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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

4

Diplomatic wary approach to Nazi moves in Austria

London reports Britain and France plan to press Germany for clarification on Vienna developments after a two hour Anglo French meeting. Ambassadors in Berlin are told to remind Germany that Britain and France oppose single power control of Europe and to watch for further anti Jewish measures as Austria’s cabinet reshapes.

London Brian France Austria Berlin Foreign Office Vienna Britain Itt Germany Europe Great Britain Austin Hitler Aussia

Spring accessories and bags set brand tone for season

Fashion notes highlight spidery ornaments on lapels and bold glove colors to match new bag styles. Luxe leathers such as cazi skin and alligator appear in vivid hues like chaudron and cornflower blue. Designers favor practical yet chic bags with multiple pockets and long shoulder handles, plus coordinated accessories from hats to gloves.

Adelaide Kerr

Mammoth plant at Emmitsburg draws crowds on East Main Street

A plant named Mammoth at Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Baker's home on East Main street has grown to eighty five and a half inches in two weeks and stands over four feet high on a two inch diameter stem. The bulb, brought from Christopher Ward ten years ago, originally fit an onion size. Over 1100 visitors have toured the Baker residence observing the unique specimen.

Emmitsburg Charles H. Baker East Main Street Baker Christopher Ward

St Euphemia s Hall Hosts Oyster Supper and Dance

Saturday events highlight St Euphemia s oyster supper and party in Emmitsburg with proceeds aiding the hall. Maryland officers attended a Grand Chapter Eastern Star meeting in Emmitsburg. Local visitors include Joseph Ellis from Poughkeepsie and Mrs Fuss and daughter Carrie returning from California. An Emmitsburg High School senior class concert featured Clyde Springer and Donald Martin with Ralph Ohler singing and playing. A radio stereo was bought from party proceeds. Other locals and visitors from Wilmington Baltimore and Chestertown were listed among weekend guests.

Grand Officers of Maryland Emmitsburg Eastern Star Baltimore Washington Fredericks Joseph Ellis Poughkeepsie N. X Mr. Ellis Mt St. Mary's College Mary C. Fuss Carrie California Clyde Springer Donald Martin Ralph Ohler Emmitsburg High School

Miss Caldwell visits Eylers in Baltimore over weekend

Carl J. Fives was elected president of the Monsignor Tierney kon.

Dorothy Caldwell Baltimore John Eyler Carl J. Fives Tierney Kon

Put Your Best Words Foremost In A Letter Of Rec

A guidance piece on writing effective letters of recommendation. Emphasizes honesty, focus on relevant traits, and avoiding prejudice. Advises citing strengths aligned with the job, clarifying reasons for any past dismissal, and responding promptly to requests. Highlights six key qualities: honesty, sobriety, intelligence, initiative, reliability, and fit for the role.

Joan Durham

Taneytown Lodge Confers First Degree On Local Candidates

An interesting meeting in Taneytown ended with first degree conferred by a team from Sylvania Lodge Littlestown on candidates including Chartes Roop Benjamin Cutsail John Janes Raymond Eyler and others. About 130 members attended a social hour with speeches by Sylvania Lodge officials and Taney Lodge Noble Grand M. C. Fuss. Second degree set for Feb 5 and third degree for March 4.

Taneytown Taney Aomige O. GF Syvania Lodge Littlestown Chartes Roop Benjamin Cutsail John Janes Raymond Eyler Leo Zeatzit Collins Robert Kenworthy Bevid Smith Woodrow Miller David Miller William Arnold Frank Harman George S. Harman Charles Cl

Is This the Reason You Are Constipated

Questioning constipation points to diet lacking bulk. Bread meat and potatoes are nourishing yet dense. All Bran adds bulk by absorbing water to form a soft mass that helps bowels move. Kellogg’s All Bran from Battle Creek provides Vitamin B as a tonic. eat daily with water. sold by grocers.

Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek

Hanover Pa. social event and D.A. benefit card party

Algert Mehring of Hanover entertained at Miss Sarah Baumgardner’s home on Wednesday. A D.A. benefit card party is announced for Wednesday Feb 16 at 8 o'clock in I O F Hall. Mrs P O Hemler entertained on Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Underwood and family, Mr and Mrs Joseph Himler and children, Miss Catherine Himler, Miss Mary Broskin, Miss Alice Boyle, E Anderson and Robert Andrews of Baltimore. A male quartet with pianist Harry S Reindollar performed four numbers.

DF Ter Ety Tor Maria Indeaar Tannas de Hays Frederich St. Mary's College C. Hays Bas Gilson Pryor Helen Annan Luella Annan B. Day Ay Martin Andraw Doh Waster Ima Martin Paul Harner Carrie Gil Ruth G Lford Friez Peay Hi Aan Harriet Stinson Lewis Beh Ar Eyler B. P. Ogre Adrian A. Martin Ruth Giilelan Stinson Mere Francis XM Elder Post The American Legion Auxiliary Gillelan Lester Damuth William 5. Steroinsky Charles J. Rowe Charles D. Gillelan Lew Carrie Gillelan Ruth Gillelan O. H. Stinson Clarence Baumgardner Harry Valenting Frank Campbell John H. Rosenstee C. G. Frailey C. Combs Eva Rowe Anna Rowe Tourstoner Lester Demuth James Alvey Harry Knight Emmitsburg Ray Weddle Clarence Myers Thurmont Andrew Eyster Louis Rosen- Steel Roy Baker Washington, D. C William J. Groeninger St. Joseph's Church St Vincent's Rectory Father Groeninger St. Agnes' Hospital Baltimore Atlantic City Louis F. Rosensteel Francis E. Sanders Blue Ridge Bus Company Hotel Alexander Hagerstown Rosensteel Sanders Progressive Pharmacy Center Square W Algert Mehring Hanover Sarah Baumgardner D. of A I. O F. Hall P.O. Hemler Howard Underwood John Joseph Himler Joseph, Jr Gearhart Catherine Himler Mary Broskin Alice Boyle E. Anderson Robert Andrews C. G. Bowers Edgar Fink Earl R. Bowers Mervyn C. Fuss Harry S Reindollar Law

Pleasant Valley church program drew local musicians

Irence Zepp and Clifton Zepp played two solos as their own accompaniment during the Sunday service at St Matthew's Lutheran in Pleasant Valley. Town attendees included Mr and Mrs Vernon Crouse, Mrs Lizzie Zepp, Mrs Mervyn C Fuss, Mrs Edgar Fick, Mrs Earl Bowers, and Miss Abe Fuss. post-service companions visited Miss in Baltimore and others stayed with Herr and Mrs E Reindoller on Grange Street.

Irence Zepp Clifton Zepp St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Pleasant Valley Biss Vernon Crouse Lizzie Zepp Mervyn C. Fuss Edgar Fick Earl 2. Bowers Abe Fuss Baltimore Mrs Herr E. Reindoller Grange Street Odd Benows Hall

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