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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
8
An admonition on parenting urges mothers to shield children from constant prying and gossip. It argues that discussing a child’s private thoughts undermines trust, noting examples of overheard confidences and the harm of public exposure. It stresses choosing discretion over prying questions and preserving a child’s inner world.
In The News highlights women allied with yacht racing figures during the Americas Cup scene. Marie Galloway of Treevant Tenn weighs in on a young woman’s potential professional ability. Esther Bohlmen of Lincoln, Ned creates water color sketches related to hospital surgery.
Baltimore man John Prunert Sprenger 2837 Presbury street faces false pretense charges. Real estate agent Spremeer allegedly sold properties on commission. Arrested by Acting Constable Verner Redmond and Chef of Police Alien Barigas under charge by Benjamin W Stone and Alma Mi Stone.
Chester West arrested on a stabbing charge after allegedly wounding Tarry Hill in Kleinharts alley near the Washington Lunch Room. West, held on $500 bond, was questioned by Lieut Blumenauer and Officer Straley. Hill received first aid and was taken to Frederick City hospital. The incident occurred about 1030 PM during Emancipation Day.
The Evangelical Lutheran church school Miss Helen Potter led a strawride outing from Frederick to Rice's Park near Middletown on Tuesday evening. A picnic supper, swimming, and speedball followed. A Braddock bowling contest crowned Potter high scorer before the 1045 return journey with many attendees listed.
Frederick Maryland invites sealed bids for 50 000 par value serial coupon bonds. Bids due August 9 1937 with 4 percent maximum interest, lowest rate wins, premium as tiebreaker. Bonds dated August 1 1937 mature 1940 through 1964, interest semiannual, issue approved by city voters.
Reported stolen Thursday morning from a parking place on North Market Street a Ford coupe owned by William Engelcke Baltimore was later located by police on Second Street. It was not learned whether the car had been moved by mistake or an attempted theft.
State Roads Commission invites sealed bids for two bituminous surface projects in Frederick County, total 174 miles and 2,000 tons plus 27 miles and 3,325 tons. Bids due August 17, 1937, with required bonds, labor wages, and subletting rules. Frederick sewerage project bids due August 16, 1937, at 7:30 pm, plans $300, bond 5%, funded by WPA and bonds, with PW A regulations.
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