Births and local society notes fill Frederick city pages
Congratulations pour in for a new son born at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. C. W. Gregory hosts Helen Gregory visiting from Washington. Presbyterian church Young Women's Club meets with George W. McComas as president and Frans L. Bentz showing pictures. Mrs. Elmer E. Dison chairs the ladies committee for the dinner. Mrs. Paul L. Willard hosts a bridge luncheon series with multiple prize winners across three days. George D. Miller marks his 73rd birthday at 13 East South Street. Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 87 observes its eighteenth anniversary with a banquet at the Key Hotel, highlighted by program, music, and dances. Numerous members and guests attend, with families listed among attendees.
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3Ren’s Club
The
Presbyterian Church
George W. McComas
Frans L. Bentz
Baltimore
Frederick
Conservation Commission
Elmer E. Dison
Willard
Paul L. Willard
Lindbergh Avenue
Warren Tydings
A. Austin Pearce
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Glenn T. Swisher
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Lawrence Holter
Lawrence Fahmey
Anna Mary Rohrback
Eric Lundgren
Charles E. Broadrup
James H. Harris
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Belle McDevitt
Noble Grand
Letitia Seley
Franklin Shipley
Edith Starner
S. Elmer Brown
A. Frank Miller
George L. Mobley
Edward M. Akers
Knights of Pythias Ounteers
A. L Ellin
Anne Elizabeth
Skippy” Staley
Eleanor Eichelberger
Nelson C. Brown
Grade Reformed Charge
Walkersville
Mildred Wills
Mollie Winebrewer
Pauline RB. Koontz
Charles Roelke
Celeste R. Thomas
Letitia Staley
Elsie M. Stone
Sadie Ogle
Ruth Cronise
Beatrice Gastley
Edward Akers
M. Etzler
Earl Gastley
Edward Mc Devitt
Dr Meeks Speaks On Self Governance At College Chapel
Rev Benjamin W Meeks pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church spoke at Head College chapel under YWCA auspices. He urged individuals to enforce laws not in books, noting discipline builds integrity and character enabling mastery over life.
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Meeks
Benjamin W. Meeks
D. D
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Head College
Mary Cornelia Flowers
Baltimore
Janet Jensen
Glen Ridge
N. J
Notable voices lament radio era biases and pride in Africa project
Bilrs Osa Johnson widow of Martin Johnson seeks a grand Africa film, while Vincent Lopez laments anthem ignorance and Carnelia Otis Skinner notes radio pay. Carrie Chapman Catt asserts resilience against fascism as women’s suffrage leader.
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Africa
Bilrs
Osa Johnson
Explorer
Martin Johnson
Carnelia Otis Skinner
Carrie Chapman Catt
Woman Suffrage Movement
Present System Benefit Payments To Continue
Washington, Jan. 20. A joint congressional committee decided to continue the present system of government benefit payments to farmers under the proposed new ever normal granary program. This aligns with the House passed farm bill while the Senate sought parity payments for cotton, wheat, and corn. The panel works to reconcile differences between chambers. Senator Pope, Democrat, Idaho.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pope
Idaho
Compromise Would Pay Parity on Crops Under Soil Plan
The compromise includes a provision that if funds are available, payments on all crops will be parity based. Under the soil conservation system, a farmer is paid for taking land out of major crop production and using it to conserve soil.
Daily Lesson in English Deference and common word issues
This item outlines common usage errors such as be neither gave me paper nor pencil and garnishee pronunciation. It defines deference as courteous yielding to thoughtful authority and encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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Whewell
Boy 6 Recites Facts at Legion Memory Test
In Oakland California on January 21 a six year old, Raymond Ellsworth Harvey, demonstrates a remarkable memory, answering nearly every general knowledge question posed by members of the American Legion. Teachers say he remembers almost everything he hears and he aspires to be a lawyer.
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Oakland
Calif
Raymond Ellsworth
Harvey
Raymond
American Legion
Berlin builds home for seamen wives at Kiel Hafenau
Nazis ease the loneliness of sailors wives by locating a free housing complex at Kiel Hafenau along the canal between the North and Baltic seas. The facility offers free lodging and a 24 hour alert system for ship arrivals as families await months apart. The report links the Sedan news of 1870 to Napoleon III's fall and the third French republic.
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Kiel-Holfenau
North
Baltic
France
Sedan
Napoleon II
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East Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
Helen Gregory
Washington, D.C
Mr. Ang Airs
C. W. Gregory
North College Parkway
George D. Miller
East South Street
Nancy V. Markey
Rockwell Terrace
Brron Hughes
New York City
Lorene Barrick
Dottie Biehl
Hida Burke
Helen Crampton
Thelma Culler
Mabel Dixon
Clara Falk
Mary Hine
Pauline Jones
Elia Lee
Elizabeth Mackley
Mae Moser
Elta Rhoderick
Katherine Ridenour
Myrtis Solt
Celeste K. Thomas
Fannie Zeigler
Rebekah Zimmerman
Anne Staley
Esther Miller
Messrs Akers
Horace Albaugh
Robert Bennett
Mr. Brown
Mr. Elin
J. F. Lipps
Mr. Miller
Mr. Mobley
Mr. Roelke
Mr. Shipley
Charles Staley
Lawrence Willard
Raymond D. Smith
Center Street
Charles Putman
Harry Lohr
Lewistown
Isaac Stevens
James Stevens
Creagerstown
Thomas Delahay
Glennire
Percy Adelaide Shriver
North Market Street
Bextra
Hatire
Garbers
Greece
Ee Utes
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Lamb McNanny
Maine
Applesauce
Orange & Black Products
CAP LO Food
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Billy Rose
New York
Casa Manana
Rose
Benjamin Franklin
Commencial Bank OF Maryland
Federal Deposit Ene Saran
Vincent Lopez
Hagerstown
FUR Shop
Washington ST
Oposite
Hagerstown, MD
Maxwell House
Jems
Fancy Sweet Creamery
Phillips
Mansfield
Gibbs Pork & Beans
Golden Crown
Swift
Eregternesis Swift
Blue Ridge Frankfurters
Swift’s
California
Lima
Pillsbury
Staub’s
Chase
Sanbern’s
Maryland
New Lake
Tbs
Frederick County
Carmack’s Food Center
Meat Department
Lean
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Bakers
Happy Family
Zeca Wel
Maxwell
Coffee & IT
Zoe
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