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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
2
Pedestrians in Traffic Debate at National Safety Institute
A July discussion at the National Institute for Traffic Safety Training weighed pedestrian versus motorist roles. The pro-pedestrian side cited that 75 percent of deaths in some cities involve pedestrians, urging mutual education for safer driving and walking among all ages and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midh
National Institute For Trath Safets
American Automobile Association
Circus Problems End Season for Cole Brothers in Indiana
Cole Brothers Circus, among the last large road shows, ended its season and moved to winter quarters in Rochester Indiana after poor weather and weak business in the industrial belt. Officials cite rising operating costs over 20 years and uncertain future, yet point to potential patrons and lingering sentiment as reasons to hope for a Chicago opening in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Brothers Circus
Rochester
Ind
Chicago
Gatr
Olay
Proverb and George Eliot quote on sowing and reaping
The reader reflects on a Bible verse about deceit and the reward of righteousness. A George Eliot line echoes the truth that one sows and another reaps, applying to both evil and good, urging steady moral action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Life’s Greatest Aim Faithful Service and Salvation
In life the ultimate goal is to be approved by God with the note Well done good and faithful servant. Martyrs shed blood for this triumph and rulers desire it more than worldly glory. St Paul urges steadfast faith and relentless work in the Lord as life’s supreme battle against death. The Heavenly Father cherishes every good labor and gathers it to eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Babson Newspaper
Quotations on haircuts, beauty, and politics mix in public remarks
A collection of remarks and opinions from diverse figures notes the quirks of personal image. Charles F. Cannon reflects on barber shop rituals while Claria Bristol discusses male beauty standards. Prof. C E M Joad critiques society. Farley comments on political combat. Man Mountain Dean contemplates withdrawal.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the News Columns note an injunction against the city over the electric light plant dissolved by agreement, a pastor’s absence prompting church members to gift a horse and buggy, and a lively junior hall dance led by Robert and Miss Mame Mc. The August 17 1918 items report city tax rate cuts in a $146,429.62 budget, salary reductions for officials, three Frederick County men wounded in France, a Crum family post- War Department note, a truck incident west of Frederick, and the engagement of Sailie Conrad Fauntleroy to William Channing Johnson announced at Rose Hill Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Levy
John C. Motter
Luther Kuhlman
Lutheran Church
Mir
Robert
Mame Mc
City Register
Frederick County
France
War Department
Iner
Louis G. Renn
Sowth Market Street
William F. Roop
Middletown
Sordon R. West
Tnionville
Robert Crum
Gi ¢ HS Crum
Sailie
Conrad Fauntleroy
Wiliam Channing Johnson
Rose Hill Manor
Johnson
Miss Fa
Billy Rose
Casa Manana
Rialto
Paramount State
Music Hall
Strand
the Capitol
New York
Palm Springs
Shubert Alley
Sardis
National Crochet Contest Set For Fall
Local exhibitors join Feaderee Fair in vying for a place in the Second National Crochet Contest. The national event, run by the National Crochet Bureau of New York, offers 1200 in cash prizes and will crown a National Crochet Champion with a free trip to New York. Fifty entrants will win cash awards in the first contest. Final judging occurs in New York City in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaderee
National
Frederick
New York City
Frank ‘E. Hayward
Seattle
Washington
Hayward
New York
Frank E. Hayward
Wash
Frederick Fair
Surprise Birthday Party for Dorothy Biser in Adamstown
A Sunday afternoon gathering at Mr and Mrs Eric C Biser home Adamstown celebrated Dorothy Biser’s thirteenth birthday. Guests included Mary Catharine Fry Mary Plummer Lois Fry Dorothy Gram Harriet Hoffman Mary Ellen Catsail Margaret Fry Katherine Biser Thelma Wilt and Lor raine Biser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric C. Biser
Adamstown
Fogle Reunion Draws Eight Siblings and Families Near Woodsboro
Eight Fogle siblings children and grandchildren gathered at the home farm near Woodsboro for a reunion the first since their mother death two years prior. Represented were five states and the District of Columbia with as many as 700 miles traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C
Martha E. Fogle
Woodsboro
District of Columbia
Oscar Moogie
Elizabeth
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
Oscar Fogle
Charlottesville
Grace Ellen Fink
Ernest D. Fogle
Ethel Shawbaker
Monrovia
Muriel Wright
Pea
Nolen I
Calvert
Washington, DC
Helen King
H .B. King
Delaware
Hazel Fogle
Annapolis
Noel Fogle
Miss Nordwall Bride of Paul S Brengle
Mr and Mrs D J Nordwall of Hyattsville announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Borothy Elizapets to Paul S Brengle son of Mr and Mrs G Elmer Brengie Wilson Avenue The ceremony took place in Annapolis at the Methodist Episcopal Church on August 6 at 1 p m The ten day honeymoon was spent in the mountain areas of Western Maryland Mrs Brengle is a Western Maryland College graduate and taught history and English at Westminster High School Mr Brengle a 1937 Western Maryland graduate will teach science at Greenbelt High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Nordwall
Hyattsville
Borothy Elilzapets
Paul S. Brengle
G. Elmer Brengie
Wilson Avenue
Annapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cranston Riggin
Western
Maryland
Sirs
Brengle
Westminster High
Seoul
Bresgie
Western Maryland
Greenbels High School
Rabbi Rabinowitz Weds Miss Kirsner in Baltimore
Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz of Hasties nd formerly of this city married Miss Ida Harriet Kirsner of Baltimore on Sunday in Baltimore. The ceremony was conducted by the bridegroom’s grandfather Samuel A. Rabinowitz Great Grand Rabbi of Toronto with about 1000 guests. Rabinowitz is a member of the Palestine Society of New York and a leader of the National Jewish Youth Organization and was pastor of Beth Sholom Congregation until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Harriet Kirsner
David Kirsner
Baltimore
Baruch Rabli
Hasties
Samuel A. Rabinowitz
Toronto
Canada
Baruch Rabinowitz
Palestine Society of New York
Naonal Jewish Youth Organization
Beth Sholom
Boonsboro Plans Town Hall Annex Fireproof Addition
Boonsboro erects an annex to the town hall with brick work begun after the foundation. Mayor John Hershberger says the first floor will hold a two cell jail and the second floor a council room. The existing building houses the fire department gear and a band and Boy Scouts meeting room. The project costs about 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
John Hershberger
Birthday Surprises at Woodsboro and Gettysburg Celebrations
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Hawkins in Woodsboro honored Earl Hawkins with a lawn picnic. Guests included families from Woodsboro and Urbana plus visitors from Washington, Gettysburg and Frederick. An afternoon party at 19 East Patrick street celebrated Eddie Hawkins sixth birthday with games and refreshments. Attendees included Eddie Walter Roger Rice Carl Lee Doris Jean Culler Dan Spielman Barbara Bureheit Betty Alexander and others. The article notes the first adhesive postage stamps began sale in New York City on July 1 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hawkins
Woodsboro
Hawkins
Afr
Mirs
Artamicha
Allen Bowers
Armatha
Alvil
Judith Fayl
Dagobert
Steinler Cramer
Lois
Randolph
Gilmer Hawkins
Mayetta
Edwin
Kenneth
Ellen
Hubert
Earl
Jean
Urbana
George Groves
Washington
Alice Snyder
Calvin Bream
Gettysburg
Charles Hahn
Frederick
Raymond Walter
East Patrick Street
Eddie
Eddie Walter
Roger Rice
Carl Lee
Doris Jean Culler
Dan Spielman
Barbara
Robert Bureheit
Betty Alexander
Arianne
Jack Schroeder
Harry Sanders
United States
New York
Today in History and Birthdays of Notable Figures
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdates including Davy Crockett Peter Collier John Scullin and Laura De Force Gordon with notes on their origins deaths and achievements. Also mentions Lorenzo da Ponte and Pulitzers link to journalism and a 1937 Supreme Court appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crockett
Tennessee
Joneer
Hawkins Co
Tenn
Alano
Texas
Peter Collier
University of Vermont
Dept of Agriculture
Chittesange
John Scullin
St Louis
Helena
Laura de Force Gordon
Stockwn
Cal
Californis
Erie Co
Richmond P. Hobson
Mind Your Manners Wedding Invitation Quiz
A guide sections questions and answers on proper wedding invitation etiquette. It covers addressing couples, separate invitations for family members, formality of names, replying to multiple hostesses, handling invitations within a group, and steps if an invite is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leonard
Grove
S. Brown
Stephen Brown
Masseni
Zuries
Broadway fall outlook for musical shows in New York
The column surveys the 1940s Broadway scene as sultry August gives way to September, noting anticipated productions and talents. It highlights Rodgers and Hart, Beatrice Lillie, Max Gordon, Dwight Wiman, Gaxton and Moore reunions, Kurt Weill, Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, and a D’Oyly Carte venture among many others, signaling a lively theater season and renewed local-stage prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Dithingham
Manhattan
Lew Leslie
Adelaide Hall
Rodgers and Hart
George Abbott
Beatrice Lillie
Max Gordon
Dwight Wiman
Arthur Schwartz
William Gaxton
Victor Moore
Grand
Vinton Freediey
Walter Husson
Kurt Weill
Cole Porter
Duke Eilington
Uncle Sam
Martin Beck
D’oyley Carte Gilbert and Sullivan Company
Theater Arts Committee
Broadway
Arthritis and rheumatic conditions second largest disability cause
Dr Morris Fishbein explains arthritis and rheumatic diseases as the second leading source of disability after respiratory illnesses. He discusses classifications, suspected causes from germs to digestion and glands, and notes rheumatoid arthritis as a multifactorial syndrome with joint inflammation, muscle atrophy, and skin nodules signaling local inflammation rather than systemic severity.
Missing link quiz links Leeward Windward Islands Sea
Puzzle item presents three incomplete sentences asking for missing words. It notes the Atlantic Ocean lies between the Leeward and Windward Islands and hints at definitions for a horse hoof feature and a nickname for a Boston bar, with answers indicated on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeward
Windward Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Sea
PWA
Boston
Daily Lesson: Alluvium Defined in Stream Deposits
A daily English lesson explains common word misuses and pronunciations and defines alluvium as soil and sediment deposited by running water. It notes examples like removing alluvium from a stream and stresses expanding vocabulary by learning one word daily.
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