30 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1938
Page
1
An essay argues children generally like school and rely on schedules. It notes fewer truancies than in the past and reflects on one boy Willie who skips to seek real life experiences. The piece contrasts classroom learning with practical work and hints at family guidance amid a probation context.
Mrs. Max Jolie of Johannesburg and her husband sailed to Poughkeepsie New York as delegates to the second World Youth Congress. It was their honeymoon voyage.
The speaker argues boys skip school not from laziness but lack of incentive. He suggests fathers involve them with sight seeing and visits to mills, plants, games, airports, and farms, leveraging Sundays and holidays to make education feel worthwhile. The idea is to show a fair exchange between work and learning.
Me Pleasant Aug 30 report lists Theodore Fogle and daughter from Dayton and Mollie Burrier visiting Miss Jennie E Burrier and Miss Mary C Fogle. Balti more residents called on Miss Jennie E Barker in the evening. Numerous relatives from Poolesville Frederick Rocky Springs Red Lion Linton Bridge and Washington DC visited Mr and Mrs Johnson and other families. Jean Delawter went to visit relatives in Frederick. William King and Barth L Patrick visited C L King. Patrick returned to duty after furlough.
Chorley Wood England Aug. 30 AP A stamp collection valued at 2 450 000 dollars and held uninsured on the late T W Hall’s shelves for 25 years is being sold. He gathered 2 000 000 stamps over 60 years.
A Police Court session led by Justice Patrick M Schnauffer quickly disposed of minor city drunkenness charges with several defendants jailed for defaulted fines or collateral forfeitures. Frank Alexander posted collateral via his brother for an appeal after a tenth inebriety offense. Other cases included colored defendants jailed five days for street drunkenness and dis orderly conduct. Some not guilty pleas were recorded while others forfeited collateral. Local arrests and collateral actions spanned multiple defendants with varied outcomes.
Foxville clerical notices state Sunday School will meet Sunday morning with regular church services at 10 30 am. Visiting relatives include Mrs Hazel Trundle and children from East Orange New Jersey. Local residents Betty Lewis Ethel Chaney Oma Toms and Howard Buhrman are mentioned in social exchanges.
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