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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News explains publication rules and correction policy, noting Associated Press content rights and the need for writer attribution. It states the newspaper will publish corrections if readers report defamatory reflections and mentions the filing of notices at the Frederick post office.
A 1934 column notes a joke about a boy not reading papers and contrasts readers who avoid government and business news with the need for citizens to understand world events. It laments boom time ignorance and urges wider newspaper reading to prevent future troubles.
Dr A R Dafoe of Callander Ontario toured New York and Washington receiving high honors. He delivered the Dionne quintuplets through their critical period and exemplifies the skilled rural doctor connecting to the latest research. The country owes a debt to such devoted professionals.
The report from the camps notes President Roosevelt is in great physical shape and ready to face Gingress on January 3. Observers also report Connie fighters are in pink physical condition, though some worry about the scale of injuries and readiness.
A fragment from Luff's Stuff praises toy makers for creating diverse, clever, and engaging toys and games for children up to age ninety-nine. The writer notes the annual Christmas toy variety and expresses appreciation for materials and designs that differ from typical store offerings.
Frederick society circles announce dances, luncheons, teas and bridge parties for Christmas and New Year. Cotillion Club and Cathedral Country Club host dances with notable patrons and music by New York and local orchestras. Collegetown students return home for holidays as clubs and alumni plan gatherings at the Francis Scott Key hotel and nearby clubs.
Fifty and twenty years ago from The News columns recount a cold season with slippery streets and snow. Courts handle liquor license violations and gaming cases. tramps infest the city as Montevue debates admission costs for inmates. A woman dies in a kitchen accident. a Creagerstown butcher succumbs to a heart attack. a former Wales register dies in Fremont at 68.
A series of luncheons and bridge parties and a small tea were hosted this week for Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe of Los Angeles. Mrs. Radcliffe attended a Tuesday afternoon bridge at East Third Street hosted by Mr. Charles A. Opel Jr. Prizes included first for Mrs. Lewis H. Knock, second for Mrs. Roland W. Harbourd, first draw for Mrs. George B. McCleery, second draw for Mrs. Louis Lebluay, and consolation for Mrs. Worman. Mrs. Radcliffe received the guest prize amid red and green decorations.
Eleanor Elizabeth Cramer and Orville D. Ahalt wed at 12:45 PM Saturday at the Routzahn home near Middletown. The ceremony featured pink satin gowns, a ring ceremony, and music by L Ralph Tabor. The couple are prominent local young people with families including Ralph Tabor and Louise Cramer.
By Ketten the Middletown High School, active in the choir at Middletown Lutheran church, wed on Monday in Centenary Methodist Episcopal church parsonage Westminster. The couple plans a trip through central and northern Pennsylvania and will reside with the groom’s parents James Partner of Reading and Mary Portner of Thurmont.
Today in history notes key events from 1620 Pilgrim Fathers landing to 1993 presidential actions. Birthdays include Racine Disraeli Fabre Bridgman Allen Prince Reed Fra , Szold Richey Elliott Du Pont Alexander Stalin and others. Moroscope hints at lavish temperament and strong will with potential reversals.
Among The Sick Russell Fulmer of 330 Madison street is gradually improving after an arm injury last Saturday. The same report notes Mrs. Percy Burke of East Third street improving at Frederick City Hospital. Also mentioned is Mrs. Edward J. Coblintz of Middletown in ill health.
New York December 21. Aideen O Conor, the 21 year old prettiest and beloved Abbey Players member, charms Manhattan with tales of fairies, bogs, and dreams of life beyond Broadway. She recalls convalescent fairy lore, tops of the Empire State Building, and a wish to marry not an actor.
A historic home menu lists a Christmas feast including roast goose stuffing and cranberry sherbet with detailed directions. Local notices report ill residents, hospital transfers, and a Christmas pageant at Edgewood Church with a 22-member cast.
Daily Lesson In English teaches common misuses and pronunciations. It notes a man spouse phrasing to avoid and explains archi tect pronunciation with syllable stress. It offers word study and a daily vocabulary word profusion meaning lavish abundance illustrated by a gift shower.
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