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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1935
Page
4
Daily News outlines rules for publishing letters and opinions. It requires the writer to provide real names or formal identification and to include the source case reference when applicable. The notice specifies posting procedures and eligibility for public notice or authority confirmation.
The piece critiques Roosevelt’s stance against World War I pensions while defending a no-longer-temporary NRA and its growing payroll. It notes the economy act’s pension cutbacks, contrasts World War I and Spanish‑American veterans, and warns against permanent federal agencies expanding beyond emergency needs amid ongoing demobilization and potential Walsh Act costs.
The column riffs on campaign pledges as entertainment promising merriment amid the nominating race. It mentions Senator Long and a Borah nomination, suggests Southern states joining the GOP, and jokes about daily political premises to chase away reader blues. It also notes Mr Purkey returning from vacation and hints at Roosevelt being promised Rhode Island’s first district.
A devotional line cites Psalms 149 4 praising the Lord for beautifying the meek with salvation and quotes Matthew Henry on Sabbath rest and humility, framed as a religious reflection.
Karl Hartnock of Walleraville remains in recovery after a fall from a ladder while recoresting the Hotel Berkeley front in Martinaburg West Virginia in preparation for an Elka convention. He suffered heat injuries and other bridsrs but shows progress toward returning home to work. New Market Grange met at Grange Hall with Worthy Master Pat B. Jones presiding. Mrs Elsie mitt represented the Middle Atlantic Grange Lecturer's Conference in Newark Delaware with a report on Grange growth and work. The program included a aaint gong and the penny march. Next meeting set for August 28.
Local items note a police petition for monthly recreation days via Alderman Eisenhawer. An excursion left for Say Ridge with 252 aboard, led by Thomas Wolfe. Farmer near Harmony Grove died of paralysis at age 12. estate valued around 40,000. The 1975 item mentions streets need paving, court-house surroundings, and Frederick possibly sharing war mortuary plans with Morris Iron and Steel Co. Otto Reinmuth, carpenter, dies at 3 Bas Church Street. Civil War veteran survived by widow, son and four daughters.
The city championship tennis tournament opens Thursday at Baker Park under HOF Shiping.Residents of Frederick city and county aged one year or more may enter without fee. Entries close Wednesday at 5 pm with Dorsey F Shipley in charge. Notable results include Lloyd Rice defeating Victor Palmer 6 1 7 3 in a Walker Joliffe Memorial match and doubles winners Mrs Elizabeth Boost and Richant Ramsburg 6 3 7 8.
A Time magazine art blurb notes a microscopic inscription 127 letters long from St. Lure, penned by Alfred McEwen of New York, president of the Ox Fibre Brush Co. The piece cites 204 letters of the Lord's Prayer carved with an ALE brush in a single tiny cell.
The Among County Women’s Clubs event at Monrovia on August 1 drew fourteen members and two visitors. President Murry Etzler led the session with a rendition of a traditional song. Reading followed, as members presented poems and excerpts from noted works. A Federation picnic plan was announced for Braddock Keaghur with a garden trip to Du Pont Gardens set for August 22.
Jann Tyler Quynn son of Mr and Mrs John W Quyan of Braddock Fights won first regional prize in General Motors model coach building contest among apprentice entrants. He departed to Baltimore to board a train for Canada for the Quebec convention with an $75 cash prize and all expenses paid. Harry Finne yfrock Jr of this city took second in Maryland senior division with $50. his model is on display at Hendrickson store. Quynn’s model was sent to Detroit for return later.
The inaugural Carroll County Christian Endeavor rally occurred Thursday at Carrollton Church of God near Westminster with Bachman’s Valley orchestra. Rev. John H. Hoch spoke on Christian Endeavor and Evangelism, followed by remarks by Rev. Clarence O. Sullivan. The Carrollton society plans four rallies this year, with the next in November. Officers include Chas Ait Ruth Stambaugh Tannytown and Frank Bahn Union Bridge as vice-presidents and Miss Mary E. Shriver Taneytown as secretary.
Miss Minn Hammong of this city plans to wed Mr. Stanley Staley with a ceremony set for Saturday. Friends and relatives gathered Monday at Mrs. Marion’s home past Eighth Street where pink and white decorations and a basket gift from Miss Kitty Grove celebrated the couple. Attendees included Mrs. John Fisher and several local residents from Walkersville, Burkitteville, and Washington, among others.
Menu list includes Amber Marmalade on toast for breakfast with coffee, tomato sandwich lunch with sour cream dressing, chocolate pudding, and various salads. Contains detailed fruit preserves and recipe notes for marmalade and muffed tomato salad with onions, peppers, and cheese.
Frederick county plans to participate in the 1935 Maryland State Luther League convention to be held at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation in Washington DC. The program includes a morning feature titled A Morning feature of the final, an address by Rev Raigh Tavor, followed by a banquet and farewell in the afternoon and a committee list for the evening.
A casual gathering Friday night at Cerest Dale featured a lawn and watermelon party hosted by a local resident. Attendees included Mrs. J. Waiter Hann, Mrs. Emma Burrier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burten, Eloise Albaugh, Lois Fox, Vivian Crone, Helen Keesant, and others.
A collage of historical anniversaries from 745 to 1934 highlighting Francis Asbury Oliver Hazard Perry Valentine Moz and others. It lists battles Fallen Timbers 1794 and Mexican frontier clashes, plus notes on birthdays and general commentary on health and life.
Health column by Dr Morris Fishheim discusses diabetes and its threat to a thriving island community. The piece notes insulin's discovery as a lifesaver for diabetics and polishes the broader impact on hundreds of thousands of people, including Native populations, with mention of associated risks and ongoing research.
New York reporter recounts a Goshen visit for the Hambletonian, noting about 40,000 attendees including society folk and farmers. He describes betting rooms, a three-yard monte game, and the race culture, with Greyhound the Kentucky bred winning over Seo Palin driving the Greyhound.
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