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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1931
Page
9
John D age 92 enjoys the company of his numerous descendants and memories of a long career. The prose notes 5883 children in error and references figures and names from a garbled text. The piece mentions Margaret Strong and a Rockefeller connection with limited clarity.
Former Judge Glenn Worthington endorses the Academy site for a new library. He notes the present building is outdated and razing it would allow a new design, with a main entrance on Retord Street and room for a broad lawn. He supports the idea as an ideal location per Edward Smith and believes a suitable architecturally distinct building can be chosen.
Judge Worthington weighed the academy site and surrounding land owned by Daniel Duen, once an advocate of the Reaf terward, noting Maryland confiscation affected property including the academy site and possibly Court Park.
The article outlines Saturday and Sunday menus for Sister Mary’s Kitchen and brief meals around Sunday services. Planned dishes include veal teas, lattice potatoes, stuffed tomatoes, sherbet, lamb roast, new potatoes, peas, cucumber salad, and shrimp salad with Graham bread, plus a Monday breakfast featuring grapes and egg dishes.
The new Middletown swimming pool is under construction and will be open day and night with 48 by 80 feet length, life guards on duty, and nearby groves and a dance hall planned. Hoover announced federal drought relief efforts directing the Agriculture Department to assist regions hit by lack of rain and grasshoppers, marking a second such appeal in two years.
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