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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1937

Page

4

THE DAILY NEWS and Independent Newspayer

A garbled OCR style notice from The Daily News appears with fragmented names and entities, mentioning The Necet Billiing Court Street and Frederic as well as printing and Associated Press references. The text shows erroneous revisions and editorial disclaimers, with no clear event or outcome stated.

Pybus Bandar Necet Billiing Court Street Prederice Meryiarc HUE Oreat Socihehm Printing and Aoa, Manufacturing CO Associated Prios Presa Ca

Molasses Moves Up in Wall Street Circle

Former Columbia University figure Tugwell joins a molasses concern on Wall Street as vice president. He will oversee general executive duties, expanding molasses as a food product alongside directors Taussig and Berle Jr. The move links Washington policy background with private sector expansion in a broad, labored field.

Molasses Resfard G. Tugeedl Columbia University The White Mouse Marsh Addy Wall Street Adonis Brain Trusters Charles W. Taussig Adolphe A. Berle, Jr Taneste Tug Tugnett Washington

Daily Lesson in English Word Study Summary

English lesson on pronunciation misspellings and usage. Notes warn against common errors and propose vocabulary growth. Today's focus word is Fallacious meaning deceptive or misleading.

Hoopers Delight On Tear In Jenking Homes

A fragmentary diary style note lists neighbors who assisted with butcher work for the Jenking family and others in Waynesboro on a Tuesday and Wednesday. It records several names including the Franklins, Barneses, Marstellas, Nalls, Jenkings, and related households, plus attendance at a funeral in Meadow Branch cemetery and social visits through the week.

Hooper Edgar Jacob Gunn Mig Dewey Jenkinga Bedley d Jenking Raymond Devall Ray Franklin Con SP Sterling Mises Edna Paulina Isabelle Slern Edgar Jenkins Hanson Franklin Buddy Faryer Jamen Wooper Waynesboro Eters Frank Barna David Marstella Edward Nall Walnes Ralph Beck Alry Frank Reese Fred Farrer Roy Franklin Irene Hooper Earl Gorusch Waynewboro Meadow Branch Reis Me Fred Keller Dewey Jenkins Wiley Conan Frank Barnes Evelyn Frances Barnes Ford Francis Rares Reeaniane Stee

County Teachers and Parents Need Shared Education Roles

An article by the Pregesik County Teachers Association argues that home and school serve distinct goals in child education. It stresses the need for cooperative understanding, not overprotection, noting parents’ emotions and teachers’ professional objectivity.

Orhe Pregesik Coun Y Ora Cother Virginia

Frederick Fifty And Twenty Years Ago Highlights

Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick, local items note R Drown Henderson named postmaster, Joseph D Naker elected Montgomery County National Bank president, and George Souder buys a 170 acre farm in Jefferson district for 8250. Hospital reports receipts 39404 with deficit 2099. Agricultural Society lists officers. James M Smith and Mrs Smith serenaded after marriage. Aaron of Henderson buys Charles Wifer farm south of Frederick for 6800.

R. Drown Henderson Ae Postmaeter Frederick Henry Willams Henderson United States Gorman Joseph D. Naker Montgomery County National Bank George Souder Thomas J. Macgill Jefferson District Frederick City Hospital Manarare Annette H. Baughman Eile Eichelberger Lillie M. Keller Sybelle M Etchison Fredick County Agricultural Society David Cramer Charles HH. Coates D C. Warehine Guy K Molter Harry M. Cramer J Tarry Promide Charles N. Datgherty D. Princeton Mackey James M Smith Woodeboro Meadsburg Mr. Smith Smith's Hotel WoorsLores Bank Woordeboro and Detar Turnpike Company Aaron Rice Iffffrson Charleye Wiffer Joseph F. Rock United States Department of Agriculture Vienna James G. Rogers Yale Law School Denver Howard S. Palmer N.Y. Noh. & Hortford Railroad Maine Frederick A. Kolster Switzerland Kay Francis Oklahoma City Okla Harold Stanier American Institute of Banking New York City San Jose Lord Arnold

Irish Folk Lore in Newest Books for Young Readers

Olive Roberts Barton reviews recent titles introducing Irish folklore for young readers. From The Donkey Goes Visiting and The Unicorn with Silver Hair to tales of leprechauns and enchantment, the piece highlights works by Ella Young Patricia Lynch and others, noting appeal for children and teens. It also surveys broader children’s and young adult books, including biographies and adventure stories, mentioning authors such as Joseph Cottier Alfred Hayes Opal Wheeler Elizabeth Janet Cray and Howard Pease.

Olive Roberts Barton Chikman Ella Young Gaedes Iridland der Smith Ireland Fileydand Langmans Erin Patricia Lynch Button Chiddren Tepe Rechauns Prippine Joseph Cottier Little Brown Hoyer Wilburne Woodrow Wilson Dames Daupherty Aketelis Alice Neard Stokes Suung Reymond L. Ditmars Lipplacet Youn Oki Alfred Hates C Longrmans Joseph Haydn Opal Wheeler Door Deutcher Cutton Char Bay Beppy Marlowe Charles Towne Elizabeth Janet Cray London Georgia Norman Tecksyell Mansfield MeAllister Patrol Barrar Rinehart Howard Pease Stan Ridley Nera Previows Doubleday Pearl Islands Herbert Best Viking Africa

Teachers and parents must share roles for child growth

The article discusses the mutual responsibilities of teachers and mothers in child education, urging recognition of each others’ functions. It notes that parents and educators, though different, should collaborate to support the child through complementary efforts.

Frederick CO. Teachers Association

Dinner Guests Note Busy Taylorsville Social Scene

A string of New Year and weekend dinners gathers Taylorsville couples and families. Guests include Fred Mogin and others visiting from Baltimore and Washington. Recaps mention Merton Franklin recovering from a recent illness and a closing line about O T Buckman.

Taylorsville Fred Mogin Song G. Hy. Magles France Condon Virginia Welsh Baltimore Truman Barnes Elizabeth Barnes Charlier Barnes Bast Gosnell Jimmie Harry Barnes Morace Wipaley Chester Nuse Doum Yvonne Buckingham Hipstey Airy Wiliam Gosnell Washington Lewis Jones Ally Alan Moore Thomas Moore Jesse Hooper Jefferson Hooper Wikia Hooper Herbert Pickett Fred Franklin Hanson Franklin Augustus Hooper William Gosnell Cheater Nusbaum Horace Hipsley Merton Franklin Nan Wae Gripp Mra O, T, Buckman

Sir Herbert Ames to Speak at Hood College Thursday

Sir Herbert Ames will be guest speaker at Hood College Thursday for an extended chapel service in Brodbeek Tal. The talk titled Does German Armament Necessarily Mean War will be open to the public. Ames, Montreal native and Maryland League of Nations representative, will lead a round table with students from 115 PM to 3 PM in the Yo hut. An open meeting at Hood Town Hall at 7 PM in Bredbeek Hall will feature The Bubbling Cauldron of Central Europe.

Werbert Ames Hood College Brodbeek Tall Wma Im Ube Sir Herbert Montreal Canada United States Americs Maryland League of Nations Association Herbert Houd Town Mockly Bredbeek Hall Central Europe

Welfare Disbursements Ordered By Co. Board

Montgomery County Commissioners approved welfare and relief disbursements totaling 3690.56 at the weekly meeting in Rockville on Tuesday. The Social Service League will receive 2367.07 to fund December care of children, while 1322.08 goes to the county Welfare board for aid to the blind and dependent children in January. A December aid report from P Rosy Souder showed total expenditures 3129.55, with 2971.85 for social relief, 60 for county pensions, and 24.30 for school children's clothing.

Montgomery County Rockville Social Service League County Welfare Board P. Rosy Souder Pape Neue Ete

Symphony to Play Here With College Glee Club

The Franklin and Marshall Symphony Orchestra announced a coming season with a visit to Hood College in April and a collage Glee Club appearance. Frederick S. Klein directs the orchestra while Dr. Marty A. Sykes leads the Glen Club.

Franklin and Marshall Symphony Orchestra Ais Collage Glee Club Hood College Ambassadors Normandie Frederick S. Klein Glen Club

Today in History and Birthdays from Worcester

A compact listing of historical anniversaries and birthdays featuring figures like Salmon P. Chase and Horatio Alger Jr, plus a brief Today in History section noting events from 1733 to 1936 and a short horoscope. Includes names, places, and dates such as Worcester Massachusetts and Lincoln era references.

John Davis Worcester Mass Northboro Salmon P. Chase Ohio Lincoln Treasury Liacola Cornish N. W Ethel Lynn Bee Goshen N. J Orange Horatio Alger, Jr New York City Mark the Chelsea William C. Winslow Boston P.E Justin H. Smith Boscawen N. H New York Alexander Legee International Harvester Company Federal Farm Hoard Dane County Wis Oglethorpe Georga Land Charleston S.C United States Senate Stobert W. Archibald Italy South Saar United States Supreme Court

Pitches Horseshoes On Wedding Anniversary Of Shriver Pair

Joshua Biggs Shriver celebrated his fiftieth wedding anniversary with four generations present at their Taneytown road home near Westminster. A dinner and gifts of cash clothing and furnishings marked the day while relatives from Hanover Baltimore and Carroll County attended. The couple aged 72 and 74 have spent most of their life in Carroll County where Shriver farms. Four generations include six children sixteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Joshua Biggs Shriver Files Shriver Taneytown Road Westminster Mrs. Shriver John W. Shriver Lincoln E. Crumbling Carroll County Mr. Shriver Nilanne Herbert W Roy J Charles E Theodore R Hanover Clarence L Dewey J Baltimore Joshua Shriver Clarence &. Shriver Carroll F. Shriver Patricia Lee Werbert Shriver Jaiiaied Maria Clarence Shriver Aubrey O

Eccentric Writing Hours Of Noted Creators Highlight January Sage

New York January 13 features backstage quirks of stars like Rodgers Hart Reinhardt Wolfe and ONeill. It notes Ben Hecht MaacArthur Joe Cook Cornelia Otis Skinner Moss Hart Gershwin and others with their odd habits and workrooms. The piece recalls Horatio Alger birthday observances and critiques penny-a-liner fame fading amid shifting tastes.

George Ross New York Raconteurs Ben Hecht Charles Maac-Arthur Iteam Rodgers and Hart Max Reinhardt Thomas Wolfe Joe Cook New Jersey Cornelia Otis Skinner Moss Hart Noel Coward Broadway

Causes and treatment of anemia in medical discussion

The article outlines that anemia arises from reduced red blood cell count or hemoglobin due to blood loss disease attacking blood forming organs or destruction of cells. It notes daily cell turnover, iron and copper needs, thyroid involvement, and how severe bleeding or chronic minor losses threaten health. Transfusion and diet are advised to restore blood, with emphasis on stopping bleeding, preventing shock, and maintaining fluids.

Winter Weather Poem by N A Lufelrow

A fragmentary verse by N A Lufelrow urges readers to endure an approaching winter. The poem muses on seasonal change, warmth, cold breezes, and the furnace’s need to spread heat as the streets grow quiet and frost begins to fall.

Syan N. A. Lufelrrow

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