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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1938
Page
9
A mother reflects on discipline with son John, urging steadfast rules and fair reprimand. She cautions against dwelling on guilt, advises not to awaken the father, and emphasizes earning approval through consistent, loving boundaries. The tone urges calm, practical parenting and avoids grudges or overreactions.
The Conoco Kids seek a Sunday baseball game in Frederick County or nearby Virginia or Pennsylvania. They are willing to play at home or away. Contact George E. Miller Buckeystown 4-R.
Dates announced for the first-day sales of new regular presidential stamp issues in September include 11-cent Tyler salmon on Sept. 2, 1-cent Polk blue on Sept. 8, 12-cent Taylor lavender on Sept. 14, 13-cent Fillmore green on Sept. 22, and $2 Harding black center with green border on Sept. 29, all at Washington. New issues also list a China commemorative set, trans-Pacific telephone service, Roosevelt and Chiang Kai-shek, Lithuania First National series semi-postals, Liberia airmails, and related values from KEA Service Inc.
Baltimore police question Charles Bird 26 a former Public Enemy No 2 who boasted his crime career earned about 109960 dollars and said he would never be tied here as he was wanted for better cases in other cities. Bird, last of a Midwest gang, was captured after a tip from a 16 year old boy last night.
A fragment mentions a bearing tomorrow and a 24 year old wife who is pregnant. The scant text references an attractive spouse and imminent event but provides no further facts or context.
Dr T B Symons director of the University of Maryland extension service told 551 Maryland 4-H Club boys and girls that greater knowledge makes a good farmer and homemaker. He spoke at the opening session of the 20th annual 4-H club week in College Park. In the afternoon Dr E L Kirkpatrick of the American Youth Commission outlined urban life advantages and will aid week discussions on city versus farm life.
Local interest grows for the annual Middle Atlantic Grange lecturers conference to be held at Cornell University Ithaca August 16 to 19. Attending will be lecturers and officials from New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania. Maryland representatives led by Dr H F Cottermman of College Park and T Roy Brookes of Bel Air are among those expected. Also slated to attend are Keller Shank master of the Washington county Pomona Grange and R Bentley Thomas with Mrs Thomas of Montgomery county or Olney Grange respectively.
The Circuit Court authorized acceptance of sealed notes by Warren F. Sterling as State Banking Commissioner and receiver of Central Trust Company to cover stockholders liability assessments. Notes may be payable on demand and bear interest from July 1 1933. Petition filed through receiver's attorney John S. Newman.
Preliminary plans are underway for the annual pilgrimage to the State Odd Fellows Home in this city on the first Sunday in October. The program is expected to be completed at the board meeting on August 25. The pilgrimage draws interest from Odd Fellows across the state.
J Lesley Lawson of West Falls near Bit.airy displayed a one pound three quarter ounce potato at the News Post office. Lawson said he grew the potato on his farm and raised thirty bushels of Irish cobbler potatoes this season with an average weight of one and a half pounds.
Douglas Corrigan arrived in Baltimore by a special plane from Newark to a tumultuous reception. Mayor Howard W. Jackson presented a coat of arms and a key to the city as a 5,000 strong crowd sheltered from a drenching shower. A motorcade carried him to City Hall for speeches before a dinner at Baltimore Country Club hosted by aviation and Irish societies. He planned to stay overnight with his brother Harry Corrigan.
Marriage licenses listed for Melvin L Putman 22 Woodsboro and Margaret E Isaacs 16 Thurmont. Clarence R Lee 21 and Vada M Frye 21 both of Winchester Va. Property deed transfers show Mary E Kreitz widow to John E Kessler and wife in county for 2 150 dollars.
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