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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1935
Page
3
In autumn narrative from Marian Sime, Emily weighs leaving Elston for city life and work against staying with Edwin. Judith writes of impending motherhood and David Carroll Morton, while Emily and Jeffry grapple with dependence, duty, and a future apart or together.
The Maryland National Guard rifle team departs for Camp Perry Ohio to compete in three weeks of training and events. Captain Guy Andere leads the unit with Major Stanwood Baltimore as executive officer and Lieut Ash as Elkton coach. The squad includes Liewts H Kine Chambers Baltimore and several other Maryland shooters as it joins teams from across the nation for the national matches and prize contests.
Deed transferring property on the north side of West Main in Thurmont from M Luther Creager, executor of Charles KE Lampaugh, to Mr and Mrs John M Weddle was recorded in the clerk’s office Friday. The property, sold at public sale, brought $1,706.
Scouty leads a playful group to a ranch shack where Tiny boys and girls pick bunks and pretend cowboys guide them in attire and games. The cowboys approve the fun and promise more adventures as Scouty hints at a future surprise in the next story.
Citizens discuss whether U S membership would have kept world peace, with respondents from Dr Lester Smith to J Harry Kennedy offering varied views. Separately, 199 more Brunswick residents were immunized against typhoid at a clinic run by Mrs Eudora Moberly. total reach 552 in Brunswick and 1,500 citywide after three-dose regimen.
The coming autumn promises a colorful fashion season with red and green tones and royal blues. Afternoon wear features draped necklines, inverted pleats, and slender silhouettes with dropped shoulders and antique jewelry accents. A metallic crepe dress with a high draped neckline and antique gold trim is highlighted.
August closed with cooler, drier conditions and below normal precipitation. The month posted far more warm days than average, with thirteen 90 degree days and only two decent rainfalls, ending meteorological summer in largely unsettled, partly cloudy weather.
The National Championship Tourney of the American Bridge League at Asbury Park drew wide attendance showing bridge as a top competitive sport. Louis H Watson led the field with multiple top finishes while Mabel Albritton and Joil Telenmann won the women’s pair, Fred Gs Frenen and Edward M. Cook won the men’s pair, and Theodore Lightner repeated a masters’ win with Boo Becker pairing. A dramatic team of four upset favorites as Louis H Watson’s squad claimed victory, illustrating evolving bidding theories and the no trump opening as a strong bid consideration.
Richard Blackburn of Caroline County and Alton Kemp of Frederick County share silver trophies for top butterfat and milk production. Maryland House of Correction in Jessups earns Holstein honor. Blackburn's Guernsey herd averages 474 lb butterfat from 19 cows. Alton Kemp's Jersey herd, 33 cows, 8 732 lb milk and 424 lb butterfat. Correction herd, 45 cows, 13 736 lb milk and 441 lb butterfat.
Cooler than normal week with showers aiding crops though western areas had light rain. Vegetation improves to mostly good. pastures fair to good. some districts remain poor. Wheat threshing continues, oats begun. heavy grain yields expected elsewhere. Early potatoes harvested west of Chesapeake Bay. late potatoes blooming. bananas and apples being picked in Chewaville and Union Town reports.
An August 28 birthday party at Mr. and Mrs Norman K Long home in Brunswick honored Phyllis Long on her fifth birthday. Attendees included June Foster Katy Foster Shirley Foster Patsy Cage Doris Kele Ty Lucile Eddins Constance Conners Sylvia Albaugh Carne Daniels Elsie Carey and many local Brunswick residents. A second note records a August 29 birthday dinner for Mrs John H Denner aged sixty four at same Brunswick home with guests including John H Danner Norman K Long and Phyllis Denner and other Brunswick residents.
Sir Malcolm Campbell arrives in New York to schedule Bluebird trials seen as a major step in the record attempt. The high speed car is expected to undergo exploratory testing before the next run.
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