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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Mrs Abraham, a diamond fork, Colleen Mare, and various names and places. The text is garbled with financial and personal references, lacking coherent events or dates. Summary preserves just the readable entities without an identifiable action or outcome.
A garbled OCR style notice mentions Satta Moruca in California and July, with scattered references to Russians and a fight. The text is indecipherable but hints at an event or announcement with names and places obscured, leaving the main facts and dates unclear.
New Windsor ONS day on July 18 featured two well attended sessions with the theme Past Present And Future and numerous speakers. Financial tallies show National Project 81277 dollars raised, District Project 7750, Foreign Work 26650, Home Missions 307.60, local church work 2126.28, district societies 20, members 436, meetings 334. Elizabeth Beil received a surprise party at the Misses Marsh residence with attendees listed. Various visitors from Baltimore Linwood Harford and Washington area noted, with funeral attendance for Dr Geatti and travels of several families and individuals mentioned.
Local items from the columns of The News dated July 23, 1885 note a large Frederick departure for a G A A convention at Pen Mar with 700 to 750 expected passengers and a further 1,900 hoped for. a smaller excursion of 150 from Frederick to Vernon in the Water House area. and Ceresville notes mentioning Lewis E Bartice near Fa Rex with two ducks that laid 359 eggs this season.
A fragmented passage notes indebtedness in Frederick City and neighboring areas, with mentions of the Mill Village and Carron, a building once occupied by the Frederick Gracers Company near Marxe and Tard streets evacuated by workers under Henry R. Lampe.
Poem by N. A Lufburrow imagines summer escapes on bays and shores with cool breezes and boats passing, inviting readers to enjoy vacations instead of staying home to work during hot days.
A churn of visits and gatherings appears across Winfield and nearby towns. Jeanete Han cock visits Virginia Barnes in Baltimore while Amy Harrison visits Mr and Mrs Airy in Airy. The Winfield Homemakers Club holds its annual premie on July 24 at the Barnes home, hosting Taylorsville and Berrest clubs. Various families share meals and spend time with relatives in Westminster, Baltimore, Union Bridge, and Detour, including the Pickett, Barnes, Cass, and Harper households. A joint meeting of the Ateca Lutheran Women's League and Men's Club occurs July 23 with a small attendance and new member.
Mrs Upton Sinclair, former Socialist adviser to a Democratic governor candidate, operated largely from the background during a national production-for-use campaign. She is noted as a poet and daughter of a judge, with earlier public pickets in New York and Columbus, while her partner Sinclair faced legal arrests related to campaign actions.
English guide highlights common errors such as subject agreement and mispronunciations. It stresses pronunciation rules for decamp and ad-de-kamp, teaches correct usage like was there, and defines idiomatic as language peculiar to a people to enrich vocabulary daily.
Maurice Maeterlincks contemporary take on Einstein and modern science blends lofty prose with strong critique. He argues that modern theories often rely on abstract mathematics rather than observation, risking losing touch with reality. The essay, rich and poetic, remains worth reading for its philosophical challenge.
July events in Taneytown note Mrs Elva Sweetman visiting, Ladies Aid meeting for U. Brethren church, and Miss Jane Weaver visiting relatives. The tenth annual Benner reunion at Port Royal Fairgrounds featured Rev Henry ALL Benner of Quakertown as main speaker and celebrant of a church milestone, with plans for a Palatinate trip in 1936.
Greenfield July 23 There will be a chicken and ham supper and ice cream festival July 31 at Furnace Ford Park for the benefit of Koontz Chapel by the Ladies Aid Poolesville band will attend. Also lists local visitors and a patient discharged from Frederick hospital after a foot amputation from a Brunswick yard accident.
A historical roll call lists anniversaries from Bernardo de Galvez to James Gibbons and Ulysses S. Grant with birth years and death dates. a long birthday list follows for notable figures in arts, science, and politics. a short horoscope notes strong position for the week with cautions on impetuousness.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Shriver of Clarke left Monday for Morgantown West Virginia after being summoned by the sudden death of Mr. Shriver's brother P. Blair Shriver. The trip underscores a family tragedy prompting immediate travel.
New York officials face a peculiar case as Donna Collada, mother of Benito Collada, overstays her U.S. visa amid sea-sickness and a longing for Spain. The Spaniard, who once planned a visit, now stays as diplomats weigh her irregular stay and comfort fears. The piece contrasts her saga with similarly colorful anecdotes of other parents and entertainers in Manhattan.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains an air bath method to cool the body during heat. He recommends moderate temperatures, circulating air over the skin, with exposure of much skin and fresh air drawn through dust-laden rooms. The National Tuberculosis Association offers a pamphlet for 3 cents postage.
A fragment quotes Psalms 7 16 about mischief returning on the offender and notes a proverb that hindering mischief makes one an accessory. The text appears as garbled OCR with stray initials and misspellings.
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