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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1935
Page
5
The community mourns the death of Jona M Culdean a prominent Frederick grocer and long time president of the Independent Retail Grocers organization. Known for fairness integrity and active church work he was a respected figure whose loss is deeply felt by friends and neighbors.
A fragment discusses a London conference among five great powers to limit navies and protect each nation with a strong navy, but warns that increasing naval power spurs fear and higher taxes. It argues relief will not arrive until nations agree to mutual restraint.
A fragmentary account describes children performing Christmas entertainments and the audience reactions. It mentions stage fright, baby faces, and the hope that performers gain confidence through recitations and songs during the holiday season.
The fragment recalls Will Rogers mocking political correctness and public gullibility. It notes a 1935 citation referencing McNaughton quotes about courage and error in leadership, hinting at a humorous social critique from that era.
A compact quotation extols the virtue of sincere effort and high ideals, noting that true worth is shown by consistently striving to do one’s best regardless of status, recognition, or wealth. It asserts that honest effort earns respect and credit in life’s test.
Miss Alice White Dean, daughter of the late George W Dean, married Elmer Dwisht McCan at the McCain country home near Frederick. Rev. Thomas Treeman Bison presided as family and close friends attended the Presbyterian ceremony.
Collectors note a nine stamp Greek air mail set from 1 to 100 drachmas featuring myth figures such as Iris Hermes Ganymede and Daedalus Icarus. Descriptions vary in detail with engravings and colorings. values range 1 to 100 drachmas, and the issue is linked to a 1927 design. Auction results cited reach about 2150 dollars at London sales.
The article details European stamp sales and collecting trends, noting items from Ljubljana and Zagreb, with prices around 10 cents per pound. It describes Belgian and Danish issues, the charm of a charity stamp, and strong demand in Switzerland and Sweden. Danzig stamps, postmarks, and airmail designs are highlighted, including 4,000 pounds of European stamps and the enduring use of Polish and Danish insignia on issues.
Mrs. Storm declares the engagement of Elizabeth Rebecca Storm to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tnecticre Cabo Trewee. The notice notes the couple’s families and the forthcoming ceremony, reflecting a traditional wedding announcement style.
A late December wedding was held at 7 PM at the home of Mrs. Glenn H. Worthington on Record Street. Miss Euzas Seth ta and Miss Amy Hunter served as maids of honor. the groom was John F. Bire. The ceremony featured satin gowns, a large white bouquet, and old-time wedding illuminations. The couple, Worthington and his bride, planned a wedding trip to Florida and will reside in Washington at the Manchester Apartments.
Tarn of New York travels by motor to Frederick to visit family and consult Dr Tox an eye specialist who has developed a new German type of glasses that fit over lenses and are designed for those who object to standard frames. The glasses promise improved fit and vision though some cases cannot secure traditional glasses.
A rough historical doodle lists notable birthdays and events from centuries past. Figures include George Whitefield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Jane Austen, Oliver Cromwell, and Henry Ford era milestones, with fires, divorces, and diplomatic payments sparsely noted.
Reported birth of twins, a boy and a girl, on December 9 at Metres Hospital. Mrs John Tritappe from Burkitstille underwent an operation at Frederick City hospital last Tuesday and is improving. Judge Nice of the People's Court in Baltimore is a nephew of Governor Farry W. Nice.
A New York columnist records glimpses of Broadway life and figures. Jimmy Walker, living quietly as a private citizen, is asked about plans while clippings touch on Hedda Hopper era theater gossip and the fates of child actors, producers, and stars like Ginger Rogers and Shirley Temple.
The day menu lists Moravian cookies and cakes with instructions to shape into balls, bake in a moderate oven, and store as eat out portions. Ingredients include candied orange peel lemon extract butter sugar flour soda baking powder and butterscotch flavor, with chilling and overnight dough steps.
A fragmentary devotional line cites Job 20 23 about God casting fury on the wicked for their brutish living. It references Juvenal like phrasing on fools whose sole bliss is gluttony and emptiness, capturing a moral admonition in a battered text fragment.
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