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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
12
The piece argues President Roosevelt adheres to the New Deal philosophy despite court reverses. It notes his aim to intertwine reform and recovery, expand action after the NRA decision, and suggests judicial rulings may shape his 1936 campaign strategy.
Detour July 10 report notes George Schuldt injured in a Wednesday night car wreck near Folonville. he is home and recovering. Myerly, heat exhausted while harvesting for W I Miller, improving. Miss Agnes Six visiting Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Detour and Ebeysville Home Club to meet at Mrs C W Cover’s in Ladiesburg this evening. Joseph Edwards in Westminster Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs EB Warner. Visitors at Mrs Ward Young’s home included Alvah Young and family, Janet and Elma, Cora Barrick, Frederick, Mrs H Young, Keysville, and John Iner of Taneytown. Mildred DeBerry of Copper Rile spent Saturday with her sister. Miss Miller of Middleburg guest of Mrs John Smith and daughter Mary in Keysville Thursday. Never Weary Class of Mr Lutheran church held its monthly meeting in the basement.
Friday meeting led by President Kenneth Dougherty included a short address on Paul's Letter to the Corinthians by Miss Lucy Miller and a series of games followed by refreshments served by Miss Mary Bostian. Attendees listed include Hulda and Doris Gaver Joseph Gaver Frank Harbaugh Nevin Bollinger Earl Putman Louise Scitely Charles Scitely Isaac Bostian Goughter Mary Janet Heifsnider Mildred Coshun Edith Yoder and Gladys Mariz.
Romance entered the prosaic business relationship of the multi million air head of the American Tobacco Company and his secretary. George Washington Hillshore, 51 and two widowers, wed Mary T Barnes, 39, in London. The bride’s mother Mrs Badgeet Barnes, in New York, said she wasn’t surprised, as she knew the marriage was coming. Blood remains alive and germ free for at least eight hours after death according to tests.
New York July 10 Yale crews showed a sharp comeback on the Thames and Hudson course as Yale’s oars reworked the stroke. Coach Cosch Ed Leader says a longer slide with a shorter body swing preserves water length while delivering a decisive catch. He compares timing to golf’s impact moment and urges synchronized cadence to outpace rivals.
A 1922 Washington crew faced California on choppy waters and fell behind before a late surge. The Utes executed a trap like maneuver catching California off guard as Yale and Harvard also faced tough competition. The account notes strong crews from Washington Yale and California with tight margins and strategic pacing in upstream races.
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