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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1937
Page
4
A typographical heavy historical note credits the Associated Press and local press workers for past and present news. It references publication rights and editorial procedures without detailing specific events or persons.
William J Grove head of the M J Grove Lime Company and a pioneer road builder in Maryland dies after a long public life. He championed sod roads, served his church and Manor Woods picnic program, and influenced local public affairs with steadfast loyalty and vigor.
A letter from Frederick residents reflecting four years of work praises local support and editor cooperation. The writer laments travel hardships, high taxes, and aging roads affecting daily life, noting long commutes to Bethesda and winter dangers. The piece ends with a personal sign-off amid community concern.
Local items from The News columns dated Feb 24 report Frederick scenes: the Board of Managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society named including James H. Gambrill and D C Winebrewer with officers Rest Miller and Gittinger. John W. Kolb admitted to the Frederick Bar. Minson Gerson honored at a 21st birthday party. ice in gutters for a St Matthias break. State Treasurer Joan M. Dennis observed her birthday. Mrs Mary Haslup urged youth education for observance. Frederick defeats Hopkins with Kreho Leace Downes and Derr starring. G Ling Palmer leaves for the National Education Association convention. a Haw Bottom resident swallows medicine mistaken for whiskey and is expected to recover.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a senior dish item and a fetal evidence setting, with unclear wording and missing context. The legible terms include Sr and facial references, but no identifiable event, person, or organization is confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR lists ingredients and steps for making batter with flour salt baking powder milk and sugar. Mentions measurements such as one and a half cups flour and tablespoons, plus bake time and serving hints.
A garbled OCR passage provides no clear names places dates or events. The text lacks coherent facts to summarize into a valid news item.
The text discusses misused words and pronunciation issues. It notes common errors with words like donatery and acquaintaces and emphasizes learning proper usage and pronunciation. It hints at inferring meanings and deducing correct forms from context.
A quiz-style item discusses etiquette for letters including signatures for a Miss Jane Ford, addressing forms, and whether to begin with Dear Mr White. It presents options and notes that care in tone is needed, with examples from a period etiquette source.
Fragmentary OCR lets glimpse a Washington social event image showing an assistant secretary of Tabor allegedly plotting between conferences. The text hints at schemes affecting street and coal workers, amid tension over potential strikes and security measures.
Local residents visited and hosted weekend gatherings across DPutteburgh Hagerstown Frostburg College and Smithsburg. Mentions include Eleanor Prandentiarys Bruce Hiser Miss Rachel Wolfe J Hugh Warren Felts Sara Louise Warrenfeltz Evelyn Kine and others. A Christian Endeavor event led by Evelyn Kine is planned at the U B church Saturday evening.
The American Association of University Women will hold a meeting at Hood College on Thursday evening March 25 at 7 oclock. Miss Beatrice McConnell, Director of the Children's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor, will be the guest speaker. Refreshments will be served at Mrs Rath E Perry's home in East Brodbeck after.
A series of short social notes lists visits and calls among residents. Names include Mr and Mrs Wiles Condon, Mr George Garver new Windset, Mr and Mrs Anson Franklin and Miss Irene Trooper, Mrs Fred Keller, Mrs Hazel Condon, Mr and Mrs Manore Pickett, Mrs Warry Farver and son Budd, Kirby Snyder, Chester Cuttendamer, Mr Howard Pickett, Alle Pickett, Buck Troaper, Mrs Quinn, Hanson William Morcay, Harry Farver, Fred Farver, Margaret Tpaublin, Haltmore, Mr and Mrs Hoy Franklin, Miss Helen Lambert, and others in the community.
Petersville 4-H girls hosted a supper for the 4 11 girls club marking the group’s second anniversary. Attendees included Mrs Roy Everhart Mrs George Chick Mrs Ridgely Flook Mrs Victor Kifer and many local club members and leaders at the Everhart home.
Dr Fishbein explains measles incubation from 11 to 14 days, contagious onset with coughing and sneezing, and typical eruption timing. He notes Koplik spots on mucous membranes, fever, cold symptoms, and rash spreading from face to body. warns isolation and neighborly duty to warn families to prevent spread.
Burges Johnson, veteran professor, surveys the American college as a two house legislature. He notes the clash between classroom aims and campus distractions, urging a balanced view of student life, hobbies, language, and theJoiners. The book blends mature wisdom with dry humor and remains readable throughout.
Cannerville Copperville notes Mrs. Charles Bowers and family visiting Frederick. Grace Spangler visits her parents. Roy Smith and Virginia call on Mrs. Laurence Foutz. The Bakers of Taneytown spend with the Deberrys. The Dollingers and Cocaml family visit Travanian. Foutz and Goeseet visit in Quincy. Mrs. John Frock hosts friends. A film of oil drifts over the ocean affecting areas near New York and Cherbourg and birds are harmed.
In New York Harold Reilly operates a two floor Health Service Club at Radio City for radio stage and opera figures. The physiotherapist offers an oxygen bath and other devices to soothe nerves and fatigue from nine to nine daily. Reilly cites famous patrons and enforces strict quiet while inside.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays is presented with many misspellings and broken dates. Notable figures include William Harris Crawford Samuel Lover Winslow Homer and George Moore among others with scattered dates and mixed biographical notes.
A jumble of quoted lines cites labor officials Edward McGrady and others about wages for a 42 day period, followed by erratic remarks on war and politics. The garbled text references European conflict threats and figures such as Terri Chetbele and Rudolf Houbti, with mentions of Harvard and royalty in disjointed phrases.
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