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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
7
The page lists daily menus and a chocolate angel food cake recipe. It outlines breakfast, dinner and dessert items including soup salad and spagheti with vegetables and cheese. A chocolate angel food cake recipe includes egg whites sifted sugar cocoa and vanilla with steps to bake in a slow oven.
The column lists gatherings and guests from Aug 12 including Mrs Augustus Riggs and others at a Vineyard Road pavilion dance. It notes weekend visitors in Baltimore and Laurel, state 4-H selections for Howard County, church pageant at St Pauls M E, lawn fete plans by Springfield Presbyterians, local concerts by the Hatdan Troupers, and various dinners and houseguests across Howard and surrounding areas.
Once great distance runner Joie Ray, now thirty nine, travels from Chicago to Boston for a marathon and finishes third earning just $15. Once famed for four Olympic appearances and a career spanning cross country to six day events, Ray plans Montreal races lasting five nights as he pursues one more finish ahead of his aging limbs.
A chaotic mix of reports details a new vowel form banned to evade law, actions by Home Ministry, migratory workers in Netherlands resorts, elephants harming farms in Kilifi near Mombasa, and a crab invasion off Melbourne threatening fishermen. Authorities urged measures, from law steps to a heavy roller to crush crabs.
One year ago today John Kinder nosed out Cram Wood over 12 holes to retain the New Jersey golf championship. Five years ago today Lillian Cope set a world shot put record for women with an Olympic toss of 11.71 meters at discus and javelin throws. Ten years ago today Babe Ruth tied Cy Williams for home run honors and surpassed Harry Heilmann for batting lead in the American League. The Excelsior Dairy speedball team defeated the Independent Hose Company 14 to 6 in Baker Park. Esterly and Wickless homered for the winners.
Mr and Mrs Hering hosted a fishing party in Annapolis on Thursday afternoon with guests including Mrs Hering, Miss Aleen Wyatt of Easley, and Mr and Mrs Barnes Philip Farnum and others from Summit New Jersey. Another social gathering featured Miss Mary Yearly Donovan hosting supper in honor of Miss Polly Hiss of Baltimore with guests Charlotte Newman Couseiy Jenkins Les Warfield Jr Warfield Ride iy and John and Genrer Meltide.
Local notes list weekends and visits among residents and families from Emmitsburg and nearby towns in Maryland Virginia and Washington including Millard Thomas Ruth Dorothy and Millard Jr visiting Newport News Clarence Frailey and Helen Frailey. Eichelberger family in Baltimore. Many relatives in Bristol and Richmond. Mrs Roy Graham and family in Frederick. Frances Rove in Washington DC. various mutual calls and dinners noted.
Dublin reports the government banned the parade of the blue-shirted national guard planned for Sunday. Gen Owen O'Duffy had promised a formal showing, but President Eamon de Valera opposed any uniformed procession, according to a proclamation by P. B. Rutledge, Minister of Justice.
The Barter- Briegs Post of Gaithersburg adopted the Southern Maryland Council by laws and named J Bryan Hobbs as preferred candidate for Maryland department commander. Delegates Otho Trundle and Wayne and alternates Roy Brandenhurz and Norman Bell were chosen for the August department convention at Hagerstown from August 23 to 26.
A report from the police court describes a drunkenness case involving Anna Brown and details of conduct during an incident Friday night. An officer testified the woman had no home and was found in a distressed state, with further mention of arrests and related remarks.
Fragmentary notes discuss low budget meals with substitutes for meat. It mentions protein content in beans, peas, soy, and cheese alternatives and hints at advisers from a bureau of home economics. The passage is garbled but centers on affordable protein options.
Jacob Rohrback appeals to Maryland readers to back a governor aligned with local self government and frugal state budgeting. He urges presenting a candidate from Frederick County for the November 1934 election, praising Jefferson Jackson Cleveland Wilson and Roosevelt. The letter frames centralized power as harmful and calls for representation for all people.
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