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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1937
Page
3
An independent Daily News item details a court streak and associated events tied to Marriane. The piece notes editorial constraints, printing safeguards, and the paper’s stance on republication by others.
The Byrnes plan shifts focus to balancing the budget with reduced federal spending and potential new taxes. The piece notes a 25 percent Hoover-era cut and argues the public wants a clear vote in Congress, urging members to take a firm stand on a 10 percent plan.
Thurnwat town pride in paid indebtedness and cash on hand contrasts with rising Federal debt and a widening gap between income and outgo. The Frederick Post urges balanced federal budgeting to prevent local economies from being undermined by national financial strain.
Following the gathering at King David Lodge No 50 on Tuesday evening, a report from the Grand Lodge meeting in Baltimore last week was presented by Past Grand George AL Webeter. The session featured remarks from Grand High Priest George Mabe Jey and Grand Robert A. Hen, with Francis C. Johnston presiding.
A garbled set of etiquette questions asks about proper conduct in public transport and social situations. The text references smoking in public, hats for women, carrying umbrellas, offering seats on streetcars, and guest behavior during interruptions, but the wording is unclear and contains many mis-typed phrases.
A birthday surprise was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Minnick in Middletown near Middletusan on a Saturday. Family members from Middletown Boonsboro and Ellicott City attended, with guests including Naomi Virginia Minnick Anna Boyer George Robert Harry Jr. Minnick and many others. Receptions and games followed the event.
A playful lyric from N A Lufburrow questions time stress and the value of striving. The piece ponders blessings and hardships, hinting at a reflective mood about life’s burdens and hopes.
Historical notes recount the demolition of ET Hopwood’s near Frederick home, an 18th century structure once among the region’s oldest. The site owner William Harrisburg is said to have a house around 180 years old, while Reynolds Post No. 26 marked Grant’s birth anniversary with local addresses. Ground was broken for Salvation Army racks at West Fourth and Bentz Streets as merchants consider early closing to aid garden work.
The annual Junior Prom is set for Friday night at Frederik Hugh School with Dave Patan and his orchestra providing music and Tom Sian as vocalist. Invitations were sent to club presidents, faculty, and district leaders, and committees organized by alumni and class presidents plan formal activities, exhibits, and an entertainment program.
A variety of new children books is reviewed including Ragman of Paris by Elizabeth Orton Jones and John’s Dragon by Jack Beeton. The notes praise brisk adventure and vivid illustrations while noting appeal for readers over five and for younger children.
Daily lesson on proper usage and pronunciation. Focused notes explain common errors with examples and a featured word hideous and its synonyms. Includes guidance on spelling mineralogy and legalize pronunciation and a short word story about owning a word after repeated use.
Lewis A Rice was named president of the Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter Sons of the American Revolution at the annual meeting in Baltimore. He was chosen for a second consecutive term, with other officers and directors elected to support the chapter's plans and upcoming events.
The article explains how tuberculosis can present as a prolonged cough with possible fever, weight loss, and fatigue. It details diagnostic methods including X rays, chest examination, auscultation, and sputum testing, emphasizing early detection for successful treatment.
Yourtee Jr son of Mr and Mrs Leon Yourter Brownsville was one of four Maryland University students initiated into Alpha Psi Omega honorary dramatic fraternity. Yourtee a Janine has acted in Command Performance The Tavern and The Royal Family.
Preparations for the fourth annual exhibition at Fratecink Finery School will fill the school auditorium Thursday May Eh with shows of five aims of secondary education. Demonstrations unify departments into one program without separate sessions and an illustrated movie will accompany student work.
A vivid portrait of Montparnasse before and after 1929, detailing shifts in expatriate life, finances, and culture. A stream of memories describes artists, patrons, and the Dame with its underground scene, American overspread, and changing clientele.
A collage of historical anniversaries lists James Monroe, Lewis Parson, Robert Bonner, Slins Packard, Palmer Cox, Frank Hatton, Hertram Goodhue, Lionel Barrymore, Bryant Washburn, Col Franklin Yoler, Clement Young, Harald Rawer, and others with birthplaces and death dates. The note highlights events like the Rush-Bagot Treaty and a 1914 West Virginia coal mine disaster, plus a 1936 German sport control trend and a horoscope about a sociable yet stubborn temperament.
New York police report Municipal Court Justice John F. O'Neil, a 20 year public figure, was knifed as he stood near his home in Greenwich Village. He remained in extremely grave condition with investigators probing a possible motive tied to justice-related revenue issues.
Mrs John Cramer hosts a party at her East Third Street home Friday. A gathering with gifts and a card game fundraiser included Mrs Prancie Critchley, Mrs Ginn Baker, and Mrs Moirsoret Falk among attendees. Each guest received a small box of candle.
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