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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
1
A historical reflection warns of sledding dangers on icy days, urging strict parental rules and potential city prohibitions. It recalls accidents, deaths, and near misses from car and sled interactions, noting night time as a major risk and suggesting roped-off hills as safer options.
In 1938 fashion, young women blend modern sports with retro undergarments. Girdles return to shape curves, long-sleeve nightdresses and cotton petticoats echo past styles. Skiing and dance outfits feature woolen underlayers, beading, and satin ribbons, tying comfort to feminine lines.
The Sunshine Class of the Lutheran Sunday School in Walkersville meets Monday at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. Jose Carlotti with eleven members present. Officers named include President Virginia Culler and secretary Marina Feaster. A Sunshine Sister supper is planned for next month, refreshments were served. A separate note reports a Garden Club course on flower judging held at the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore with Frederick attendees mentioned.
Baltimore Jan 12 Dr T B Symons director of Maryland 4 H clubs told members the main goal of farm education is to prepare youths not only for farm tasks but for city industrial life He urged that about 40 percent of farm youths be trained for city life since they will eventually move to urban areas Symons spoke at the annual statewide 4 H meeting as part of a series of farm organization conventions in the city.
A chimney fire at the residence of William T. Kreh, 110 McMurray street, called out the Independent Hose Company's engines about 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The blaze was extinguished with practically no damage, traced to an overheated furnace.
A two week revival begins Monday at 7 30 pm at the Church of God in Brunswick led by Pastor Rev Clarence McGaha. The guest speaker will be Rev H B Lingle of the Church of God in Chambersburg Pa.
Marriage licenses issued to Noah F. King and Martha R. Hillery, and to Frank J. Dixon and Mary P. Kalavitnos. Property deeds recorded: Masser to Oscar T. Brown and wife by county, 10 dollars. Conner to Alan W. Fogle by county, 10 dollars. Lambert to Stewart G. Terpenning by county, 10 dollars. Shuff Jr. to Lawrence Haley Jr. by county, 10 dollars. Rosenstock trustees to Thomas C. Dixon in city, 6000 dollars.
The fortieth anniversary of King David Lodge No. 0 O. O. F. was observed with many members and visitors. Past Grand Robert A. Bennett presided, the Grand Sire proclamation was read, and installation of officers was led by District Deputy Grand Master S. Joseph Zimmerman with several Past Grand Masters assisting.
Burkittsville area residents report visitors from Washington DC and Maryland over the holidays. Deeds for several properties were recorded, including the sale of land near East Second Street for 6 000 dollars, Bond Farm in Johnsville district for about 7 000 dollars, and another 39 acre parcel near Petersville for about 3 200 dollars.
Talks were made by Past Grands G Oscar Rhoads Francis D Johns ton Byron A Winebrewer and Charles F Seeger. Refreshments were served.
A three days cough is a danger signal that can lead to serious trouble tomorrow. Creomulsion offers relief as a palatable remedy blending Beechwood Creosote with other ingredients to soothe inflamed membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm. The ad promises a genuine Creomulsion dose, with a money back guarantee if relief is unsatisfactory.
Officers of the Citizens National Bank were elected at a board meeting on Wednesday. All were re-elected: Joseph D. Baker as chairman, Holmes D. Baker as president, John H. Baker and Joseph McDiit as vice presidents, W. Bartgis Storm as cashier, and D. Ralph Zimmerman and Lewis M. Sponselter as assistant cashiers.
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