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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1938
Page
2
A notice states the Daily News will publish corrections promptly upon error detection and invites readers to report mistakes. It notes the editorial office will address inconsistencies and that the paper is entered at the Freanck Md post office as second class matter.
A 1935 analysis notes a broad economic recovery is underway with added evidence in capital goods forms like commercial and industrial building and machine tools. Yet the author warns the recovery remains fragile, with housing outpacing and replacement demand in tools heavy, and full growth dependent on renewed business confidence and capital investment.
Abe Pickus of Cleveland plans a Europe trip to urge arbitration among Mussolini Hitler Lebrun Chamberlain. Sunlight kills the virus of Communism says Joan Frey AF of L vice-president. President Marsh of Boston University blasts Communist ads. Mayor LaGuardia warns youth that no war if they reject it.
Ten school children moving together face a question about their ability to perform the action. The fragment suggests a classroom exercise or game context with uncertain phrasing and a reference to a last fee. No clear names dates or organizations are present.
Mrs. Melvin Nusz at 240 East Third observes her birth day. Mrs. Holmes D. Baker and children Geraldine and Joe, plus niece Virginia King, return to Waverley Farms after trips in Canada and Marlboro New Hampshire. Flora Mae Anderson of Baltimore visits Ralph Nuss family at 224 East Third Street. The Anderson group and Mary Evelin Anderson visit relatives in Baltimore. Anna Lee Etchison and Dr. and Mrs. A R O Remsberg with family visit Atlantic City. Several couples and families, including Munshower Hall and Weybright families, spend time at Camp Gallice and in Bridgewater and Terra Alta. Bishop Peele delivers sermon in a union service. George T. Schroeder Jr. moves within town. Elmira Putman and Harriett Christis return from Hagerstown. Amanda Strine and Van Fossen families return from Williams Grove and York visits. Week-end guests at Bailey Burns’ include Emma Magruder, Charles Magruder, Marie Daley, Janice Poland, Garland Towson, Orva B. Runkles and five children.
Fifties and twenty years ago in Frederick notes report preliminary steps to erect a new Methodist Protestant church at Ridgeville under Rev. Dr. J. L. Killgore, with rapid congregation growth.
A reflective meditation on human limits and dependence on God. The narrator recalls childhood drives with his father and the illusion of control, arguing most life factors lie beyond human choice. Happiness, he says, comes from submission to the divine order guiding the universe.
A long list of local residents and guests is noted, detailing visits and stays with families in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Names include Burns, Marrone, Miller, Schwartz, Altman, Engelbrecht, Wolfe, Long, Troxell, Hershey, Rosensteel, Thurston, Smith, Cage, Roelke, Hargett, Long, Meis ter, Lundgren, Shue, Derr, Ridgely, Long, Davis, Landers, and others. The item also mentions plant spores collected on dirigibio and airplane flights over the U. S. aiding government scientists in tracking plant disease movement such as black stem rust.
Frederick resident Willis V Wolfe known as Uncle Billy observes his 74th birthday today. A former farmer with a peach orchard he shipped Frederick County’s first peach carload and earned the nickname the peach man. Active in lodges and fraternal groups, he lives at 124 East Third Street with wife and three children.
A lively weiner roast was hosted by Miss Polly White at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis E. White on the Gas House Pike on Tuesday. Guests included families and neighbors from Gaithersburg LeGore and surrounding areas, with games and refreshments shared among a large list of attendees.
Miss Charlotte E Walter and G Reginald Stottlemyer wed at Grace Lutheran Westminster with organ recital and floral decor. The couple, from Baltimore and Wolfsville, plan extended New England tour before settling in Baltimore. The event followed by a family reception.
Frederick county farmer Lewis E. Stengel contends in local court that the will's construction and executors powers delay sale of the 164 acre John E. R. Wood farm in New Market district. He notes a 1927 mortgage by Wood's estate and subsequent transfers, urging that if the court finds full fee simple estate was conveyed by mortgage, he will complete the sale, else he will not.
A new special court of native affairs in Marble Bar Canberra? West Australia, Aug 23, sentenced "Smiler" an aged native to two years banishment from his tribe for killing a fellow tribesman. The court includes a special magistrate, a superintendent of native hospitals, a Crown law representative, the protector of native affairs, and "Sambo" head man of Smiler's tribe.
Uncle Sam has settled a 117-year argument by ordering Indiana city's name split into two words Newcastle and New Castle. The Post Office revived the controversy by noting confusion from two spellings. Local records show the earliest usage as two words. After a boat cruise on the Old Bay Line to Yorktown and Williamsburg, Virginia, they will reside in Balti
A condensed quiz on college social behavior with answers. It asks if freshmen should initiate friendships with upperclassmen, whether pledges should forget nonpledging friends, if sorority girls may attend mixers without dates, how a college girl should introduce herself, whether to open doors for faculty, and who should pay taxi fares. The provided answers favor upperclassmen leading, kindness to nonpledging friends, mixers without dates permissible, introduction as Miss Jackson, and paying ahead or leaving the fare to the date, with the best solution being to arrange payment beforehand.
A compilation of historical birthdays and notable events, listing Jedidiah Morse Sir Astley Cooper Baron de Cuvier and others with their birth and death dates. Includes 50 to 150 year-ago milestones, political and cultural figures, and a closing note on potential life achievements.
A compact daily guide highlights common word mixups such as sight vs site and syrup pronunciation. It defines farcical as ludicrous and unreal, urging readers to master one new word daily to expand vocabulary and achieve precision in usage.
Personal letter style column from George Tucker describing a visit to Antoine's in New Orleans. He recalls Helen Hayes, Creole dishes sealed in heart shaped bags, a brul bouillon bowl in transit to New York, and a famed door opened by Seymour Weiss for President Roosevelt. Also mentions Stewart H Brown passing the state bar exam and a puberty sunbathing tip for babies.
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