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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
7
An independent afternoon newspaper note with garbled printing credit and address lines. Mentions Bundsy 2 Tie Nets-Post Building and Great Southern Printing Co. Includes generic publisher statements and Associated Press membership.
The text quotes Will Rogers in a rambled, ironic aside about a conference. It references Gena as a leader and mentions time off, a shark or watchman figure, and recuperation. It alludes to political court, national affairs, and a dogged sense of misrule amid social classes.
An assorted page fragment reports New York politics lampoon and views on the presidency, plus local social happenings including a surprise birthday party for a Mrs Ligier, a large hog butchering at the Keeney home, and Luther League notes with Fred Ei injured in a skid near Hagerstown.
The letter describes a December Ninth birthday observance for Dr Byore in the Marian School for the Deaf. Students sang, presented service plates, and offered homemade cakes as a show of appreciation. People note his dedication to education, and the event aims to boost his spirits for continued service in the profession.
The Monday Musteeles met December 9 at Mrs Sherman P. Bowers home on North Market Street. Mrs Bowers and Miss Cerger hosted. Francs B Suppington opened with a program including Glona cp Deum Laudamus and It Is Enough. A mixed quartet, vocal solos, and Christmas carols featured. next meeting January 19 with hostesses Caroline Winebrower and Mayetta Hershberger and program by Mrs. Robert Clapp.
The Commerce Department reports Christmas shopping is big business with 5 to 25 percent growth and 4 billion dollars in expenditures. The National Dry Goods Association notes employment gains of about a half million and more salespeople added. Savers have 12 million dollars set aside for the season to avoid last minute rush and support suppliers worldwide.
Fragmentary reading appears to reference Romans chapter three and a meditation on the empty tomb. The text is garbled, hindering full interpretation but suggests a devotional focus on death and resurrection.
From the News dated Dec 1 1883 items note Hon Lewis McComas presenting congressional claims for Odhn W Trance, Newton Thomas on a farm near Ge, and Rev John B Harding rector of Our Saviour. Also report 1918 incidents of a passenger train crash at the Carre crossing, driver Jo Lee Willard and F. motorman leaping to safety, and a mayoral aldermen clash over an electric sign permit in front of a North Market store.
The Marionettes stage three one act pieces led by Hal Critexe at Bind beck Hall at 8 pm Saturday. The program includes Sur is Dead A Beating of Wanes and Little Beat ta Indum by Foster F. Simans with Carolina Playmakers member participants listed among the cast. The island setting and coastal South Carolina theme anchor Summer 1. Des is A coined and the lineup features Mrs Perdue Miss Margarie ale Ferian Phyadelphia Mrs Parker Mus Betty r Lee Davis Petering 1 Helen Mae Gates Hass Miss elda Marko Freeport NOY Mr Ppamie Bizoly Luras G Epancics Kiele Bea Ayetse and others. The reading ends with A Brie tslte.
The Christmas play The Ea Canstmas will be presented Thursday at 7:45 PM in the Parish Hall by the Queen Esther Circle of Galary Meuindist Epacopsi church. Cast includes Hamar, Cle Alexander, Joanna, Rebecca, Rebecca member, and several Bethlehem and Capernaum figures. The Queen Esther girls will sing carols, with Miss Catherine Ridenour directing and Miss Pauline Koontz on piano. Sponsors include Mrs George W Bowers and numerous local families.
An interesting program is arranged by the P T A of the Northy Market street school for 70 tonight. Rev Charles D Shaffer will address one group. There will be guitar solos by Withai Lamb and selections by the Lutheran Ladies' Quartet. Pred Dunn is president of the Rantaten.
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Mie Dats Svimmahl and Mrs dang Walz, with partial references to New York and Philadelphia. The text is garbled and interspersed with unrelated phrases about summer and a boat, yielding a weak snapshot of a cast selection or social notice.
Disjointed lines mention a husband of Mrs Ernestine Meeks in Birmingham, a liquor sentence, and a chaotic discussion on pacifism and gasoline wars. The text also alludes to foreign policy ideas, a Carle Storer reference, and assorted names with unclear roles.
A compact English lesson highlights correct usage and spelling. It defines sagacious as keen, penetrating and judicious, giving an example of a sagacious remark and contrasting common misused phrases and misspellings to boost vocabulary.
Readers share Christmas wishes for Santa Claus including bikes dolls watches trains doll houses roller skates and toy guns. Names and addresses appear from Fred area and adjoining counties with children requesting stockings candy oranges and dolls along with various household items and pets.
The piece chronicles Amelia Earhart accepting commands from her husband George Palmer Putnam after a bold flight career. It also profiles Georges Andre Martin, a Parisian war orphan turned electrical engineer turned dancer, who thanks his patron in Philadelphia. A curio about the "Chauve Souris" curtain and a shift of Helen Meaney from diving champion to wine seller closes the slice.
Historical anniversaries include Daniel Appleton founder born in Haverhill and died 1857, poet and editor noted, and Edward Seston the novelist and historian born in Vevar died 1902. Entries mark statehood events, census announcements, and notable births including Oxford Ky and McLaglen in London.
A quirky forecast notes a philosophic current in the mood, touhing reform, eccentric life, and the value of steady purpose. It hints at practical content arising from wandering speculation. The text mentions a famous physician’s view on children reaching their first birthday amid general uncertainty.
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