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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
5
Local brief notes an unsteady OCR fragment mentioning a Friday date in January with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations clearly readable. Additional readable facts are insufficient to form a full event or notice.
A fragment discusses price, wages, and store size in Frederic versus larger cities. It notes higher costs for large outfits, better stock and service in big towns, and a belief that mercantile training and courteous salespeople justify higher prices. It laments the impact on locals and shoppers.
Historical notes list notable anniversaries and birthdays including Glenn B. Martin of Batinsore, 50 years, Alvan Macauley of Detroit, 64 years, and Robert M. Huteruns of Chicago, 37 years, with other figures from 1858 to present noted for reference.
Nathan 1. Baile, cashier of the First National Bank of New Windsor, gave a reception to Carroll County bankers at his residence. The event marks a noted social gathering among local financial leaders.
Fragmentary item notes Will Rogers quote about America leading in freak movements and criticizes rich men without purpose working night and day to restore confidence. The readable text is garbled and presents a general social commentary rather than a specific event.
Fragmentary text mentions Morehead Kentucky, German producer Mars G and Lloyd George era hints. Confusing lines suggest a horoscope style note urging solitude, study, or meditation with a warning of temper and a hint of travel fortune within a limited sphere.
Community notices from Hagerstown include a high school night dance hosted by the HLY Club at Frederica High School featuring faculty and local groups. Also listed are engagements, weddings, showers, club meetings, and a Confederate veterans dinner with local officials and guests, plus social teas at Hood College faculty home.
George Ross reports on Broadway as the chorus of George White's Scandals splits over Leap Year proposals with Bert Fath leading the anti-proposal faction and Luis Eckhart championing the idea. The piece notes camera fanatics at night clubs and liquor dealers seeking profits from Havana trip arrangements, amid a miscellany of 1920s cultural tidbits and a dated wrap of entertainment lore.
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