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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1935

Page

5

Boy’s account of beating contradicted in county probe

A county investigation on Tuesday debunked 13 year old Samuel Hood’s tale of being beaten by a New Market farmer after pulling up a tomato plant. The boy, on probation, had leapt from a second story window and later suffered multiple injuries, with officials noting he was not at the farm he claimed and was returned home with a probation agent.

Samuel Hood Walter Hood New Market Michael E Poe Ahso Frederick Monterue Hospital Probation Office Fs Cory

DeMolay Dance Draws Ninety Couples from Frederick and Hagerstown

Approximately ninety couples attended the first annual DeMolay dance at Staddock Heights sponsored by the Frederick and Hagerstown chapters. About 45 couples from each city enjoyed Gordon Clark's orchestra and a host of local chaperones and organizers.

Frederick Hagerstown Order of DeMolay Staddock Heights Gordon Clark Broadcasting Orchestra Afr Alvin G. Quinn J. Walker Carty C. Gyril Klein Sarah Leither Barclete E. Kenneedy Betty Markey Effie Moore Laura Orisa Helen F. Taylor Katherine E Merrick Jean Gosnell Helen Hargett Louisa Kepler Evelyn Mack Pauline Jones Mary Anna Jconss Virginia Shipley Cexvelina Hahn Anna v. Conroy Pauline Fogle Helen Butchie Loretta Thomas Beatrice Harper Anna Margaret Gaither Helen Whitmore Frances Williams Dorothy Oden Jorce Aa Free Ruth Nicodemus Ruth Adams Vera Biehl Mildredeyser Jeannette Koons Barbara Rowe Daisy Baumgardner Mary Elizabeth Stauffe Helen Loots Sue Gonso Mary Mulssan Virginia Kine Juia Derr Messrs Wikard Marker Don Wilems C. Robert Siup Jack Kehne Joseph Ehme G. Edward Nogie W. Meredith Young Willam R. Schickmech Robert Harrington Lincoin DB Segelbrecht J. B. Price Elmer E Baier Frank R. Smith, Jr Richard Kemn Walter A. Danner Frederick M. Hemp R. Page Heck Hard A. Nogie James McLaren Jr James Lor Linwood Myers Milten A. Frank Ridge Charies Lana Edger Hols Meredich Hickman Prankie Wiles Austin M. Fogle A. Robert Moss George C. Stauffer J. Rovers McLaren Austin L. Hefner G. David Garber Richard Radeute George William Sath Charles Pook Ralph Olson Kenneth Devilbiss

Refrigerator Cooking: Meat Salad Or Pie Ideas

A NEA Service recipe feature explains chilling meals in the refrigerator as an alternative to baking. It details a Family Sandwich Loaf using bread, sardines, cream cheese, eggs, and vegetables, then describes a Pineapple Pie made with gelatin, pineapple, and cream, plus a sample tomorrow’s menu with breakfast and dinner items.

Mary Dague Nea Service

Moon Eclipse to Dazzle Sky This Friday Night

The first total lunar eclipse in this region since last November will occur Friday night with Antares nearby. Observers at the Maryland Academy of Sciences may photograph the event with or without a telescope depending on conditions. The eclipse is expected to be visible to the naked eye, culminating around early Saturday morning as the moon leaves Earth’s shadow.

Maryland Academy of Sciences J. Carlson Wof Astronormical Observatory Maryland Woltsa Antares Scorpon Wolf

Memorial Boulevard topic at Kiwanis meeting

David C. Winebrunnen 3rd urged Frederick as the route for a Washington to Gettysburg memorial boulevard and called for a citizen study group to prepare a concise brief for the commission. He noted funding from Maryland Pennsylvania and DC road funds and highlighted the Monocacy battlefield connection.

Frederick Washington Gettysburg Memorial David C. Winebrenner Kiwanis Stub Hotel Prederick Act of Congress Commission of Thirteen Roosevelt Winebrenner Monocacy Battlefield Wine~brenner Monocacy Trans Roads Commissions Maryland Pennsylvania District of Columbia Parsons Newmen Newman Robert L Smith General Chaiman Kiwanis Club James Marrone Robert Olds Washington, D. C

Will of Miss Renn Bequests To Relatives In Probate

The will of the late Miss Anna E. Renn near Feagaville has been probated in Orphans Court. Dated July 8, 1913, the document provides life trust for Ida Renn, with multiple bequests to nephews George Fenn, Charles Hean, and Pascal Renn, plus shares to nieces and children of Renn siblings. Executor and alternate executor named, with residue to heirs as ages reach 21 or 25.

Anna E. Renn Feagaville Orphans Court Miss Renn Ida F. Renn George FR. Fenn Muss Renn Charles E. Hean Pascal Renn E. Charles Renn Mr. Renn George RL Charles E. Renn Testaimx Testa Mise Ida Renn Mix John L. Renn George Calvin Renn Sarah A. DeGrange Mary BE. Zimmerman Emma J. Flock M. Alice Roelkey E. Charies Renn Mr Renn Austin P. Renn Russell E Lightner Claude S. Hahn

What They Contain Spinach and Greens and Gastronomic Choice

The passage notes spinach and greens such as onions, sulfur, cabbage, celery, and lettuce affect the nervous system. It emphasizes personal judgment in diet and that each person should eat what agrees with them as their own gastronomic judge.

Daily English Lesson on Misuse and Pronunciation

The note explains common mistakes such as using go around vs go round and differentiates secret from secrete. It also lists synonyms for disorder and suggests practical tips to expand vocabulary by using a word three times.

Abject Word of the Day Echoes Shakespeare

Today’s word is Abject meaning sunk to a low condition or down in spirit. The note links the term to Shakespeare for emphasis on bleak, lowly dreams and the sense of banishment from hope.

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