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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
2
A brief item notes Turkey Lone Rines and The HK Prief are rising for Peng nearby as 43 compete for the right to this event.
Report on the Liberty picnic in Frederick county featuring a Knights tournament for St Peter's Catholic Church funds. Professionals chase prizes while amateurs compete for glory and a queen selection. The event blends pageantry with updated local fair activities through September.
John Price, a transient from Pennsylvania, was sentenced by Justice Alion Y Bennett in the Maryland House of Correction to serve three months for drunkenness after a scuffle with Officer Joseph Whisner on West Patrick Street. Price resisted arrest, grabbed the officer’s nightstick, and was subdued after a struggle. Other local cases included Ralph D Bowers fined for reckless driving and an elderly man from near South Mountain fined for drunkenness.
A mass rally in Wasdol drew supporters for Republican candidate Rover Tata Conmiked and rival defense of reform. Speakers urged action to curb misgovern ment and improve state governance for all residents including men women and children.
Rainbow Class members from Trinity Reformed Sunday School Adamstown enjoyed an outing at Furnace Ford on Friday evening. Hostesses Mrs Edith Yingling Miss Beatrice Hyatt and Miss Kathaleen O Hara organized games, roasted Wieners, and watermelon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Ogle, Mrs Harvey Bhue, Mr and Mrs Plummer, Elsie Edwards, Mrs Magel Myers, Charlotte Scarf, Kathreen OHara, Hattie OHara, Edith Yingling, Beatrice Hiatt, Cure de Hooper, Genevieve Thomas, Wary Harwood, Mrs Margaret Supen, Ik Dipomay Antations Outline, My Thomas Selle Specht, Berry Smith, Mrs Ruth Smith, Mrs Ma. Thayer, Mamie Frye, Mt and Mrs George Brup, Horace Thomas Paral Miller, and Armond Dutrow.
The text describes pears as versatile fruit for salads, desserts, and breakfasts with tips on ripening and storage. It outlines cooking ideas including baked pears with sauce, fritters, stuffing with cheese and nuts, and serving with whipped cream and ginger. It also mentions a sample menu for tomorrow including breakfast and dinner items.
A gasoline vapor near a pump at Hulse Coal Co on Water Street exploded sending flames and burning oil onto a worker. Fire from the pump to a truck was smothered with tarpaulin, damage to the pump estimated at 150 dollars, traffic disrupted as firefighters and bystanders responded.
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