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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
4
Neutrality difficulties in China Japan conflict
A Washington dispatch explains why President Roosevelt may hesitate to invoke the recently reenacted neutrality law in the China Japan clash. The piece notes the law’s fit is imperfect for Asia, potential harm to China, and the risk of straining ties with Japan, while stressing the test of neutrality’s practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Graves and Graves in Alabama Senate appointment row
Gov Bibb Graves appoints Mrs Graves to the U S Senate to fill the vacancy created by Senator Black joining the Supreme Court. The move forms a Graves & Graves pattern in state politics, a rare example of keeping public office within a family and drawing mixed public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
Senator Graves
Bibb Graves
Mrs Graves
United States Senate
Senator Black
Supreme Court
Alabama
Company of Graves & Graves
Graves & Graves
Muffs as Tricky Paris Winter Fashion Items
In Paris, new winter muffs are described as deceptive in style. One design uses two loops at the jacket front to form a sausage muff when fingers are cold, while another rolls the coat front to reveal a leopard facing, creating a striking muff effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Catoctin Club Plans Ladies Picnic and Nearby Events
The Catoctin Club Tac will host its annual ladies picnic in Rice's meadow postponed from August 24 with bingo after a supper led by Roger B. Wolfe and assistants Burton Creager Paul Carmack and David Kemp. A club board meeting at Catoctin Country Club recognized prize winners and arranged by committee. Lip Midshipman Blaine Fader visits Mt Pleasant before returning to Annapolis. Mis Derr das hosts guests Dearburgt and Louse Humphreys welcome Miss Dyer and Mr Dyer visiting from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Club Inc
Catoctin Club
Tac
Rice's Meadow
Roger B. Wolfe
Wolfe
Burton M Creager
Paul M. Carmack
David M Kemp
Blaine Fader
Mt. Pleasant
U.S Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Lewis Bader
Mt Pleasant
Otaire
Sherman PL Bowers
Dearburght
Frederck
Humphreys
New York
S County
China
Forward
Derr
Miss Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Entertainments and Society Notes from Local Events
Entertains for recent Bright Mary Grace Tfelfenstern Clarke Plate at Francis Scott Key Hotel on Thursday in honor of Mrs A Colman Barrett who was recently married. Mrs James B Ranch and children Dotty and Jimmy return to Rosemont after summer with Mr and Mrs Charles Schueger in Minneapolis. Mina Dr Ranck, summer resident abroad, to return next week aboard S S Letecia docking in Montreal. Dr Ranck was an alternate delegate at the Evangelical and Reformed church conferences in Oxford and Edinburgh. All Yerday Dance To Be Held Monday Night with about 100 couples from Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown Salisbury attending Braddock Heights nine to one with Hot Cha Gardner orchestra.
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Mary Grace Tfelfenstern
Clarke Plate
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. Colman Barrett
James B. Ranch
Dotty
Jimmy
Rosemont
Raneck
Charles Schueger
Minneapolis
Mina Dr. Ranck
S. S. Letecia
Montreal
Can
Ranck
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oxford
Eng
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Scotland
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Order of de- Molay
Braddock Heights
Hot Cha Gardner
Ned Clark
John Ruffata
New York City
Charles Smith
Libertytown
Evra Houck
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
E. Austin James
Breakfast Bridge
Houck
Hinchean and Bridge
Alvin Grey
Blakeley
Benjamin F Reich
Rockwell Terrace
James
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Cumberland
Ebert
Park
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Local Hems From The News Aug 27 1887
Frederick items note Mechanicstown cigar factories in operation owned by Wood Whattmore Wood Conner and Co George W Freese and J Sefton and Co. Carroll Creek cows drift along the bank. county commissions discuss erecting a bridge. weathered town notes include a balloon ascent at the Frederick Fair. crowd attends Braddock Hoabt event. baby prize won by Mildred Crampton. Dr Charles F Diehl resigns to head Southwestern Presbyterian University. growth of weeds on vacant lots in College Park ordered removed by Mayor Fraley.
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Mechanicstown
Wood Whattmore
Wood Conner and Co
George W. Freeze
J. Sefton and Co
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Wilbia Lake
JU. Lawson
Frederick
O C Warehane
Anna
Braddock
Les
Noel Haller Searer
Reno Crum
Albert Schroeler
Charles A. Opel
Mildred Crampton
Charles FO Diehl
Albert Vealool
Thesbsteran
Clarksville
Tenn
Southwestern Presbyterian University
College Park
Fraley
Udo Hands Ota
To Be Winter Bride Gurney Gosnell Plans Wedding
East Patek street announces the engagement of Bel vel Gurney Gosnell to Gene Etchison son of Mr and Mrs M R Etchison of West College Terrace. The wedding is set for the first of the year in Frederick. The note also lists visits, parties, and social engagements among local residents, guests, and travelers with several residents traveling to Atlantic City and Camp Green Top, plus multiple bridge and luncheon gatherings in Frederick and nearby towns.
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Gurney G. Gosnell
East Patek Street
Belvel
Gene Etchison
M. R Etchison
West College
Terice
Frederick
Robert Windsor
Monrovia
Pierrie Naom
Alfred C. Burns
W. W. Burns. Woodfield
Miss Windsor
Frederick High School
Burns
Damascus High School
Mr. Burns
Washington
Recent Bride and Garden Club Events Highlight Library Fund
Mrs. Mildred Regina Michael, widow of George H. Michael, formerly Miss Mildred Regina Michael, announced her upcoming marriage. Frederick Garden Club hosted a bridge party and luncheon at Mrs. Delaplaine’s Dill avenue home to raise funds for the C. Burr Artz library grounds. Seven tables were set, with committee members including Mrs. Apple, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Bowers, and Mrs. Delaplaine. Other members plan small benefits to augment the library fund. Nearby residents, the Besants and Williams families, traveled and visited relatives in Virginia and Baltimore during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
William D. Powell
Bridge
Charles Broadrup
Martin L. Bowers
J. Richard Ramsburg
Wilbur LeGore
Zelma Smith
Philip Wertheimer
Frank A. Rosenberger
Beatty Stauffer
Frank C. Nicodemus
Garden Club
C. Burr Artz Public Library
Frederick
Speeches Planned At Ritchie Memorial Unveiling
David C Winebrenner former secretary of state under Governor Ritchie will speak at the unveiling in Druid Hill Park Baltimore on Sunday. US Senator George L Kadelike May or Traward M Jackson Dr Hugh V W Young and Cal Stuart Stanney also slated to speak. Mrs David C Winebrenner plans to attend.
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David C Winebrenner
Albert C Ritchie
Ritchie
Druid Will Park
Baltimore
George L. Kadelike
Traward M Jackson
Hugh VW Young
Cal Stuart Stanney
David C. Winebrenner
Tea in Honor of Recent Bride Invites Guests on Friday
Mrs. Charles Remsberg plans a tea for her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles Poole at Wilson avenue on Friday September 3, serving from three to six o'clock with a long list of helpers. Also notes travel, visits, and social outings of Frederick residents including Conley, Harp, Hann, Spurrier, and Wilson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Remsberg
Inlaw
Charles Poole
Wilson Avenue
Judith Ault
John P. Engelbrecht
Frederick
Homer Remsberg
Louise Weagley
Eleanor Weagley
Helen Shafer
Laura Remsberg
Middletown
Margaret Routzahn
Airy
Adolph Wasilisky
Emmitsburg
Mind Your Manners and Note Writing Guide
A vintage etiquette piece quizzes correct social note practices. It answers questions on dating notes, city or state usage, formal openings, apology lines, and suitable closings, then offers sympathy note guidance with a brief example of proper closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Hollywood Stars Flood Broadway Influx Of 1940s Stage Hopes
New York summer rumors say Jean Muir Frances Farmer Henry Fonda Dorothy McKail and Katharine Hepburn will stay to act on Broadway this winter. Sylvia Sidney Elissa Landi Constance Cummings Joan Bennett and others join the exodus as Hollywood favorites seek live theater, while stars like Leslie Howard and Frederic March explore stage work and spouses join in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Hollywood
Broadway
Jean Muir
Frances Farmer
Henry Fonda
Dorothy McKail
Miss Muir
Rialto
Times Square
Maskall
Farmer
West
Sunset Boulevard
Katharine Hepburn
West 45Th Street
Theater Guild
Gloria Swanson
Manhattan
Sylvia Sidney
Ben Heck
Elissa Landi
Jean
Vienna
Constance Cummings
Benn W. Levy
Joan Bennett
Richard Bennett
Alice Frady
Katherine Alexander
Leslie Howard
Mary Boland Bulle
Burke
Wold
Frederic March
Broad+way
Florence Eldredge
Brillian
American Stuff: WPA Art Volume From The Depression Era
Bruce Catton reviews American Stuff Viking Press a WPA funded anthology of 50 writers and 18 artists. The collection showcases crude yet sincere stories poems and drawings set against roadside life with workers kept creative on WPA grants during hard times. Notables include Vardis Fisher Donald Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
National Guides
Viking Press
Vardis Fisher
Rize
Ideho
Mr McWebb
Donald Thompson
New York
Armerican Stull
They Say Seek No Change in Form of Government
A compilation of quotes stresses preserving majority rule as Liberty and civilization's safeguard. Roosevelt advocates no form of self-compromise between law and self-help, while Judge Allan Campbell warns against drifting from rule of law. Grace Elliott laments labor oversupply and links it to a provocative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Allan Campbell
New York
Bible Thought on Wealth and Virtue Message
A compact devotional note cites Proverbs 11 28 about trusting riches peril and the righteous flourishing like a branch. It adds a blessing for virtuous deeds and mentions Congreve in a New Era context.
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