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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
5
The article discusses senior class guests and questions of leadership. It argues greatness rests on courage judgment and justice, noting the need to understand motives and the circumstances shaping public opinion. It urges cooperation and steady effort to guide movements.
An item outlines a new telephony invention by the Atenean Telegraph and Telegraphs Company and discusses its potential to enable face to face communication. It hints at business conferences and early demonstrations, with fragmented references to Penn and timing details. The readable portion signals innovation and practical use in commerce and personal communication.
A light quip notes that scoring a birdie is a feather in a golfer's cap. The joke frames golf success as stylish victory, echoing the day’s playful social humor.
Fragmentary report shows election of officers in Gaithersburg and Lewiston areas. Names and roles appear partially, with references to associations, visits, and local officials.
Deputy State Health Officer reports births in April 1935 with figures including four stillbirths. Names and exact counts are partially garbled but indicate multiple live births and stillbirths recorded at the health office during the month.
Fragmented clipping reports rumors about tax rate figures and possession in Frederick. The legible bits hint at financial and governmental notices but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary obituary note for Charles Dav on in Midelstoun aged 54, long career at Fies Gaver's bank for fourteen years. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear event or location beyond the basic biographical fragment.
The record lists morning and evening services across city churches with Rev. M Ha and Rev. Dr. Joann Paul Trier among clergy. It notes the absence of the pastor and mentions Ralph Sharpe and Mr Harris serving as pastor in summer while outlining the sermon topics and quarterly conference events around June 13.
A list titled Menu 7 Day Menu 7 From Mrs Alexander George describes a spring luncheon party with dishes such as chilled Louisiana Creole shrimps sliced cucumbers cheese balls fruit salad nut squares iced coffee and a lace of recipes including butter fat rice bananas cherries and dressings.
A quirky brief by N A Lufburrow reflecting on daily life and social kindness. The piece ponders current trends and futures, urging readers to consider neighbors to ease labor and improve worldly dealings.
An automobile collision occurred on May 28 on the New Windsor road near New Windsor. Cars driven by Dr E C Boxter and Dr Bixler tipped over after one wheel hit a curve, sending both vehicles off the road. Police filed charges of recklessness against Mr Pason.
June 3 report lists graduates and diploma recipients including Robert Adams, Regina Hoffman, Lloyd Rock Paint, Henry Sauerwine, Harry LeRoy Sharon, Charlotte Smith, Edith Sterner Detman, Louise Snow, Charles Somerfield, Stan Lem, Eugene Radcuff among others. Ceremony noted in Baltimore area college event brief.
Fragmentary OCR recounts testimonies and mentions a conviction for false testimony. The text references names such as Kemp and Usher and notes church storage and meat placement details. It is part of continued coverage from page one with unclear surrounding context.
A Paris dispatch paints a lively voyage with a shipboard social scene. The columnist chats with performers and a French Line director as passengers mingle with famous faces and deckside antics. The piece notes Parisian and Madrid ties, plus names of actors, an architect, and others aboard.
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