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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
11
Olive Roberts Brorton discusses child contrariness as a real issue in families. She outlines causes such as resentment toward parents, insecurity from home life, and domination by playmates, and suggests giving a child occasional freedom to reduce stubborn behavior.
The Thurmont executive committee of the FTA outlined plans for the annual school carnival to be held Friday and Saturday February 18 and 19. A long list of committees led by chairwomen and mothers was announced including punch and sandwiches cake and candy game team advertising dining room grab bag and entertainment venues. The Monocacy Brotherhood of St John’s Lutheran church Cre Renivert held its monthly meeting at the Parish House last week.
The fragmentary OCR notes a phrase about a sailor saying farewell as a ship departs on an endless cruise. It lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a full report.
Officers elected for the ensuing year are President George Hoffman Vice President Anna Putman Secretary Richard Smith and Treasurer Everett Siull. A second banquet is set for Friday February 11 when the new officers will be installed The next meeting is February 10 The Thurmont Homemakers Club met at Effie Creeger’s home with 13 seniors present Mrs Howard Creeger presided The creed was read by Mrs Raymond Creeger A 15 minute music period was led by music chair Corbett The president introduced the new program books and the home grounds committee members were listed The year’s project includes two specimen exhibits and growing a new perennial Mrs Stoner spoke on New Lupines The University of Maryland Extension Service was discussed with Mr Ballard Providing help The reading chair Anna Jones requested a review of A Lantern in His Hand read by Mrs Albert Gernand A paper on Abbey McKensie Deal was read by Mrs Grayson Palmer The next meeting is February 28 at Mrs Barry Ruck’s home
Detour, January 27 reports Dr Sherb visiting his father and sister with several local families hosting guests. Attendees at dinners for Mr and Mrs Edgar Kiser include Carroll and Warne families from Detour and nearby Taneytown and Union Bridge. Wilson Church announces Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and service at 7:30 p.m. Reese Smith and William Fowler visit from York and Gaithersburg respectively, staying with Sidney Shry near Detour.
Series of real estate transfers shows Effe A. Biggs to C. Harry Eyres in the county with Maria T. Harwood as executrix. Peoples Liquidating Corporation deed in the county for 2700 dollars. Earl W. Bussard and wife to John O. Rouizahn and wife. Louise H. Reynolds and others to John W. Owens in the county for 10 dollars. Margaret P. Coblentz and husband to Mary K. Coblentz in the county for 10 dollars. Ends with note on Florida hosting the nation’s largest deposits of fuller’s earth and phosphates.
NBC plans a Pitcairn Island broadcast while NBC and CBS schedule a wealth of weekend radio items including debates, operatic salutes, long distance interviews from New York to Buenos Aires, and a roster of musicals, dramas, and concerts across WEAF WABC WIZ NBC and other stations. Local court case reports note speeding fines and a diaz historical reference closes the item.
Officer Charles Burras charged James Hall with drunkenness on the street. Hall pleaded guilty and was fined $2.50 by the court.
Fragmented notes from Sam's Creek recount visits and entertainments at multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Herbertard, Mrs. Albert Ecker, Mrs. Orval Laws, Jean iifer and Woodrow Mutter near Marston, and George Miller's dinner guests. Also mentions a card club gathering hosted by Mrs Bermand Lb Pleasant and local garbage collectors in London are known as dustmen.
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