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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1938

Page

11

Wo man’s club hosts meeting in Emmitsburg hall

Emmitsburg February 16 The Woman's club met at the Gremen's hall with 22 members, Reds and Blues, voting on Lincoln’s saying. Reds owe party for last year's loss. recreation led by Louise Sebok and four boys performed. Prize won by Rey Bollinger. Next meeting February 24, Florence Williams to lead program. Ralph Sperry to arrange recreation. Members listed include multiple local ladies. Also noted a Valentine dance at St Euphemia’s hall attended by about 80 with Eddie Stull orchestra. Banns of marriage posted for Miss Helen Cool and Carroll Wills at St Joseph’s. Mt St Mary’s College announces new Mountain Echo staff led by O'Donnell. retiring editor Henry Hoth mentioned. Eight candidates receive first degree of knighthood in K of C at membership home. list of candidates provided.

Emmitsburg Hell Reds Blues Lincoln The Hives Recreation Louise Sebok Rey Bollinger Florence Willigms Ralph Sperry Roy Bollinger Harry Boyle Franc Campbell Edwin Chrismer Robert Daugherty George Eyster Carrie Gillelan Robert Gillelan Charles Harner B. L. Higbee Arvin Jones Bertie Martin Roy Maxell Laurence Orendorf Allen Pryor Frank Rowees Sharrer Louis Stoner JL. Topper R. M. Zacharias John Zacharias Valentine Children of Mary Society St. Euphemia's Hall Eddie Stull St. Joseph’s Church Helen Cool

Tolstoy’s life from count to pacifist reformer

The article traces Leo Tolstoy from a courtly Russian count and novelist to a reformer who rejected aristocracy. It notes his early success with Childhood, later army-inspired works, marriage, and 1876 shift toward simple living, vegetarianism, and social critique. Tolstoy’s worldwide influence is highlighted, along with his 1910 death and a 1935 Russian stamp depiction.

Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy Tolstoy Rand Anna Karenina NEA Service, Inc

Ruins Of Teruel Portends Spring Offensive In Iberian War

A panoramic image and caption describe Teruel Spain as a ghost city after savage 19 month Iberian fighting. Loyalists seized the town in a snowstorm from Rebels, while Rebels strive to retake it amid a broad front battle. The scene shows a youthful Rebel soldier and notes on a looming spring offensive, with local ceremony details and community notices interwoven about Foxville and New Windsor events.

Teruel Spain Veruel

Wolfsridle Wellsville Visit Reported In Frayed Local Notes

Feb 15 report from Wellsville notes Mrs Clyde Grossmckiy near Middletown visiting Mrs Fleb Stottlemyer. Names Howard Ss Ira Pryor, Bart Senses, Eleanor MS War, J Tugh Warn daughter Lars Louise, De Rey Pryor and children from DC, Mrs Mo Warrenfelt and Philip, and Henry Mo Warenfeitz Frederick.

Wolfsridle Wellsville Clyde Grossmckiy Middletown Fleb Stottlemyer Frappe Urtis Stettsburg de Rey Pryor Ana Ngies Mo Warrenfelt Som Philip Henry Mo Warenfeitz Frederick

Local Families Gather for Weekend Visit at Sam's Creek

Sunday visitors from Hagerstown include Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Alexer and family. Mrs. Daniel Baker and Mrs. Minnie Dutchbaum were hosted by Mrs. Helen Yule and Mr. Morton, who spent two days with Mrs. C. and Mr. George.

Baltimore Intrs G. A. Buhrman Stanley Hauger Jane and Elwood Smithsburg Foxville Hattie Lewis Helen Yule Moreton MeNal Mirs C. “Ye

Austrian cabinet expands with Nazi sympathizers

The Schuschnigg cabinet in Austria was revised to include Nazi sympathizers. Ed gar Erb and Edmund Glaise-Horstenau received ministerial roles, while Professor Damovitch was named Minister of Justice. The changes reflect closer ties to German ideas and a broader German-speaking union among ministers.

Ker Ilior Austria Profdamovitch Edmund Glaise-Horstenau Ienoa Kurt Schuschnigg Teaig Aera Nazi Arthur Gite Adolf Officiel Leng

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