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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
8
A savage tribal revolt blocks an uncle’s gun aid to a besieged rajah. Clyde battles political and military obstacles in the tropics. Christine resists evacuation as her father’s plan unfolds amid forces from the Avon and Forresters in Balingeng Bay.
Clyde orders port watch to lower away and lead an ascent toward the Siderong River. The narrator questions motives while preparing for danger as Clyde insists on pressing inland for Christine and the Forrester affair. Tense plans, old loyalties, and the risk of death by action frame the opening of this chapter.
In Lovettsville Virginia January 22 telegram style notes report new telephone service at Lovettsville with Miss L C Werking heading the operation and moving to Vienna to manage the system. Many locals listed as ill visiting relatives and guests from Washington and Richmond attend dinners and church events.
Washington January meeting with President Roosevelt includes Edsel Ford William Knudsen Alvin Macauley to curb high pressure installment financing. Attendees pledge cooperation to stabilize employment and limit consumer debt, though no firm figures set. Macauley states no decisions on specific limits were reached.
Taneytown on January 14 organized a school boy Safety Patrol at St Josephs parochial school under Percy M Burke of the Automobile Club of Maryland and A A A. Patrols aim to help children travel safely. 200,000 plus patrols exist in 1,800 towns. Gerard Myers captains, Edgar Fowble lieutenant, patrolmen Howard Baker Maurice Feeser and Eugene Myers. Sister Philip Neri faculty supervisor. Also notes on Taney Lodge activities, a card party planned, and local school events including PTA meetings, visitors’ days, and mid-year exams January 24–28.
Taylorsville residents share visits in Baltimore and notable events include Miss Sadie Poole's death at eighty eight and burial at Mt Olivet. Social calls involve Mrs Byers and Barnes families, while others assisted with butchering for Mr and Mrs Gunn. A demonstration was held in town on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Cleveland society watches a startling divorce and remarriage sequence as Margaret Werntz and Maxwell Norcross pursue marriage after both had divorced their previous spouses. Orrury Werntz and Lynd Hutchinson Norcross are central figures in the exchanged spouses arrangement.
A bridge problem from William E McKenney discusses why distribution outranks honor tricks in a hand where East doubles four spades. The article outlines play decisions, provides a diagram, and previews a future series on the Culbertson bidding system, illustrating modern methods for a slam from North and South vulnerable.
Edgar Jenkins remains indisposed while Ruby King shows slight improvement. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Albert Grimes visit family, and Gosnell and Jenkins families host guests in Westminster. Homemakers and Woman's Club events occur, with Miss Katherine Haines hosting the Young Woman's Club. Boy Scout committee forms and invites local boys to join Tenderfoot preparations.
Mixed reports from Congress show interactions around the TVA hydropower program and the House Military Affairs Committee. Andrew J. May supports strong TVA oversight while Frank Dodd’s prewar anti fascist views conflict with Roosevelt era diplomacy.
General Motors president Jaons D. Mooney, speaking at an American Engineering Council dinner, notes in his remarks that over two decades in Washington he observed many visitors seeking benefits without paying.
Congressional clashes emerge as Maury Maverick of Texas leads a battle over TVA. May’s resolute vs Norris-Maverick plan aims to probe private power company anti TVA activity, labeled a red herring by May which risks reshaping the investigating chair. Diplomatic double cross accompanies retirement drama as William E. Dodd learns of his Berlin era duplicity.
Mrs. Mary Marble has returned home to Saint Euphemia parish area after visiting her daughter in Texas Md. A Sodality card party in St Euphemia hall drew many attendees with Lizzie Hopp winning 500 and Henry Cool taking the pitch prize. Baltimore visitors included Mr and Mrs J W Brookes and Harry S Boyle Jr. Warner Boyle also stayed with his parents. Miss Jean Bollinger visited two days in Hanover Pa.
Howard G Hice aged 38 and Margaret H Moreland aged 37 widow, both of Pittsburgh, were issued marriage licenses. Earl W. Bussard and others as executors transferred property to Glenn R Nikirk and wife for $2,500. Catoctin Lodge Inc. to Catse ttin Faren Inc in the county, Emra EaMar unmarried Thomas D Oden in the county, SIX.
On January 22 Mrs Julia Warner hosted a quilting party. Present were Mrs Clayton Deviltuss Mrs William Wolfe Mrs Harry Wolfe Mrs Deviloss and Mrs Clarence Mae. Mrs George H Stocksdale and Miss Hubert J Walden attended. both were undecided about their plans as the group discussed a beaver related project and a new anime interest.
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