ezra Houck, Jr Frank Dertzbaugh Anna Brown B O. Thomas T. Stuart Haller Richard Walker John A. Shires R. BE. Town Noah E Cramer Isabelle Kunkel Damnell William T. Delaplaine Frank Hedges William B. French Robert Tyson John S. Newman Jacob Rohrback Arthur D. Willard W. Harry Haller Charles 5. Price M. R. Etchison Frederick W. Harriwell Julia Williamson Xan Knott Elizabeth Knott Laura ©. Cochrane Edward J. Smith William B. Leichert Arthur E. Levy Miriam R. Apple Ira J. McCurdy A. Hart Etchison Pauline John Routzahn Laura Osburn Charles Mulien Ruth Gale James A. Long A. B. Collinus Robert L. Warfield Charles F. Smith G. Ellis Weems Cyrus Gamibrill Fannie B. Delaplaine Edward P. Thomas Constance Hardine Ignatius Byorlee Ernest C Webb Hammond Clary Joseph H. Apple George J. Ross James H. Gambrill Grace Price Smith Sophia Reich Joseph T. Griffin Albert N. McCardell Lilian K. Schles Edward P. Gale William F. Childs Thomas 2Merman Irving M Landauer James H Cramer Harry W. LeGore Ransom R. le Roland W. Harbaugh Gerrit Peters Alice Rehrbeck Muss Semmes

Frederick Area Social Roundup and Club Meetings

A roundup of social events in Frederick includes dinners by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees, the Blue Ridge Lumbermen’s Association gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel, a Domino Club dinner with games at the Masonic Temple, and the Frederick Hi Club semi formal dance with attendees listed. Also noted are wedding anniversaries, visitors, and local club activities at Barbara Pritchie Tea Room and various card and entertainment events through the week.

Blue Ridge Lumbermen’s Association Bine and Grey Francis Scott Key Hotel Domino Club Masonic Temple Frederick Frederick High School AL. Leary Max Fisher Gereldine Minker 5. S. Ware Beverly Feaga Margaret Hull Jean Feaga Dui” Feaga Anna Margaret Gaither Beayice Summers Jane Staler Elizabeth Fisher Ann Powell Potts Patricia Feiser Jeannette Koonts Pegey Kieffer Edna ‘Tyler Hariet Leichert Marian Schmidt Ann Conroy Jean Gosnell Margaret Gladhil Margaret Wisner Amelia Willar Babe” Keiser Helen Putman Marjorie Staley Trago Brust Cleon Alexander Charles Rouizahn Don Wilms Richard Radcliff Milton Frank Frank James Oyre Order of the Eastern Star Middletown Rachel E. Horine Max Everhart Barbara Pritchie Tea Room

Broadway Scandal and Celebrity Notes from New York

A vivid slice of old New York culture notes Broadway power broker John Curry's likely resignation, Walter Chrysler Jr.'s entanglements, and a gallery of show business figures. Os- tably, Henrik Van Loon, Ben Hecht, Thomas Meighan, Estelle Taylor, Blanche Sweet, Frances Langford, and Irene Bordoni appear among gossip on marriages, divorces, romances, and social columns.

Paul Harrison New York Broadway John Curry Tammany Walter Chrysler, Jr Papa Chrysler Junior Henrik van Loon Ben Hecht Hudson River Thomas Meighan Marguerite Clark Simplon Club Estelle Taylor Irene Bordoni Paul Whiteman Blanche Sweet June Knight Hollywood George Jean Nathen Lalwars Eddie Cantor Frances Langford Columbus University

Spanish Dance Recital By Senorita Garcia At Hood College

Senorita Glena Garcia presented two Spanish dance numbers in native costume at Brodbeck Hall Hood College on Thursday evening at 7 45 accompanied by pianist Doris Kolb Ehiers. The program opened with La Gitana followed by Cadiz showing her lively talent.

Senorita Glena Garcia Brodbeck Hall Hood College Doris Kolb Ehiers Cadiz Senorita Garcia

Recital Highlights Spanish Dances Amid College Club

The program featured the Castanets, Jota, Malaguena, Mexican Hat Dance and Sevilla as the final group. Ralph Ehlers performed interludes between dance sets, with Andante by Galtermann and Lamento by Gabriel-Marie pleasing the audience. Sponsored by the college's Spanish club.

Castanets Prrince Aragon Malaguena Sevilla Ralph Ehlers Andan Galtermann Gabriel-Marie

Fragmentary excerpt on relationships and identity in historical text

A garbled OCR passage discusses companionship and power dynamics, referencing women who sought attention in Washington and noting fragments about a former wife and a wrestler. The text includes names and stray phrases, showing disrupted narrative flow without a clear event or date.

Natural Reaction from Luffburrow on Ailments and Fads

Luffburrow laments that many yearly cures prove fake as people suffer aches and mental derailments. He cautions readers that uncertainty remains even as expenses rise, noting most ailments are simple derailments.

N. A. Lufburrow

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