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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1942
Page
11
Dorothy Dix argues that the modern view treats a wife choosing between two lovers as an experiment in love not possession. She says couples should accept uncertainty, avoid jealousy, and prioritize genuine compatibility over romantic idealism.
Seventeen local employees joined the Po tomac Edison Quarter Century Club for twenty five or more years of service. The 1942 initiates include Miss Kreh and a Martinsburg woman as the first female members. At the Hagerstown banquet long service awards were presented to Chas M Titlow Geo H Baker Robert L Smith and Harry E Zimmerman among others.
Dorothy Dix advises choosing a husband for intelligence and character rather than looks. She warns against men controlled by selfish or domineering partners and encourages women to focus on virtues over vanity when forming marriage plans.
In Hollywood Wilkie Mahoney a tall unobtrusive gag man helps MGM and Warner Brothers redevelop scenes forGeorge Washington Slept Here He avoids clipping libraries and relies on original humor crafted from psychology and semantics He is praised by director William Keighley and stars Ann Sheridan and Jack Benny
Bolivar area reports the death of Charles Owen Waters at 70 at his Sandy Hook home with survivors including Blanche Webb Waters and three children. Funeral at Sandy Hook Methodist Church with Brownsville cemetery interment. Also notes the death of John Owen McAbee aged 2 in Aberdeen Maryland and burial in Harper Cemetery. Local visits, engagements, and a planned marriage between Doris Webb and Rearfert Daly are listed among community notices.
Ella Clark and Mrs Bela Lemon of Martinsburg join a birthday dinner for Mrs Lamon and Eddie Garten as Bolivar sees four young men enlist in the Navy. Howard Longerbeam Robert Swope William Wilt and Charles Biller depart for Rhode Island. Local church supper at Bolivar Methodist raises about 58.00 in net profit. Ralph Bush, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Bush, visits from Hartford.
Week with his parents and sisters in Bolivar marks his first visit home since taking the position months ago. Circuit Court heard Dorothy Mack of Baltimore against George F. Hargett of Jefferson, represented by Alton Bennett and S. R. Bossard, claiming Hargett backed his car from a driveway onto Route 340 causing a collision.
A thought experiment estimates that if a train could cover all United States tracks at 60 miles per hour the journey would take 292 days. It notes the scenario would require extensive time and distance to complete.
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