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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
11
A Sunday dinner menu lists dishes for six including pork shoulder stuffed breaded potatoes and glazed pineapple. It includes a detailed stuffing recipe with pork bread crumbs onions celery and spices and notes on cooking times and serving suggestions.
Mrs D Englar is spending several weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs Ralph Roop in Sams Creek. Mr and Mrs Grover Arnald and their son are among residents mentioned in the same item as part of the local social notes.
Margery Taylor surveys 1935 design trends where horses appear in Swedish crystal prints, porcelain figurines, chintzes, mirrors, and marble accents. The piece traces horses from eighteenth century hunting motifs to modern decor, including horse heads on walls, bookends, and lamp bases.
The report lists several Maryland visits including Lambert family hosting Mr and Mrs Smith and son Melvin in Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Paul Buckey and daughter Elizabeth returning home from Florida, Margaret Englar visiting her father M G Englar in Baltimore, and Arvin P Jones with children Richard Sturley and Wudd spending the weekend with Mrs CG Jones in Emmitsburg.
In a reflective piece, N A Luffburrow notes that weather forecasts often diverge from actual conditions yet remain valued. He argues that weather news informs daily life even when storm predictions miss the mark. The author emphasizes practical acceptance over forecast certainty.
A February 7 birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Brown honored Mrs Earl Brown's Sard birthday with games and refreshments. Attendees included many local residents and families from Foxville and nearby towns. Also noted are illness reports, a funeral, and visits among neighbors in the community.
Irene Bently, society girl turned actress, honeymooning with her second husband Richard C Hemmingway in California. The couple quietly wed in San Bernardino before moving to Lake Arrowhead for the ceremony and a private mountain retreat with friends napping nearby.
Mrs Theodore Forrest is ill and Mr Forrest is on the sick list. Miss Hilda Smith of Garfield visits Mr and Mrs Albert Brown. Mr Izah Stuth visited Mr Ira Pryor, who is also on the sick list.
A description of stylish hats featuring bright blue taffeta with a red feather and dark gray corded silk with blue and red braid trim. The pieces suit both winter coats and spring suits, emphasizing versatile elegance and seasonal fashion.
About 5000 voluntary observers across the United States assist the Weather Bureau in recording atmospheric conditions and compiling data. The records are sent to the central office in Washington for careful checking and validation.
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