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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1937
Page
3
Fragmentary note mentions Lash Hest and Ted Gayroe with unclear actions. No clear place date or organization is discernible. The text reads like a damaged caption or teaser with missing context.
In a hidden cabin Marion tends Ted recovering from fever and helps him evade pursuers. When distant shouts signal danger, she keeps silent to protect him, while the searchers pass by. Ted, a wounded man misremembering events, learns Marion is in hiding and confides trust as their bond deepens despite danger.
Cheltenham Md July 16 farmers who helped capture about 11 inmates of the House of Reformations laid claims tonight to rewards of five dollars per head. Superintendent Benjamin Sunserlin declined to say if rewards would be paid but said everybody will be taken care of. Farmers Frank Robertson and a neighbor captured 39 youths, Irruman Boswell captured seventeen more. Inmates fled into woods after milling about the yards and throwing stones.
Mr and Mrs Lee Willard hosted a birthday party at 123 Jefferson Wednesday evening for daughter Evelyn turning nine. Guests included Kitty Grove Emma Hendrickson Posey Hershberger Joy Grove Peggy Stewart Betty Merandt Glana Murray Betty Marie Shook Caroline Vanacore Connie Keyser Billy and Lewis Shook and Evelyn and Kenneth Willard. A Holstein-Friesian cow in a federal dairy breeding herd produced twin calves, one black and white the other red and white.
A column examining how praising children for their looks affects self esteem. It argues vanity is natural, compliments should be balanced, and both mothers and fathers should participate to avoid fostering insecurity or favoring the prettier child. It cautions against overdoing praise in social settings.
The Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy held a picnic at Braddock Heights on Thursday for employees their families and friends with about 110 attendees. Activities included swimming roller skating bowling and other recreation. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs K L Metcalf Clyde Beachley Eloise Biser Mr and Mrs William Birdy Mr and Mrs Lewis Bur Mr and Mrs Harry Chipley and many others.
The list includes Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wasler and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. William E. VanFossen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Filler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zimm erman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zimm erman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Stull and family, W. B. Anderson, L. G. Garnand, M. E Gaver, Ralph Harris and sister, G. T. Harwond, F. W. Hughes, J. W Shank, O. E. Shifler Jr, EL P.
Summers W E Toms Spencer Mercer Edgar Nicodemus Virginia Nicodemus and William Burger are listed as involved parties in a civil matter seeking resolution of disputed claims. The document outlines their roles and the jurisdiction handling the case without detailing proceedings or dates.
A Percheron association meeting at the Frederick county Courthouse adopted a constitution and by laws and approved annual dues of one dollar per head. The group budgeted 162 for publicity and announced 500 for a Percheron exhibit at the Frederick Fair with 40 to 60 animals expected and four classes of draft cattle. Attendees included Warren Tyers Allen McGregor and Henry Shoe maker among others.
Poultrymen of Maryland will gather in Baltimore for what is billed as the largest poultry event ever held in the state. The annual meeting of the International is announced to take place in College Park on July 14, bringing together farmers, breeders, and industry leaders for presentations and exhibits.
The article reports the Baby Chick Association gathering in Baltimore from July 19 to 23 with attendees from Kansas City last year totaling about 3,500. It mentions a concurrent exhibition in the same venue from July 18 to 23 featuring educational talks and breeding demonstrations, with many exhibitors and industry figures listed.
The report notes a significant improvement over the previous year when the rate stood at 20.3 percent. It highlights stronger performance and progress toward target goals, reflecting enhanced efficiency and effectiveness in the measured metric.
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