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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1935
Page
9
Numerous families from Middleburg and surrounding towns gathered for Christmas Day visits. Attendees included Repp, Fleagle, Stansbury, Hyde, Bostian, Rentzel, Biddinger, Shoemaker, Welty, Sherman, Mackley, Hyde, and others. Card parties, serenades, and church services are noted with locations Baltimore Hampstead Westminster Taneytown Union Bridge and Uniontown.
Sunday School presented a varied Christmas program at Wilford Smith's home. Recitations songs and a play titled Christmas Blessings to A Blizzard featured characters Annabelle Dobbs Jane Crouse and more with families and townspeople among the cast.
Ten firemen were seriously injured when an explosion at a downtown shoe store blew them from the building into the street. Fireman George Seward underwent emergency surgery and was in critical condition with severe cuts from glass. Officials launched an investigation into the blast’s cause.
Mr and Mrs Talbot Alexander and daughters spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs William Green and family of Sam's Creek. Also Mr and Mrs W Grimes and Mr and Mrs John Wingling visited Charles Myers and wife near Johnsville. Frederick E Schulte and daughter Audrey of Baltimore spent the day.
Visitors describe Dec 49 gatherings with Lester Byler and family. Mr and Mrs Kurtz Warner and Mr and Mrs Herbert Trice hosted friends from Iman Bridge. Mia Knott and Charles Knott of Baltimore visited along with Os Grimes jand family and Frederick B Schulte and Audrey from Baltimore.Roy Alexander Gettisburg and Walter Alexander Union Bridge spent Sunday with mothers Ida Alexander. Miss Mary Black visited Mrs Virginia Barnes on Sunday.
Adolf Hitler spoke to a hastily assembled Berlin crowd denouncing alleged lies abroad about the Nazi regime. He warned of predicted collapse after the plebiscite and pledged firmness amid growing opposition.
In Saarbruecken the League of Nations governing commission chief Col G G Knox warned Saars press to stop exaggerated New Year strife reports that left at least 100 injured. He said accurate coverage is needed as tensions rise in the Saar Basin. A note adds a cubic foot of solid gold weighs about 1200 pounds troy.
A betting puzzle clue hints that a conventional curve remains steady while New Plymouth experiences a bent path. The wordplay suggests a surface tension theme in a cryptic style with a five letter solution.
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