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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses publication policies for notices and letters and states that consent is required for publishing and that errors will be corrected upon notice. It mentions post office handling and authentication of notices and signatures.
An editorial notes women have become business partners in households and often lack full financial knowledge. It argues for renewed education for both sexes, citing recent campaigns by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and urging broader outreach to curb gullibility in investments and protect the wealthy from risky schemes.
A garbled item discusses Nobel Peace Prize honors and the prospect of awarding to Dieter Mutt amid controversy. It notes nearly 200 members from various nations weigh in on the prize, with calls for an international understanding and questions about presenting the prize to a figure linked to international relations pressures.
A vintage notice laments the huckster selling carrots melons and assorted produce. The piece praises the vendor for supplying daily needs and hopes he continues his trade without spoilage. It reflects a local marketplace voice urging steady supply.
Fragmentary text references Pine trees mountains valleys and long names to reach towns. Mentions Petrovel, Ames, and a Chinese authority on Eastern affairs with jumbled phrases and stray quotes. Content is garbled and lacks coherent event or context.
A string of social and personal notices from Sabillasville and nearby communities. Names include Paul Gardner Baltimore Mrs Kar Eby William Cover Thurmont Mrs Robert Michaueh Edward Moser Hagerstown area Mrs Risgene Wire CE Stutida Elizabeth Si lamoard Rathrn Sillettle Mr and Mrs Flert Harbaugh Waynesboro Mr Allen Pryor and family Emmittsburg Miss Cortene Beard Blue Ridge Summit plus many local residents and family events. One birth announced at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Bitner on Monday August 20.
A fragmented Frederick Chronicle page recalls events from fifty and twenty years ago. Mentions trials and grand jury sessions, local incidents, and community names like Nelson and Garrett, with scattered notes on a wreck near New Market and a fire at Creagerstown.
A garbled social column lists visits and guests around Sykesville and nearby areas. Miss Loreisa Bar cue Qeet, Mrs Dorothy Dwyer, Rev and Mrs Pru Marcu and daughter Mancy Leo Barton, and numerous locals are mentioned as hosting or visiting residences and events. The text also references Ocean City trips and a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Hepner’s home with many attendees.
Aug 74 Edgewood notes recount a Mighteeing trip with Sherman Waddell leading relatives and neighbors from the church area to Druid Hil and Carin Park. Many named attendees including the Waddells, Byles, Grimes, Wetzle, Barnes, Wingling, Talbert Alexander, Rumsport, Weddell, Green, Eyler, Miller, and Gorsuch. Local visits mention Charles Uwere veyene and Frederick connections, with several households hosting Sunday gatherings and returning to New Windsor and Leonard area ties.
In Union Bridge Aug 23 Mr and Mrs Robert J Walden hosted guests at Mrs Waldens mother Mrs Emily Norris to honor her ninety first birthday on Aug 14 Guests included Dr and Mrs L Stitchy and grandson Rodney Cover Jr from New Windsor New York Mary Creake from Wakefield Chanel O C tm xo and family from Westminster and many neighbors Mr Norris received cards presents and flowers from local gardens Also attending were Mr and Mrs NS Fiss and daughter Mrs Lovers of Seattle and Mrs Jane Glib and daughter Edna of Baltimore along with Mr Fuss’s niece Mrs Howard Gray and family Mr and Mrs Williams of Perry Ohio Mr and Mrs Lester Perry Samuel Proute and others Mrs Lee Myers Linwood hosted a dinner for a small Union Bridge gathering and Mr and Mrs Paul Markell of New York were expected to visit Mrs Hattie L Weaver Earlier conversations noted a Worlds Fair trip by Miss Ethel Roop Westminster Mrs D Myers Eng lar and daughter Betty of Uniontown and a later trip by the group to the Worlds Fair
The Wrthren of Macv and Delaware Virginia announce a conference at Blue Ridge College August 29 39 and 31 starting the week of the 2th and 6 kink Wi toe eg it oeaaen. Prominent speakers include Mrs Rowdee of Washington DC and others. News notes social visits record assorted local residents and a wedding party from Grace Lutheran Church in Waste Misker.
Helen Worden guides a New York Aug 23 column through Manhattan’s diverse neighborhoods. The piece highlights Yorkville’s German community with East 86th Street brathaus scenes and Labor Temple fellowship, then moves to the French Quarter featuring Madame Petitpas and other cafes, shops, and the enduring French cultural presence in the city.
A health journal warns benzene exposure in rubber and varnish production harms blood and bone marrow. Acute cases show confusion or fainting. chronic symptoms include pallor and nosebleeds. Remove affected workers from exposure, rest, iron and vitamins to aid recovery.
A Book A Day notes John O Hara’s Appointment in Samarra. It portrays the Lost Generation now in their 30s in a Pennsylvanian city, a clubby, educated yet inwardly empty set. Focuses on a flashy high priced agent who is revealed as petty and stupid, leading to tragedy.
A devotional note cites Luke 17 3 and urges believers to rebuke a trespasser and forgive if they repent. It adds a personal reflection about forgiving the Fenians for an afront, attributed to Marie Boner, reflecting themes of mercy and neighborly forgiveness.
The item lists Aug 24 social gatherings with Mr and Mrs Frank Clark and Mr Bert Riedel of Baltimore among others, plus notes on notable births and figures like Rev Warren A Candler and Edgar Lee Masters. It ends with today’s horoscope predicting career success, social gains, and married life improvements.
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