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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
7
Unionville and surrounding homemaker groups met in January with twenty seven members and four visitors in Unionville and similar gatherings in Walkersville Mid-Valley Pleasant Grove Jug Bridge Batlinger clubs. Demonstrations on cooking cheaper meats were led by multiple members, with reports on projects, reading and international relations, and plans for February meetings.
Wilhelm Zimmerman, music chair man, led attendees in Alexander's Ragtime Band and Seeing Nellie Home. Mrs. Russell Thomas and Mrs. William Howard demonstrated cooking cheaper meats. Mrs. T P Cutler will report a book on the radio Tuesday morning. Next gathering set for February 2 at Mrs. Fred Brubaker's home.
Court records show licenses issued for James B. Spangler and Lorraine V. Phillips, plus Richard V. Wallace and Maxine J. Holterm an, and Melvin R. Burdette Jr. with Ruth May Barthlow. Property deed transfers list Lemuel Bowers to Elmer Eyler. Frederick March of Dimes chair Alton Y. Bennett reports $164.03 raised for Parkway School. Pitchblende noted as primary uranium ore, followed by carnotite.
Prince Georges County Commissioners will order a new study of the malnourished Huntsville children, Lawrence Hunt aged 11 and Marie Louise Hunt aged 6, after testimony contradicted earlier Welfare Board statements. The children remain at Prince Georges General Hospital in critical condition, unable to walk or talk, fed intravenously.
A fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland discusses a word of the day, Sublimation, defining it as uplifted or purified morality. The note cites a Southern quote about religion as morality refined, and ends with an attributed fragment.
A guide highlights common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It notes correct plural forms like kinds, explains detour pronunciation, and distinguishes impassable from impassible. It lists synonyms for freeing someone from blame and hints at word study strategies.
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