01 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
1
A parent guidance piece argues freedom without overbearing control harms children. It contrasts possessive parenting with letting kids explore, warning against explicit self expression that neglects guidance. The author urges measured standards to balance liberty and responsibility for a child’s growth.
Oklahoma City voters face a duel of Will Rogers names as two candidates with the same name seek the Democratic nomination for congressman at large. Congressman Will Rogers challenges the Oklahoma CityWill Rogers filing, risking crossover confusion and a possible protest ruling.
A Bolivar note lists a May reunion at Dr. R. M. Rau’s Frederick Maryland home with Charles Rau and Blanche Rau of Camp Hill among many relatives from Washington Brunswick and Baltimore. Nearby visits include Mrs Jennie Webb and Mrs Jessie Hawks in Cumberland, and multiple gatherings at Bolivar Harpers Ferry Camp Hill and Charles Town with extended family travels and a surprise 29th birthday party for Rev E Koontz Helwig.
A collage of unreadable social notes, family mentions, and obituaries. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William Lancaster, Gloria Zombro, Miss Emma Dudrow, Mrs. Virginia Wyene, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elman, and others. Events cover Sunday visits, church notes, a burned Sunday school room, and funeral services in Waynesboro and Greensburg. A Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren dedication and a nursing graduation are listed alongside a distant note on a Chinese rural diet.
June 1 reports from Smithsburg note Ida Wolfe of near Garfield and Samuel D. Dusing visiting with Charles C. Wolfe and Mollie Warrenfeltz. Others, including Tracey Brandenburg Franklin, Reuben Horning, and Thomas Hessong, spent Sunday in Baltimore. Funeral details mention Miss Margaret Ruth Toms at Mt Bethel M E church near Foxville. Mrs Ida Rebecca Miller, 78, Greensburg widow of Thomas Miller, died May 20 at Greensburg after eight years ill health.
A seed was recorded in the clerk’s office Tuesday noting the sale of a lot on the south side of West Second Street from Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Zimmerman to Mr. and Mrs. George B. Callan with a rough around $1,000 value.
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