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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
7
The piece blends WPA and NRA anecdotes from 1933 describing post office cuts Winnetka delays and office moves. It notes unemployment relief figures near 4.75 million at peak with declines later and quotes Eleanor Roosevelt and Harold Ickes in febrile New Deal era mood. It mentions K M Simpson and industry codes under the NRA and touches on price talk and consumer thrift.
Emmitsburg announces its annual community picnic sponsored by the Emmitsburg Community Association to be held Wednesday afternoon and evening in Shriver's Grove two miles east along the Emmitsburg Taneytown road. Exhibits include live stock and poultry. Main features are the tournament horse shoe tourney and foot races with premiums for riders.
Threshes Out Wheat Problem the Winner. Music will be furnished by the Taneytown I. Q. 0. FL band. Cake walks will be held. A chicken-corn soup cupper as held in former years will again be served in the afternoon and evening. A birthday party for Junior Frock is described with listing of attendees.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Tyson and son Paul of Cherrydale Virginia visited relatives in town. Dr and Mrs Robert Conlon of Washington DC have been visiting Mrs Conlons mother Mrs Vincent Sebold. Mrs J Lawrence Orendorff returned home from Annie Warner Hospital. Lawrence Wan of Cincinnati and Walter Wilson of Hagerstown called on friends. The Emmitsburg Baseball Association will hold a picnic on Finemen field on Saturday September 2 with a ball game Woodsboro versus Emmitsburg boxing matches and dancing. The Women’s club will serve suppers and refreshments will be on sale. Paul L L Ripper manager of the local ball.
The article recounts a National Masters Contract Part Championship hand at Atlantic Park New York where Winfield Liggett faces a sequence of passes and bids culminating in three diamonds doubled. The play centers on a careful evaluation of suit strength and timing after information gathering.
A six bout boxing program was staged Wednesday evening attracting the largest crowd to witness Lie matches on Firemen's field. Main bouts included Russell Eyler and Leo Beckenrode with Richard Abie and Howard Grimes drawing notable interest from Auking C toe crowd. A farm incident reports a missing plow on the Taneytown Westminster road as Earle Hailey searched nearby fields. Brooklynville visitors Miss Helen Boyd and locals John Haman and family share town news.
Taneytown reports J. J. Wolfe owner of the East End Service Station has been ill for several days but is now much improved after a period of illness.
In St Louis on August 21 the thirteenth death from sleeping sickness was reported. Epidemic conditions prompted health officials to separate recent deaths from two other cases as investigations continued.
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