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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News declares its policy for submissions and corrections. It requires real names with opinions and notes the Associated Press use of dispatches, along with procedures to request corrections and issues regarding publication standards.
The column reflects on winter's end and suggests a pragmatic view of the season. It praises winter as a period of social life with communities gathering for local needs, contrasting it with summer when people disperse for vacations and sports.
The Belgian sculptor Sumone Silvercruys plans 25 busts of noted Americans for European exhibit. She defines the American look as a blend of youthfulness force innocence and determination. She notes dangers of speed driven by that force and asserts Americans appear bright and alert. A British society will preserve old windmills akin to congressional campaign committees.
A collection of quoted jabs and alarmist prophecies from public figures and entertainers. Mary MecCormic insults kidnappers and asserts disdain for social ranks while Mary McElroy’s name surfaces amid a chaotic mix of detours. Brig Gen Attlehell warns of rapid wartime strikes, Morgenthau sketches economic readiness, and Sir Herbert Ames critiques Mussolini’s war stance.
Roger Wold reports in Santa Monica that the Senate committee jeered at Townsend plan for pensions, noting other nations provide them while the U S lags. He mentions the term poor farm and hints Townsend may face cuts to his original proposal, while critics insist on funding for old age pensions.
Lovettsville reports Mr and Mrs N P Evans celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home January 28. Two sisters Miss Ella Wenner aged 80 and Mrs Caroline V Arnold aged 84 died eight hours apart February 8. Services were held at St James Reformed and Union cemeteries. Rev A S Peeler officiated.
Local items recall Dr Charles Baer injuring a collarbone on West Patrick street and Thomas Haines suffering cuts after a fall at the News Office. A.M. Hartman and Grifth, Rolones slate roofers, dissolve partnership. Hartman to continue the business. Jacob R. Kline buys Mrs Susan R. Lakin’s Adamstown property. A five club baseball circuit forms Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Gettysburg Chambersburg. Buckey named vice president after Goodell ineligible. Thief steals iron tubs from Dallas W Kehne on North Market Street. J Henry Culler, while securing cows at Feagaville, cut by cow horn. Edmondson 220-acre farm south of Monrovia purchased by Perry ith of Markell farm near Buckeystown.
Deputy State Health Officer Kefauver reports January births in Frederick County listing numerous fathers and mothers, with eighty three birth certificates received by the Health Office. Seventy eight births deemed legitimate, five illegitimate, and one stillbirth documented.
Mrs. Sherald voices alarm at proposals to charge tuition for high school education in Ferrusry. She argues knowledge and culture surpass material success and condemns shallow views, praising replies that elevate intellectual pursuit. The letter ends with greetings from Nola Moore Sherald, Washington, D. C., noting a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clark and daughter Betty Jean to Thurmont.
Trinity Methodist sermon on The Need For Sacrifice. Church conference on building fund day March 3. Brethren guest Rev. R L Sherfey preached The Lord's Requirement. Calvary Methodist Episcopal reports 548 in Sunday school and 39.57 offering. evening service The City of God and A Memorable Conversion. Evangelistic services planned all week with speakers Walker Robinson Neff Seymour. Salvation Army presents Youth At The Cross-roads play at 154 East South Street.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines hiccough causes from diaphragm irritation to nerve disturbance. Remedies include attention diversion, breathing into a paper bag, and consuming cold or vinegared items. severe cases may need narcotics or surgical nerve control.
A Book A Day reviews new murder novels including The Hangover Murders about a polo set murder in Long Island solved by a New York detective. The Corpse in the Green Pajamas features a death in a secret passage in an English castle with a straight deduction approach. Death Blew Out the Match centers on a poisoned woman in a Cape Cod cottage with strong characters. Terror by Night closes the batch with further intrigue.
A New York night club emcee reveals a sham Washington's Birthday gala at the Hi-Life Club run by three racketeers and gamblers. He introduces caricatures of Broadway figures and a sham lineup while mocking celebrity guests and inflating prices as patrons are urged to spend.
Arthur Somers Roche a 51 year old well known novelist and short story writer died at his West Palm Beach home after a two week heart illness. Roche had long published stories and serials for magazines and newspapers and was connected to Farrar and Rinehart.
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