Daily News Frederick Feb 19 1935 front
The Daily News Frederick Maryland issue dated Tuesday February 19 1935 is published in Frederick by SE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It notes Associated Press news dispatch rights and policy on letters and author identity. A standard masthead section appears with publication details and postal information.
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News-Post
Court Street
Prederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Fortieth anniversary of William T Delaptaine death
Today marks the fortieth anniversary of William T Delaptaine death founder of The News and father of the publishers of The News and The Frederick Post.
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William T. Delaptaine
the News
The
Frederick Post
British TV to Reach Public Service Soon Under Govt Plan
The British government announced a move toward a public television service after an eight month study. A single station is proposed with Baird and Marconi systems alternating under the BBC. receivers may cost 250 to 300 dollars.
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England
Baird
Marconi
British Broadcasting Corporation
London
Kingsley Wood
Quotations Highlight Views on War and Society
A mosaic of quotes from diplomats and scholars on defense, Japan, feminism, and politics. Negradas Yesus asserts Ethiopia would defend itself, while Rep Dockweller warns of Pacific coast reserves. Barnard’s Dean Gildersleeve notes shifting feminist trends. Judge Florence Allen comments on women’s presidential prospects.
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Japan
Pacific Coast
John F. Dockweller
California
Will Rogers Letter to Ford and GM on Roads and Cars
Will Rogers writes an open letter to Henry Ford urging action to improve roads and curb dangerous car design. He criticizes low cars and lack of boulevards, suggesting the U S needs a high centered automobile and appealing for Ford to act, with General Motors as a possible next recipient.
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Seligman
Ariz
Henry Ford
General Motors
U. 5
Mr Ford
Will Rogers
Engagement of Miss Natoma Gosnell and Mr Carl Deater
Miss Natoma Gosnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiliam S Gosnell announces engagement to Mr Carl Deater son of Mr and Mrs Harry Deater A miscellaneous shower was given by Mr Murray Gosnell and the couple will be married in the near future Guests attended included Murray Gosnell Ruth Wiles Niles Abrecht Edna Deater Pauline Wilshide Erma Miller Grace Harshman Madeline Kline Ruth Norris Lucile Hoffman and others A Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs George H Magin featured red and white decor and five dinner tables with names listed for attendance Also reported is the first meeting of the In His Steps class at Calvary MFB church with sixteen members and four visitors plus upcoming meeting details.
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Natoma Gosnell
Wiliam S Gosnell
West South Street
Carl Deater
Mir
Harry Deater
Madison Street
Murray Gosnell
Trey
Murray and
Grrakiine Gosnell
Ruth Wiles
Niles Abrecht
Edna Deater
Pauline Wilshide
Erma Miller
Grace Harshman
Madeline Kline
Ruth Norris
Lucile Hoffman
Effie Clagcott
Sucile Kidwell
Valentine
George H. Magin
Airy
Tinrjvey Houck
A 'T Byers
J. c. Nall
Herman Barnes
Eve Magin
T. J Barnes
E A H Barnes
Raymond Hitzler
F. S. Bennett
Thomas Moore
Rolan Caswell
Charles Wagner
William Ingles
Guinie Stuller
Edith Yohn
J. & Barnes
Margaret Barnes
Misa Viola Franklin
Merton Franklin
Truman Barnes
Mginal
Calvary Mfb
Atlee Haines
Fair Grounds
Kenneth Metcalfe
Ath
St. Matthew
M. R. Etchison
Metcalfe
Hdstess
Jefferson Club
David Fry
Jefferson Women's Club
Lemuel Keller
Mary Hine
Charles Rhoderuck
Luther Remsberg
Myrtle Sha
Albert Bussard
Roy Remshberg
Keller
Henry Keller
Jenny Keller
Mother Macree
Myrtle Shaf
Bertha Stockman
Bible Thought And Belief In Prayer Conviction Motto
Quoted aphorism mix from St Matthew 21 22 and Robert G Ingersoll on belief. The snippet reflects faith and conviction as inner resolve rather than routine. It presents a devotional tone and emphasizes prayer and belief as essential elements.
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Matthew
Robert G. Ingersoll
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago items from The News recount local happenings in Frederick. In 1885 Mrs Fallon’s millinery stove fire released dangerous carbonic oxide, rescuers pulled the children to safety. In 1915 a carnival at St John’s faced damp reception with speeches and dancing noted. An auto show at State Avenue opened with many out of town dealers.
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Frederick
the News
M of. Fallon
TF East Church Street
Frilon
Charles Haller
Mr. Crouse
ST. John's
John W. Kolb
Tae Stanshew
Jacob Brengle
Owens
Charles Rowe
John Simpson
Jarley
New State Avenay
Board of Adermen
Alayor Arene Lason
Brunswick
B and O Railroad
Josepith Savagh
Weverton
Weel Virgina Sacle
Potomac River
Woodsboro and Liberty town Women’s Club Anniversary Notes
Among county clubs a Woodsboro Women’s Club celebration marked its twelfth anniversary with songs led by Mrs. J Frank Fife and games attended by 44 guests. Liberty town club hosted a February meeting with civic discussions, readings, and a Valentine themed program led by Mrs. Edwin Devilbiss, with next gathering planned.
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Woodsboro Club
Walter C. LeGore
Woodsboro Women’s Club
J. Frank Fife
Mia
LeRoy Barrick
Miss Pearson
Aller Bowers
J. E Stoner
Cramer Powell
TO SEA LABOR SPEAKER AT DIOOD COLLEGE MEETING
The Sociology-Economics club of Diood College will hold an open meeting for college students and Frederick residents at 7 in the Meyran basement social room. David Kupian, a research assistant under Arthur Wharton, IAM president, will discuss organized labor and the New Deal.
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Diood College
Frederick People
Meyran
David Kupian
Arthur ©. Wharton
International Association of Machinists
Dr Moon by Catherine Meadows reviews the Crippen case
A brisk literary review of Catherine Meadows' Dr Moon praising its humane angle on the Crippen murder tale. The piece notes the doctor narrator and Enamorata a mouse like stenographer, the wife a rebellious figure, and bets on the book offering dignity to a sensational crime. Putnar publishes.
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Snyder-Gray
Catherine Meadows
Dr. Moon
Miss Meadows
Dr. Crippen
Engshman
America
Inamorata
Putnar
Sunday School and services note in Foxville town
Foxville notes report Sunday School at the Lutheran church next Sunday at 130 PM and preaching at 230 PM by Rev. C. M. Huddle. Homemakers Club met at Mrs George Wolf with Miss Vielen Pearson as demonstrator. Mrs W C Hann is confined to her room with rheumatism. Several locals plus visits noted including Doris Buhrman in Baltimore, Edwin Wolf family from Washington DC, Pauline Hauver visiting Smithsburg, and girls 4 H event directed by Helen Pearson.
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Foxville
Lutheran Church
C. M. Huddle
George Wolf
Vielen Pearson
Doris Buhrman
Baltimore
Edwin Wolf
Betty Lou
Washington, D.C
Pauline Hauver
Smithsburg
Charles Brown
Junior Buhrman
Beu Itch
Marsha Brown
Oma Toms
Hagerstown
Lora Toms
Dayton
Ohio
Kathiern Delauter
Helen Pearson
St Euphemia Dramatic Club nominates officers in Emmitsburg
In Emmitsburg on February 19 the St Euphemia's Dramatic Club called a special meeting to nominate candidates for office with Austin Stoner Earl Elder Kathleen Topper Margaret Rosensteel and Louis Rosensteel among those bidding for roles. A committee was chosen to select an Irish play for production around St Patrick's Day. The club plans a dance with committee including Stoner Rosensteel Bernard Boyle Rosensteel Topper and others. A move to enlarge membership is under way with Peters Topper and Rosensteel leading.
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Emmitsburg
St. Euphemia’s Dramatic Club
Austin Stoner
Earl Elder
Kathleen Topper
Margaret Rosensteel
Louis Rosensteel
Anna Little
St. Patrick's Day
Alian Boyle
Earl Eider
Kathleen Yopper
Bernard Boyle
Dora Elder
Marguerite Peters
Holy Name Society of
St. Euphemia's Hall
United States
Millard E.tydings
George L. Radcliffe
J. L. Topper
Gettysburg Road
Top
Jacob Baker
Robert Troxell
Ralph Topper
Roy Baker
Donald Andrew
Peter Herring
Minnie Hays
Boston
Mass
William Hays
Emma Gelwicks
John Matthews
Westernport
Babylon
Presbyterian Mite Society
Lows Bell
Allen Fitzgerald
Daniel B Dubel
Tagerstown
Sam's Creek Social Notes February Visit Highlights
Feb 19 social entries list Miss Louise Snader and Miss Sarah Williams visiting at Mr and Mrs Chester Nusbaum. Mrs Merton Engel spent an afternoon with Mrs George Muller. Mr and Mrs Hanson Franklin visited at Roy Franklin's home. Mrs William Miller improves at her son George Miller's home. Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner and Catherine visited Catherine's parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Shirley in Uniontown. Sterling Erb and Edgar Erb visited Ada Erb family near Pleasant Valley. Miss Bessie Alexander weekended with friends in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Leighton Schneider visited sister Verrie Green who is in Maryland University hospital Baltimore for three weeks.
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Sam's Creek
Louise Snader
Sarah Williams
Chester Nusbaum
Merton Engel
George Muller
Hanson Franklin
Roy Franklin
William Miller
George Miller
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Paul Shirley
Uniontown
Sterling Erb
Edgar Erb
Walter Erb
Ada Erb
Pleasant Valley
Bessie Alexander
Baltimore
Leighton Schneider
Verrie Green
Maryland University Hospital
Westminster dog show leaves New York in melancholic mood
Paul Harrison visits Madison Square Garden for the Westminster dog show and laments city life for dogs. He describes 2,837 dogs benched in a basement, chaotic rings, pedantic handlers, and the harsh reality of breeding, judging, and sale. Named breeds, handlers, and urban constraints appear amid sharp, humorous critique.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Island
Park Avenue
Inverted main factor in feeble mindedness
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses inherited intelligence and feeble mindedness. It defines mental age categories from idiot to moron and notes heredity, thyroid issues, brain injury, and infections as causes. The article advocates sterilization and segregation in institutions as possible immediate solutions.
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United States
Daily Lesson In English Word Study Salutary
Daily lesson in English teaches misuse and pronunciation examples. Focus on salutary meaning wholesome and health promoting with an example moral effect. Encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with clear guidance and mispronunciation notes.
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Doctor Jekyl
St Johns to Host CCC Camp Team in 8 oclock Game
St Johns College faces a Civilian Conservation Corps team from a camp near Fishing Creek in a basketball game set for 8 tonight at St Johns Hall Nirwera pre QHPHIVe. The match offers a local rivalry vibe with college players aiming for a strong home showing.
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St. John’s
Civilian Conservaton Corps Camp
Fishing Creek
St. John's Hall
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