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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1938
Page
8
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that rosy cheeks or plump appearance do not reliably indicate good nutrition. Skin color varies with blood vessels and skin thickness, and undernourished children can have normal or reddened eyes. A proper diagnosis requires lab tests and full examination beyond diet alone.
Mayor Lloyd C Culler said he received a letter from Dr Homer E Wabler chair of the State Roads Commission stating no funds are available this fiscal year for improving Market and Paf Fick streets. The letter confirms prior statements by the Roads Commission chief and was sent after a commission meeting. It did not mention the $5 000 allocation to the city from Roads Commission funds provided by an act of the legislature.
A Lions Club gathering in Washington DC featured a talk on termite damage and its impact on homes in the United States. Frederik C. Thoms and Francs Scott Rey Hotel attendees discussed project plans and upcoming reports as about 150 Lions participated under Jesse W. hub’s presidency.
The State Reaches Commission orders danger signs for the curve on Toll Gate Hill one mile south of Emmitsburg on Route 15. Signs will be placed at once to alert motorists until state road authorities survey the site and determine elimination actions. The move is backed by Mrs. Andrew Annan and local residents, with strong support from the Francis K. Elder Post American Legion of Emmitsburg.
In East Baltimore Mrs. Sophia Fagan, 62, was found dead with slashed threat and torn clothing. Lieut. Alan Crone declared the assault a murder as detectives and patrolmen searched the neighborhood for a Negro seen washing steps and windows near the Fagan house two hours earlier. Coroner Charles Woods labeled the case open and shut.
Feb 18 social round in Taylorsville Taviersville with Mrs G H Magin guesting at several homes. Women’s clubs meet Feb 22 as Miss Adeline Hofman demonstrates. Motors arrest: Baltimore motorist Thomas A Gracie held after a Braddock crash. trial in Peoples Court. About 12,000 extras registered at Central Casting in Hollywood.
Miss Mary McGraw delivered an illustrated lecture titled Light For the Farm at the Senior Council meeting held Thursday night at the Washy Company Building on West Patrick Street. A banquet was slated for March 11 at Walkerview High School.CALLS MEETING iss Slay F. Roth from Hood College and adviser of the Home Economy Class convened officers of the Home Economies Club to discuss state department of education matters. Officers include Miss Mary Ham pion of Washington, a Hood College senior and club president, and Miss Grace Levis of Baltimore, a Hood College junior serving as program chair.
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